THE BREAKDOWN
- Intro / Banter (00:00 – 22:30)
- Main Topic NON-SPOILERS (22:30 – 50:52)
- Main Topic SPOILERS (50:52 – 1:59:36)
- Outro / Next Week (1:59:36 – 2:04:46)
LINKS
- “Majestic ‘Black Panther’ Introduces One of MCU’s Best Villains” by Kristy Puchko, CBR
- “‘Black Panther’ Director Breaks Down Casino Fight Scene” by Matthew Erao, ScreenRant
- “Why ‘Black Panther’ Is a Defining Moment for Black America” by Carvell Wallace, nytimes.com
- “The Political Visions of ‘Black Panther’” by Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
- “The Provocation and Power of ‘Black Panther’” by Vann R. Newkirk II, The Atlantic
- “Black Superheroes Matter: Why a ‘Black Panther’ Movie Is Revolutionary” by Tre Johnson, Rolling Stone
- “‘Black Panther’s’ Right Thing” by Film Crit Hulk, filmcrithulk.blog
- “Question Club: The best and worst parts of ‘Black Panther’” by Tasha Robinson, Chaim Gartenberg, and Bryan Bishop, The Verge
- “‘Black Panther’: Oscar-Nominated Rachel Morrison Shot the Most Significant Marvel Movie Since ‘Iron Man’” by Bill Desowitz, IndieWire
- “Meet the Woman Behind the African Utopia in ‘Black Panther’” by Gabrielle Bruney, Vice.com
- “Moral Complexity, Interesting Villains, Real Ideas: All The Ways ‘Black Panther’ Stands Apart” by Vince Mancini, Uproxx.com
- “Why Fashion Is Key to Understanding the World of Black Panther” by Tanisha C. Ford, The Atlantic
- “’Black Panther’ Costume Designer Draws On ‘The Sacred Geometry Of Africa’” by Mallory Yu, NPR.org
- “Wakanda forever: The overt feminism of ‘Black Panther’” by Melissa Silverstein, MarketWatch.com
- “The Women of ‘Black Panther’ Are Amazing” by Liz Bourke, Tor.com
- “Danai Gurira On Her ‘Black Panther’ Role: ‘She Protects What We Would Have Been’” by Michel Martin, NPR
- “Wakanda’s Indomitable Culture Is Why the Women of ‘Black Panther’ Are So Dynamic” by Charles Pulliam-Moore, io9
- “Searching for Wakanda: The African Roots of the ‘Black Panther’ Story” by Thomas F. McDow, origins.osu.edu
- “Black Panther film fuels calls for release of jailed political activists” by Sam Levin, The Guardian
- “‘Black Panther’s Dramatic Ending Explained” by Narayan Liu, CBR
- “What Do ‘Black Panther’s End-Credits Scenes Mean to the MCU?” by Adam Fitch, CBR
- “How ‘Black Panther’ Dissects Tension Between Africans & African-Americans” by Jessica Bennett, Ebony
- “A ‘Black Panther’ Review for MCU Fans” by Michael Doran, Newsarama
- “Black Panther rules Marvel’s world. Literally” by Connie Guglielmo, CNET.COM
- “Twitter Trolls Are Posting About Fake Assaults at ‘Black Panther’ Screenings” by Julie Muncy, io9
- “The Song of Killmonger” by Spencer Kornhaber, The Atlantic
- Fe’s Twitter
SONGS
- “Black Cat” by Janet Jackson, Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814 (1990)
- “Africa” by Toto, Toto IV (1982)