Black Cake series on Hulu

Caribbean Americans’ React to Hulu’s ‘Black Cake’ Series

I’ve interrupted my 2 month holiday break to bring you this bonus episode.  In this episode I get different views on the Hulu series, Black Cake based on the book by Charmaine Wilkerson. 

Listen to what the audience loved about the series as well as what could have been better. This discussion emphasizes the importance of accurate cultural representation in media, the need for diverse narratives, and the impact of these factors on viewers’ understanding and appreciation of different cultures. We also discuss the lack of marketing to the Caribbean American audience and more. 

For more discussions about Caribbean representation in media check out the following: 

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Kerry-Ann

Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown is a Jamaican-born storyteller, producer, and founder of Carry On Friends Media Group and Breadfruit Media. She is the creator and host of the Carry On Friends podcast. Through podcasts, cultural insights, and creative projects, she explores Caribbean culture, language, identity, and diaspora experiences, connecting the stories of our past with the conversations shaping our present and future.