Actress and Comedian Zainab Johnson joins Dulcé Sloan to discuss the 1989 television mini- series Women of Brewster Place. Based on a 1982 Gloria Naylor novel of the same name, Women of Brewster Place starred Oprah Winfrey, Lynn Withfield, Jackée Harry, Paula Kelly, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney. Leon and Cicely Tyson. 

Writer, Comedian and Actor, Yassir Lester joins Dulcé Sloan in discussing the 1995 horror Anthology Tales from the Hood. In light of the nationwide protests and outrage due to the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery by the hands of cops, Dulcé and Yassir talk about sensitive topics like racial inequality and police brutality while exploring the film. Full disclosure, Dulcé and Yassir scheduled this discussion nearly a month in advance of the recording, not knowing that the very relevant themes of police brutality highlighted in the movie would mirror the real life horrors we face and continue to fight today.

Justin Simien, Creator of Dear White People is on the show! He joins Dulcé to discuss the upcoming and final season of the Netflix's show, dealing with internet trolls and advice on how black creatives can make it in the entertainment industry. He also gives us a taste of his upcoming movie Bad Hair, expected to be released on Hulu later this year (2020). 

Comedian, Actress and Daily Show Writer X Mayo joins Duclé Sloan on the show, proving why she's a Living Single super fan. Also, don't miss their cover of the iconic opening credit song of this classic 90's sitcom. 

Dulcé talks to Comedian and actress Thea Vidale about her experiences in creating and staring in her own 90's sitcom Thea.

Comedian and actor Jamar Neighbors joins host Dulcé Sloan in discussing the cultural impact of the movie Friday. Bye Felicia! 

Host Duclé Sloan and comedian, actor and fellow Daily Show Corespondant Roy Wood Jr., examine the many black shows, (good and bad) that the television network, United Paramount Network (UPN) brought to the forefront during the 90's.

Dulcé Sloan invites comedian and actor Derek Gaines to discuss the impact the 90's sitcom Martin had on comedy, culture and television. Check out Derek's comedy album Fuccboi Ground Zero on Itunes and Spotify. 

A preview of That Blackass Show with Dulcé Sloan.

COMING SOON!