Gino McKoy: Exploring Space Conspiracies, Ancient Knowledge, and His Entry to Sci-Fi Films

Join us as we dive into an eye-opening conversation between Rashod and film director Gino McKoy. They explore the intersections of ancient knowledge, government conspiracies, and the challenges of bringing Black Directed sci-fi cinema to the world stage.
Gino shares his doubts about the authenticity of NASA's space images and the manipulation of historical and recent data.
Rashod and Gino discuss the Dogon tribe’s ancient, advanced knowledge of star systems and extraterrestrial life.
Insight into the making of Gino's film "Lumina," the first sci-fi movie shot entirely in Morocco, and the systemic barriers he faced.
The conversation highlights the underrepresentation of black and brown actors in sci-fi and the reluctance of the industry to diversify.
Gino and Rashod touch on the broader theme of the suppression and control of knowledge throughout history and in today's media.