016 / Tales From the Hood (1995) w/ Scary Thoughts

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Race Trader Podcast

Boston & J

33 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to the Race Trader podcast! A place where Boston and J trade ideas on race by way of discussing culture through a black and white perspective. They bring a nuanced look into older and contemporary black culture and its impact on the racial dialogue in America.

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016 / Tales From the Hood (1995) w/ Scary Thoughts

Race Trader Podcast

1 hour 40 minutes 6 seconds

4 years ago

016 / Tales From the Hood (1995) w/ Scary Thoughts

This episode was recorded on March 2nd, 2021. We are joined by the Scary Thoughts podcast hosts, Marc Kate and Chad Lott.

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Discussed: Tales From the Crypt, horror anthologies, David Duke, Politics of Respectability, racial dialogue in the 90s, crypto-racists v. overt racism, Clarence Williams III’s performance, heavy-handedness, irony, Tyler Perry level morality tales, Tales From the Hood 2, David Alan Grier as a villain, gallows humor, confronting trauma, growing up amidst violence, horror fandom, women and true crime audiences, Men, Women, and Chainsaws by Carol J. Clover, the genre of horror, and plenty of other tangents! We hope you enjoy!

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Shameless plugs:

Check out the Scary Thoughts podcast here.
And you can check out Marc Kate’s excellent ambient/drone music here.

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