Black Culture Geekz Multiworld Entertainment
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- Society & Culture
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Welcome to Black Culture Geekz. We are just two geeks talking about pop culture from a black perspective.
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Let Nas Down
You've heard about it all week. J. Cole dissed Kendrick Lamar and then apologized. We deep dive into the reactions along with other things in this episode. Enjoy!
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Spell Broken: "The Magical Negroes" Failure
In this no-holds-barred episode of our podcast, SPJ and Tomb take on "The American Society of Magical Negroes," a film that's sparked controversy and disappointment in equal measure. From the cast and director urging audiences not to judge the movie by its trailer to the glaring absence of meaningful press in truly Black spaces, we dive deep into the heart of what makes or breaks a film's cultural and artistic integrity.
The episode explores various facets of the critique: from disingenuous marketing efforts that echo broader issues of misrepresentation and tokenism, to the disappointment felt when legends defend the indefensible. We dissect the missteps of engaging with Black culture superficially, the irony of seeking revolutionary acclaim while trying to appease all, and the stark reality of a film failing to resonate with its intended audience or beyond.
Join us as we unravel the complexities of expectations versus reality in filmmaking, the importance of authentic representation, and how "The American Society of Magical Negroes" serves as a cautionary tale of ambition falling short of its mark. This episode isn't just a critique; it's a call to action for more genuine storytelling and cultural respect. -
Grab Bag
Today we have a grab bag episode. There is no specific big topic, we just talk shop and have fun with some of the live listeners. Enjoy!
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Diddy Really
In this eye-opening episode of 'Black Culture Geekz,' SPJ and Tomb tackle the complexities and controversies shadowing the music industry and celebrity culture. At the heart of today's discussion is Diddy's recent lawsuit, a cauldron of accusations ranging from sexual assault to questionable business practices, and a surprising claim involving Meek Mill, whose response on Twitter has sparked widespread conversation.
The episode also takes a look at Wendy Williams' reported battle with dementia, exploring the public's reaction and our own thoughts on the discourse surrounding her health and legacy.
Through candid discussions, SPJ and Tomb navigate the delicate balance between respecting privacy and addressing the public's thirst for information. This episode is not just about analyzing the news but understanding the human element behind the headlines and the impact of celebrity culture on societal norms and expectations.
As we dissect these topics, we invite you to join the conversation, share your perspectives, and reflect on how these stories affect us all. Remember, in a world where everyone has something to say, listening might be the most powerful statement we can make.
Subscribe to 'Black Culture Geekz' for more insightful episodes, and don't forget to follow us on social media to share your thoughts and stories. Let's navigate these discussions together, with empathy, insight, and an unwavering commitment to understanding the full picture. -
I Can't Make This Up
We're back with another rousing episode of BCGz. Today we didn't talk about any pop culture topics. Krissy returned to join us and we discussed the crazy vehicle dominated week of SPJ's. The audio is a little messed up and we apologize, but either way, ENJOY!
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Generational Curses
This week on 'Black Culture Geekz,' SPJ and Tomb unpack the whirlwind of reactions to the Super Bowl halftime show starring Usher and Beyoncé's groundbreaking announcement of a country album. The episode takes a sharp look at the MAGA crowd's backlash against Usher's electrifying performance, their efforts to spark a baseless rivalry with Taylor Swift, and the broader implications of these actions.
Amidst the spectacle, we also dive into the Undertaker's remarks on the changing dynamics backstage at WWE, the unwarranted outrage over "Lift Every Voice and Sing" at the Super Bowl, and Mo'nique's controversial response to her son's public plea. This episode is a journey through the highs and lows of cultural moments, examining the intersection of entertainment, politics, and personal stories.
Join SPJ and Tomb as they navigate through these discussions, offering insights and stirring dialogue on how these events reflect and affect our broader societal conversations. Whether it's the clash of cultures at the Super Bowl or the dynamics of family and fame, there's no shortage of topics to ponder.
Don't miss out on this deep dive into the aftermath of one of the year's biggest entertainment events. Subscribe, leave a review, and follow us on social media to join the conversation. Your voice matters, and we're here to amplify it.
Customer Reviews
Smart, Insightful, and Real
These guys are handing out insightful commentary with no BS. I came here after the Surviving R. Kelly episode. I would definitely keep listening, but superhero movies are not my interest. I hope in future episodes the guys weigh in on more social and general pop culture topics.