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The Sisters Shows Jun 30, 2021
The Scorpions Make History | For the First Time, Gambia is Going to The African Cup of Nation |We Have the Team Captain, The Goalie at the Last Qualifying Game & Two More Team Stars Live on The Sister
The Scorpions Make History | For the First Time, Gambia is Going to The African Cup of Nation | We Have the Team Captain, The Goalie at the Last Qualifying Game & Two More Team Stars Live on The Sisters Show
Clear the way for The Scorpions, Live at The Sisters' Show This Saturday!! The final episode of Season 2 is this weekend🥳 and Guess what? You wouldn't want to miss this one!! We crown the journey of 14 episodes this Saturday on the Season finale with a mind-blowing one on one with Gambia's National Treasure, The Scorpions.
Join us in this banger!!! As we discuss it all and share laughs and words of wisdom from the team. What did it take to bring the win home for AFCON qualifiers? Is it too much pressure to make The Gambia proud? What has the journey been like as a footballer? What's the advice for young people pursuing a similar path? What are the future plans?
Find Out What It Means to Fly the Gambia's Flag for The First Time in An International Competition!!! The Journey to A Record-Breaking Win.
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Why Is It A Taboo to Discuss Sexual Abuse in the African Culture? It's Time to Talk About Sexual Abuse
Why Is It A Taboo to Discuss Sexual Abuse in the African Culture? It's Time to Talk About Sexual Abuse | Are Sexual Abuse Cases Handled Sufficiently | Do We Have the Proper Support System & Laws to Protect Victims of Sexual Abuse?
In Episode 13, we engage our guests; Adama Ceesay, Amina Mwaikambo and Haddy Njie in this very crucial conversation. They also share their personal experiences with us on this Show.
Our hosts have prepared engaging questions in this episode as usual, as they dissect this sensitive yet timely topic. When does someone know that something is just not right, and a sexual abuse is most likely going to take place soon? Is there any form of discerning that the victim experiences before it happens? How much does parents not educating their children contribute to sexual abuse in African homes and what can these parents educate their children about? How can one go about the cases where the perpetrators of sexual abuse are people well known and trusted by the victim?
For the Hot Soup Segment. In this episode, we ask the question, "A lady met a man who was really nice to her, and they started dating. But soon after she finds out that he has been financially supporting another woman who has a child for him and also lets them sleep over at his house sometimes. The current girlfriend has a child also, but the man has assured her that she should be patient, it is her he hopes to marry. If you were the lady, what would you do about the situation?"
Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be. What Hot Topic Will Be Discussed During the Sister Chat?
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What Is Holding Back Youth Development in Africa |Critical Conversation on Building Africa & Youth Development |Their Role on Voting to Change the African Narrative
Join This Debate | Who and What Is Holding Back Youth Development in Africa |Critical Conversation on Building Africa & Youth Development | What Is the Status & Fate of African Youth | Their Role on Voting to Change the African Narrative
We are excited to have you with us for Episode 12. Once again, not shy of tackling the critical conversations on the continent, this episode addresses the topic of Youth Development in Africa. What gateways can be used to empower the youth in Africa?
We add spice to the conversation with our Hot Soup Segment; “. Ladies, if you are in a relationship with a guy who is not yet financially stable, and you spotted him online making the comment “It’s better to do illegal business than be broke” what would you do?
To the men, if you were not financially stable and you spotted a comment from your partner online saying “It is better to have a sugar daddy than stay with a broke guy” what would you do?
Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end. What's cooking for this episode's Sister Chat. Well, tune in and find out. 🥳🥳🥳
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t’s Time to Discuss the Uncomfortable Topic of Why Most of Us Women Stay in Unhealthy Marriages? | What Role Societal Pressure Plays in Broken Marriages
It’s Time to Discuss the Uncomfortable Topic of Why Most of Us Women Stay in Unhealthy Marriages? | What Role Societal Pressure Plays in Broken Marriages | Does the African Culture Promote Staying in Unhealthy Marriages?
Woho, Episode 10 is finally here with us after the long break, and we're so pumped up to dive in. We can’t hold back our excitement!!!! Our hosts are fired up this episode as usual, as they dissect the topic of marriage in it's healthy and unhealthy forms. This episode delves into unhealthy marriages. What defines an unhealthy marriage? Why do women stay in them? Are there existing pressures that justify the course of action.
A lot comes up in the episode. Which sides will the hosts take and what do our guests think? Most importantly, which sides will you take?
The Hot Soup Segment is a great one too. In this episode, the ladies are asked what they would go for. Answering the question, “Which would you rather be with and why. A rich cheating partner or a broke faithful partner?”. Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be.
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Types of Men Women Should Avoid in Relationships?| Dating & Relationship Talks with Mr. Let Go. | What Men Want | What Are Women Doing Wrong In
What Type of Men Should Women Avoid in Relationships?| Dating & Relationship Conversation with Mr. Let Go. | What Men Want | What Are Women Doing Wrong In Relationships | We talk About Mama’s Boy in the African Setting, Narcissist Men to Cheap Men | The Sisters Show
Episode 9 is here with us and we can’t hold back our excitement!!!! Our hosts are fired up this episode as usual, as they dissect the topic of the kind of men ladies should look out for. In a funny yet educational recounting of personal experiences and keen observations, this episode we talk dating expectations vs reality and men to avoid and what women should do better. We talk about Mama’s Boy in the African Setting, Narcissist Men to Cheap Men. Do men have it easier with finding a great partner to date compared to women? Are Women pickier with their dating choices?
The Hot Soup Segment is one not to miss. In this episode, the ladies are thrown into a situational dilemma of whether they would stay in an engagement that has taken a turn of events. Answering the question, “Would you stay or leave your fiancé that you’ve dated long distance if he opens up about something that's a deal breaker when you finally meet?”. Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be.
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Traditional VS. Modern Women?| Which One Is Best for Our Society? |Which Do You Prefer & Identify Yourself with & Which do Men Prefer? | The Sisters Show
We are excited to have you with us for Episode 8 on The Sisters Show. Once again, not shy of tackling the controversial and the contentious, this episode addresses the topic of Traditional vs Modern Women. Research has it that women in the 70s were happier. Do Traditional women have it easier than Modern Women? Do men prefer to date Modern women but marry Traditional? Where do the grey lines lie? Which situations are unblurred, black and white?
We add spice to the conversation with our Hot Soup Segment; “Would You Let Your Husband Go to a Massage Spa?” Watch our Hosts dissect this topic in a hilarious heart to heart. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end. What's cooking for this episode's Sister Chat and who will join us as a guest this Saturday? Well, tune in and find out. 🥳🥳🥳
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See you Saturday, 3rd April 2021
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Are Africans Too Modest About Their Achievement Due to Cultural Beliefs? | Is It Inferiority Complex? | Which Cultural Beliefs Did Our Parents Passed on That Are Holding Us Back in Terms of Achievemen
Are Africans Too Modest About Their Achievement Due to Cultural Beliefs? | Is It Inferiority Complex? | Which Cultural Beliefs Did Our Parents Passed on That Are Holding Us Back in Terms of Achievements | The Sisters Show
Wohoo 🥳 New Episode “6” Alert ! On this episode, we discus Africans Behavior Towards Achievements. We engage our Guest, Amina Waikambo, psychologist & Victor Olatund, Business Mogul on why most of us –Africans, are modest in sharing our success stories and rarely celebrate our achievements. Could it be inferiority complex? Our cultural believes. Or our family upbringing?
We also delve into how the young generation view wealth and debated on the common belief that most of the wealth is illegally acquired and that is the reason for protection from public knowledge.
On our new segment ‘Ask a Question’, we will question different societal & cultural norms in our African Society. A very interesting Segment.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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Final Did You Know That Hepatitis B Can Cause Liver Cancer | A Lot of African Men Lose Their Lives to Liver Cancer from the Age of 35 to 42? Episode “5”, Hepatitis B & Liver Cancer |The Sisters Show
On this episode of The Sisters Show, we discuss, Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer. According to WHO, Viral Hepatitis is becoming a much bigger threat in Africa than HIV/AIDS with about 60 million infections. We engage with Dr. Jaye on what exactly is Hepatitis B and its prevalence in Africa. How is it different from Hepatitis A, C, D and E & the relationship between Hepatitis B and Liver cancer. Tag A Friend and Come Along.
We also delve into what type of individuals are most likely to get it, How Hepatitis B is transmitted, its management and if it is curable and preventable.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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Can Africa Utilize Its Natural Resources to Get Ahead In Innovation & Technology | Which African Countries Are Doing Well & Which Ones Are Still Behind? | The Sisters Show
How Do You Engage Your Spouse on Money Matters? Are You Married or Planning to Be Married? | Do You Find Yourself Bickering About Money with Your Partner? Watch This Episode of The Sisters Show
Are You Married or Planning to Be Married? How Do You Engage Your Spouse on Money Matters? | Do You Find Yourself Bickering About Money with Your Partner? Watch This Episode of The Sisters Show
Wohoo 🥳 New Episode “3” Alert . Are You Married or Planning to be married? How Do You Engage Your Spouse on Money Matters? Tag A Friend and Come Along.
We Will Finally Have the Conversation of Money Matters in a Marriage Setting on The Sisters Show. Our Guest, Sarah Vanhoose, a Financial Advisor.
On this episode, we dig deep on issues in marriage that result from money problems, how to handle extended family financial needs and how financial issues and decisions should be handled in a home.
We further discussed on practical financial steps and solutions couples can undertake during marriage to advance themselves and offer financial security for the future.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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See you Saturday, 02/27/2020
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Building Africa Series | The Need to Build Strong Institutions | with Real Estate Mogul, Mr Njie -TAF Africa Global The Gambia Who Build The Biggest Estate In Nigeria | The Sisters Show
Building Africa Series | Conversations on The Need to Build Strong Institutions | with Real Estate Mogul, Mr Njie -TAF Africa Global | The Sisters Show
Whohoo 🥳 New Episode “2” Alert . Building Africa. At What Age Were You When You Learned About the Importance of Building Institutions? Primary School? High School? College/University?
On our Building Africa Series, The Sisters Show, we discuss on the importance of our children to learn about Building Institutions early in age rather than grow up to work in self-development.
On this Episode, we engage our Guest, Mustapha Njie, Founder OF TAF Africa Global in a conversation on when is the appropriate time to educate on this subject matter. Why is it taking Africa to progress in Building Institutions? Is it the school system, Our Culture or Mentality?
We delve into the role our Governments play in building these institutions and how we can change this narrative for the benefit of Africa and its people.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
See you Saturday, 02/20/2020 at 9:00PM GMT. 4:00PM EST.
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Mentorship for Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs | How to Create Your Brand & Have A Startup & Run Your Own Company? How to Generate Sales?| Watch This Episode Of The Sisters Show!
Mentorship for Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs | Startup & Branding | Want to Have Your Own Brand? Run Your Own Company? Want to Generate Sales? & More?| Watch This Episode Of The Sisters Show!
Woohoo! Season 2 of The Sisters Show Premiers! Episode “1” Alert! As promised this season will be better and more fun! Are you in Business or planning to get into business? Do you get mentorship on your business on how to scale up?
We will be having the conversation on Mentorship for Entrepreneurs on the sisters Show. Our Guests, Aisha, a mother, wife, and an entrepreneur And Haddy, a mother, wife and a fashion designer.
On this episode, we get to have the real picture on mentorship for small business, and startups. We engaged our guests on how they started, what their objectives were when starting.
We also delve into what it takes to grow a business. Being consistent- ability to balance work and family; branding, what is your company’s story and how it identifies; How to price, and delegating work. We also touched on getting your business out there, being visible and driving sales online.
We will also be having our exciting hot soups and a clap back you don’t want to miss. The show starts off with our
Lets connect segment. Tune in on time, carry your notebook. The whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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Honest Conversation on Women Juggling Careers & Relationships | Does Having A Career Affect Our Relationships? The Sisters Show | Episode 14
Join Us on Our Last Episode of Season 1. We Have Done 14 Shows and We Are Looking Forward to Moving on to Season 2 Next Year. On this episode, we have honest conversations on the difficulties career women face. Women juggling careers and relationship. We breakdown the Myths and Facts on this important topic that affects almost all of us women. These sisters always have diverse opinions on almost all topics brought on the show, so you know what to expect lol.
As always, we have two exciting hot soups in this episode, you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our lets connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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ST., AKA Brikama Boyo, Da Gambian Dream Is One Of The Most Known And Talented Gambian Music Artist
ST., Is Known in The Music Scenes As An Afromandingo Rap Star & The GMP Most Popular Video Award Winner. He dropped his first “GA On Fire” Mixtape in 2010. ‘Dara Du Doi and ‘Adiata Nteleye singles were well received but ‘Njuku’ crowned it. His ‘Distinction’ album was a great success. His latest ‘KokoLiko’ is moving masses. | We will engage him on the Conversation Music Industry in Africa, Get to know who he is and more| The Sisters Show On this episode, we have real conversation with ST on his view of the African music Industry, applauds and changes that should be made.
As always, we have two exciting hot soups in this episode, you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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Mental Health Conversation| In African Society | Effects On Individuals | Families & More | Plus Two Hot Topics “Hot Soup” | The Sisters Show
Mental Health Conversation| In African Society | Effects On Individuals | Families & More | Plus Two Hot Topics “Hot Soup” | The Sisters Show
On today’s episode 12, we will discuss Mental Health with 2 of our guests; Stacy Boyer, A licensed Psychotherapist Stacie boyar And Sylvia Shines, A Mental Health Advocate.
We discussed in detail the effects of mental health on Individuals, Families and Society’s Responsibilities. We will also discuss the stigmas in The African Society, Treatment options here in the U.S.A & in Africa and much more. � As always, we have two exciting hot soups in this episode, you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in to the end to watch yet another interesting take from the sisters on the hot topic “Who should pay for Dates? A. Man B. Woman C. Both” Have A Seat An Enjoy. Click On Videos To Watch More Episodes From The Sisters Show. (We DO NOT OWN RIGHTS TO MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS VIDEO, IT IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY)
Entrepreneurship In Africa| Do You Want To Start A Business?| What Do You Need To Know | The Sisters Show | Part 1
We Finally Have The Conversation Of Entrepreneurship on The Sisters Show | Our Guest, Ousainou Dambell, A Shelf Made, Successful Business Mogul, with Over Two Decades Of Experience As The Founder & CEO Of DBC (Dambell Business Corporation) In The Gambia.
On this episode, we have honest conversation with Mr. Dambell about the hardship entrepreneurs face, here in the west and particularly in Africa. The lack of Capital, proper resources and tools for startups. We also delves into tangible and practical solutions and way forward for entrepreneurs.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss (Is It Okay For Your Partner to Suggest Surgery Or Body Augmentation After Having His Baby Or At Any Point During Your Relationship? And Would You Take Offense If He Offers To Pay For Procedure?
What if He Suggests A Gym Membership? ). The show starts out with our fun let’s connect segment.
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Jane Richard African Makeup Artist, Transforms Herself As Black Panther Actor, Chadwick Boseman| The Sisters Show | Episode 10|
Jane Richard Makes An Appearance on The Sisters Show. The 23 year Old African Makeup Artist Transformed Herself Into The Late Black Panther Actor, Chadwick Boseman, Eddie Murphy | Her Talent Recently Gained Her Worldwide Recognition.
On this episode, we have a conversation with Jane on her success and recognition for her talent from around the world. She shares the reason for leaving her biochemistry major as backup plan. How the pandemic inspired her to use her passion to transform her face into some of her favorite celebrities to some controversial figures.
As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss (What percentage of men do you think cheat? & more). The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Do not miss it, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.
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The Sisters Show | Episode 9 |Building Africa, With Guest, Pa Samba Jow, Human Rights Activist | Hot Soup Topic, Black Woman Calls Africa Trash & More on This Episode|
The Sisters Show Is Introducing A New Series Call “Building Africa”. We will bring you a show on this very important topic every 5 weeks. The conversations in our “Building Africa” series will be very thought provoking. We will take a deeper look at the continent’s current state and where it’s heading. We open the series with a Human Rights Activist, Coach Pa Samba Jow. Mr. Jow has been an activist for all his adult life, fighting against injustice and the abuse of power conducted by most African leaders. The most recognized work he has been a part of was bring an end to dictatorship in The Gambia, West Africa. We Also Have A Clap Back Coming & A Hot Soup Discussion, (Should Companies Look at Social Media Pages Of Employees?) All on This Episode.
The Sisters Show | Episode 8| The Melisizwe Brothers |Sibling Conversation|| Hot Soup Segment & More|
Grab Your Tissues & Get Ready to Tear Up & Laugh At The Same Time. We are so excited and proud to bring to you the amazing and talented young men, The Melisizwe Brothers. Get inspired again. We will have conversation with them about show biz, and the fun and difficulties they go through and also the complicated dynamics they have as siblings.
The Melisizwe brothers are the winners of 2019 America’s Most Musical Family. These trio competed against 30 other family bands across North America in front of three celebrity judges: singer Ciara, digital media sensation David Dobrik, pop icon and Broadway star Debbie Gibson, along with show host, singer and television personality Nick Lachey.
we will always bring you burning topics that hits home on our HOT SOUP segment.
Hot Soup Topics Are Extra Spicy Today.
1. Do You Have A Problem If Your Man Is Very Close To His Ex?
2. Should White Moms Adopt Black Kids & Vice Versa?
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Disability As Inspiration with Eric Thomas | Motivational Speaker, Appeared On Shark Tank | The Sisters Show
The Sisters Show have a conversation about how people use Disability As Inspiration with Eric Thomas. Eric is a known motivational speaker and an activist for the disabled. He appeared On Shark Tank and many other podcast across the U.S and some his achievements with lawmakers were also shared with us on this episode. As always, we have our Lol Moments| Hot Soup| All In This Episode. "We do not own rights to these songs on this video. It is only played for entertainment purposes). For more on the sisters show, visit thesistersshow.com We also stream live on Facebook every Saturday.
Part 1 - Breast Cancer Awareness| Hot Soup (Are All Women Crazy? | The Sisters Show
The Sisters Show Speaks with A Breast Cancer Survivor, Ida Ceesay Ndiaye about the importance of early detection and some of the challenges she faced with the disease. We also talked about the challenges women face in Africa with the health care system and how difficult it is to get breast cancer treatments or to even get tested in the first place. The discussion went on about the measures African leaders need to take in other to help make doctor's work easier. Dr. Jaye also suggested measures to help with having more available oncologist at the hospitals. As always, the last and best segment of the show, Hot Soup (Does every woman have a little craziness in them?) And Much More, All on This Episode. (We do not own rights to the songs in this video, it is for entertainment purposes only).
Girls Health (Sex Education Talks) | Lol Moments| Hot Soup| The Sisters Show
THE SISTER SHOW PARTNERSHIP WITH GIRL ORGANIZATIONS IN AFRICA. To steer up conversations about women and girl’s health in Africa, The Sisters Show have partnered with Girls for the Development Goals and Girls for the Future. The partnership is created to have conversations on girls and women’s health related topics on The Sister Show platform. Girls for Development Goals foundation is a non-governmental, non-partisan and non-profitable organization founded in 2016. Born out of the need to impact communities through developments projects, the foundation is an initiative of Pharm. Benedicata chukwuyem Apuamah, a young pharmacist and an active global leader. Their mission is to mentor and empower girls and young women ages 13-25, by provision of opportunities and growth experiences, that could enable them to become independent, responsible and confident. For more information, visit us at thesistersshow.com
Part 2 Feminism & Religion | Feminism & The Workplace | The Sisters Show
The sisters discuss how feminism and religion can be a complicated dynamic. They also went in depth on the effects of feminism in society and the workplace, good or bad. Feminism has not gone deep into the African culture, although there has been progress with the movement but it still affects women in the workplace. The sisters show is a new talk show hosted by five siblings. Imagine, the view, the real and the talk and the sisterhood all under one platform for Africans around the world. Comment below and share your take if you agree with the sisters show's view on these matters or not. For more on the show visit out facebook page at TheSistersShowPage or thesistersshow.com. A big thanks for being part of the sisters show journey.
Feminism Should All Women Be One | Modern & Old Time Feminism with the African Culture & In Marriage
The sisters discuss if we should all be feminist or just women. They also went in depth on the effects of feminism in society, good or bad. Feminism has not gone deep into the African culture, although there has been progress with the movement. Girls education is still behind and there are still many countries that still have FGM issues. As for feminism and marriage, the sisters just could not come to the same page. Some think feminism has no place in marriage and some of them think the two cannot be separated because it is a way of life. Comment below and share your take if you agree with the sisters show's view on these matters or not. For more on the show visit out facebook page at TheSistersShowPage or thesistersshow.com
Career Choices |The Ups & Downs| & The Importance Of Mentoring Minorities |The Sisters Show
The sisters discuss their career choices and what lead them to choose theirs. They also discuss the difficult times they endured and some of the lessons learned during their journeys to success. The importance of mentorship was also talked about but particularly with minorities. Mentor on the Spot Program for Women. If you have any sisters or nieces or women in your life that want to start a journey in a new field, please share this with them. The Sisters Show has brought to you a program where you get the opportunity to appear on our show and be mentored on the spot. The Sisters Show is a talk show/podcast hosted by five sisters; Juka Ceesay, Amy Ceesay, Dr. Jay Ceesay, Dr. Mamaram Ceesay and Olay Ceesay. The Sisters all have diverse views and opinions and are of different career fields. The Mentor on the Spot segment of the show will enable participants to gain insight and industry knowledge from the Ceesay sisters regarding their careers. The aim is to help you be better prepared and to be knowledgeable about experience based issues from the personalized perspectives of the sisters who are leaders in their various chosen careers. The career fields eligible for the Mentor on the Spot program are: 1. Beauty Industry 2. Technology/Operations (Computer Engineering Fields, Project/Program Managers, Business Analysts etc.) 3. Entrepreneurship (starting a business, building your branding, marketing, social media strategy etc.) 4. Clinical Healthcare (opening your own practice) 5. Medical practice (medical school process) To stand the chance to be on The Sister Show (Mentor on the Spot segment) here is all you have to do: 1. Record a 2 minute video introducing yourself and telling us why you want to be mentored on the Mentor on the Spot Program. 2. Share your video to Instagram, Facebook or Twitter using the hashtags #MentorOnTheSpot #TheSistersShow and tag us @thesistersshow_ 3. Invite your friends to follow us and then like, share and comment on your post. The posts with the most engagements are selected as our finalists. 4. Remember that you have to be in one of the above listed career fields or considering to join one. The Sisters would like the opportunity to mentor 5 lucky women, making their mark with their combined wealth of experience and knowledge in the growth of the five mentees. For more visit us at thesistersshow.com
The Misconceptions About Africans | What It Means to Be Black | Black Lives Matter | The Sisters Show
On this episode The Sisters Show we have a of conversation on what it means to be black and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Dr. Mams and Dr. Jaye also express the importance of having more black people in the field of medicine. Amy talks about the beauty industry and the policies they are making because of Black lives matter movement. We take a deeper look on why Africans and African Americans don't see eye to eye on a lot of issues and the misconceptions that is the root of this. Please share and comment below to keep the conversation going.
What Africans Think About Beyonce & Black Is King |The Sisters Show Take
The sisters show host from Africa give their own take on black is king album. Beyonce's visual album and black is king is one of a kind that no one has ever done before. But for some reason we see people's views on this album by Beyonce and Disney is not going well. We know it was inspired by lion king and also the continent. Comment below and let us know if you agree with what we think about this album or if you disagree..
African Parenting, Why So Many Broken Homes? Why The Disconnect ? | The Sisters Show Episode 1
This is the first episode of the sisters show after the 30 minute kickoff. The Sisters discussed African parenting and some of the issues that affects kids and the solutions to make for a better relationships between children and parents. For more on The Sisters Show, visit us at thesistersshow.com
The Sisters Show Premieres “30 Minute Kickoff Show” Get To Know The Hosts
The Sisters Show is a new talk show & podcast hosted by five sisters with diverse views, each bringing in their unique perspectives to empower African descendants all over the world. In this 30 minute kickoff Talk Show, you will learn about the sisters, what made them create this show and what to expect in upcoming shows
5 Steps Rules to Prevent Covid, to Boost Immune System, & Todo If Diagnosed With Covid
A Public Service Announcement “PSA, by The Sisters Show on Covid. 5 steps rules to prevent yourselves from contracting covid, ways to boost your immune system, & a list of things to do if diagnosed With Corona Virus. The Sisters Show is a talk show & podcasts hosted by sisters with diverse views, different professions and vibrant personalities. The Sisters Show’s goal is to have honest conversations about burning topics, such as; relationships, marriage, family matters, health & wellness, entrepreneurship, innovation, entertainment & lifestyle. The Sisters Show believes when we connect to have honest conversations, we can educate, inspire and empower each other. Follow us on www.thesistershow.com for more health and wellness talks.
The Sisters Show Teaser
We welcome you to be part of The Sisters Show as we take this journey to connect African descendants, educate, inspire and empower the current and next generation through honest conversations. A talk show & podcasts hosted by sisters with diverse views, different professions and vibrant personalities. The Sisters Show’s goal is to have honest conversations about burning topics, such as; relationships, marriage, family matters, health & wellness, entrepreneurship, innovation, entertainment & lifestyle. The Sisters Show believes when we connect to have honest conversations, we can educate, inspire and empower each other.
We Connect – The Sisters Show wants to connect Africans globally. We want to give our audience the chance to learn about different African cultures from music, art, family, and news events. Our goal is to have diverse guests on our platform with different backgrounds to share their stories and expertise with our audience.
We Educate & Empower –The Sisters Show will bring to you guests with different careers and expertise (Financial Advisers, Doctors, Dietitian Therapist, IT Specialists, Entrepreneurship, Artists etc.) to share their experience and exchange ideas with our audience. This will enable Africans to exchange information and allows for teachable and AHA moments. We will empower African descendants by providing tools, life lessons and connect Africans to be embolden and be well prepared for life in today’s ever changing landscape.