Join Niya Palmer, co-creator of "Miss Governor" (now on Netflix), in a lively roundtable with Bryndan D. Moore, Brittany Bell Surratt from Hip Hop Caucus, and Dr. Maurice Dolberry. Dive into the creative journey behind the show, the unique comedic and political backdrop of Mississippi, and the power of representation in media. The conversation covers everything from the challenges of breaking into Hollywood, the importance of telling authentic stories, to the impact of AI on the creative process. Plus, enjoy personal stories about family, resilience, and the making of a groundbreaking series.Key topics:The inspiration and process behind "Miss Governor"Mississippi’s portrayal in media and real lifeBalancing comedy and political commentaryThe role of family, community, and HBCU experiencesNavigating Hollywood as a Black creativeThe impact of AI on writing and productionAdvice for aspiring writers and creatorsDon’t miss Niya’s insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and the panel’s candid, humorous take on culture, creativity, and resilience.Follow Niya Palmer on IG: @niyapalmertrustyChapters:00:00 - Introduction & Mississippi Representation05:00 - Meet Niya Palmer: Co-creator of "Miss Governor"08:00 - Howard University Memories & HBCU Life13:00 - The Creative Process: From Idea to Netflix18:00 - Comedy, Politics, and Real-World Inspiration23:00 - Family, Upbringing, and Only Child Stories28:00 - The Writers’ Room: Authenticity & Collaboration33:00 - AI, Technology, and the Future of Storytelling38:00 - Advice for Aspiring Creators41:00 - Reflections on Resilience & Making It Happen45:00 - Closing Thoughts & Where to Watch "Miss Governor"