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Formerly the Duck Eclipse Radio Show after being kicked off the radio twice because of their raunchy topics When Rawstarr and CW brought their brand of Comedy to Indiana.

"Raspando coco" documents the health impacts and cultural and culinary traditions surrounding coconut as remembered and experienced by Afro-Ecuadorians in the northern coastal region of Esmeraldas, Ecuador.

The annual celebration recognizes the best in Soul, R&B and Hip Hop from both established industry legends and the next generation of promising artists.

For centuries, whaling ships roamed the oceans hunting for great cetaceans, the tip of the harpoon in a killing industry that had become essential to a rapidly modernizing world. The work was arduous, dangerous, often exploitative - and largely performed by intrepid (free) Black, Indigenous, and Afro-Indigenous men, working shoulder to shoulder with white peers from politically oppressed and impoverished lands. Reclaiming their stories, dignity, and independence, and tracking their ancestry and cultural heritage in whaling ports across three oceans, The Whalers puts this powerful narrative back in our collective consciousness and shines a light on a little known multiracial, and multicultural floating society that thrived despite the existence of the slave trade.

Judgments and loyalty are tested in this raw and uncensored coming-of-age drama about Mo a young woman growing up in the trenches of an urban neighborhood. Drugs, crime, violence, and poverty become driving factors that will test Mo's decision to rise above her circumstances as the danger grows beyond her control.

The plot follows Qaseem, a quintessential Black millennial who recently experienced a break-up. He meets up with his friends at a sophisticated lounge and is captivated and instantly allured by Robyn, a wine connoisseur and soul collector. After inviting her to his home for a little rendezvous, the night quickly takes a chilling turn when Robyn's "cold-nature" unearths and she takes one of his hoodies without his permission. A fresh, modern take on the succubus folklore merged with an inside joke in Black culture, Robyn Hood is a fun and frightful horror-comedy series detailing the saga of a sensual and alluring Robyn, a dame who finds comfort in stealing men's hoodies for something more sinister.

The dangerous chaotic clash of racial conflicts and institutional corruption in a divided community is portrayed through this intense story, in which police forces discover the lifeless body of a young woman hidden on the outskirts of a town. The powerful narrative of this film exposes the cruel realities of racist social dynamics, exposing these complex issues and their heartbreaking consequences. An important plot that delves into the most delicate aspects of humanity, challenging perceptions and conveying a profound message to the viewer.

An African-American rookie cop, who is seven months pregnant, patrols South Mississippi on a graveyard shift that she will never forget.

Billy Pitcher is racist. His daughter dates a black man and convinces him to attend an African church to embrace her partners culture. He miraculously wakes up the next morning in a black person's body.

The lifelong dreams of becoming a successful artist at home in Chicago have begun to crumble around Olympia Welles. As the dust settles, she finds herself with a mounting pile of debt, an eviction notice, a dying mother and a best friend moving to New York. Now Felix, her partner in crime and love of her life, proposes a hand in marriage and asks her to start a new life in California. The path to modern day adulthood is daunting and Olympia needs to figure out how it all works.

THE MELT GOES ON FOREVER chronicles the singular career of the elusive African-American art star David Hammons from Watts rebellion era '60s L.A. to global art world prominence today. Hammons' category-defying practice - rooted in a deep critique of American society and the elite art world - is in the words of one art critic "an invitation to confront the fissures between races."

Naeemah, a young Black woman who was adopted by a White couple and raised in an all White environment in Massachusetts, makes an effort to learn more about her past by transferring to an Historical Black College in Baltimore. Upon arriving, she meets two young Black women who help guide her during her transition. 3 Blind Mice is a love letter to the 90's HBCU experience -- pre-electronic era, but takes place in current time.