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Lesbian Memoirs is taking over the airwaves bringing you radio entertainment at its best. Tune in to listen and participate as the most exciting, creative lesbian women from all over the United States discuss everything “over the rainbow”. From aberrant topics to those of zeal, stimulating minds from A-Z… this show is guaranteed to please!
Yeah, you heard it right. You never know what you may hear as we challenge everyone to lose their inhibitions and speak their peace. Each week there will be a new guest star. Which constellation do you shine in?
So come one, come all…join the web’s finest lesbian women and dive in head first into the unexpected realm of realness with passion and creativity.
This is the only stop you will need to make, so climb aboard, leave your inhibitions behind, and don’t be late…See you there.
Meet LM Inc. & Lesbian Memoirs newest offerings "A Pouring Through" by Dee Renee Smith and "Haven" by Spoken
"A Pouring Through" is a congealing mix of passion, brokenness and hope. The result is an empowered woman purely expressing from all aspects of her being.
"Haven" is a lesbian erotica book series that explores the world of BDSM through the eyes of a submissive and her Domme.
Check them out at www.lmwrites.com
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
A live discussion involving opposing viewpoints.
If you are easily offended please do not listen in or call in! Everyone has a right to their opinion! Respect goes a long way... practice it! Please stay on topic! Thanks in advance.!
If you have a HOT topic that should be debated... Feel free to email it to us!
Now let's debate!!!
Lesbian Memoir’s Blog Talk Radio returns for a Black History Month Celebration…
Show up and show out! Lesbian Memoirs is having a Black History Month talent show. First and second place winners will receive a prize courtesy of Lesbian Memoirs and a mention on our front page. You do not want to miss out on these fabulous prizes (just ask the winner of our Christmas give away).
Contest rules: Your talent must be based on black history. Talent can be of any art form, poetry, speech, song, short story, etc. Time to display your talent is a maximum of 5 minutes. You must email us @ LesbianMemoirs@gmail.com no later than February 21, 2010, if you plan to participate. We will need time to schedule the show accordingly. Due to limited availability, you will not be allowed to participate on the air if you are not on the list prior to the show. Non participators may join us in the chat area for support and to help us decide on the winners.
Please join us on Saturday, February 27, 2010 @ 8 pm for an explosive show. To listen in on the show from your computer and participate in the chat room please join us @ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesbian-memoirs.
Listener dial-in number: (347) 884-8886.
We look forward to seeing you here,
LM
With the 10/1 ratio in the heterosexual world… how many straight women are pretending to be lesbians for companionship? Better yet… how many lesbians have converted to men to play the role? This is a growing epidemic that no one wants to admit to. Let’s get together and talk about it, with some welcome back poetry to keep us entertained while being enlightened.
Bio: Killa Kel was born and raised in Houston, TX, by her mother and father in 5th Ward, aka Da Nickel, Kel has always had a love for music. Her first inspiration to be a performer came at age 7 from watching LL Cool J’s video “I’m Bad.” She participated in modeling and theatre as a child but seemed to be more interested in sports. After graduating from High School, she went on to attend Texas A&M University. In college she started to focus on music and writing raps again. At a local studio on the south side of Houston, TX, she met Mike aka “Gunna”, of Treehouse Records, he liked her rhymes so they exchanged personal info and he invited her to one of their studio sessions. That was Kel’s first time doing a professional recording and she has been addicted ever since. She continued to record with Treehouse Records for about 5 years, being featured on mixtapes like Gunna’s “Detention Day One” and the Treehouse compilation CD. Kel went overseas to Iraq and Afghanistan to work and decided to start a record company with business partner and cousin, Paul Tatum aka Mr. C.E.O. Since the birth of the “The Square Business Records & Entertainment” in July of 07, Kelli has recorded a mixtape entitled Iraq Money. She is currently working on an original album and a mixtape with a release date later in 2009. Kel is influenced by other rappers like MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Jay-Z, Scarface, UGK, T.I., Lil Wayne and 50 Cent. She continues to write and perfect her skills hoping to capture a bigger audience. Stay tuned to what Killa Kel is doing, and watch out for the album and mixtapes later this year.
Come celebrate Black History Month with LM @ www.BlogTalkRadio.com/Lesbian-Memoirs on Feb. 22nd @8p.m. est. Bring your poetry, thoughts and facts with you... this is a celebration not a history lesson.
See you here :)
Ladies come tell us your wonderful V-Day stories... How did you spend your Valentine's Day? Come listen to music, listen to exciting stories good and bad and laugh and ladies bring your poetry that was written for your special day.
Come celebrate the inauguration of our 44th President Barack Obama with the ladies of Lesbian Memoirs. This will be an open call show... dial in and voice your feelings.
"After Dark with Dharma" can now be found on: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/DharmaBme Pleas join us there every Monday and Wednesday @ Midnight...
Need to relax? Want to hear some good music, poetry and few laughs to help take the stress away? If you thought yes, this is where you want to be. Its Dharma's first show of the year. So get your drinks and your sexy ready for music, poetry, and conversation.
Mélange Lavonne & Rootsology will be in LM's House... www.BlogTalkRadio.com/Lesbian-Memoirs... 1-10-09 @8pm EST.
California native Mélange Lavonne, an outspoken, openly lesbian hip-hop activist and artist whose song "Gay Bash" delves into the death of her best friend Kevin (fictional) at the hands of gay bashers. The video for the song opened for Queen Latifah’s movie “Life Support” in the 22nd London Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, and has been screened in Germany, Australia, Spain, and most recently, the 2008 Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.
Spoken Word Artist. www.Myspace.com/Rootsology
I came to Georgia, I saw and I conquered poetry with a band when I met 3 guys Devon, Nebraska and Mike. Together, a band was born called A GROUP CALLED KARMA. We were rock, we were poetry, we were soul, we were jazz, we were ONE. Some called us Digable Planets and others called us Floetry. We could get into any studio and create a full CD of songs within 3 hours. That's including writing the poems out in a format and the band that played behind us was on point. That's how easy we flowed together! We came together years after Digable Planets and years before Floetry. We have 3 CD's that got so many great reviews not only from the masses but from several US Major Record Labels.
Ladies.. she got under your skin and on your nerves! The one waiting in the wings told you everything you wanted to hear and listened to your every cry!! NOW!! You wanna go back home! Let's talk about your experiences!! Is the grass greener on the other side!! Do you wish that you could turn back the hands of time!
Come join Me in a Saturday night get together... We are gonna have a laid back evening filled with what we do best. Music, conversation and Poetry reading. So bring your new pieces and especially the old but goodies that have made lasting impressions to all!!
Artist Biography
"Who's that girl?" The phrase immediately escapes the mouths of those in her midst. She is confident but approachable; she can kick it with anyone from the guys on the corner to the cheerleaders at a pep rally. Who is she? She is Fiona Simone!
The critically acclaimed rapper from Miami, FL can be described as "a little bit street, a little bit rock n' roll." She has received high praise and acclaim from industry elite such as Steve Rifkin, CEO, Loud Music and former Motown Records CEO and current president of Kedar Entertainment, Kedar Massenburg. Super producer, Polow da Don, stated, "She is a dope lyricist, I got her mix-tape one day and thought to myself, she is going to change the game."
Fiona Simone solely relies on her own perceptions and theories on how her reality is defined and then translates onto an imaginary lyrical canvas. She is everything the game has been missing. Don't believe her? Let the lyrics do the talking; "I was brought up in a dope house raised by a G. I am the epitome of what these lames will die to be. And I'm feeling like the coldest winter ever, 'cause I can fill in what Sister Soldier didn't tell ya," Fiona spits on a verse from the underground hit, "TomBoy Fresh."
Fiona Simone has appeared on numerous mix-tapes including DJ Drama's "Gangsta Grillz", Rob Jackson's "Highway Robbery" and her self-released underground albums, Ladies Room 1 & 2. She is in heavy demand to perform at live shows around the country and her movement, TomBoy Fresh, is definitely creating a buzz in ATLanta, her stomping grounds for the last 10 years.
Fiona Simone has had the opportunity to work with influential producers such as Jazzy Pha, Drummer Boy, Track Boys, Sanchez and Nobody.
Defining lines between, love, lust, betrayal and innocence. Women who have had sexual relationships/experiences as preteens/teenagers with older teens or women.
Sippin On Ink host "Kat Williams" is sleeping over with Lesbian Memoirs. Ladies please join us as we relax and let it all hang out. This will be one party you will not want to miss.
What challenges do lesbian women face in the health care system?
Join us as we discuss health concerns in the lesbian community.
Tune in to our opening show. This show will feature the ladies of Lesbian Memoirs. We will be discussing the reason behind our website and new Blog Talk Radio Show. We will keep you entertained and enlightened.
Saturday evening free for all... Light discussion, random lesbian thoughts, poetry and Music..... the things we love!