Watch How You See Me

Name: How You See Me
Released: 2016-10-24
Cast: Akello Stone

2016
1 Season

How You See Me is an introspective, thought-provoking show from SoulPancake that stars the talented Akello Stone. The show is all about perception and how it can shape our lives in ways we never imagined. Each episode of the show features Akello Stone having meaningful conversations with people from different walks of life. From artists and entrepreneurs to activists and educators, Stone meets with a diverse range of individuals to delve deep into the topic of perception.

Through these conversations, Stone explores how we see ourselves and how others see us. He takes a closer look at how our perceptions of ourselves and others impact our lives and the decisions we make.

One of the most interesting aspects of the show is how it tackles the concept of perception in all its various forms. Stone and his guests delve into the world of stereotypes, prejudice, and bias and how these concepts can be harmful, especially when we're not aware of them.

The show also examines how our personal experiences and the environment around us can shape our perception of the world. From childhood traumas to societal norms, Stone and his guests explore the various factors that influence how we view the world and the people in it.

Overall, How You See Me is an incredibly insightful and thought-provoking show that will leave you questioning your own perceptions and biases. It's a show that encourages us to be more mindful and empathetic towards others, and to take a closer look at the world and people around us.

What really makes the show stand out is the incredible performances from the guests. Akello Stone is a gifted interviewer and conversationalist, and he brings out the best in his guests, allowing them to open up and share their stories in a way that's authentic and compelling.

The show also boasts some fantastic production values, with beautiful cinematography and a sleek, modern look that adds to the overall viewing experience.

In terms of its overarching message, How You See Me is all about acceptance and understanding. It's a show that prompts us to look beyond surface-level judgments and assumptions and to truly see people for who they are.

In a world that's increasingly divided, How You See Me is a refreshing reminder of the power of empathy and connection. It's a show that's sure to leave a lasting impression and one that I highly recommend to anyone interested in exploring the complexities of perception and identity.

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Seasons

11. The Victim Card

February 20, 2017

"This idea of victimhood is from your point of view. If I come from a point of view that it's never going to get better, that this is always going to be terrible, then sure, that could have a victimhood ring to it. We see it so often, when people talk about their experience as a person of a particular gender, race, or culture, they are told they're playing the "victim card."

10. Why Do Labels Matter?

February 13, 2017

We invited the participants of How You See Me to have a conversation about their experience and the themes brought up in the comments. In this episode they discuss why it matters that we have labels. White, black, Hispanic, American, skinny, LGBTQ, disabled... all if these labels and categories play an important role in our lives.

9. How to Practice Understanding

February 6, 2017

We invited the participants of How You See Me to have a conversation about their experience and the themes brought up in the comments. In this episode they discuss the practice and importance of understanding.

8. Latino

January 16, 2017

"We're not a cookie-cutter version of what Hollywood or the media projects about what we look like... "

7. Disability

January 9, 2017

"Society doesn't correlate disability with being attractive... but we can be stylish, gorgeous, stunning, and fabulous."

6. Men

December 26, 2016

What does it mean to be a man? Be strong. Don't cry or show your emotions. Watch sports. Drink beer. These seem to be the images of manhood taught to us. So, we talked with a group of men about how they think people see them as men. Is there more than one way to be a "man?"

5. LGBTQ

November 21, 2016

People have been talking *about* the LGBTQ community, so we decided to talk *with* them to learn from their experiences.

4. Women

November 14, 2016

A lot of people have been talking *about* women so we decided to talk *with* them to learn from their experiences.

3. Black

October 28, 2016

"With everything happening in America, and even around the world, with all the tragedies, I have taken in my blackness even more. I feel very proud to be black."

2. Asian

October 31, 2016

"Chinese are not the same as Japanese, are not the same as Koreans, Filipinos, or Thai, or Indians..." We talked with people from a variety of Asian cultures about how they think the world sees them. How does the world see you?

1. Arab

October 24, 2016

There has been a lot of talk in the media recently *about* Arabs. So, we wanted to talk *with* Arabs about how they feel people see them and how they see themselves.

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