The "We See You" podcast explores the delicate relationship between advertisers and consumers of color. I know that there are many people getting it wrong, but this podcast explores and celebrates those who take the time to get our stories right. So, shoutout to the Atlantic this week.

This week on We See You, it's all about Michael K. Williams, multiple personalities, and if you REALLy choose the products you like....or do they choose you?

"Am I Being Typecast?"

The "We See You" podcast explores the delicate relationship between advertisers and consumers of color. I know that there are many people getting it wrong, but this podcast explores and celebrates those who take the time to get our stories right. So, shoutout to the Atlantic this week.

This week on We See You, it's all about Lil' Buck, defying gravity, and how our personal stories can become practical magic.

"Practically Magic"

The "We See You" podcast explores the delicate relationship between advertisers and consumers of color. I know that there are many people getting it wrong, but this podcast explores and celebrates those who take the time to get our stories right. So, shoutout to Walmart this week.

This week on We See You, it's all about a random bag of Walmart items, extra terrestrial contact, and a universal language.

"The Gift" by Antoine Fuqua: https://www.ispot.tv/ad/AP9N/walmart-the-gift-a-film-by-antoine-fuqua

What Is A Walmart Receipt Worth?

The "We See You" podcast explores the delicate relationship between advertisers and consumers of color. I know that there are many people getting it wrong, but this podcast explores and celebrates those who take the time to get our stories right. So, shoutout to Walmart this week.

This week on We See You, it's all about ordering pizza with your feet, a shoe surgeon, and how young Grant Hill looks (seriously). 

Grant Hill and Pie Tops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVP3dyhnaLo

Intro + Outro Song: "Conte A Todos"- Sango

Rain Drop, Pie Top

The "We See You" podcast explores the delicate relationship between advertisers and consumers of color. I know that there are many people getting it wrong, but this podcast explores and celebrates those who take the time to get our stories right. So, shoutout to Walmart this week.

This week on We See You, we're talking about complex masculinity, the crowned prince of Chicago, and alcohol's relationship with the Black community.

The Ad: "Just Refined Enough"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RA_0iqrAdw

Intro + Outro Song: "Tap Dance"- Octave Minds ft. Chance The Rapper and The Social Experiment

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