Living with eyes like mine, you see things differently. In the latest episode, Chevanne and Andrew take you through a brief meditative audio play before exploring how perspectives change the way we see each other and ourselves. Want more Bleek Outlook? Share this episode with a friend and follow us on Instagram @thebleekoutlook so we can make more episodes!

From COVID to Chadwick, Andrew and Chevanne come back from their hiatus to breakdown what's happened, how we've changed, and whether Black Panther should have recast T'Challa. Follow The Bleek Outlook on Instagram: @thebleekoutlook

Will you ever hear Ashanti on hold music at the doctor's office? Why do we have a black Mona Lisa or black Fur Elise? Shouldn't we have art with a significance of its own? Chevanne and Andrew explore the intersection of race and art while joined by special guest Davinia, a decolonial design historian and sociologist pursuing a PhD at the prestigious University of Warwick.  Follow Davinia - http://www.instagram.com/artsunlockeddavinia National Museum of African American History and Culture - https://nmaahc.si.edu #Artwerk

Was The Mad Titan misunderstood? Maybe Thanos was right to kill half of the universe's population? And how would the galaxy react to the creation of a planet full of black people? Listen to the latest episode of The Bleek Outlook to find out. Get the "Thanos Was Right Shirt" that inspired this episode: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/2562614-thanos-was-right?store_id=148191 Listen to The Black Guy Who Tips, creator of the shirt: http://www.theblackguywhotips.com Follow The Bleek Outlook on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/thebleekoutlook

**** what you heard and listen to this! Chevanne and Andrew close out Black Music Month with a discussion on the journalistic value of rap music and how it directly impacted Andrew's career. From Common to Nas to Outkast to Ice Cube, we look at hip-hop for what it is: art. Follow The Bleek Outlook on Instagram @thebleekoutlookRead Can't Stop, Won't Stop by Jeff Chang on Amazon BooksLearn more about Black Music Month at the National Museum of African-American Music

Who all made the potato salad? This episode, we discuss the sanctity and camaraderie of the cook-out, and how family and food influence the way culture passes from one generation to the next. Who gets an invite and how should they act?   Closing music credit: The Stuyvestants “Good Time” https://www.thestuyvesants.com/ Hungry? Read “The Cooking Gene” by Michael W. Twitty at https://thecookinggene.com/ Follow us on Instagram @thebleekoutlook

Wha gwan? Join hosts Chevanne and Andrew in this pilot episode of The Bleek Outlook, a podcast dedicated to lighthearted but informed deep dives into black culture. Learn how to navigate identity as young black Americans and how to keep a proper Jamaican household. Follow us at http://www.instagram.com/thebleekoutlook