Hey Bronzeville listeners.

Check out this in-depth conversation with Lawrence Fishburn and Lorenz Tate

as they discuss the making of Bronzeville with award-winning journalist Terman Hall.

Recorded live from Spotify New York City.

Hi, how are you?

Gosh, what's going on?

Oh, they tell me the pink chair, my favorite color. How you doing?

I know my shirt is tight too and I can't sit down.

You guys are in for such a treat. I'll just tell you since I'm on my when you're

unemployed is fun employed. It's when I said since I'm unemployed now happily. I got in my bed this morning and I out of habit turn on the news just out of habit and I started

to turn on my phone and listen to Brownsville.

And we like to multitask and there I was with the news on.

And all of a sudden, I turned the television off,

and my whole home transformed

into what I believe is one of the most beautiful creations

that I have heard in a very long time. You've never, and I'm a Texan so we don't lie and I lived in

Chicago for 10 years and Philly for 4 so I'm pretty gangster. I don't lie. I don't

lie. It is one of the most beautiful versions of artistry that I've ever seen in my

46 years on this planet. So, yeah, I know, black don't cry.

So, and speaking of, the story of the black legacy

and this journey of Bronsville

is something that I believe sincerely will capture all of your hearts,

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