1. June 3rd @ 7:00 p.m. – “Why do Black women blog?" is the theme. The guest panelists are:
-Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik, journalist and founder of Afrobella.com and Afrobella social networking site
http://www.afrobella.com and http://afrobella.ning.com
-Sondra Lewis, makeup artist, fashion editor, and founder of Chic Chocolate For Fashionistas, Stylistas, Urbanistas In DC & Beyond
http://chicchocolatedc.blogspot.com
-Shwana Ruth-Bridges, attorney and founder of Character Corner: The Blog Where Hip Hop Meets Scripture
http://charactercorner.blogspot.com
-Lori L. Tharps, writer, speaker, founder of My American Melting Pot blog, and author of Kinky Gazpacho: Life, Love & Spain
http://www.loritharps.comm and http://www.myamericanmeltingpot.blogspot.com
2. June 7th @ 7:00 p.m. – The theme is “Black women who use social media to build communities.”
-Moya Bailey, founder of Quirky Black Girl social networking site
http://quirkyblackgirls.ning.com
-Khadijah "Moon" Ali-Coleman, co-founder of Liberated Muse social networking site
http://www.liberatedmuse.com
-Charreah Jackson, Associate Producer of Essence.com
http://www.essence.com and http://essenceonline.ning.com
3. June 10th @ 7:00 p.m. – The theme is “Black women who are social media activists, entrepreneurs, and strategists."
-Abiola Abrams, entertainment journalist, filmmaker, host of Planet Abiola, and author of Dare
http://www.abiolaabrams.com
-Terri Holley, founder of Creative Blog Solutions, social media strategist, and certified professional life/business coach
http://www.creativeblogsolutions.com
-Shireen Mitchell, founder and executive director of Digital Sisters/Sistas, Inc.
http://www.shireenmitchell.com
-Deanna "DeDe" Sutton, founder of Sutton Media Sutton Media and Clutch Magazine
http://www.clutchmagonline.com
-Loryn Wilson, founder of Black Girl Blogging, guest blogger for Change.org’s Women’s Rights, and public relations professional
http://elledub08.wordpress.com and http://womensrights.change.org
BAP Living Radio affirms the lives of women of African descent who self-identify as Black American Princesses (BAPs) and educated Black women (EBW). BAP Living Radio features programs about self-love, self-care, spirituality, health, finances, politics, technology, beauty, fashion, art, music, culture, community service, creativity, fitness, travel, and more.
BAP Living Radio supports the following BAP Living social media projects:
-BAP Living social networking site - http://baplivingforbapsandebw.ning.com
-BAP Living Facebook Group - http://www.new.facebook.com/
-BAP Living Myspace Group - http://groups.myspace.com/
Leeke created BAP Living social media projects in response to positive feedback from readers of her debut novel, Love's Troubadours - Karma: Book One (http://www.lovestroubadours.com)

