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And Richard Lawson is still at Sundance, but he'll be joining us later.

So don't fret Richard fans.

This week, we'll dive into the topic that's dominated all of the Oscar conversations

much more than the awards themselves, which is the push

for the Academy to include more films featuring people of color and the Academy's significant

rule changes that were in response to this ongoing debate.

We'll also have some commentary on the topic

from some of the people we talk to at Sundance,

including Don Cheetle, Spike Lee, and John Legend.

And then from there, we'll pivot back to Sundance

and talk about what might become some of the biggest films of the year as Richard

and Mike Phyllis in on all the hot titles from Sundance.

And finally we'll go big before we go home and dive back into yet another impossible to

predict category Best Director. The online debate that began last year with the hashtag Oscar So white returned in force this year when the

Oscar nominations for the second year in a row featured no actors of color and

very few nominations for minorities in general. But unlike last year this time it

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