Lily Gladstone discusses people projecting emotions onto her, her Oscar-nominated role in 'Killers of the Flower Moon', thinking of giving up acting before 'Certain Women', playing an incarcerated mother in 'Reservation Dogs', and how every role she takes becomes an Indigenous role.

Actor Lily Gladstone discusses her Best Actress nomination for 'Killers of the Flower Moon', her creative upbringing on the Blackfeet Reservation, and her hope for a paradigm shift in the entertainment industry. She reflects on her early experiences auditioning in Hollywood, the Osage legacy in the new project with Martin Scorsese, and the life-changing performance that ensued.

Lily Gladstone discusses her groundbreaking role in 'Killers of a Flower Moon' and her historic Academy Award nomination, highlighting the importance of representation for Native actors. Film critic Richard Brody presents the Brody Awards, poking fun at Oscar favorites like 'Oppenheimer'.

Lily Gladstone shines in the film Fancy Dance, portraying a woman tasked with caring for her niece. The podcast delves into the movie's exploration of Indigenous perspectives, family dynamics, and the challenges faced by the protagonist. It critiques the film's portrayal of Native life in Oklahoma and praises its significance in depicting realistic experiences within Native communities.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone discuss Martin Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon'. Also, they talk about memorable teachers, 'Back to the Future', and the legacy of Shaft. They analyze the movie and compare it to 'Breaking Bad', and explore the complicated relationship and unrequited love in the film.