Synopsis
Inspired by the Dark Tower salons during the Harlem Renaissance, sit in on funny, fearless, and far-ranging dinner parties with great Black figures, from athletes and entertainers to astronauts, Michelin-starred chefs, and philosophers.
Episodes
Season 11
Rest Is Our Ancestor’s Wildest DreamFrom infamous girl group to the ultimate gangster mother role, Naturi Naughton and other guests discuss the black hair struggle, code switching and our ancestors dreams to get some real rest.30m2
You Don’t Aioli a Black-Eyed PeaBattle rapper, Roxanne Shante, Roy Wood Jr. & other guests discuss the proper use of the "N" word and who is allowed to use it along with the challenges we face to parent black boys.30m3
I Used to Just Think My Idea Tastes GoodFrom prison cell to political office, Shyne and the other guests share their varied perspectives on reparations, spirituality and the black man's need to manage their mental health.31m4
The Hardest Fight Is The Fight Against Status QuoActivist and actress, Leyna Bloom and other guests discuss rewriting black history and have an open discussion about making space and time for black trans women.32m5
We HimHarlem's own rapper, actor and now community advocate, Jim Jones, operating on Jim time, joins our guests to discuss the sentiment of Black Lives Matter and that representation matters too.32m6
Your Success Is Not My FailureBrett Gray, star of "On My Block" and "Star Trek: Prodigy" and other guests challenge old school norms as they discuss the roles of a leader versus an influencer and why everyone needs to be on social media.33m
Rest Is Our Ancestor’s Wildest DreamFrom infamous girl group to the ultimate gangster mother role, Naturi Naughton and other guests discuss the black hair struggle, code switching and our ancestors dreams to get some real rest.30m2You Don’t Aioli a Black-Eyed PeaBattle rapper, Roxanne Shante, Roy Wood Jr. & other guests discuss the proper use of the "N" word and who is allowed to use it along with the challenges we face to parent black boys.30m3I Used to Just Think My Idea Tastes GoodFrom prison cell to political office, Shyne and the other guests share their varied perspectives on reparations, spirituality and the black man's need to manage their mental health.31m4The Hardest Fight Is The Fight Against Status QuoActivist and actress, Leyna Bloom and other guests discuss rewriting black history and have an open discussion about making space and time for black trans women.32m5We HimHarlem's own rapper, actor and now community advocate, Jim Jones, operating on Jim time, joins our guests to discuss the sentiment of Black Lives Matter and that representation matters too.32m6Your Success Is Not My FailureBrett Gray, star of "On My Block" and "Star Trek: Prodigy" and other guests challenge old school norms as they discuss the roles of a leader versus an influencer and why everyone needs to be on social media.33mCast
