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Posted on : Jul 2nd, 2012
Our first 4-person riff, this episode goes to AMAZING depths of Hollywood culture, with Erika Alexander (of The Cosby Show and Living Single) and her husband Tony Puryear (screenwriter for Eraser, artist for Concrete Park). From discussions of so-called “black hollywood”, to double standards, to the history of various cultural milestones, and all sorts of riffin’ in between. It’s eye-opening, entertaining, and funny as hell.
Podcast Links
Relevant Links
- Anne Hathaway “Joker Face”
- Concrete Park – the Graphic Novel
- ConcretePark on Facebook
- @ConcretePark on Twitter
Guest Links
Erika Alexander : @EAlexTheGreat on Twitter
Tony Puryear : @TonyPuryear on Twitter
Rev. Mitcz : Facebook / RevMitcz.com
Teddy Tutson : TeddyTutson.com / Facebook
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