Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Jon Bernthal, and Niecy Nash-Betts discuss the film 'Origin', which is based on Isabel Wilkerson's book on systems of oppression. They explore the depiction of caste, highlight the movie's educational significance, and delve into the challenges of making movies about journalism. The hosts also share their joy about an Emmy win and turning a book into a touring game show.

Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, an acclaimed actress known for her powerful roles in films like Origin and King Richard, shares her journey from rural Mississippi to the big screen. She discusses the profound dynamics of female friendships in her film, The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat, emphasizing the need for diverse narratives about women. Ellis-Taylor also reflects on confronting societal challenges through art, including a billboard campaign against racial perceptions and the importance of community support and resilience in overcoming adversity.