Listeners ask the Men of Micheaux about their favorite comfort-food albums and which directors they would gift a $100 million blank check for a movie. We also pay tribute to the passing of ‘70s-80s character actor James McEachin, connect D'Urville Martin to two distaff 'Davises,' and then Len unleashes Vincent for his completely uncensored deconstruction of Tate Taylor and Kathlyn Stockett's The Help, with tepid apologies to Viola "You is kind, you is smart, you is impo'tant" Davis.

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More hot takes on Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” When will we see the real Motown documentary? The best comedians who became actors. And literally anything else the Men of Micheaux can think of to discuss to delay reviewing this 2007 misfire by Cedric the Entertainer.

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Cedric the Entertainer is featured in this edition of Mission Logs as Vincent and Len explore the "boring" antics of the Johnson Family Vacation, a review from May 2020. The Men of Micheaux also pay tribute to the then-recent losses of music luminaries Andre Harrell, Betty Wright, and the one and only Little Richard.

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Len proves to bethe only person Vincent knows who actaully used the China in the china cabinet. A white missioary shares his word for breakfront. The Men of Micheaux struggle to reunite a living R&B group for one more great album. Len gives an undefinition for a Black film. And we wonder what were Debra Winger and Cuba Gooding Jr. thinking about her return and Radio’s “teeth”, respectively.

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The 1985 cutting-edge Cannon film with Mario Van Peebles and Kadeem Hardison - Rappin' - is (currently) the worst film The Men of Micheaux have reviewed on the Mission, and here's where they told you why.

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Individually, Samuel L. Jackson and Eugene Levy are solid gold performers, but together, at this stage of their careers, it's nothing but fool's gold in this 2005 action un-comedy. Plus, chatter on the white privilege on display inside the Secret Mall Apartment, our favorite Black Mirror episodes, and 1970s furniture.

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In honor of MAY I have another Bad Black Movie month, we return to 2018 where this 1975 oddity straddled the fence with its deadly extended tip. Learn why Welcome Home Brother Charles is one of the most referenced films in Mission history. Plus fun debates about hip hop documentaries and Mrs. FroZone.

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Award-winning podcaster Nichole Hill (The Secret Adventures of Black People, Our Ancestors Were Messy) shares her appreciation for Turner Classic Movies, history, and time travel with the Men of Micheaux in their review of this heartfelt sci-fi dramedy. Plus, Vincent is introduced to Academy Award winner Judy Holliday circa 1950.

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Before the Men of Micheaux saw you yesterday, they witnessed the rise of another young star in the acting world: 13-year-old Sennia Nanua. She goes toe to toe with Glenn Close in an independent post-apocalyptic sci-fi horror drama that grabs you right from the opening credits.

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The Men of Micheaux review the 1990 Black film that ignited one of the enduring sci-fi franchises of the 90s, debate the action bonafides of Danny Glover, look at cross-generational music debuts, and Vincent plays the loooooooongest Six Degrees of D’urville ever as he literally reaches for the stars. PLUS — our first thoughts on Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan’s Sinners.

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