The Audrey Chapman Show
Radio Program Schedule: September 2005

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.

Saturday, September 3rd

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Topic: Black Beauty

Guests: Ayana Byrd and Akiba Solomon, editors of Naked: Black Women Bare ALL About Their Skin, Hair, Hips, Lips, and Other Parts

When today’s Black women look in the mirror, what do they see? How do they define beauty? How does the way they feel about their beauty impact the decisions they make, they way they live, or the lovers they choose? Join Audrey and her guests for a fun and thought-provoking conversation about beauty.

Saturday, September 10th

Topic: I Need a Man!

Guests: Panel of Area Women

Many women often say they need a man in their lives, but why? Does society still say a woman NEEDS a man to be complete? Are these women desperate? What outrageous things have they done, or still do, to keep a man? However, many marriage advocates say these women are on track because long-term, committed relationships are better for individuals, families and communities. What do you think? Call in: 202-432-WHUR or 1-800-221-WHUR.

Saturday, September 17th

Topic: Life Interrupted

Guest: Diane Weathers, author of “Life Interrupted” in the September Essence magazine

Hurricanes and flooding. War. Disease. Divorce. Your life is going along just fine, thank you very much. Then, disaster strikes. How do you handle the overwhelming reality of the situation itself, the feelings that go along with it and move on with your life? Pick up a copy of Essence, then join Audrey for this much-needed conversation about “life interrupted.”

Saturday, September 24th

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Topic: Can a Guy Be Too Nice?

Guests: Dr. Robert Glover, author of No More Mr. Nice Guy and a Panel of Area Men

Bad Boys get lots of attention. And romance. Nice guys often complain that they can’t even buy a date. They say women think they’re too nice. Is that possible? Can a guy really be too nice? What does it feel like to be a nice guy? Are nice guys the ones who are soooo giving, always trying to follow the rules and avoiding conflict? Is it possible that some of their nice guy ways make potential lovers look the other way? Or take advantage of them? If this sounds like you, or the nice guy you’re abusing, you won’t want to miss this show!

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