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The
Audrey Chapman Show
Radio Program Schedule: October 2003
WHUR 96.3 FM in Washington, D.C.
Every Saturday, 8:00-10:00 a.m. EST -- live with callers!
Not in the Washington, D.C. area? No problem! Listen to Audrey LIVE on the web on http://www.whur.com! Call (202) 432-WHUR or (800)221-WHUR to participate in the discussions.
 Call (202)432-WHUR to participate in this show! |
Topic: Open Phones
Guests: YOU!
We had a lot of calls after the recent "Players" and "Here's How to Do Love RIGHT" shows. Did you have something to say that you didn't get a chance to share? Are you dealing with a completely different relationship issue that just can't wait? Then Don't! Call Audrey during this show with any relationship issue that's on your mind. 202-432-WHUR.
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Topic: Why Does He Always Have to Be Right?
Guests: Robert Caldwell, co-director of the Counseling and Guidance
Center
Robert Pruitt, founder of www.robertpruitt.com
Dalani Aamon, author of I
Must Let My People Know
Who DOESN'T think they're right during a fight? Of course, since you're right, you want the other person to do it YOUR way! Do men want to be right more often? And what price does the relationship pay when someone just HAS to be RIGHT?
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Topic: For the Sake of the Kids
Guest: Joshua Coleman, author of Imperfect
Harmony: How to Stay Married for the Sake of Your Children and Still Be
Happy
We've all heard of couples that decide to stay together "for the sake of the kids." You may have made that decision yourself. But does that mean you will have to remain unhappily married? Join Audrey and an author who says you CAN stay married for the sake of the kids and remain happy. How? Start by getting real about what's driving you apart.
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Topic: Who Do You Think You Are?
Guest: Kumea Shorter-Gooden co-author of Shifting:
The Double Lives of Black Women in America
Join Audrey for an exploration of who you REALLY are, and how you show who you are—or DON'T show who you are—to the world. Be prepared for some tough talk as we take on some tough issues, especially for African American women today who SEEM to have it all together. Sound like you? Join in! 202-432-WHUR or 1-800-221-WHUR.
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