Mo to the E to the! We’re taking it back to the 90s! 🎶

For the FINAL installment of our Black History Month series, I’m joined by special guest Melanie to revisit one of the most iconic Black sitcoms of the decade — Moesha. From unforgettable theme music to complicated friendships, family drama, love triangles, and that Brandy-led star power… this show shaped a generation. 💿📺

But the real question is: Does Moesha still hold up today? 👀

In this episode of Sup? Media Reviews, Melanie and I dive into the cultural impact of the show, Moesha as a character (flaws and all!), the fashion, the music, and the 90s nostalgia, and more.

As we wrap up our Black History Month series, we’re celebrating the shows that helped define Black teen life on television — and we want to hear from YOU.

Did you grow up watching Moesha? Who was your favorite character? And does it still hit the same today? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏾

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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re continuing our Black History Month series with a journey back to 2004! We're reviewing one of the most iconic R&B albums of all time… Usher’s Confessions.

From the instant club takeover of “Yeah!” to the emotional gut-punch of “Confessions Part II,” this album wasn’t just a moment — it was a movement.

💿✨ In this episode, Kiara revisits this classic and asks the big question: Does Confessions still hold up today… or are we just caught up in the nostalgia?

We’re talking impact, vocals, cultural legacy, and whether these songs still hit the same 20 years later. Tune in to hear host Kiara's thoughts! 🎶

💬 Join the conversation! What does Confessions mean to you? Does it hold up for you? Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.

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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re stepping into the world of Black horror with a review of the classic anthology film Tales from the Hood (1995).

As part of our Black History Month series, we’re revisiting this socially conscious horror staple — a movie that blends scares, satire, and sharp cultural commentary in a way that still feels painfully relevant today.

Joining me for this discussion is special guest Jon from A Conversation with Jon, and together we break down the film’s themes, its impact, and what it means within the legacy of Black horror.

Does Tales from the Hood still hold up nearly 30 years later? Check out the episode to see!

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🎬✨ It's Black History Month at Sup? Media Reviews! ✨🎬

We’re kicking things off with The Gospel (2005), a Black church drama filled with faith, family, music, and messy relationships — and this one is a little extra special.

Not only is this the first episode of our Black History Month series, it’s also the first time the Sup? Media Reviews podcast is on camera. That’s right — we’ve officially gone from podcast to vodcast! 🎙️➡️📹

In this episode, host Kiara watches The Gospel for the very first time and shares her honest, first-impression thoughts on the film. From its themes and performances to its place in Black cinema, we break it all down and ask the two signature questions we ask in every episode: 🙏🏾 Does it still hold up today? 🎬 Is it worth revisiting?

Whether you grew up in church or you’re curious about how this one lands nearly 20 years later, this review is for you.

💬 Join the conversation! What did The Gospel mean to you? Did it hold up for you on a rewatch? Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.

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Join host Kiara as she celebrates the 20th anniversary of Glory Road and 60 years since the groundbreaking 1966 championship game that changed basketball forever. 🏀🧺

This episode dives into the legacy of the Texas Western Miners, the cultural impact of the first all-Black starting lineup to win an NCAA championship, and how Glory Road fits into the canon of sports biopics that center resistance and resilience. ✊🏿 And yes, we’re also going to acknowledge the very important historical detail that this movie is absolutely full of fine men. 😋

Tune in for history, commentary, nostalgia, and thoughtful reflection on a film that helped bring a pivotal moment in sports history to the big screen.

🔗 Learn more about the 1966 championship game here.

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It’s been 20 years since Last Holiday hit theaters, and Queen Latifah reminded us all how powerful it is to truly live each day like it's your last. In this episode, host Kiara revisits the cozy, feel-good classic to see if it still holds up two decades later. Is it worth a rewatch? Does its message about taking chances and embracing joy still land in 2026? Press play to find out—and maybe get inspired to live a little bigger.

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In the final 2025 holiday episode of Sup? Media Reviews, we're switching things up a bit and diving into three Christmas-themed TV episodes from three very different shows: Living Single, The Office, and SpongeBob SquarePants. While we usually stick strictly to movies, shows, and music that are 20+ years old, we're making a small holiday exception—every episode reviewed here still meets that 20-year threshold, even if the series went on to have many more episodes.

Together, we’re revisiting these festive favorites to see if they still hold up today, whether they're worth a rewatch, and how they reflect the era they came from. This episode is all about nostalgia, humor, and a little critical reflection to help us close out the year with some holiday cheer.

• Living Single, Season 1, Episode 11 | “Living Kringle” | Air Date: December 17, 1993
• The Office (U.S.), Season 2, Episode 10 | “Christmas Party” | Air Date: December 6, 2005
• SpongeBob SquarePants, Season 2, Episode 8 | “Christmas Who?” | Air Date: December 6, 2000

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Happy 30th anniversary to Balto! 🐺❄️ And even more importantly, we’re honoring the 100th anniversary of the real-life 1925 Serum Run to Nome — a relay of courageous mushers and sled dogs who battled arctic conditions to deliver diphtheria antitoxin and save lives. In this special holiday review, host Kiara revisits the animated classic she loved as a kid and digs into how it matches up with the true story behind the legend. Does it hold up today? Is it worth a rewatch? Tune in now to find out!

📚 Learn more about the real events that inspired the film: 🔗 1925 Serum Run to Nome 🔗 Balto (the real dog)