Jon opens with this week’s diversity report with an article about a recent interview Brooklyn 99’s Andy Samberg had with Variety.

The cast then discusses chapters 12 and 13 of 'Mandalorian' as Joe and Gerardo explain the connection to Clone Wars and Rebels. FYI we get into SPOILERS.

The cast wraps with a thorough conversation on one of their all time favorite shows the Amazon Prime Original 'The Boys'.

The cast gears up for a special guest episode as they are joined by LA based comedian Josh Michaels.

Josh gives his insight on the comedic landscape and how the quarantine has challenged comedians to be creative. In addition, he explains his upbringing with being both white & Mexican and how that influences his character, the many podcasts he hosts from 'Joshrardo' to 'Volume One', and what it means to be funny.

Joe covers some entertainment news highlights and the cast discusses being funny in 2020, and how some of the expectations people have for comedy to be culturally conscious in the today's world.

The cast wraps with diving into an in depth review of Judd Apatow and Steve Carrell's 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin'. 

The cast has the honor of being joined by Alex Benjamin, an African-American/Korean actor & filmmaker and Shea Vanderpoort- Filipino-American film director/filmmaker/DP for the second episode of season two!

Shea tells his story of bouncing around the creative world from music in his early years, to his passion for comic books in college, to his experience working as a DP on Issa Rae's YouTube hit series 'Awkward Black Girl.'

Alex discusses his early work in independent action films, his unique experience being a mixed race actor in Hollywood, and is humble enough to tell us about his work in Jhene Aiko's 'Trip' (2017).

The cast listens to Alex and Shea's own thoughts on diversity in the ever changing film industry and how that inspired their collaborative work in their YouTube mini series 'Thor Buck$.'

Jon and Joe are more than impressed with Alex's Mortal Kombat commercial and the group ends the show with a short, but sweet film review on A24's 'Good Time.'

We also have a little change in the name of our social media handles. Be sure to toss us a follow on Twitter and Instagram @CASTOFCOLOR

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