I'm Jonathan Braylock, I'm Dra. Milligan, and I'm James III. And we're those of Black

Man Kenchup in Hollywood. It's a comedic podcast that reviews films with leading actors

of color and analyze them in the context of race and Hollywood's diversity issues.

Yeah, listen to new episodes on Mondays. Find us wherever you get your podcasts. I don't

care where you get them. I just want you to listen. Don't threaten the people we need

them to listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sorry, guys. Listen. Listen to us. Yeah. Yeah. Put on a

happy voice. Just a reminder that big mood, little mood with Daniel M. Lavery happens

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Hello, and welcome back to big mood, little mood on your host, Danny Lavery, and with

me in the studio this week is Seth Derlin, a career counselor at a law school and the

parent of two kindergarteners in the Bronx. Seth, welcome to the show. Thank you, Danny.

I'm so pleased that you're here. I wish I could have gotten you more career or law-based

questions, but I didn't. Probably better this way. And we're just going to have to

throw with it. How are you? How are you doing? Are you feeling equipped to advise people

today? I think I never feel equipped to advise anyone, which is exactly why I want to

advise the masses. Okay. Well, good. And again, as always, people are free to ignore

whatever advice we offer on the show. No one will be sent to your home to follow up later

and to make sure you do the things that I tell you. So that's always, I think, a nice

load off. That's a different podcast entirely. I would imagine you'd have to have a huge

budget to be following up with everybody who emailed and ensuring compliance. So I'm

glad we don't do that. I'm also very excited because our first letter has one of my favorite

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