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Your Attention Please(2020–)
February 9, 20203 Seasons · 11 Episodes
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Overview
This three-part series explores nine Black voices who are part of the next generation of excellence.
Network Hulu
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This three-part series explores nine Black voices who are part of the next generation of excellence.
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2021
Find out what it takes to be a stunt actor like Jazzy Ellis, follow NFL coach Jennifer King on her journey, and see how tech entrepreneur Asmau Ahmed is trying to change the world.
Come along for a day in the life of farmer Jeremy Peaches, see how CEO Densil Porteous is showing up for the next generation, and get mystical with designers Soull and Dynasty Ogun.
Watch a short film by director Annie Bercy, dive into archeology with Justin Dunnavant, and ride the waves in Senegal with Rhonda Harper.
Get the story behind Jimmy Smith’s graphic novel The Truth, see how Arthell Isom realized his dream of running an anime studio in Japan, and watch a short film by music producer Teddy Walton.
The voting rights advocate and all-around people’s champ takes us on her personal journey and talks about her life’s work as an activist.
Meet climate justice activist, technology advocate, and eternal optimist Jerome Foster II.
Craig Robinson
2022
Multidisciplinary director Dayday creates this elevated documentary on professional bull rider Ezekiel “Blue” Mitchell for season 3, episode 2 of Hulu’s Your Attention Please, a series that showcases inspiring Black artists and visionaries.
2020
Iddris Sandu, M.A.I., and Tomi Adeyemi give us a glimpse into their personal journeys – in tech, dance, and literature.
Moogega Cooper, Coco and Breezy, and Phillip Youmans share their love for what they do – in science, fashion, and film.
Hilton Carter, Ibtihaj Muhammad, and Nicole LaPointe Jameson have taken unusual paths to success – in horticulture, sports, and business.
Featuring the premiere of D Smoke’s song “Our Voice” with a performance by ballerina Jasmine Perry, a conversation with director Quinn Wilson, and environmental activist Maya Penn, who helped animate her own narration.