<p>After Janelle Monae's "Antebellum," scholars and commentators revisited the conversation about whether we need any more slave movies (spoiler alert: it's a pretty short conversation). Malcolm and Micah join that conversation in their entertainment segment. Then they finish off this episode by reminiscing about the few slave movies they've valued the most over the years. </p>

After Janelle Monae's "Antebellum," scholars and commentators revisited the conversation about whether we need any more slave movies (spoiler alert: it's a pretty short conversation). Malcolm and Micah join that conversation in their entertainment segment. Then they finish off this episode by reminiscing about the few slave movies they've valued the most over the years.

<p>After Janelle Monae's "Antebellum," scholars and commentators revisited the conversation about whether we need any more slave movies (spoiler alert: it's a pretty short conversation). Malcolm and Micah join that conversation in their entertainment segment. Then they finish off this episode by reminiscing about the few slave movies they've valued the most over the years.&nbsp;</p>

Let's Talk About Slave Movies

Let’s Talk About It is a podcast where Malcolm and Micah Morgan discuss life in three segments: Relationships, Entertainment, and Faith in Context. The relationship segment involves an exploration of the growth, the challenges, and the joys of relationships-- whether it’s romantic, platonic, or familial relationships. During the entertainment segment, the Morgans discuss shows that they’re binge-watching, shows they’re avoiding, and movies they just can’t wait to tell us about. The faith in context segment examines hot topics of the day through the context of Christian faith. We’ll laugh, we’ll cry… we may even grow a little. But let’s talk about it.

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