Fill In The Gap is a magazine is designed to give a voice to marginalized women who don’t have one with the intent of sharing information and entertainment. This magazine fills in the gaps of information we think is pertinent and may not have received from our family or at school.
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1974-1976
The mid 70s showcased the police drama on TV, the Jackson’s on the radio and TV and a new focus on black pride. The world was embracing the funky music but the resignation of President Nixon cast a shadow on the nation. Or did it? See what the Sistas remember from their early days
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1970-1973 Funky. Cool. Different.
The 70s ushered in funky fashion. Cool music. And a new definition of beauty. The black community was making its presence known all over the US after years of fighting for civil rights. The Sistas share their first memories of the 70s and a show that changed everything about entertainment.
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Fill In The Gap is a magazine is designed to give a voice to marginalized women who don’t have one with the intent of sharing information and entertainment. This magazine fills in the gaps of information we think is pertinent and may not have received from our family or at school.
Read uppcreative.com/fill-in-the-gaps/
1967-1969 The End is the Beginning
The 1960s was a world turned upside down. From 1967 to 1969 the chaos of politics and war left people finding solace in television and music. The Sistas talk about the shows and the music that were part of the revolution.
Listen: Episode 3
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This is one of our best podcasts. I am sharing it again in memory of this wonderful actress.
Style. Class. And an X chromosome. These are the ingredients for a successful detective.
Phryne Fisher and Jessica Fletcher. dynamic crime fighters whose attention to detail have foiled the plans of many criminals These damsels are not in distress they are in fact applying stress to all who dare to break the law. Listen as the Sistas explain what makes them so good.
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Fill In The Gaps is designed to give a voice to marginalized women who don’t have one with the intent of sharing information and entertainment. This magazine fills in the gaps of information we think is pertinent and may not have received from our family or at school. We do it in a fun informative way.
1964-1966: The Middle of the Hurricane
In this upside down world, bad is good and good is bad, In 1964 to 1966 the war rages in Vietnam, African Americans fight for civil rights and television choses to ignore it. The Sistas talk about how the networks created their own perfect society despite reality. They invited their friend, Patti Sikes a retired AP History teacher to join them on this episode.
Listen: Episode 2
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