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January is almost gone, and February is racing by. The passing of time so quickly is yet another reminder that time flies faster than we realize. We postpone joy. Delay rest. Put off meaningful conversations. And then one day we look up and wonder where the time went. Time isn’t just passing; it’s shaping our lives. How we spend it reflects what we truly value. If time is our most important commodity, then spending it wisely isn’t optional. it’s essential. Lou and Teresa talk about the how quickly time passes and the importance of choosing how to spend it wisely!

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In this powerful Earrings Off interview, actress Dorothy “Dee Dee” Miller steps into the life and legacy of trailblazer Hattie McDaniel — the first Black woman to win an Academy Award. Dee Dee opens up about the boldness, bravery, and barriers Hattie embodied, and how their journeys as Black actresses running parallel across generations continue to shape her own path today.

She shares the often-overlooked truth behind Hattie’s career — the limited roles she was allowed to take, the harsh criticism she faced, and the resilience she carried as she broke barriers that made space for today’s artists.

Dee Dee also reflects on why Hattie’s story must be kept alive, especially for younger generations whose history is too often erased, and why Black artists still navigate many of the same challenges today.

Finally, she invites audiences to learn more, look deeper, and honor Hattie’s legacy — a woman who appeared in over 300 films, credited for only 80, and protested through her art in ways many never recognized.

🎭 Don’t miss this inspiring episode — and catch Dee Dee live on February 25th at the Cultural Arts Center in Glen Allen, Virginia!

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A powerful conversation you don’t want to miss. This episode dives into what it feels like to be seen but not truly recognized—a reality many Black women experience in everyday life. Lou and Teresa share personal stories, historical context, and real examples from today’s world, all with one goal: to inspire deeper connection and understanding across communities. This isn’t about blame. It’s about awareness. It’s about humanity. It’s about learning to see each other fully—differences and all. Listen in and join the conversation.

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