Martina Mossell Lee

Lyric Hayes, an Afrocentric podcast host, goes on a quest to find his idol, Harambe Cornell, but is stuck taking care of his young son who wants to participate in a singing contest dressed as a blueberry.

An introspective slice-of-life story about two generations of black men, living within the same household, juggling the demands of raising a young son with autism.

Lyric Hayes, an Afrocentric podcast host, goes on a quest to find his idol, Harambe Cornell, but is stuck taking care of his young son who wants to participate in a singing contest dressed as a blueberry.

Lyric Hayes, an Afrocentric podcast host, goes on a quest to find his idol, Harambe Cornell, but is stuck taking care of his young son who wants to participate in a singing contest dressed as a blueberry.

Lyric Hayes, an Afrocentric podcast host, goes on a quest to find his idol, Harambe Cornell, but is stuck taking care of his young son who wants to participate in a singing contest dressed as a blueberry.

An introspective slice-of-life story about two generations of black men, living within the same household, juggling the demands of raising a young son with autism.