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How do you weigh taking risks and pursuing dreams when you are responsible for others? On this episode of Consider That, our guests explore this question as we look back on the 2006 biopic, The Pursuit of Happyness, and the journey of entrepreneur Chris Gardner from homelessness to becoming a millionaire.
When have you lowered your standards too much in dating? In this bonus video, our guests discuss their biggest deal breakers in dating, with references to the different characters in the film, Think Like a Man.
Is dating on potential settling? On this episode of Consider That, we are going to be exploring the 2012 romantic comedy, Think Like a Man, and examining the relationship between the character Dominic, the Dreamer, and Lauren, the woman who is her own man.
Join our panel as they reflect on The Wire and share their thoughts on the greatest TV shows of all time.
Is there a war on Black youth? On Episode 1 of Consider That, our panel explores Season 4 of the iconic HBO series, The Wire. Season 4 of The Wire examines the public education system and its impact on Black youth living in inner-city Baltimore.
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On this episode of Consider That, we will explore the 2000 drama, Love and Basketball, and examine the events that led to the demise of Monica and Quincy’s relationship.
Is it tough love or toxic parenting? On this episode of Consider That, we will explore the 2014 drama, Beyond the Lights, and examine the pressures placed on characters Noni and Kaz by their parents, and the impact toxic parenting had on them.
Is Beyond the Lights a "Black" movie? On this episode of Bonus Bar Talk, our guests debate if Beyond the Lights is a "Black" movie, and discuss the criteria that make a movie "Black".
Is leaving the community behind standard once you achieve wealth? On this episode of Consider That, we will explore the classic sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and the dramatic re-imagination of the series, Bel-Air, and examine the commitment that the characters Uncle Phil and Will have to the Black community.
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