Dope: Slate's Spoiler Special

Slate's Spoiler Specials

Slate Podcasts

Film Reviews,, Tv & Film

3.6 • 724 Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2015

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

In this special podcast mash-up, Dana Stevens of Slate's Spoiler Special sits down with the hosts of Panoply's new show About Race: Baratunde Thurston, Raquel Cepeda, and Tanner Colby. The discuss Dope, filmmaker Rick Famuyiwa's sly new comedy about a young black man's coming of age.Read Dana's review of the film on Slate. Check out Baratunde, Raquel, and Tanner on the About Race podcast at ShowAboutRace.com or subscribe on iTunes or your favorite podcast app.

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0:00.0	This Slate's spoiler special is meant to be played after you see the movie being discussed.
0:05.0	The podcast contains explicit language.
0:07.7	Hi, this is Dana Stevens, Slate's movie critic here with a Slate spoiler special podcast on Dope,
0:12.4	the new film from writer-director Rick Famuilua.
0:14.6	And joining me in Slate's New York studio are three co-discussants who are all of the panelists on the Panoply podcast about race.
0:22.7	Hey, guys.
0:23.4	Hello.
0:24.2	By the way, I've never been called a co-discussing.
0:26.8	Me either.
0:27.8	I was like, is that a new racial slur?
0:29.6	What's going on here?
0:30.6	We're going to co-op that word.
0:32.0	Who you're calling code discussant, eh?
0:34.4	Word.
0:35.4	That's a crazy word.
0:36.4	I think I just made that up.
0:37.9	Yeah.
0:38.1	It's a great word.
0:39.1	You have that right.
0:40.0	At least I didn't call you co-thusting.
0:41.8	That should replace Al-I.
0:43.1	I was just going to say that.
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