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167: Love and Basketball

“D*mn, girl. I didn’t know Nike made dresses.” In this week’s episode, we dissect Love & Basketball, a film released on April 21, 2000, starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps. Join us as we discuss childhood fisticuffs, relationship terms, sports careers, Gucci and gold, “heaux vibes”, curfews, being …

Natalie Baszile | We Are Each Other’s Harvest

Farming has been a huge part of our history and culture for generations. But, there’s a part of the story that’s so often left out of the popular lore: the history, stories, and contribution of Black farmers. It’s so important to understand this part of our heritage, not only to acknowledge the cha…

Your Waiting Season Can Prepare You For Purpose with Aspen Kennedy

A role can open doors, but a single “no” can protect your future. We’re joined by actor Aspen Kennedy for a candid conversation about faith, purpose, and the real-life decisions that shape a creative career when the timeline feels uncertain. Aspen shares how he found acting almost by accident, why …

Playing Hogwood in Sinners (ft. Actor, Dave Maldonado)

Why does a character we absolutely love to hate on screen bring us so much collective joy? How does an actor step into the shoes of a detestable historical antagonist to make a story of good versus evil truly land? In this episode of Let’s Talk Media, the podcast exploring the craft, careers, and c…

REWIND: Neema Barnette | Directing A Different World, Making TV History, and Strategies for Revolution

"A lot of production companies who decide to do stories about people of color are not used to having the people of color they hire coming in with an opinion. Coming in contradicting them on certain things." — Neema BarnetteREWIND EPISODE: Happy Summer! We made it to August. This is our last rerun e…

The Hidden Psychology Behind Character Style | Episode #447 with Michelle Green

What can a character’s clothing reveal before they ever say a word? On this episode of Partnerships for Profit, Costume Designer, Stylist, and visual storyteller Michelle A. Green shares how she creates unforgettable characters, builds visual worlds, and uses wardrobe to communicate identity, emoti…

Your Past Is Running Your Life with Tina Lifford: Here's How to Change It

What if the thoughts you never challenge quietly become the life you live? In this deeply soulful episode of Roots+Rebirth™, Terri R. Broussard sits down with acclaimed actress, author and Inner Fitness pioneer Tina Lifford for a conversation about the relationship we spend our entire lives inside…

Felicia Pride on Starting Over at 35 and Creating A Different World Sequel

Before becoming a showrunner, writer, producer, director and author, Felicia Pride had to take some major chances on herself. dFelicia joins KevOnStage to talk about her Not My Best Moment, the experiences in Baltimore that pushed her to make a change and what ultimately brought her to Los Angeles…

Y'all Discovering Hillman? We Graduated from It

The shows that reflect your lived experience --from the warmth of Queen Sugar to the lasting impact of The Cosby Show and A Different World - are an invitation to consider the cultural touchstones that capture a moment in your life. In this episode, Ann-Mare reveals how her experiences across both…

Dr. Rachel Raimist: The Director Turning Moments on Camera Into a Movement Elevating Others

In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet, Michael sits down with director, educator, mentor, and industry trailblazer Dr. Rachel Raimist for a powerful conversation about creativity, courage, representation, and the responsibility of helping others find their voice.Rachel’s journey began when a high sc…