the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!

What does a single girl do in Boston, Mass. on a Sunday night?  She joins T2Q as a guest to discuss her award-winning relationship blog! The Boston Single Girl comes on to discuss how her sex and dating life is fuel for her blog and topics for my show! Also on the show, WWE now has its first gay wrestler.  How will that affect the fan base and other wrestlers?  Stacey Dash is all over political media sites.  Why the sudden outburst from someone who's been quiet for most of her career? These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

Joining the show will be author, Dr. Charles Rawlings, to discuss his book, "It Really Is That Complicated."  The book allows Dr. Rawlings to speak the truth and provide guidance to those in relationships from a mature male's perspective. It examines and dissects multiple relationship issues including what Rawlings calls "the horrors of marriage, the degeneration of romance and eroticism into the mundane and boring as well as the deal-breaking power struggles over control, money, and property. I will also get into some current event topics with my Show Legends after the interview.  We'll talk about gender non-conforming camps and are "cop cams" the key to ending racist stop and frisk incidents? "Some things just need to be said." www.Talk2Q.com

It's that time of the year again!  The Show Legends and I will break down the AFC / NFC North and South divisions to predict the order. Also on the show, Russian track stars, Kseniya RyzHova and Tatyana Firov, violated the anti-gay laws of Russia by protesting at the IAAF track championships in Moscow.  The Russians won the gold medal in the 4 x 400 meter sprints for the first time in roughly 10 years.  They celebrated/protested with a kiss on the medal podium.   Is this similar to Tommie Smith and John Carlos holding up the Black Power Fist on the podium in the '68 Olympics in Mexico? These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

Mental health should be a concern for everyone.  It's never too late or too embarrassing to ask for help.  Brandy J. Flynn is a counselor for everyone, including athletes and entertainers.  She joins the show to discuss her career path and the services that she offers.   Mental health goes untreated in some many cultures when it's not necessary for that to happen. Services now are more available and affordable than ever and it's time that the discussion is had. We'll also discuss a baby's name overtuned in court and a preacher kicked out of his church for being too into rap music. "Some things just need to be said." www.Talk2Q.com

It's that time of the year again!  The Show Legends and I will break down all four divisions in both conferences to determine who we think is going to the Super Bowl. We'll also discuss the Hugh Douglas/Michael Smith controversy and the state of the MLB after their latest steroid/PED scandal. "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

Do women expect that these days?  With equality movements and same-sex dating coming to the forefront more than ever these days, does a woman still expect someone to defend her honor when harassed? We'll discuss that and we'll also get into Sharon Osbourne's recent interview when she said that Justin Beiber "doesn't realize that he's white and not black."  Was it wrong of her to insinuate that his bad behavior comes from "acting black?" Lastly, do you get sick of co-workers peddling their kids' fund raiser items to you?  Cookies?  Candy?  Holiday wrapping paper?  Where does it stop? All of this and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

I'm joined by blogger, Telisha aka "Goddess Intellect!"  We'll discuss some topics from her blog in regards to relationships: Why aren't women more assertive in being pleased in bed? Why do women want men who belong to someone else? What does it mean when she says, "I'm going through some things?" These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

250 shows?  Are you serious?  Who would have thought that would happen?  Well, to celebrate, I've invited the Cocktails & Conversation Divas to the show. A clinical psychologist from the University of Louisville has come out to say that she thinks racism can cause post traumatic stress disorder in minorities. Could this be true?  If so, what could it mean for healthcare and the number of people who are affected by racism everyday? Also, should elderly people be retested for their drivers license after a certain age?   These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! It's Show #250, so don't be surprised at what happens on this show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

She grew up on a small sheep farm in the outback of West Australia. Running around barefoot with pigtails streaming down her tanned back. Who could have predicted her life's path? The transformation into an elite, international escort?  She started off at seedy brothels in the mining town Kalgoorlie. Now she attends the Oscars on the arms of the most influential men on the face of the earth. Joining me to discuss her book "Lucky Girl: How I Survived the Sex Industry" will be Violet Ivy!

Can the devil really make you do it?  Is there a little, red man who makes us do naughty things?  Well, regardless if you believe in it or not, people will place the blame there.  Is that deflecting blame by doing so?   Also on the show, things that parents of biracial kids should know! All of these things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts. Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

He's at it again! Saying something completely controversial to get face time. Rush Limbaugh makes some statements about slavery and white guilt that has some people up in arms. However, you know how we get down on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show.  We don't demonize someone without first breaking down what was said.  We'll give Rush his day in the court of public opinion on this show! Also, we'll discuss prison women and medical no-no's,terrorist coloring books (you read that right) and Kanye West's bland clothing line! These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com Show No. 247

I'm joined by indie pop singer, Aylin Eser to discuss her exploding music career!  She has a silky and smooth voice that blends the vocal talents of an Adele and Nina Simone.  We'll discuss what she has upcoming as she joins me from Melbourne, Australia. Check out some videos of some of her hits here: "Arrows of Desire," "Dancing Shoes," and "Dolls & Trolls." All of this and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

You would think that the way a person handles a pregnant woman would be nothing short of delicate.  This goes for physical handling or just within the act of communicating with one.   However, that's far from the truth.  Women who are pregnant have plenty of problems in the workplace like management who resents the consessions made for future moms. The last thing they need at home is mistreatment from loved ones who don't do their part in insuring that the woman is as stress-free as possible. Also on the show, women who can't cook, men who aren't handy and Dwyane Wade's ex wife acting a donkey on the streets of Chicago. We'll discuss these things and more on T2Q! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com

From the StopStreetHarassment.Org site: "Catcalls, sexually explicit comments, sexist remarks, groping, leering, stalking, public masturbation, and assault. Most women (more than 80% worldwide) and LGBQT folks will face gender-based street harassment at some point in their life. Street harassment limits people's mobility and access to public spaces. It is a form of gender violence and it's a human rights violation. It needs to stop." Joining me tonight will be founder of SSH, Holly Kearl and her partner in the fight against street harassment, Relando Thompkins!  We'll take a more in-depth look at how something that a lot of men think is complimentary can be quite the opposite. "Some things just need to be said." www.Talk2Q.com

I grew up on rap music in the 80's.  I watched it go from conscious to braggadocious to bass to gangsta to club to bling to whatever you wish to call it now. I still enjoy rap, but not even remotely close as I did 25 years ago when Big Daddy Kane, Rakim MC Lyte and others were doing their thing. Tonight, we'll discuss the lyrical side of rap, the business side and the future of rap.  All of that and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show! "No experts.  Just opinions." www.Talk2Q.com