Black in Session

Black in Session

By Dallas & JovanyTV & Film
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Black in Session episodes

  • Black Lives Matter in Grey's Anatomy
    This week, we look at a timely and recent episode, Season 17 Episode 12, of Grey's Anatomy that tackles many of the issues related to the BLM protests and ongoing fight against police brutality.  
    For HW, please watch the Netflix film Synchronic and we will discuss male friendships.
    54 min
  • Divorce in Blackish

    When do you decide to walk away from a relationship? We discuss marital and relationship issues as seen through Blackish, Season 4, Episode 20 "Fifty-Three Percent."

    51 min
  • Overcoming Trauma in Tina
    Content Warning: This episode discusses issues of domestic abuse, sexual assault, and emotional abuse and suicide. 
    This week Dallas and Jovany discuss overcoming trauma through the lens of the Tina Turner documentary.
    54 min
  • Hypocrisy in Ramy

    Dallas and Jovany discuss Ramy's hypocrisy as he struggles to be a modern Muslim, as seen in episode 1 of the show: "Between The Toes."


    HW for next week: Watch the Tina Turner documentary, Tina, on HBO Max. 

    44 min
  • Grief in WandaVision

    Dallas and Jovany explain how “Previously On,” episode 8 of WandaVision, perfectly illustrates the grieving process. Plus we’ve got our very first listener letter!

    Homework: Watch “Zoey’s Extraordinary Reckoning” - Season 2 Episode 6 of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist as next time we’ll discuss Racism In The Workplace

    47 min
  • Broken Friendships in Insecure

    In their very first episode, Dallas and Jovany break down Issa's and Molly's broken friendships in Lowkey Movin' On (Season 4 Episode 5) in Insecure and take out some life lessons about friendship. 


    Homework: Watch episode 8 of Wandavision (Previously On) to join us in our discussion on Grief next week. 

    42 min

About Black in Session

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Two Black gay best friends (one teacher and one teacher-turned-TV writer) discuss social issues through the lens of TV and Film.