Episodes
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Talk about massive adolescent life changes! Tune in to hear our host Kay-B reviewed the coming-of-age film, InBetween Girl! is this YA film Color Grade approved?
Later, Kay-B gives a review of one of Netflix’s reality show, Bling Empire, shoutout HBO Max’s House of Ho, and reviews the Netflix cowboy flick, Concrete Cowboy!
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In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
This episode of The Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Alexandra DiPalma.
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Wow, did the summer just become hotter and even more cruel? Tune in to hear our host Kay-B reviewed the highly talked about Freeform series, Cruel Summer! is this YA thriller Color Grade approved?
Later, Kay-B gives a fun review of one of TV Land/ Paramount+'s best shows, Younger, which is in it’s final season, and reviews the Netflix feminist film, Moxie!
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In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
This episode of The Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Alexandra DiPalma.
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Wow, did Demi just bare it all? Tune in to hear our host Kay-B reviewed the highly talked about tell-all SXSW 2021 docu-series, Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil! Demi holds nothing back, but is it Color Grade approved?
Later, Kay-B gives a fun review of one of Netflix's most discussed shows, Emily in Paris, praises the Netflix Oscar-nominated short, Love Song for Latasha, and reviews the ridiculous HBO Max monster smash, Godzilla vs. Kong!
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In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
This episode of The Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Alexandra DiPalma.
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In this special episode of the Color Grade podcast, our host Kay-B sits down with Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. to talk about the film--Judas and the Black Messiah. In this conversation, Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. discusses the time and dedication they took to make the movie, Daniel Kaluuya and Dominque Fishback's performances, and what he wants his legacy to be. You don't want to miss this.
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In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
- Special Guest- Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. | @officialchairmanfredhamptonjr on IG | @ChairmanFredJr1 on Twitter
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Time isn't always on our side.
Tune in to hear our host Kay-B chat with the Color Grade's executive producer, Noleca Radway, about the documentary that follows Fox Rich's journey to freeing her husband from prison. Together Kay-B and Noleca detail the affect the film had on them, discuss what they wanted more of, and what they appreciated about Fox's passion, determination, and love for her husband and family. Later, Kay-B’s tells you and all the die-hard Gilmore Girls fans why Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia will have you on the edge of your seat, flaws and all, and why fans of Tom & Jerry may be in for a treat with HBO Max’s new live-action/animated hybrid feature that the whole family can watch.
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Host: Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
Special Guest: Noleca Radway | @raisingrebelspod on IG | @dominosoundco on IG
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Introducing #TRIGGERED a media review podcast about all things that made us feel something and why! Join sister friends Andrea, host of the Cheat Code Podcast and Noleca, host of the Raising Rebels Podcast as they get into all of their feelings. A Domino Sound production.
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In this special episode of the Color Grade podcast, our host Kay-B chats with Therese Lacson and a returning friend of the pod--Kristen Maldonado about Sundance.
Together the trio talk about their virtual experience and discuss Coda, On The Count of Three, Together, Together, Ailey, The Rita Moreno Doc, Black Bodies, Judas and the Black Messiah, Flea, Wild Indian and so many more films that left huge impressions on them. Later, Kay-B, Therese, and Kristen detail the lessons they've learned by attending Sundance in hopes to empower anyone--especially a critic--looking to attend the festival.
Finally, they reveal if their top film picks from Sundance are Color Grade approved. Tune in!
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In the Show:
Host: Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
Special Guest: Therese Lacson |@bamfpire
Special Guest: Kristen Maldonado |@kaymaldo | Pop Culture Planet Youtube
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For this week's episode, it's Kay-B and Screeeamm Queeenn.
Join our host and her guests, Drea Washington and Tommy "Teebs" Pico as they chat about Run--a Hulu thriller starring Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen. Together, the trio discuss what worked and what didn't about the movie, what Black and Indigenous actors they could see in the roles, and if they think Run is Color Grade approved. Later, Kay-B gives her flowers to and celebrates the end of Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina era, and shares why the moving and inspiring documentary, Giving Voice is a must see!
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In the Show:
Host: Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
Special Guest: Drea Washington | @heygirlhey on IG | @screamqueenpodcast on IG
Special Guest: Tommy "Teebs" Pico | @heyteebs on IG | @screamqueenpodcast on IG
The Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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Wow. Is Saved by the Bell actually. . . good?
Tune in to hear our host Kay-B, and returning guests Kristen Maldonado of the Pop Culture Planet Podcast and Elliot of Movie Files, chat about their viewing experience and all the reasons they're loving the revamp.
From the LBGTQIA, Afro-Latinx, Latinx, and Black inclusion to the witty writing, and relevant pop-culture moments--Bayside may be where it's at. But, is it Color Grade approved?
Later, Kay-B gives a captivating review of HBO Max standout, The Flight Attendant and talks a film documentary that will take you to new heights, David Byrne’s American Utopia!
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In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
- Special Guest- Kristen Maldonado - Pop Culture Planet Podcast | Twitter: @kaymaldo | IG: @kaymaldo1
- Special Guest- Elliot - Movie Files | Twitter: @moviefileslive | IG: @moviefiles
The Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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The Color Grade podcast is back with a very special episode.
Tune in to hear our guest, Kay-B interview actress and activist Taylour Paige. In this conversation Paige discusses her roles in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Hit The Floor, and Zola. She also shares how rewarding it is to do the work on oneself and provides insight on how her lived experiences bring the characters she plays to life. Later, Kay-B obsessively shares her quarantine gem, Netflix’s Virgin River and why everyone on the planet should be watching, plus she goes deep into why Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is one of Chadwick’s best performances, new depths for Viola and the Black Excellence we love to see!
A good episode to pair this one with is:
The Color Grade: "Stick to the rivers & lakes that you're used to"
In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
- Special Guest- Taylour Paige | @Taylour on IG | @TaylourPaige on Twitter
Follow the Color Grade!
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The Color Grade is Produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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There's nothing like ending the year off in the holiday spirit! So tune in to hear our host Kay-B and her guests Trey Mangum of Shadow and Act and Sharronda Williams of Pay or Wait chat about Jingle Jangle. Together the trio discuss the brilliance of the child actors in the film, critique the move industry's casting habits, and more. Later, Kay-B gives you her tea on the Netflix phenomenon, Bridgerton, while also sharing why you should watch both Soul & Sylvie’s Love this holiday season!
The Color Grade Podcast will see you in 2021!
In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
- Special Guest- Trey Mangum- Shadow & Act & Trey Mangum TV | @treymangum on Twitter | @trey.mangum on IG
- Special Guest- Sharronda Williams: Pay or Wait | @payorwait on all platforms
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The Color Grade is Produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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Trauma can make or break an already souring relationship, at least this may be the case for the couple in Tara Miele's film, Wander Darkly.
Join our host Kay-B and her special guests Kathia Woods of the Cup of Soul Show and Robert Daniels of 812 Film Reviews, as they weave personal experiences into their chat about the characters' relationship dynamic, discuss the need for patience while watching the movie, and detail why they are surprised by Sienna Miller and Diego Luna's performances.
Then, before the episode ends, Kay-B gushes about her holiday YA dream show, Netflix’s Dash & Lily and also shares why HBO Max’s coming-of-age drama Charm City Kings, is not to be missed!
In the Show:
Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and TwitterSpecial Guest- Kathia Woods- Cup of Soul Show | @kathia_woods on all platformsSpecial Guest- Robert Daniels- 812 Film Reviews | @812filmreviews on all platformsFollow the Color Grade!
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The Color Grade is Produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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Notorious for his heavy films, Steve McQueen switched it up and gave us Lovers Rock--the best film of 2020 or an (high quality) extended music video?
Tune in to hear our host Kay-B and special guests Sharronda Williams of Pay or Wait and Trey Mangum of Shadow & Act chat about the Small Axe series available on Amazon Prime.
Later, Kay-B plays a rapid fire question game with David Jonsson of HBO's Industry and dives deep into Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit and Apple TV’s On The Rocks and explains why you should be watching!
In the Show:
- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter
- Special Guest- Trey Mangum- Shadow & Act & Trey Mangum TV | @treymangum on Twitter | @trey.mangum on IG
- Special Guest- Sharronda Williams: Pay or Wait | @payorwait on all platforms
Follow the Color Grade!
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The Color Grade is Produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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It's the inaugural episode of Season 2 of the Color Grade Podcast, and it's all about Selena y Los Dinos!
Join our host Kay-B and her special guests Kristen Maldonado of the Pop Culture Planet Podcast and Elliot of Movie Files, as they discuss the highly anticipated Netflix series about the late Tejano superstar and her family.
Questions that need answers:: Does the show do justice to Selena's career and global impact? Did production and writing do its due diligence? And could the nine episode series be as timeless and as classic as the film?
Tune in to find out.
Our Host
Kay-B - IG: @TheLadyKayB | Twitter: @TheLadyKayBSpecial Guests
Kristen Maldonado - Pop Culture Planet Podcast | Twitter: @kaymaldo | IG: @kaymaldo1Elliot - Movie Files | Twitter: @moviefileslive | IG: @moviefilesFollow The Color Grade!
IG: @ColorGradePod | Twitter: ColorGradePodThe Color Grade Podcast was produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee)
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Welcome back to The Color Grade Pod. This week, we bring you a very special mid-season episode where host Joi Childs, and fellow film critics Trey and Kay B, discuss the insane journey we’ve all had since we were recording Sundance, this January 2020. A lot has happened. We’re all tired and just trying to do our best.
This episode we get into it. Miss Rona, the national civic unrest, and the late ass awakening of white liberal America. How are black creatives holding up during these unprecedented times? We’re tired. White companies, check your staff. Tokenism is over. Hire black people at all levels immediately--you should have at least 50% black workplace. Let this be a moment for TRUE change. Happy Juneteenth! #blackstoriesmatter #blacklivesmatter
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Join Joi, and host of Raising Rebels, Noleca Radway, as they review Cuties--Maimouna Doucouré's French-language film about a Senegalese tween growing up in one of Paris’ poorest neighborhoods. It discusses the complex socialization & hypersexualization of young black girls. We talk why it’s uncomfortable watching 11-year-olds twerk, how this movie could have ONLY been directed by a black woman, and the mesmerizing holy water scene. Out now on Netflix!
We also talk to actress & director Adepero Oduye, who was the breakout star of the 2011 Sundance film, Pariah. We spoke about how the festival has changed in 9 years, making lifelong friends on Main Street, and why Sundance is black film nerd HEAVEN.
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Join our host, Joi Childs, and friend of The Color Grade, Carvell Wallace as they discuss Farewell Amor, a deeply moving story of an Angolan immigrant family who reunites in New York City after 17 years apart. Written and directed by Ekwa Msangi, starring Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, Zainab Jah, and Jayme Lawson. It received the Sundance Institute Producers Award for Narrative Feature. The film was absolutely FANTASTIC and we can’t for y’all to see it!
Also, while in line waiting for the shuttle, we meet Aria Aaron, a black woman MBA student from USC who came to Sundance to learn more about the exciting world of film financing! We talk why she loved Zola and Bad Hair, her tryna get that Macro party invite, and needing the ancestors to help get you off the waitlist.
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Join host, Joi Childs, and producer, Noleca Radway, as they review Miss Juneteenth, starring Nicole Beharie (who played wife in the legendary Black Mirror episode Striking Vipers) as a former beauty queen, single mother who is preparing her rebellious tteen daughter to compete in a pageant. Written & Directed by Channing Godfrey Peoples.
And we speak with Carla Wills, a producer for Democracy Now, a global weekday radio news hour. We talk about accessibility : how there was a lot of Sundance programming about it this year, but how did Sundance expect actual people with disabilities to be able to see them. A lot of the venues have access issues, there’s a lot of work to do. Also, about experiencing a virtual reality film inside of a pool premiering at Sundance this year and the hunt for a last minute swimsuit.
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Join host, Joi Childs, and host of upcoming podcast The Cheat Code, Andrea O’Brien, as they discuss Justin Simien’s newest film Bad Hair: an American horror comedy about a haunted weave. Starring Lena Waithe, Kelly Rowland, Vanessa Williams, Blair Underwood and Laverne Cox. Hulu recently bought the worldwide distribution rights of the film for a reported 8 million.
Also, we go to an event hosted by PBS’s award-winning documentary series, POV.
There, we met Arielle Knight, Associate Producer of “Aggie”, a documentary about collector and philanthropist Agnes “Aggie” Gund who sold her beloved $165 million dollars painting from her collection in order to fund criminal-justice reform. “Aggie” premiered at Sundance 2020.
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We attended the premiere of the new Taylor Swift doc at Sundance!
In this episode, Joi speaks with Noleca & Kenya about Lara Wilson’s new Netflix documentary on the highest-paid celebrity in the world, Miss Americana. It promises to be political, but it falls VERY short. In these times of intense racial tension in America, can you even call yourself political if you don’t mention race? The problem is much bigger than Taylor Swift, but it’s weird to see everyone try so hard to avoid the elephant in the room.
And we talk to Matt Sayles, a LA-based fashion, portrait and commercial photographer who was at Sundance, working as a photographer for Netflix. He speaks about a day in his life; shooting the filmmakers of Mucho Mucho Amor (a documentary about the late, beloved Puerto Rican astrologer Walter Mercado), seeing Crip Camp (a documentary produced by the Obamas, about the hippie-run summer camp that sparked the disability rights movement), feeling like the help and why Sundance is more diverse than Hollywood.
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