450 episodes
Micheaux Mission Podglomerate
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- TV & Film
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4.8 • 196 Ratings
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Two Men. One Podcast. Every Black Film Ever Made. Len Webb and Vince Williams are on the MICHEAUX MISSION - to watch and review every Black feature film ever released.
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Boxing Day (2021)
The Men of Micheaux bounce from cranberry sauce to American Fiction to Godzilla Minus One to Bookie to Comedians Who Act to Top Five Movies Boxes to Six Degrees of D’urville to their review of Boxing Day and there’s still more in here!
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The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)
The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021) gets the Mission treatment from Len and the Shakespeare-whisperer, Vincent Williams, but not before the Men get into a Tyler Perry-Robot Townsend debate and reveal the Top Five Weird Shakespeare Adaptations, + Six Degrees of D’urville.
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O (2001)
Are the holidays a good time for someone to cook something for the first time ever for the entire family? The Men of Micheaux have a lively debate over that query, Vincent gets stuck on Meryl Streep and their 3rd review of an Othello adaptation may be the closest to the Bard.
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Deliver Us From Eva (2003) w Lavetta Cannon
Writer-Producer Lavetta Cannon of the Notorious Women podcast has a bone to pick with Len about Blankman, which leads into a reexamination of The Last Dragon, which spawns a recasting of Blacula that kicks off the Top Five Unchemistry Sets, Six Degrees of famous chemists, then a review of Deliver Us From Eva, the rom-com knockoff of Shakespeare's The Taming of The Shrew.
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Introducing The Stolen Girls of Americus
In Americus, Georgia, 1963, three young girls meet at a local protest, only to face chilling consequences for demanding justice.
Introducing The Stolen Girls of Americus, PushBlack’s new true crime narrative podcast, based on the true story of more than a dozen Black girls (ages 9 to 15) who were abducted by police during a 1963 protest in Americus, Georgia, where, for 45 days, their whereabouts remained a mystery to their family, community, and the world. Echoing the long history of missing Black girls, what happened next remains relevant today.
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The Stolen Girls of Americus is a co-production of Accelerate Change and PushBlack. If you enjoyed this episode and would like to show your support, please consider donating at www.stolengirls.com.
This episode features performances by:
Joelle Denise as Shirley Green
Brooke Brown as Lorena Barnum
MJ VanDevere as Carol Barner
Leslie Taylor-Grover as Bernice Green
Debra Mittleman as Mabel Barnum
Precious Joubert as Helen Barner
Additional voice support includes:
Jareyah Bradley
Cindy Kamtchoum
Richie Kamtchoum
Zul Manzi
Bianca Tochi
Len Webb
Nate Woldu
Chris Yates
This episode is written by MJ Vandevere and Cydney Smith, and directed by Richie Kamtchoum.
The editor is Julian Blackmore, with engineering provided by Nathan Wizard and Yanii Evans. Original music composed by Julian Blackmore.
Our producers are Jill Janairo, Darren Wallace, Len Webb, and Lilly Workneh.
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Othello (1995)
The men of Micheaux present The Bards of November, a month-long dedication to adaptations of William Shakespeare beginning with 1995's OTHELLO, starring Laurence Fishburne and Kenneth Branagh. Plus, they're back with Top Five Child Adult Success stories and Missives from The Missionaries and...Len has a cold.
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Customer Reviews
This show gets it right
The Micheaux Mission is a fun romp through the Black film cannon, giving consideration to films white film critics often overlook if they reviewed at all. It's fun, funny, and sheds light on some of my favorite films and some I've never heard of but glad to learn about.
Podtastic
I love these guys
Thoughtful and entertaining!
I stumbled across this podcast and I’m so happy I did. The commentary is insightful and engaging. I always look forward to hearing their perspective on some many black films from the past.
Just finished the Wakanda forever review, and it was excellent!! Keep bringing the fantastic content fellas.