Episode 15: The Five Heartbeats

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Welcome back y'all! We've got Robert Townsend's prominent musical, OFTEN confused as a biopic, The Five Heartbeats. Join the cast as we discuss our favorite moments from the film. Dana poses the question, "How would you recast the heartthrob group with modern actors/singers?" Find out how each of us answered! IG: @youngscriptedblackpod Twitter: @YSBPod

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