Warning, the following podcast has a lot of spoilers.

So if you haven't seen the movie, Get Out, Get Out.

But first, let me see it.

Get Out.

The exciting new film by comedian Jordan Peel takes a look at racism and the fetishization of black people by drawing on provocative elements from films like the Manchurian candidate, the Stefford Wives, and guess who's coming to dinner?

In the film, a white girl brings her black boyfriend home to meet her parents. candidate, The Stefford Wives, and guess who's coming to dinner?

In the film, a white girl brings her black boyfriend home to meet her parents, and while he's initially apprehensive about being immersed in an all-white environment, he soon finds

himself terrified as he's trapped in a twilight zone experience by the family who want to

make him a slave in a very unexpected way.

Today, Zach Stafford, editor at large for Out Magazine, joins us to talk about Get Out's indictment

of racism in America and was a film Moonlight robbed of its Oscar moment.

Plus, Ben Carson, the only black man in Trump's administration, says he has the ability

to drill holes in people's head to hack the brain to perfectly recall books read 60 years ago.

Can LGBT media survive being ad-based while not giving coverage to trolls and clickbait?

And the autopsy's in.

Find out what really killed George Michael.

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