We are excited to announce TV Talk with the Sistas has won the Audio Programming Award from the Alliance for Community Media Foundation’s Hometown Media Awards program!
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All good things must come to an end, and this week the Sistas say goodbye to Happy Valley — a show that has been anything but its name. As this beloved series wraps up its run for good, the Sistas reflect on the wild, unforgettable ride it has taken them on.
You can watch on YouTube TV Talk Season 6 Episode 3
Art of the Month
On February 28, 2026, the US started a war with Iran that has caused consternation around the world. Bombs were launched over cities in the Middle East. Protests took place around the world. There was a darkness over the US Capitol that continued to sink darker and deeper.
Art of the Month
On February 28, 2026, the US started a war with Iran that has caused consternation around the world. Bombs were launched over cities in the Middle East. Protests took place around the world. There was a darkness over the US Capitol that continued to sink darker and deeper.
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Art of the Month
Jesse Jackson Sr left an impact on the world giving a firm testament to his life, voice and legacy. This piece is anchored in an image of Jackson from his early years with a cotton on one side, representing the people he supported, and a protest sign on the other. Above him is the city of Chicago with a chocolate rainbow over it, honoring the city and the organization he loved.
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In Season 6, we talked about beginning and endings. That year brought some new shows that got in our feelings and saw the end of some shows we also had feelings about.
In Episode 1, the Sistas talk about a new crime drama where the lead detective has issues with reading and writing. The character has a rough life beginning but turns into the best detectives in his department. But is he really a good one? Listen and find out.
Watch Season 6 Episode 1
Art of the Month
Jesse Jackson Sr left an impact on the world giving a firm testament to his life, voice and legacy. This piece is anchored in an image of Jackson from his early years with a cotton on one side, representing the people he supported, and a protest sign on the other. Above him is the city of Chicago with a chocolate rainbow over it, honoring the city and the organization he loved.
Art of the Month
Jesse Jackson Sr left an impact on the world giving a firm testament to his life, voice and legacy. This piece is anchored in an image of Jackson from his early years with a cotton on one side, representing the people he supported, and a protest sign on the other. Above him is the city of Chicago with a chocolate rainbow over it, honoring the city and the organization he loved.
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