Show Notes
Welcome back to Mad, Sad and Bad!!!! To kick off the new series I have superstar Letitia Wright joining me in my living room!
I’ve watched Letitia Wright since her early days on Top Boy. She’s gone on to become an iconic global star as Shuri in Black Panther, built her own production company and stepped behind the camera as a director.
We talk about the parts of success people don’t always see: what it feels like to look back and be proud, the courage it takes to face your fears, and the importance of keeping some things private. Letitia also opened up to me about grief, faith and the industry she works in.
And, OF COURSE, we put her popcorn knowledge to the test?! Enjoy and get ready for an AMAZING series 4! 💋
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