Whitney & Brandon

Look at Us: A Black Entertainment Podcast

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We are living in what some call the Black Entertainment Renaissance. There is more representation in TV, Film and Music than ever before for Black people and we love to see it. So, who are we? We're Brandon and Whitney, two best friends that love all things pop culture - but we especially love Black pop culture. With this podcast, we'll be breaking down some of newest TV series, movies and albums that are created by, featuring and starring some of today's leading creators. The good, the bad and the ugly - we're going to talk about it all.

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Whitney & Brandon

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Latest episode

May 15, 2026

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Episodes

102: Master (2022) 09.06.2022

A psychological horror set at a prestigious New England university starring the incomparable Regina Hall. This week we're talking about The Master (2022). Which was....something.   Have a series, movie or album you want us to talk about?  DM (and follow!) us on Instagram: @lookatuspod

101: Abbott Elementary 09.06.2022

School's in session! This week we're breaking down Quinta Brunson's Abbott Elementary and tossing it back to the original MCU: Moesha Cinematic Universe. Have a series, movie or album you want us to talk about?  DM (and follow!) us on IG: @lookatuspod

Welcome to the Black TV Renaissance 27.05.2022

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