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The Wright Perspective Podcast

Every two weeks join siblings Aubrey, Genia and Brittany Wright as they recap, review, and critique some of America’s favorite shows and movies. Whether you are a pop culture enthusiast or just need recommendations about how to populate your binge watching schedule, this is the podcast for you.

 

Aubrey, a seasoned Gen X mansplainer and lover of the action genre, is the oldest sibling and an entrepreneur in the telecommunications industry. Genia, an Xennial who exhibits 100% of the symptoms of middle child syndrome, loves comedy, is an improv comedian and works with a nonprofit social justice organization. And Brittany, the proudly spoiled baby of the family, is a Millennial through-and-through, loves romance, is a model and stylist and works in pharmaceutical services. 

 

Because these siblings don’t have much in common beyond DNA, the featured shows and films are diverse and the discussion is full of both humorous and serious debate and analysis. Each episode includes a recap of the subject content and discussion of plot and direction, characters and acting, and cinematography, sound and music. Each episode wraps with an ever-evolving voting process to determine whether the show deserves to be designated a classic from The Wright Perspective.

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Jason's Lyric (1994) Recap and Review (S4:E 11)
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Jason's Lyric (1994) Recap and Review (S4:E 11)

Did Jason have any friends other than his mom and the bus driver? Can a body double win an Oscar? And can someone please give Bokeem Woodbine his flowers? On this episode of The Wright Perspective Podcast, siblings Aubrey, Genia and Brittany Wright recap and review Jason’s Lyric (1994) written by Bobby Smith Jr., directed by Doug McHenry, and starring Allen Payne, Jada Pinkett, Bokeem Woodbine, Treach, Eddie Griffin, Lahmard Tate, Lisa Nicole Carson, and Forest Whitaker. After Genia shares the harrowing tale of her first time seeing the Jason’s Lyric (01:20), the siblings pick a voting symbol (07:36), and recap the film (12:09). Aubrey, Genia and Brittany then discuss the importance of romance and optimism in hood films (15:57), the acting performances, and the impact of recidivism on families (30:34). The podcast wraps with a discussion of the cinematography and music (49:30) and vote to determine whether the movie is a classic from The Wright Perspective 56:30). #jasonslyric #allenpayne #jadapinkett
Fame (1980) Recap and Review (S4:E9)
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Fame (1980) Recap and Review (S4:E9)

Are we the only people that confuse the Fame movie with the TV show? Were there stimulants in the that “Hot Lunch”? And why was Debbie Allen’s character edited to look like a creeper? On this episode of The Wright Perspective Podcast, siblings Aubrey, Genia and Brittany Wright recap and review Fame (1980) written by Christopher Gore and directed by Alan Parker. The cast includes Eddie Barth, Irene Cara, Lee Curreri, Laura Dean, Antonia Franceschi, Boyd Gaines, Albert Hague, Tresa Hughes, Steve Inwood, Paul McCrane, Anne Meara, Joanna Merlin, Barry Miller, Jim Moody, Gene Anthony Ray, and Maureen Teefy. After reviewing the legacy of the Fame film and TV Show, the siblings pick a voting symbol (04:44), and recap the film (12:45). Aubrey, Genia and Brittany are then joined by a guest panelist, Jaymes Jorsling who kicks off conversation about the social context for the film, the writing, and alternate storylines (20:40). The panel goes on to discuss the casting and performances (59:23) and the evolution of “fame” as a concept (01:11:48) before voting to determine whether the movie is a classic from The Wright Perspective (01:24:50). #fame #irenecara #debbieallen
Love Jones (1997) Recap and Review (S4:E8)
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Love Jones (1997) Recap and Review (S4:E8)

Was Nina toxic or just immature? Were people actually deeper in the 90”s or were they just good at finger claps (aka snapping)? And if you have a picture of Aubrey in a kufi hat, please post it immediately. On this episode of The Wright Perspective Podcast, siblings Aubrey, Genia and Brittany Wright recap and review Love Jones (1997), a romantic dramedy written and directed by Theodore Witchert. The film stars Larenz Tate, Nia Long, Isaiah Washington, Bill Bellamy, and Lisa Nicole Carson. The siblings kick of the episode by discussing their personal relationships with the film (05:12), picking a voting symbol (16:54), and doing a recap (30:44). Aubrey, Genia and Brittany go on to debate whether Nina is toxic or just immature (35:59) as they discuss the overall story (52:51), the performances and authenticity (01:11:59), soundtrack (01:31:13), and cinematography (01:41:20). After Aubrey shares a poem he cowrote in the 90’s (01:50:54), they vote to determine whether the movie is a classic from The Wright Perspective. #lovejones #larenztate #nialong
The Color Purple (2023) Recap and Review (S4:E7) SPOILERS
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The Color Purple (2023) Recap and Review (S4:E7) SPOILERS

On this episode of The Wright Perspective Podcast, siblings Aubrey, Genia and Brittany Wright recap and review The Color Purple (2023) directed by Blitz Bazawule, written by Marcus Gardley and starring Fantasia Barrino, Taraji P. Henson, Danielle Brooks, Colman Domingo, Corey Hawkins, H.E.R., Halle Bailey, Louis Gossett Jr., Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, Ciara, Jon Batiste, and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor. After discussing their individual relationships with the 1985 movie adaptation of The Color Purple (04:51), the siblings pick a voting symbol (15:12), do a recap (21:12), and spend some time Reviewing the screenplays against the intention behind Alice Walker's 1982 book, The Color Purple (28:11). They go on to discuss the music and dancing (35:47), the story, casting and performances (59:06) and the depiction of male/female relationships (01:14:22) before voting to determine whether the movie is classic from The Wright Perspective (01:46:37). #thecolorpurple #fantasiabarrino #tarajiphenson
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