We’re back with another special edition episode entirely focused on our favorite segment, The View from K12, lovingly named for our favorite seat in large AMC theaters. There’s so much good TV (and awards season mess) right now, and we’re getting into all of it!

From Oscar nominations and snubs to reality TV, we break down what awards season really means for films, artists, and longevity in Hollywood.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The Traitors Season 4 (10:30)

• Summer House Season 10 trailer reactions (20:33)

• Oscar nominations and awards season, including the likelihood of a Sinners sweep and what awards mean for a film’s long-term critical acclaim (36:22)

• Whether Black artists even want recognition from predominantly white voting boards in Hollywood (48:15)

• Wicked: For Good’s Oscar “snub” and what it says about prestige filmmaking (54:07)

And no, at the time of publishing, Brittany still hasn’t finished a book this year 😭

Products Mentioned:

• Be Rooted Co (33:34)

• The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s Crafting Characters: The Costumes of Paul Tazewell Exhibit (55:00)

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Special thanks to Devan Dewalt of DeVision Media for our theme music, KC King for producing this episode, and the city of Chicago for being the best third co-host we could ask for ❤️.