Naturi Naughton And Omari Hardwick: Power Puzzlers

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🗓️ 23 June 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Naturi Naughton and Omari Hardwick reveal what inspires their characters on Starz's Power, then sing the titles to classic 90s R&B hits. This episode originally aired on August 26, 2016.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, this week on Ask Me Another, there is no shortage of star power.
0:06.3	We're revisiting our episode with Naturi Norton and O'Mari Hardwick, the stars of the
0:11.8	Star's Network Television Show Power.
0:14.4	If you like what you hear, season four of the hit show, premieres on Sunday, June 25th.
0:20.4	We've got some great shows at the Bell House all summer long for information on our live
0:24.9	tapings.
0:25.9	Go to AMATickets.org.
0:30.3	It's the last week of this season of Invisibilia, the show about the invisible forces shaping
0:35.3	human behavior.
0:36.7	In their final episodes, co-host Alex Beagle and Hannah Rosen are looking at the concepts
0:41.0	we have about ourselves.
0:42.7	Who are we really?
0:44.0	Is there one true version of self?
0:46.4	And this image of who we think we are, how does it limit us and push us to do things we
0:50.1	never thought we could?
0:51.8	You can listen to Invisibilia in the MPR1 app or wherever you get podcasts.
1:01.0	From MPR and WNYC, coming to you from the Bell House in beautiful Brooklyn, New York,
1:07.7	its NPR's hour of Puzzles, Word Games and trivia, ask me another.
1:12.4	I'm Jonathan Colton.
1:13.6	Now here's your host, Ophira Eisenberg.
1:17.2	Thank you, Jonathan.
1:22.4	We have a great show for you for contestants.
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