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00:30YOU TALK TOO MUCH
Tags: Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World Float Like A Butterfly Sting Like A Bee You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
"Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee"! Everyone who hears this quote knows it belongs to the "The Greatest", the Invincible, most Idolized Boxer in American History or the History of the World, Muhammad Ali. The African American Biography Series of 2013 brings to you the life of Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali is an American Heavyweight Champion Boxer, Philanthropist and Social Activist. He was born in 1942 with the name Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. Muhammad Ali is a beloved Cultural Icon who was vilified during the 1960s for publicly refusing to be conscripted into the U.S. Military based upon his religious beliefs and his opposition to the Vietnam War. At the age of 22 he won the World Heavyweight Championship from Sonny Liston. He was still Cassius Clay. In 1964, he changed his name to Muhammad Ali after joining the Nation of Islam. Three years later in 1967 Muhammed Ali was arrested and found guilty of draft evasion charges, stripped of his boxing title and his boxing license was suspended. He was not imprisoned, but did not fight again for nearly four years while his appeal worked its way up to the U.S. Supreme Court where it was eventually successful. Thank you for listening to Blogtalkradio, I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". Today is Thursday, June 13. The year is 2013. My call in number is 1-714-242-5273. This is Black History on Internet Radio. Please enjoy my show.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Mr Colin Powell US Secretary of State Ms Condoleezza Rice US Secretary of State You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History and Education
The African American Biography Series of 2013 this week brings to you the lives of two United States Secretaries of State who happen to be African American and who also both served under President George W. Bush. They are Mr. Colin Powell and Ms. Condoleezza Rice respectively. Colin Luther Powell is a United States Statesman and a retired four-star general in the United States Army. He was the 65th. United States Secretary of State from 2001-2005, serving under President George W. Bush. He was the first African American appointed to that position. Colin Powell was the first, and so far the only, African American to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Ms. Condoleezza Rice was born in 1954 in Birmingham, Alabama. She grew up surrounded by racism in the segregated South, but went on to become the first woman and first African American to serve as provost of Stanford University. In 2001, Condoleezza Rice was appointed National Security Advisor by President George W. Bush, becoming the first Black woman to hold that post. She went on to become the first Black Woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State. She was the Nation's 66th. Secretary of State, serving from January 2005-2009. This information comes to me from bio.true story. Today is Thursday, May 30, 2013. I'm your host, Laura Gall (mae510) and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". This show airs on Thursday evenings 6:30-7pm eastern time. My call in number is 1-714-242-5273. The African American Biography Series of 2013 is your source for Black History on Internet Radio, Blogtalkradio. Thank you for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Venus and Serena Williams Tennis Grand Slam Champion Sisters You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
Venus and Serena ,point blank dot com, that's all you have to say and everyone in the world knows who you are talking about. Wow, what is it like to be known by your first name ONLY. The African American Biography Series of 2013 is proud to bring to you the lives of not one, but two World Grand Slam Tennis Champions the Williams sisters Venus and Serena Williams. They have been known for their skills on the court for more than 20 years now winning Australian, French, British and United States Open Championships. In addition to their success in the World of Tennis, they have both gone on to succeed in their desired fields of business. Their father, Richard Williams, is known for giving his daughters "grassroots" training in a game that requires Professional Coaching and turning them into dominating forces to be reckoned with in the World of Tennis. Their mom, Oracene is no doubt responsible for their good looks and strength. She can always be seen in the stands cheering them on. The significance of The African American Biography Series of 2013 is to bring to life the lives of talented African Americans as a part of Black History on internet radio, Blogtalkradio. I'm your host, Laura Gall, and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". My show is a featured show in the substantial line up of shows aired on Blogtalkradio. Thank you so much for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Gil Noble Max Robinson Carole Simpson Newscasters Journalist Reporters and Anchors You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
The African American Biography Series of 2013 features the lives of prominent African Americans in every walk of life. The significance of this series is Black History on Internet Radio. You Talk Too Much is proud to be a featured show on blogtalkradio and aims to live up to high standards expected of a featured educational internet radio show. African American Journalist/Newscasters/Reporters/Anchors is our topic tonight. Namely, Mr. Gil Noble, Mr. Max Robinson and Ms. Carole Simpson. Gil Noble was born in 1932 and lived to be 80 years old. He was an American television reporter and interviewer. He was producer and host of WABC-TV's weekly show LIKE IT IS. This program focused primarily on issues concerning African Americans. Max Robinson lived from 1939 until 1988. He was and American Broadcast Journalist and an ABC News WORLD NEWS TONIGHT co-anchor. He was the first African-American broadcast network news anchor in the United States. He was founder of the National Association of Black Journalist. Ms. Carole Simpson was born in 1941. She currently has a memoir in book stores called NEWSLADY. She is an American Broadcast Journalist, news anchor and author. She began her career in Chicago, Illinois on the radio at WCFL. In 2006, she retired from television news to began teaching journalism at Emerson College in Boston. I'm Laura Gall, producer and host of The African American Biography Series of 2013. My host name is mae510. Thank you for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Malcolm X Malcolm X Malcolm X Black Power Movement Activist Muslim You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
The African American Biography Series of 2013 brings to you tonight, May 23, 2013 the life of Mr. Malcolm X. Malcolm X was born Malcolm Little in 1925. He died prematurely at age 39. He has been described as one of the greatest and most influential African Americans in history. Yes he is. He is credited with raising the self-esteem of Black Americans and reconnecting them with their African heritage. He is largely responsible for the spread of Islam in the Black community in the United States. Many African Americans, especially those who lived in cities in the Northern and Western United States, felt that Malcolm X articulated their complaints concerning inequality better than any mainstream civil rights movement did. Malcolm X's eulogy was delivered by Ossie Davis in the Faith Temple Church of God on February 27, 1965. During the eulogy, Ossie Davis described Malcolm X as our manhood, our living Black manhood. Malcolm X"s desire was that black people" keep a United Front wherein our most valuable time and energy will not be wasted fighting each other". You are listening to Blogtalkradio. I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". My host name is mae510. My show airs Thursday evenings 6:30pm-7pm eastern time. My call in number is 1-714-242-5273. Thank you for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Count Basie Bandleader American Jazz Swing You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
The African American Biography Series of 2013 is Intelligent Radio on Blogtalkradio. I'm your host, Laura Gall (mae510). My show is "You Talk Too Much". Tonight's segment of Black History on Internet radio brings to you the life of Mr. Count Basie. William "Count" Basie was born on August 21, 1904. He was an American jazz pianist, organist, bandleader and composer. His mother paid 25 cents a lesson to have him taught piano. He started performing while still in his teens. He dropped out of school, learned to operate lights for vaudeville and to improvise accompaniment for silent films at a local movie theater in his home town of Red Bank, N.J. By 16, he increasingly played jazz piano at parties, resorts and other venues. In 1924, he went to Harlem, where his performing career expanded and the rest is History. The information contained in this show comes to you from Wikipedia as well as from Count Basie's Bio contained in the Count Basie Threatre's Website. My call in number is 1-714-242-5273. Thank you so much for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Gospel Singers Albertina Walker Vanessa Bell Armstrong Yolanda Adams You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History and Education
The African American Biography Series of 2013 brings to you the lives of Gospel Singers Albertina Walker, Vanessa Bell Armstrong and Yolanda Adams. This is Black History on Internet Radio, BlogTalkRadio. These three ladies of Gospel have recorded Gospel Albums on more than fifteen record labels and have sold millions upon millions of dollars in music around the World. They are World renown singers, song writers and producers who love the Lord. Amen. Miss Albertina Walker was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1929. She is known as the Queen of Gospel Music. Ms. Vanessa Bell Armstrong was born in Detroit in 1951. She released her debut album "Peace Be Still" in 1983. Ms. Yolanda Adams was born on August 27, 1961 in Houston, Texas. Not only is she a divine singer, record producer, actress and a beautiful woman, she is also a radio show host in the morning on Gospel Radio. I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is You Talk Too Much. My host name is Mae510. It's my pleasure to bring to you the biographies of African Americans. Thank You for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Beauty Queens Miss USA Miss America Meriwether Kenya Moore Vanessa Willams C Cameron You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History on Internet Radio
African American Beauty Queens: The African American Biography Series of 2013 dated April 25, 2013 brings to you the lives of just a few African American Miss Americas and Miss U.S.A.s The current Miss U.S.A. 2012 is Nana Meriwether. She was born in South Africa, but raised in Potomac, Maryland. She graduated from UCLA in 2004. She was twice named an All American in vollyball. She enjoys volunteering her time to help others. The first African American Miss USA arrived in 1990. Her name is Carol Gist. And, the most popular, strikingly beautiful Miss USA of 1993 is Miss Kenya Moore. Take a twirl and give your Miss USA hand wave Kenya Moore. Kenya more is a Movie Producer, a regular on the reality show Housewives of Atlanta and currently has a best selling exercise video on the market. The most famous Miss America is our very own Vanessa L. Williams. She was born in the Bronx, N.Y. to parents who were both music teachers. Vanessa arrived on the scene singing and dancing. She was crowned Miss America in 1983. Unfortunately, she had to relinquish her crown in 1984 to another African American runner up Miss Suzette Charles. There have been a total of eight African American Miss Americas. The last winner was Caressa Cameron from the state of Virginia. Caressa Cameron is truly a role model. She won her crown in 2010. She traveled 250,000 miles during her year of service making appearances on television and speaking at corporate events. Her fight is for HIV/AIDS awareness. The African American Community has a rich history. Blogtalkradio allows me, Laura Gall, to bring to you Black History on Internet Radio, intelligent radio. Thanks for listening to You Talk Too Much. Laura Gall
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers Major League Willie Mays New York Giants Major League Basebal You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History and Education
This week, The African American Biography Series of 2013 brings to you the life of Mr. Jackie Robinson and Mr. Willie Mays. Two African American Major League Baseball Players. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born in Cairo, Georgia in 1919. He was born into a family of Sharecroppers, but his mother Mallie Robinson single-handedly raised Jackie and his other siblings. From his humble beginnings he grew into the first Baseball player to break into Major League Baseball and to break the color barrier that segregated the sport of Baseball for 50 years. At UCLA, Jackie Robinson was the first athlete to win Varsity Letters in four sports: baseball, basketball, football and track. Due to financial difficulties, Jackie Robinson was forced to leave college. He enlisted in the U.S. Army. He became a second Lieutenant and lasted two years in the Army before receiving an Honorable Discharge. In 1947, Brooklyn Dodgers President Branch Richey approached Jackie Robinson about joining the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Major Leagues had not had an African American player since 1889. Jackie Robinson's life and legacy will be remembered as one of the most important in American History. Mr. Willie Mays today is 81 years old. He was born in Alabama and imagined becoming a baseball player like his father. While working in a steel mill Willie Mays' father also played on a semi-professional baseball team which was sponsored by the mill. He began teaching Willie to catch a ball even before he could walk. At age 14, Willie Mays joined his father on the mill team. By age 16 Willie Mays began his professional career with the Birmingham Black Barons. This is Black History on internet radio, blogtalkradio. I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". Thank you for listening.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Black Screenwriters and Directors Spike Lee John Singleton Mario Van Peebles You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History
The African American Biography Series of 2013: Black Screenwriters and Directors. Tonight, I proudly bring to you the lives of three African American Screenwriters and Directors. They are, Mr. Spike Lee, Mr. John Singleton and Mr. Mario Van Pebbles. Between these three creative geniuses there are so many movies that have been seen and loved by the World. Spike Lee was born Shelton Jackson Lee in 1957. He was already making amateur films by age 20 and won a Student Academy Award for his Graduate Thesis Film. His first commercial feature film "She's Gotta Have It" was shot in two weeks, cost $175,000 to make and grossed 7 million at the box office. John Singleton was born in 1968. He grew up in South Central Los Angeles and his work as a Film Director, Producer and Screenwriter often depicts these turbulent, often violent roots. He may be best known for his Oscar nominated directed film "Boyz N the Hood". Mario Van Peebles is multitalented, good looking, well educated and the son of Melvin Van Peebles. He was born in 1957 just like Spike Lee. He earned a Degree in Economics from Columbia University and first sought a career in Finance. After working on Wall Street and for NYC during the Koch Administration he decided to change the course of his life and go into acting, modeling, screenwriting and directing. He directed "21 Jump Street" on T.V. and a popular film about drug dealers in N.Y.C. "New Jack City". Mario Van Peebles' career in the film industry is rich with successful film, stage and t.v. directing as well as acting. His dad must be so proud of him. I know the Black Community is proud of him, Spike Lee and John Singleton. I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much'.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 Kenneth Chenault Sylvia Rhone Reginald Lewis African American Business Executives You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Black History
The African American Biography Series of 2013 brings to you this week the lives of African American Business Executives. They are Mr. Kenneth Chenault: He is the CEO and Chairman of American Express and the third African American known to head a Fortune 500 Company. I bring you Ms. Sylvia Rhone: she is an African American Music Industry Executive who has headed Motown Records, Electra Entertainment Group and Universal Motown Records. She established herself as the first African American woman to hold the positions of President, Chairwoman and CEO of well known and well rostered Music Companies. It was obvious, Ms. Sylvia Rhone had the magic touch. And, last but not least, The African American Biography Series brings to you the life of Mr. Reginald Lewis: he was an African American Businessman who was one of the most successful leaders in business during the 1980s. He was also the richest African American of the 1980s. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1968. He built Beatrice Foods into a billion dollar company and made millions for himself as well. I'm Laura Gall and the name of my show is "You Talk Too Much". Thank you for listening to Intelligent Radio on BlogTalkRadio.
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Tags: The African American Biography Series of 2013 African American Scientist Black History on Internet Radio You Talk Too Much Host Laura Gall Biology Physics Chemistry
The African American Biography Series of 2013: African American Scientist in the fields of Biology, Physics and Chemistry. We rarely hear about the accomplishments of African American Scientist and for this reason "You Talk Too Much" hosted by Laura Gall/mae510 brings to you three (3) African American Scientist. They are Dr. Ernest Everett Just. He was a pioneering Biologist and known for his study of the Cell surface in the development of organisms. Dr.
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