About this episode

The episode discusses Spike Lee's 1996 film Get On The Bus, focusing on themes of race, unity, and conflict.

Join us this week as we take a look at Spike Lee's 1996 indie drama Get On The Bus, a raw, character-driven examination of race, unity, and conflict on the road to the Million Man March. 🎧 Did you enjoy the episode?Tap that subscribe button and join us for more throwback movie breakdowns, hot takes, and retro film love. 🚀 Want even more content?Support us on Patreon for bonus episodes, behind-the-scenes chatter, and a direct line to the hosts. 📡 For past episodes, show notes, and more:Head to www.30podcast.com. And if you're loving the show, leave us a five-star review—especially on Apple Podcasts. It helps more movie lovers find us!

People in this episode

Host: John W. Reid

Topics covered

• race
• unity
• conflict
• indie drama
• film analysis

Keywords

• Spike Lee
• Get On The Bus
• Million Man March
• race
• unity
• conflict
• indie film

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Get On The Bus

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