Have you ever felt bad for critiquing a Black film for fear of "no more being made"? Feeling so-so about... more

From The Slap Heard Around to World to Rihanna's pregnancy, we've heard all the possible takes on our juiciest celebrity... more

What's good, For Colored Nerds fam? Brittany and Eric are back this week with David Dennis Jr. David is a... more

Today we have a very preview from the Washington Post’s daily show, Post Reports. Every weekday, host Martine Powers walks... more

Today we have a very special clip of Well-Read Black Girl, where the host and creator, Glory Edim, talks to... more

This week, Brittany chats with iconic journalist, magazine editor, and novelist, Danyel Smith, about the release of her new book,... more

In honor of Black Maternal Health Week, the For Colored Nerds crew chats with Gabrielle Horton and Martina Abrahams Ilunga,... more

Verzuz, Issa Rae's empire, and dinner with Jay-Z - oh my! Trapital founder and host Dan Runcie joins the show... more

This week, Brittany and Eric take on the increase of Black characters in period dramas, a genre that mostly known... more

This week, For Colored Nerds brings back RANKED. To honor the 31st anniversary of Robert Townsend's The Five Heartbeats, Brittany... more

In January, New York Magazine published a retrospective on the 10 years since Trayvon Martin’s death and the subsequent birth... more

Love is Blind, Married at First Sight, Love Island... what do all these shows have in common? Total and absolute... more

This week, Brittany lets Eric (and the world!) know that she's finally mom-curious... but there's a catch. She doesn't just... more

This week, writer and founder of Well-Read Black Girl, Glory Edim, joins the show to talk about her new podcast:... more

If you’ve been on the internet AT ALL you've probably heard the terms: high value man, divine feminine, alpha male,... more

Janet, "Miss Jackson if You're Nasty," is back with a 4-part documentary about her superstar upbringing, taking control of her... more

With shows like Harlem, Run the World, and Twenties... we couldn't help but wonder... do all these shows have something... more

Jodi-Ann Burey is a writer, speaker and host who works at the intersection of race, culture and health equity. She... more

Former lawyer Vallery Lomas turned to baking on a whim, but quickly shot to the top when she became the... more

Writer Jason Parham -- our first ever repeat guest -- chats with Brittany and Eric about the distinct way he... more

Today we share a special clip of Back Issue, a podcast about pop culture and nostalgia from friends and co-hosts... more

Happy New Year! Today, Brittany and Eric share their intentions (not resolutions!) for 2022, and how they've grown over time.

Before the year ends, Brittany and Eric welcome another dynamic duo: Tracy Clayton and Josh Gwynn, hosts of the Back... more

The holiday movie genre is loved by many (especially Brittany), even though its films are known to be about as... more

In 2020, Maya Cade started the Black Film Archive, a collection dedicated to the long legacy of Black cinema history.... more

Season 2 of the HBO Max romantic comedy anthology series, Love Life, follows the ups and downs of Marcus Watkins... more

The New York Times Magazine's 1619 Project shattered common narratives about the founding of the United States and the profound... more

Netflix's new film, Passing, tells the story of Irene Redfield (Tessa Thompson), a light-skinned Black woman living in Harlem who... more

We sit down with actor Jay Ellis, who plays the most divisive character on Insecure -- Lawrence. He told us... more

Brittany and Eric bring you back to where it all began, and catch you up on where they've been the... more