Black Love Represent Podcast

By: Gigi and Tahir
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  • Summary

  • Exploring the representation of Black Love in Cinema (and other media).
    Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
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Art Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Episode #6 BLR She's Gotta Have It

    Episode #6 BLR She's Gotta Have It
    Dec 7 2020

    Episode #6: A classic Spike Lee Joint - 'She's Gotta Have It'.  Spike's first feature film. The BLR crew debates Nola's approach to 'Love', How to host THE most awkward Holiday meal ever, and a trip down the yellow brick road.  Is this Wizard of OZ meets Black Love OR Simpin' Ain't Easy?  Special Guest: Kai drops some metaphors.  Oh, and how hard is it to impress on a date?? 
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Episode #5 BLR Mahogany

    Episode #5 BLR Mahogany
    Oct 25 2020

    Episode #5: Mahogany - The BLR crew is back with another classic!  Mahogany starring Diana Ross, Billy Dee Williams, and Anthony Perkins. Ambition vs. Community? To be loved for WHO you are vs. WHAT you are? What's success without someone to share it with? Politics, Fashion, Entrepreneurship, and Black Pride! All in one movie?! Special Guest: Alissia Breaks.It.DOWN. 
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    51 mins
  • Episode #4: BLR Jason's Lyric

    Episode #4: BLR Jason's Lyric
    Aug 23 2020

    Episode #4 - Jason's Lyric: Lyric and Jason find love amidst chaos.  The BLR crew breaks down the poetry, 'struggle love', and yes, that bayou scene (you know the one).  Special Guests: Melissa and Yolanda
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    54 mins

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