Actor, director, and producer David Oyelowo chats with Conan O’Brien about his acting career, boarding school days in Nigeria, and his series Lawmen: Bass Reeves. They also discuss portraying historical figures on screen and the challenges of authentic representation. The episode is filled with humor, anecdotes, and insightful reflections.

Actor David Oyelowo talks about being mistaken for MLK, how a crush led to his acting career, funny digital highway signs being banned, cost-cutting measures taken by companies, protesting with rotting fruit and Baby Shark, etiquette of proposing at weddings, and entertaining quiz questions on current events.

Golden Globe nominees Greta Lee and David Oyelowo join comedian Kathy Griffin on the last episode of the podcast. They discuss the Supreme Court's case on FDA approval, a thumb-wielding dolphin, Taco Bell vs Del Taco, the life of Bass Reeves, human skull shenanigans, comedy and gay culture, reflecting on New Years, upcoming international tour, fashion trends and future predictions, and listener stories of triumph and gratitude.

Actor and producer David Oyelowo discusses the portrayal of Bass Reeves in his series, highlighting triumph over brutality. They explore black representation in entertainment and childhood prophecies, touching on challenges in Hollywood and the refugee crisis in 'Green Border'.

David Oyelowo, celebrated for his portrayal of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in "Selma," speaks about his role in "Queen of Katwe" as Robert Katende. He highlights the significance of authentic African narratives and the need for diverse representation in cinema. The conversation delves into the juxtaposition of joy and poverty in Uganda, the importance of African-American identity in storytelling, and the challenges faced by Black actors in Hollywood. Oyelowo advocates for storytelling that fosters inclusivity and authenticity in film.