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They say blood is thicker than water, but can family ties outweigh the most outspoken pop culture opinions? Find out when Smith Sisters Live launches its limited, six-week run on Radio Andy (Ch. 102) this Friday, July 24 at 11 am ET.
Every week, entertainment aficionados can tune in to hear what happens live when Rachel, Lauren, and Mariah Smith share their thoughts on the latest zeitgeist-worthy news and other trends sweeping the nation. These pop-culture-obsessed sisters come with pretty serious credentials — Mariah runs the popular Kardashian blog Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors and writes for the Fox sitcom Outmatched, Lauren is head writer on HBO’s Black Lady Sketch Show, and Rachel has a diverse background of working with Sesame Street and TIDAL, and now serves as Associate Director of Social Media in External Relations and Development at Columbia Business School.
Don’t miss the jam-packed hour of entertainment as the Smith sisters engage in spirited debates, weigh in on star-studded news you may have missed, and take listener calls every Friday.
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