February 11, 2011

Tony Gaskins speaks with Sean Anthony The Hip Hop Motivator about “swirl” relationships

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This Sunday before Valentine’s Day, tune into The Power of One Voice at 9am as relationship coach Tony Gaskins joins Flow of Wisdom Radio to find out if interracial couples have more fun or more drama.

Richmond, VA, February 7: Sean Anthony The Hip Hop Motivator addresses the myths surrounding interracial dating this Sunday, February 13 on The Power of One Voice talk radio show.

His guest, relationship expert Tony Gaskins, is the author of “Better Than Sex: A guide to loving a woman on a deeper level.” Together with Gaskins, Sean Anthony issues a heart-to-heart investigation into the challenges of interracial relationships and how so many have found love with someone from a different race and/or culture. The “Swirl Relationships” episode airs live on WCDX iPower 92.1 and streams live nationally at www.ipowerrichmond.com at 9am EST Sunday.

Listeners are encouraged to comment by calling live at (804)345-9236 or by posting on Twitter at @Sean_Anthony and on the Sean Anthony The Hip Hop Motivator facebook fan page.

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