A new episode of Conversations with Beloved and Kindred is dropping on today at 7pm!! Tonight’s episode is on the 2018 film Fast Color!!
You can catch the episode live on Auburn Avenue Research Library Facebook Live Stream page and their YouTube channel!!
And if you miss it you can always check it out here on the Black Future Feminist site and YouTube!!
New Episode on Deck!!
Just in case you may have missed last week’s episode of Conversations with Beloved and Kindred, I got you covered!!
In this episode, Dr. Robinson and I break down episodes 7 and 8 of Lovecraft Country. Much like the previous episodes, these episodes were very much imaginative, personal and focused on a particular moment. However, what really sets these episodes a part from the earlier ones were their centering, specifically, on the Black woman and Black girl experiences. As two Black women who have experienced various perspectives of Black girlhood (southern and midwestern) to currently navigating Black womanhood both episodes are very relatable.
Being able to not only acknowledge and focus on the many layers of their experiences (trauma, resistance, joy, naming, anger, etc.) is essential because it allows for their stories to be seen as real made visible to a large audience.
To hear more about what we thought, check it out below:
On next time, we will discuss the 2018 supernatural/sci-fi/superhero/drama film Fast Colors from director Julia Hart and starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Lorraine Toussaint, and Saniyya Sidney. Here in this film we get to see #BlackGirlMagic, Black Female Star Power and the Black Female Imaginary on full display!!
See you next time!!
New Episode Dropping TODAY!!
Tune in as Dr. Robinson and I continue the conversation on the HBO series “Lovecraft Country” with episode 7 (“I Am”) and episode 8 (“Jig-A-Bobo”)!!
We went deep with this episode and had a lot fun discussing the many nuanced and complex layers of Black womanhood and girlhood…We hope you enjoy it!
The conversation will take place on Thursday April 8th at 5 pm on Facebook Live via Auburn Avenue Research Library!!
New Episode on Deck!!
Just in case you missed yesterday’s episode, you can catch Dr. Robinson and I in our newest episode of Conversations with Beloved and Kindred !! Here is a film that takes horror and social thrillers to a whole new level!!
Check it out below:
On next time, we will discuss episode 7 (“I Am.”) and 8 (“Jig-a-Bobo”) of Lovecraft Country!! These next two episodes will embody a great deal including such topics as Black women’s empowerment, Black girl experiences, self-discovery, historical legacies, and confronting the past to protect the future.
See you next time!!
**NEW EPISODE ALERT!!**
Alright now folks!! We switching it up on you with this next episode!! Taking you across the pond with the 2020 Horror/Social Thriller film from Netflix, His House.
In this conversation, Dr. Robinson and I will explore how a refugee couple (Rial and Bol) make a harrowing escape from war-torn South Sudan, but also how they struggle to adjust to their new life in an English town that has an evil lurking beneath the surface.
Make sure to tune in on Thursday March 25th at 7pm on Facebook Live via Auburn Avenue Research Library!
Check out the trailer here:
Like clockwork, I’m ready for ya!! Just in case you missed it on yesterday, you can catch Thursday’s episode of Conversations with Beloved and Kindred here! And as I said to you before, these two episode definitely hit deep to the core! There is much to process and this is ONLY the beginning!!
The remaining episodes are sure to take us on even deeper dives through Lovecraft Country!!
Check it out below:
And on next time we will travel across the pond over to London to discuss the 2020 Netflix horror, thriller film His House, directed by Remi Weekes.
See you next time!
NEW EPISODE ALERT!!
Hope you guys are still hanging in there with us as we continue our conversation on the HBO series, Lovecraft Country!! Our next conversation dives into Episode 5: “Strange Case” and Episode 6: “Meet Me in Daegu”!!
The journey continues with Lovecraft Country and as always we are excited to dive into another episodic adventure this time with Tic, Leti, Montrose, and Ruby!!
Remember you can watch it here on Thursday March 11th at 7 pm/ET!! For more information on the event, see here!
Mark Your Calendars!!
As always, I got the goods for you!! As you move you into the weekend, tune into our latest episode of Conversations with Beloved & Kindred as we discuss and celebrate the 1989 film, Harlem Nights!! So sit back, relax, chill, get your snacks and favorite beverage, and enjoy the ride!!
Check it out below:
Next time, we will discuss episode 5 (“Strange Case”) and 6 (“Meet Me in Daegu”) of Lovecraft Country!! At this point in the series, we are definitely at a turning point…to where you will have to tune in to see!! These next two episodes are definitely going to hit you in your core…real deep!
NEW EPISODE ALERT!!
Folks!! Oooooooo man, I’m excited about this next episode of “Conversations with Beloved and Kindred”!! Think the imaginary…Harlem…Black Excellence…Black wealth… For episode 4, Dr. Robinson and I dive into the 1989 “blassic” (‘Black Classic’ tune in to hear how we came up with the term lol) Harlem Nights!
Remember you can watch it here on Thursday February 25th at 7 pm/ET!! For more information on the event, see here!
Mark Your Calendars!!
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My friends!! We got you covered for last night’s episode right here!! See below:
Our third conversation discusses Episodes 3 (“Holy Ghost”) and 4 (“A History of Violence”) of Lovecraft Country!! In this episode we tackle everything from the museum space, mental health and trauma, rituals & spirituality, calling on the ancestors, Chicago housing/redlining, visibility and invisibility of Black women, and preserving #BlackGirlJoy & #BlackBoyJoy. There was a lot to digest and unpack with this one, but so glad that we did!!
Next time, we will discuss the 1989 crime-comedy drama film Harlem Nights!! I have been truly looking forward to having this conversation, and look forward to your thoughts and feedback!! It’s another one you do not want to miss!!
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