Sterling K. Brown, an Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor known for his roles in This Is Us and Black Panther, discusses his journey through Hollywood. He reveals the challenges of losing his father and the prejudice he faced in the industry. Brown candidly shares how stereotypes impact casting and reflects on his emotional connection to roles, including his thoughts on the O.J. Simpson trial. He also humorously recounts moments from his Emmy speeches and emphasizes the importance of representation and storytelling in film.

Sterling K. Brown, the acclaimed Golden Globe and Emmy-winning actor known for his powerful roles in shows like This Is Us and film appearances in Black Panther, shares his remarkable journey from St. Louis to Hollywood. He reflects on his father’s passing and its profound impact on his views on family and legacy. Sterling discusses the emotional depth of portraying Randall Pearson and the importance of representation in storytelling. He also emphasizes the role of mentors in his career and the joy of family traditions during Thanksgiving.

Jeffrey Wright stars as an author who finds his books aren't selling, so he writes the ultimate Black novel under a pseudonym but complications arise when he's right. The cast includes Issa Rae, Sterling K. Brown, and Tracee Ellis Ross. The podcast discusses family drama, black wealth, satire, and the ambiguous ending of the film 'American Fiction'.