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The cast and creators of M.I.A. break down the series’ biggest themes—violence, family, morality, and transformation.

Kickin’ It With Tyree recaps SXSW 2026 with interviews, red carpets, and standout films shaping the future of film, music, and culture.

Kickin’ It With Tyree covers Sundance 2026 with over 70 interviews, red carpet moments, and conversations with filmmakers shaping the future of independent film.

Filmmakers Hannah Shealy and Celine Sutter discuss their SXSW pilot Birth Is for Pussies, a comedy inspired by real-life doula experiences and the unpredictable world of childbirth.

Director Mekhai Lee discusses his SXSW short film Them That’s Not, a powerful story about deaf identity, family reconciliation, and grief inspired by Billie Holiday’s God Bless the Child.

From sleeping on couches in New York to stepping onto a Broadway stage during Covid, Dexter McKinney’s journey is built on discipline, faith, and adaptation. In this standalone conversation, the actor reflects on rebuilding his career from scratch, going viral as the Judge Judy Mob Boss, and announcing his sci fi short Colors We Made at Sundance. It is a story about resilience, reinvention, and creating opportunities instead of waiting for them.

Julia Duffy, Kapil Talwalkar, and Paula Pell discuss ensemble chemistry, suburban suspicion, and bringing mystery and comedy together in Peacock’s reboot of The ’Burbs.

Celeste Hughey reimagines The ’Burbs by centering the story through a Black woman’s perspective, blending suburban comedy with mystery and social observation for a new generation.

In PONIES, espionage isn’t about heroics. It’s about survival. Nicholas Podany breaks down playing Ray Szymanski, a CIA analyst navigating Cold War paranoia through observation, restraint, and quiet awareness.