Pop the champagne and cue the confetti because it's a milestone moment for Sanya On-Air! We're celebrating our 100th episode with an exclusive chat that you won't want to miss. We've got the powerhouse duo, Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White, the playwright and director behind the Broadway sensation, Jaja's African Hair Braiding, in the house. As they share their journey of creating this groundbreaking play focused on black women and the immigrant experience, you'll get a front-row seat to the exploration of their casting process, community response, and the ripple effect their work is making.

As we glide through our star-studded celebration, we're not just sticking to the script. We're also dissecting the latest buzz around celebrities like Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith, and Shannon Sharp's eyebrow-raising opinions. Plus, be prepared to delve deeper into the conversations around black hair. Our special guests, Jocelyn and Whitney, illuminate how their play introduces hairstyles as characters, igniting discussions on potentially damaging beauty products. They're painting a vivid picture of the beauty, power, and complexities surrounding black hair, and you're invited to be a part of this enlightening conversation.

To round off this landmark episode, we're stepping into the realm of self-discovery and authenticity. Together, we'll explore the significance of nurturing creative careers and standing resolute in our truth. You'll learn why the pressure on young people to take the traditional college path can limit their potential, and how art, like Jaja's African Hair Braiding, holds the power to influence perspectives, all the way to the voting booth. So, join us on this transformational journey, and remember to hit the like button, and follow Sanya On-Air on all streaming platforms to stay in the loop!

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