This February, the acclaimed music and pop culture podcast Questlove Supreme delineates a celebratory journey for Black History Month, showcasing an array of preeminent figures in the entertainment industry. The platform, renowned for its deep-dives into the stories behind musical legends and icons, has unveiled a compelling schedule featuring interviews with seminal contributors to black cultural history.
The month kicks off with an intimate two-part encounter with Robert Townsend, the multifaceted entertainer whose work varies from the insightful comedy of Hollywood Shuffle to the superhero antics of The Meteor Man. Townsend, also notable for his role in bringing Eddie Murphy’s raw comedic genius to the screen, will unveil insights and narratives from his storied career on February 7th.
Continuing the month’s theme, Ed Eckstine, who carved his niche as a music executive and the former President of Mercury Records, will share his vast experiences on February 21st. His insights promise to be a treasure trove for enthusiasts of the music industry, spanning decades of leadership and transformation.
Concluding the month’s programming, Questlove Supreme presents a rare interview with none other than R&B icon Frankie Beverly. Known for his smooth vocals and timeless performances, Beverly’s appearance on February 28th is poised to be a highlight for dedicated fans and newcomers alike.
Questlove Supreme’s ability to create an engaging, educational, and often humorous narrative is further buoyed by the talents of Laiya St.Clair, Phonte Coleman, “Unpaid” Bill Sherman, and Steve Mandel. Together, they form a team that brings to the table a wealth of knowledge, and the kind of rapport that allows their guests to open up as never before.
Beyond the Black History Month programming, the series has a rich repository of past interviews, including conversations with Black Thought of The Roots, multi-talented André 3000, and acclaimed vocalists Shanice Wilson & Tracie Spencer.
To experience the Questlove Supreme podcast and dive into the rich stories of these influential figures, tune into the upcoming episodes and explore the extensive archives. The full listing of episodes and where to listen can be found below.
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FULL EPISODE SCHEDULE:
- 2/7: Robert Townsend (Part 1): Celebrated actor, director, comedian, and writer
- 2/14: Robert Townsend (Part 2)
- 2/21: Ed Eckstine: Prominent music executive
- 2/28: Frankie Beverly: Exclusive interview with the R&B legend
Past interviews not to be missed:
- Black Thought, André 3000, Shanice Wilson & Tracie Spencer Questlove Supreme embodies the essence of celebration and appreciation for black history—a history that has deeply influenced and shaped our cultural landscape. Join in this February to be part of the commemoration and inspiration.
