Black People Love Reba ft. Laci Mosley

Black People Love Paramore

Sequoia Holmes

Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.9 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2023

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Buckle up for a wild ride as we sit down with the inimitable Laci Mosley, a comedic powerhouse and host of the popular podcast, Scam Goddess! We couldn't help but dive into a hearty conversation, which took us from her journey as an actor, through her experiences with medical malpractice and landed us with shared laughter about our mutual love for Paramore. We also explored the delightful complexity of the all-time favorite American sitcom, Reba – a show that, to our surprise, is deeply loved by the Black community! The iconic red hair of Reba McIntyre, nostalgia-inducing theme songs, and the intricate storylines of the sitcom were just some of the many aspects we discussed. We delved into some fan-favorite episodes, debated the merits of the show’s characters and even shared a passionate conversation about the impact of redheads on pop culture. Not one to shy away from sensitive topics, we found ourselves deeply engrossed in discussions about racism and personal responsibility. Inspired by Laci’s own experiences, we examined the troubling narrative that people are treated based on their appearance. Wrapping up an episode full of laughter and deep conversations, we celebrated the influence of Hayley from Paramore, a testament to the striking power of music. Join us on this roller-coaster of an episode – you don’t want to let this one slide by!

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0:00.0	What is up y'all? This is Scarlett aka Scardy B of Sugar. We're going in the only podcast
0:08.0	dedicated to the history of fallout boy and hip-hop. Join me, your emo Angie Martinez,
0:14.3	as I guide you from 2004 all the way through present day on fallout boy and hip-hop collaborations,
0:21.2	anecdotes, trivia, like guess this. Did you know that Jay-Z gave fallout boy
0:27.5	Rockefeller chains? Or that Tim Beland and fallout boy have a song together? Or the fact that
0:33.5	Pharrell produced a fallout boy song and then actually had a cameo in a music video. If your mind
0:40.0	is as blown as me and you love fallout boy Jim class heroes and hip-hop as much as me,
0:45.6	join me find your fellow music nerds at Sugar We're Going In. So please find me wherever you
0:52.4	stream your podcast. I'll be waiting at Sugar We're Going In. Are you the one in the group chat
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1:26.5	on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast so you don't miss an episode.
1:37.7	Welcome to Black People Love, Paramore, a podcast to try to help Black people feel seen. Please
1:53.3	feel free to donate to the show at the link in the show notes and please rate us and write
1:56.6	us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Five stars only because we are five star bitches
2:01.3	where do you got it? If you are watching this on YouTube, please like, comment, subscribe,
2:05.6	and all of the things. I'm your host Sequoia, and today, joining me as we briefly dip back into
2:10.9	the TV showland. We have comedian, actress, and these scams got us herself. Lacey Mosley. Lacey,
2:17.5	I'm so excited to have you. Quickly, I'm so excited to be here. You're not on an epic journey to
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