More secrets. Relationships. Hard conversations. Crossed boundaries. Love lost. Death. Reconciliation.

Join us for Part 2 of The Best Man Holiday!

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Jordan's got a man! Robyn is doing too much...or is she? Shelby is OUT OF CONTROL! Candace and her "sex-ish tape". Murch don't know WHAT to do! Lance is still mad. Mia's final wishes. Harper is still Harper. Quintin is probably the most sane. WHEW!

As we continue our conversation of The Best Man universe, we jump into The Best Man Holiday! And as usual we have ALOT to say. Tune in for Part 1 and don't forget to tell a friend!

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Join us for PART 2 of The Best Man, as we keep going back to where it all started with Malcolm D. Lee, Harper and the crew that brought us one of the best Black movie franchises of our generation. Join us as we revisit the entire The Best Man catalog, starting at the beginning, The Best Man (1999).

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Disloyalty. Friendship. Brotherhood. Betrayal. Love lost. Love unfulfilled. Accountability. Narcissists. Secrets. A skipping Stevie Wonder cd.

We're going back to where it all started with Malcolm D. Lee, Harper and the crew that brought us one of the best Black movie franchises of our generation. Join us as we revisit the entire The Best Man catalog, starting at the beginning, The Best Man (1999).

This is a 2-part episode. Part 2 will be posted next week!

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Join us as we kick off the 2nd half of the season!! We're catching up and sharing with you what's coming up for the podcast!

The 80’s. Queer. Rock and Roll. R& B. Legends. Trauma. Death to ego. Rebirth of self. Lake Minnetonka. Jerome. Morris. Apollonia. The Kid.

40 years later, Purple ☔️ Rain is still classic. A gift of musical art, a visual master piece from the musical genius, Prince. Though problematic, some may argue that Purple ☔️ Rain was the response to Michael Jackson’s Thriller and Motown as a whole. It was his entrance into mainstream media, bringing along sex, misogyny, sexism, abuse and family trauma that placed Minneapolis in a position to hold its own musically.

With our special guest, movie and culture expert Dr. Michelle Taylor, join us as we wrap up Black Music Month and revisit Patrick’s FAVORITE movie of all time, Purple ☔️ Rain.

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Survival. Musical Genius. Trauma. Side Chicks. Drugs. Racism. Belonging. The Music Industry. Guilt. Vision vs. Sight. Georgia On My Mind. The Legend. Ray.

Continuing to honor Black Music Month, we revisit one of the best music biopics of our time! A film that earned Jamie Foxx accolades and awards for telling the story of grit and grace-transforming into none other than Ray Charles.

Join us as we discuss everything from the effects of holding guilt and trauma, to finding his place in the world, to dealing with the cold, harsh realities of the music business and the sacrifice of success.

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Duck. JT. Eddie Kane (King). Dresser. Choirboy. Big Red. Jimmie. Eleanor. Baby Doll. Brotherhood. Loyalty. Race. Class. Black Arts. The Dells. The Temptations. Positive Black men in film. A classic for the culture. The Five Heartbeats.

In 1991 when Robert Townsend set out to create a film that was an ode to the Black music groups of the 1960's, he had no idea that he was creating a film that would be ingrained in American cinema and adored by all cultures for decades.

The Five Heartbeats is a film that brings together generations. From the repeated one-liners "My office hours are from 9 to 5" to the scenes that we always reenact... this was the perfect way to kick of Black Music Month!

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