Together, the Men of Micheaux hope to find the perfect wine to compliment Pam Grier's Coffy; 5 movies, since 1985, Samuel L. Jackson does not appear in; and someone who agrees with Len that The Last Dragon is a bad movie.
“Media magic happened when the two men connected to create one podcast that reviews every Black film ever made.”
“They’re funny and friendly and inclusive, and if you haven’t seen a lot of these films before, well all the better!”
LEN WEBB is a freelance podcast producer and creator of the award-winning geek culture show Black Tribbles (2011-2021) — where his Batman cape unfurled in glory — and co-producer of the music podcast The First Time I Heard with Toya Haynes. In 2022, he joined PushBlack as lead producer of their Black History Year series and architect of their podcast network. Plus — Len loves pretzel bites.*
*According to Vincent, this marks Len as a serial killer in-training.
VINCENT WILLIAMS is a lifelong pop culture scholar, offering music, film and television criticism for the Baltimore City Paper before hosting It’s All Soul (2012-2015), a weekly showcase of 70’s soul and 90’s hip-hop for G-town Radio. He has a PhD in English that’s more useful than you’d think. He gets his new comic books every Wednesday.*
*Vincent is comfortable with the fact that he has the passions of a twelve year old.
“Webb and Williams have gone through decades of film covering everything from race movies to Blaxploitation flicks to contemporary classics held near and dear by African Americans.”
“They take listeners on a chill ride of shoutouts from the community mailbox…and—most importantly—deep dives into the context, subtext and impact of the films watched with rigor and debate.”
The Men of Micheaux live, work and podcast from Philly, PA and are available to travel for speaking engagements.
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