The Extraordinary Negroes

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The Afterparty: "The New Edition Story (Part 1)" Jan 24, 2017

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On 12/15, we attended the world premiere screening and cast Q&A of "The New Edition Story" and recorded this episode immediately afterward. So in this episode, we discuss out thoughts, opinions, and reactions to Part 1 of "The New Edition Story", our experience watching this movie with Bobby Brown, BET executives, and the rest of the cast, and what we learned about New Edition by watching this movie. And for those of you in the DC area, make sure you come out to the watch party we're co-hosting with Very Smart Bros this Thursday for the final night of this movie. For tix and info, hit up: www.veryextraordinary.eventbrite.com

Anatomy Lessons (Feat. Jerrika Hinton of ABC's Grey's Anatomy) Jan 23, 2017

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In this episode, we're joined by actress Jerrika Hinton of ABC's Grey's Anatomy. She dishes on what it's like to play Dr. Stephanie Edwards in the house that Shonda built, her experiences as a person of color in the entertainment industry, and what you can expect from this upcoming season of Grey's Anatomy. Additionally, Alex has a special place in his heart for Harriet Winslow, Jay ain't about that time travel life, and Bobby Brown's fried chicken is magically delicious.

New Year, New Me (Feat. Ilen & Lauren Bell of Black Fitness Today) Jan 10, 2017

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It's 2017 and in spirit of "New Year, New Me", with the influx of new faces in the gym committing to a healthier lifestyle, we discuss health, fitness, and nutrition with Black Fitness Today co-founders Lauren and Ilen Bell. Additionally, Jay isn't a cheap date, Alex is finally an uncle, and Facebook has all the answers.

The Afterparty: "Hidden Figures" Jan 03, 2017

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In our latest Afterparty installment, we discuss "Hidden Figures", starring Taraji P. Henson, Janelle Monáe, and Octavia Spencer. Oh, and shoutout to Pharrell for providing the soundtrack as well.

The Afterparty: "The Year That Was" Dec 31, 2016

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2016 was quite the year, so we've rolled out a bonus-sized Afterparty episode to talk all about it.

Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (Feat. Tunde Wey) Dec 27, 2016

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In this episode, we chop it up with chef Tunde Wey about his revolutionary "Blackness In America" dinner series, some of the challenges he's faced in America as a Nigerian immigrant, what city has the best food, and the inherently destructive nature of patriarchy. Additionally, Alex has nothing but love for Prince, Jay is long overdue for a car bed, and Facebook exile is not for the weak.

"Black Girl Bandwidth" (Feat. Evelyn From The Internets & A.V. Perkins of A.V. Does What) Dec 13, 2016

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In our latest and greatest, we're joined by YouTube phenom Evelyn From The Internets and D.I.Y. guru A.V. Perkins to celebrate the wonders of #BlackGirlMagic. We discuss A.V.'s latest creation "University of Dope", the first card game dedicated to Hip-Hop culture, Evelyn's recent trip to Thailand, the impact gentrification has left on her Austin stomping grounds, and what it means to be a Magical Black Girl. Additionally, Donald Trump has Alex ready to throw chairs and Jay's prom recollections leave much to be desired.

The Afterparty: "The 2016 Soul Train Awards" Nov 28, 2016

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In our latest installment of "The Afterparty", we discuss The 2016 Soul Train Awards. Who had the best performance? What were the big surprises? And was that a lace front that Aaron Hall had on?

The Afterparty: "Moonlight" (Feat. Nickolas Gaines) Nov 24, 2016

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In this edition of "The Afterparty," we gather to discuss Barry Jenkins' critically acclaimed movie "Moonlight." Did it live up to the hype? Would we recommend it? Also, Nick thinks a cast member resembles 50 Cent, and Alex is willing to pay for a good time.

By Any Means Necessary (Feat. Ronnie Man Hatcher of New Era Chicago & Nickolas Gaines) Nov 16, 2016

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Every revolution has a catalyst, and in this episode we chop it up with Ronnie Man Hatcher of New Era Chicago to discuss his decision to spearhead his own in the notorious streets of Chicago. He breaks down his movement, his vision, and his refusal to apologize for uplifting his people by any means necessary. Additionally, Nick can't get enough of Chance The Rapper, Jay reveals his post-Election self-care regimen, and Alex wants you to have a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

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