Pushkin. This is talk easy. I'm Sam by comedian and filmmaker W. Kamal Bell.

Kamal first came on our show back in 2016.

Since then, he's moved a little bit away from stand-up comedy and into documentary filmmaking.

He's the creator and host of a great program on CNN called United Shades of America.

The premise of the show is simple enough.

In each episode, Kamau travels to a different part of the country

to sit with a particular issue inside that region. He's gone to the South to speak with the Ku Klux

clan. He's visited inmates in the San Quentin prison, a Muslim community in Michigan,

indigenous people in the Dakotas.

As Kamau says, he's focused on having these difficult but necessary conversations,

even when we may not want to have them.

And it's that mission statement

that Brock Kamau to his latest project.

We need to talk about Cosby,

a four-part docuaries that recently premiered on Showtime.

Here's a clip from the trailer.

Do not edit this.

A lot of people knew.

Because you can't do what he did unless you have other people supporting what you're doing.

Spanish Fly, the girl would drink it and hello American.

Bill Cosby had been one of my heroes. I'm a black man, stand-up comic, I was

born in the 70s. But this?

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