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Is That Black Enough for You?!?
Welcome, Strangers.
This week, The Crew celebrates Juneteenth by putting a little extra swagger in their walk and strolling into a documentary titled Is That Black Enough for You?!?
This doc from 2022 follows the history of Black cinema, focusing mainly on the movies of the 1970s, with plenty of movie clips, archival and new interviews with prominent Black filmmakers and actors, and so much style you're bound to fall in love with yourself.
Jeff and King James form a 2-man power team for this episode, with plenty of laughs to go around.
- Credits for Is That Black Enough for You?!?: CREDITS
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Skateboarding is a control thing. You have to control all these little minute details, and in a world where it feels like you don't have any control - that feels freeing... even if it hurts sometimes.
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This week, The Crew ollies the gap to the American Rust Belt to cover a documentary titled Minding The Gap. We drop into a decade's worth of footage of a group of friends as they do exactly what teenagers do; get into trouble, cause a little mayhem, and do a whole lot of skateboarding, all while struggling with the trials and heartbreak of real life.
Jeff is joined by Brice, Matt, and special guest Travis King - a longtime friend and an avid skater - as they nollie tre flip backside tailslide laser flip into another episode.
- Credits for Minding The Gap: CREDITS
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Order in the court! We are here to discuss the false accusations of some innocent young men.
This week, The Crew unpacks the documentary from 2012 that tells the story of the five black and Latino teenagers who were wrongly accused of the rape and attempted murder of a white woman in New York's Central Park in 1989.
Jeff is joined by King James, Katy, and special guest Andy Hornacek (a former law enforcement officer, Jeff's childhood best friend, and DJ's little brother) to discuss this miscarriage of justice, and how it effected the lives of Antron McCray, Kharey Wise, Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam, and Kevin Richardson.
Credits for The Central Park Five: CREDITS
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We're not going to be shady, just FIERCE!
This week, to celebrate Pride Month, The Crew goes back to the '80s to take a look into the New York drag ball circuit in the LEGENDARY documentary from 1990 called Paris Is Burning.
Your host, CoCo O'Hern (Jeff), and crew members Chloe Maple (Molly) and BooBoo Academy (Katy) are joined by VERY special guest and friend, Pudding P39 (Katie Dunn), to discuss the glamorous but challenging drag ball culture, and the atrocities that did (and still do) plague the LGBTQIA+ communities.
- Credits for Paris Is Burning: CREDITS
Advocate, celebrate, educate, and support the lives and rights of LGBTQIA+ people.
Visit these allies to learn more!
OutNebraska.org
CORN - Coming Out in Rural Nebraska
Star City Pride
National Center for Transgender Equality
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What are the men who were responsible for the massacre of over a million Indonesians in 1965 doing now? The answer: Dancing, laughing, and making movies.
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The Crew takes a trip to Indonesia this week for a documentary titled The Act of Killing - which follows these killers as they tell the story of their own brutal acts, by making their own movies.
Jeff is joined by King James and Brice to go on an unsettling journey into the minds of people who killed without justice or remorse, and continue to prosper from it.
- Credits for The Work: CREDITS
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Hold your head up, and cry like a man.
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The Crew gets locked up inside New Folsom supermax prison - but not to serve hard time. This week, we get a peek into a powerful, heart-wrenching, and effective group therapy session led by inmates in a documentary titled The Work.
Jeff is joined by the ladies of The Crew, Katy and Molly, to discuss the importance of real, unfiltered vulnerability and its positive effects on a person's rehabilitation.
- Credits for The Work: CREDITS
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It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood - a beautiful day to talk about a beautiful man with a beautiful story.
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This week, The Crew climbs aboard the trolley and makes their way into the documentary titled "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" to delve into the life and mission of one of Hollywood's truly iconic and upstanding gentlemen: Mr. Fred Rogers.
Jeffrey Striped Tiger is joined by King James XIII, Mattrietta Pussycat, and Lady DJ Fairchilde as they discuss the gentle yet groundbreaking ways that Fred Rogers found his way into the hearts of millions of children.
- Credits for Won't You Be My Neighbor: CREDITS
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Sometimes the right thing to do isn't the popular thing to do.
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The Crew opens up this week to discuss the 2014 film titled The Overnighters. A documentary that follows the struggles of a North Dakota pastor as he attempts to create a safe space for newcomers in his community during an oil boom.
Jeff is joined by King James, Matt, and Jess as they try to put themselves in other people's shoes while discussing this heartbreaking documentary.
- Credits for The Overnighters: CREDITS
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"Do me a favor, will you, please? Will ya? Will you do me a kindness?"
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The Crew braves the heat, and the damn flies to discuss the journey of Jack Rebney in the documentary Winnebago Man.
Jeff, Brice, Molly, and King James join us this week as we dive into the world of angry outbursts and great mustaches.
Credits for Winnebago Man: CREDITS
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No one knows the consequences of provoking the paranormal...
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