Podcasts by Multiracial Family Man

From the Chappelle's Show, comic Christian Finnegan, on White people talking about race onstage, on t.v., and in life, Ep. 117 from 2017-05-14T06:30

Ep. 117: Christian is the creator and co-host of Black & White, a comedy show that aired on A&E. On the show, Christian and co-host Sherrod Small, examined current events and social tre...

Natural hair information and inspiration from Sylvia Kerali, founder of Curls Understood, Ep. 116 from 2017-05-07T06:30

Ep. 116: Sylvia Kerali is a London-bred, Digital Strategist and Online Branding expert, with roots in Uganda.  She is also a natural hair advocate.  In that role, she founded, Curls Understood <...

Black and Indian multiracial and multicultural families with the founders of Growing Up Gupta, Ep. 115 from 2017-04-30T06:30

Ep. 115: Growing up Gupta was created as a means for the Guptas (Nikita - a Black woman, and her husband - an Indian man) to talk about their unique family. It's not everyday that you hear of Listen

Black, Jewish stories on film with filmmaker and digital storyteller, Courtney Young, Ep. 114 from 2017-04-23T06:30

Ep. 114: Courtney Young is the founder and chief executive director of Think Young Media Group, LLC. Think Young Media Group is a professional storytelling and digital consulting firm based in N...

Life in the theater and multiracial family life home and in the Church with actor, John Cavazos, Ep. 113 from 2017-04-16T06:30

Ep. 113: John Cavazos is a multiracial Latino man, native of Los Angeles, who spent 20 years living and working in New York City.

An actor by trade, he made his New York City professional...

Indian interracial marriage with Aman Kaur, founder of Indian Interracial Marriages Podcast, Ep. 112 from 2017-04-09T06:30

Ep. 112: Aman Kaur is an Indian woman who immigrated to the United States with her family.  She is married to a non-Indian man.  Based on her own experience, she created the Indian Interracial M...

Multiracial life in Hollywood with actress and filmmaker Brittani Noel, Ep. 111 from 2017-04-02T06:30

Ep. 111: Brittani Noel is a Multiracial ctress and producer, known for Blue Movies (2009), Listen

Portraying multiracial life through painting with Minnesotan artist, Leslie Barlow, Ep. 110 from 2017-03-26T06:30

Ep. 110:  Leslie Barlow is a practicing artist living and working in Minneapolis, MN.  Primarily an oil painter, Barlow's current work employs the figure and narrative elements to explore issues...

The Multiracial Asian experience with novelist Jamie Ford, Ep. 109 from 2017-03-19T05:30

Ep. 109: Jamie Ford is a Multiracial Asian man with roots in China.  He's also, according to Jamie, part "Betty Crocker" White (on his mother's side).  In addition, he is the New York Times best...

The Loving Project - interviewing interracial couples about life before and after Loving v. Virginia, with Farrah Parkes and Brad Linder, Ep. 108 from 2017-03-12T06:30

Ep. 108 - On June 12, 1967, in the case of Loving v. Virginia, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that state laws prohibiting mixed-race marriages were unconstitutional.

To...

ARMOR: Biracial in the Deep South - a documentary about biracial life in the American South with filmmaker Sarah Gambles, Ep. 107 from 2017-03-05T06:30

Ep. 107: Sarah Gambles is a Hawaiian-born, Biracial (Black-White), filmmaker with family ties in her current home state of Alabama.  After years of teaching, Sarah returned to her creative roots...

The Washington Lawyers' Committee Public Education Director, Kent Withycombe, on ensuring the civil right of all children to high quality and free public education, Ep. 106 from 2017-02-26T06:30

Ep. 106: Since 1968, the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs has sought to mobilize the resources of the private bar to address issues of civil rights violations and...

Fighting poverty and transforming lives in Kenya with Adam Gould, co-founder and Executive Director of eduKenya, Ep. 105 from 2017-02-19T06:30

Ep. 105: Adam Gould is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of eduKenya (http://www.edukenya.org/), which seeks to empower children and their families wi...

Music and social activism with multiracial singer-songwriter, Maya Azucena, Ep. 104 from 2017-02-12T06:30

Ep. 104: Maya Azucena, a multi-award winning recording artist and magnetically inspirational woman, is known for making music that uplifts the soul. Born & raised in Brooklyn, she travels the wo...

Race and racism in professional sports with multiracial pro tennis player, Alexandra Stevenson, and her mother, sportswriter, Samantha Stevenson, Ep. 103 from 2017-02-05T06:30

Ep. 103: Alexandra Stevenson is a professional tennis player.  She's also multiracial.  She made her professional tennis debut in 1999 at Wimbledon, two weeks after graduating from high school. ...

Racial justice & social activism in the Age of Trump with Leslie Mac, Ep. 102 from 2017-01-29T06:30

Ep. 102: Leslie Mac is a Brooklyn born activist & first generation American who speaks nationally about connecting social media to social justice and facilitating movement building discussions.<...

Fusion of fashion, travel, culture with multiracial brand, KampInd, with Jonah Batambuze, Ep. 101 from 2017-01-22T06:30

Ep. 101: Jonah Batambuze is an American-born, Black, Ugandan.  Swetha Batambuze is an Indian-born, Brit.  And, together, this interracial, intercultural married couple are the founders of Kampin...

Mixed: A Documentary Film with Caty Borum Chattoo & Leena Jayaswal, Ep. 100 from 2017-01-15T06:30

Ep. 100: Fifty years after the landmark Loving v. Virginia U.S. Supreme Court case ended legal persecution of interracial marriage in America, two mothers – one brown, one white – set o...

Justice in Haiti: The effort to build stability and prosperity in Haiti through justice with Brian Concannon, Jr., Ep. 98 from 2017-01-01T06:30

Ep. 98: Brian Concannon, Jr. is an attorney and the Executive Director of the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti ("IJDH").  

Prior to joining the IJDH, Brian co-managed the Bure...

Expressing multiracial, Afro-Latino (Black & Mexican) life through painting with Kohshin Finley, Ep. 97 from 2016-12-25T06:30

Ep. 97: Kohshin Finley is a multiracial, Afro-Latino, Black & Mexican painter whose work will take your breath away. 

Just as a songwriter tells stories through rhythm and melody, Kohshin...

Counseling multiracial families in distress with therapist & life coach, Chantel Cohen, Ep. 96 from 2016-12-18T06:30

Ep. 96: Chantel Cohen is an African-American, multiracial family mom.  She's also a therapist and life coach.  She owns and operates CWC Coaching and Therapy (Listen

Afro-Latino heritage and growing up as a multiracial, military brat with actress Chanel Bosh, Ep. 95 from 2016-12-11T06:30

Ep. 95: Chanel Bosh is African-American and Puerto Rican.  She is a proud Afro-Latina. She's also a military brat, who grew up in various parts of the United States and the World, experiencing h...

Multiracial life in Canada and the United States and styling multiracial hair with Sylvie Vaught, Ep. 94 from 2016-12-04T06:30

Ep. 94: Sylvie Vaught is is African American, Choctaw Indian, Irish, and Russian/Romanian Jewish.  She is a multiracial woman in a multiracial family who has experienced multiracial life in Cana...

Loving: Bringing the story of Loving v. Virginia to the big screen, with actor Christopher Mann, Ep. 93 from 2016-11-27T06:30

Ep. 93: Christopher Mann is an actor and producer, known for The Wire (2002), Listen

Middle-Eastern multiracial experience with Lebanese, German, Irish, English, Spanish, & Native American photographer and filmmaker, Suzie Strong, Ep. 92 from 2016-11-20T06:30

Ep. 92: Suzie Strong is an award-winning, Los Angeles-based photographer and director.  In her photography work, she specializes in creative portraits and fashion.  She directs and shoots featur...

Ancestry and genealogy with Bennett Greenspan, founder of Family Tree DNA, Ep. 91 from 2016-11-13T06:30

Ep. 91: Bennett Greenspan is the founder of Family Tree DNA (https://www.familytreedna.com/), which offers DNA tests that can help people trace gene...

From the Virgin Islands to Atlanta to MacGyver, actress, Selena Anduze, on multiracial experience, acting, and naturopathic medicine, Ep. 90 from 2016-11-06T16:12:35

Ep. 90: Selena Anduze is originally from the island of St. Croix in the West Indies.  She is French, Danish, Swedish, Puerto Rican, Native American Indian, Algerian, and Jewish - in other words,...

Stevvi Alexander, singer-songwriter, on her multiracial background, Pentecostal upbringing, and on pursuing her artistic vision with Public Art, Ep. 89 from 2016-10-30T05:30

Ep. 89: Stevvi Alexander is a singer-songwriter who has toured with music legends such as Diana Ross and Barbara Streisand.

A multiracial woman who was raised in a Pentecostal household (...

Exploring Afro-Latino and European heritage with Philadelphia-based artist, Kimberly Torres, Ep. 88 from 2016-10-26T06:11:54

Ep. 88: Kimberly Torres is Black, Cuban, Puerto Rican and Italian.  She grew up and still lives in Philadelphia, where she has developed a powerful and profound artistic voice, which she represe...

The Filipino multiracial experience with novelist Lauren Lola, Ep. 87 from 2016-10-16T06:30

Ep. 87: Lauren Lola is a writer from the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from California State University, East Bay where she earned her B.A. in Communication and a minor in Theatre. She h...

Multiracial family through the generations, estrangement from biological parents, and finding healing through writing and film, with Darlene Eliopoulos, Ep. 86 from 2016-10-09T23:21:34

Ep. 86: Darlene Eliopoulos is a writer and filmmaker.  She's also a multiracial woman who was separated from her biological parents almost at birth and raised by an aunt.  Throughout her life, i...

Multiracial life on and off stage and enjoying "White Privilege" while multiracial with Liz Days, Ep. 85 from 2016-10-02T06:30

Ep. 85: Liz Days is a comic and actress. She's one of the stars of the webseries of Plant. She's also known for Woods Baseball ...

Multiracial family, life onstage, and race and racism in suburbia with LaTice Mitchell Klapa, Ep. 84 from 2016-09-25T06:30

Ep. 84: LaTice was born and raised in the suburbs of South Jersey and has turned the challenges of being black in a white neighborhood into comedy.  Her conversational style makes you feel like ...

Black and Jewish heritages come together in comedian James Goff's multiracial family, Ep. 83 from 2016-09-18T06:30

Ep. 83: Actor, comedian, and writer James Goff was born and raised in the South Bronx of New York City. In just a short time in the business, James has demonstrated the unique ability to bridge ...

Civil rights & Multiracial experience in the Pacific Northwest, with Shannon Rutherford Hardin, Ep. 82 from 2016-09-11T06:30

Ep. 82: Shannon Rutherford Hardin is a biracial woman from the Pacific Northwest. Her father is African-American and her mother is White and of Danish extraction.  Shannon is the granddaughter o...

Hapa life and experience with actress, model, dancer, Alex Chester, Ep. 81 from 2016-09-04T06:30

Ep. 81: Alex Chester is Russian, French, and Romanian Jewish on her mother's side and Japanese on her father's side.  She is proudly Hapa, a...

Multiracial experience in high school from the perspective of a principal, with Eric Jackson, Ep. 80 from 2016-08-28T06:30

Ep. 80: Eric Jackson is in a multiracial family.  He's a Black man married to a White woman, and together they have 4 multiracial kids.

Eric also is the principal of a high school in an o...

Multiracial in West Virginia and representing multiracial life onstage with Sarah Doneghy, Ep. 79 from 2016-08-21T06:30

Ep. 79: Sarah Doneghy's mother is White, British, and Catholic. Her Dad is Black, American, and Muslim.  She was born and raised in Charleston, West Virginia.  Listen to her describe life in a s...

Multiracial perceptions, interracial interactions and intergroup contact, with Professor Sarah Gaither, Ep. 78 from 2016-08-14T06:30

Ep. 78: Sarah Gaither is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University.  She obtained a M.S. and Ph.D in Social Psychology from Tufts University in 2...

Yawna Allen, Native American & African American Professional Tennis Player, Ep. 77 from 2016-08-07T06:30

Ep. 77: Yawna Allen is a Native American (Quapaw, Cherokee, and Euchee) multiracial woman who is a former professional tennis player. After playing collegiately at Oklahoma State University and ...

Tuning into multiracial experience with TunedIn Parents, with Elle C. Mayberry, Ep. 76 from 2016-07-31T06:30

Ep. 76: Elle C. Mayberry is a writer, creator of the international parenting community Tuned In Parents, and a founding...

Police Wives For Black Lives, With Jen Borget & Erin Lai, Ep. 75 from 2016-07-24T06:30

Ep. 75: Jen Borget and Erin Lai are Black women living in America.  They're both also married to men who aren't Black.  Jen's husband is White, and Erin's husband is Asian.  The other thing they...

Representing the multiracial experience through fashion with Sonia Kang, founder of Mixed Up Clothing, Ep. 74 from 2016-07-17T06:30

Ep. 74: Sonia Smith-Kang is a social entrepreneur. She is designer and founder of Mixed Up Clothing, a culturally inspired children’s fashion brand that celebrates diversity and inclusion featur...

Mixed Marrow - the need for multiracial bone marrow donors, with Athena Asklipiadis, Ep. 73 from 2016-07-10T06:30

Ep. 73: Athena Asklipiadis is Japanese, Greek, Italian, Armenian, Egyptian.  She is about as multiracial as they come!  When her aunt, Esther Matsuguma, died in 2007 after a battle with Lymphoma...

Black, Native American, Jewish, Welsh - Ed-Tech businessperson and Morehouse and Stanford MBA alum, Kevin Williams, Ep. 72 from 2016-07-03T06:30

Ep. 72: Kevin Williams is a man of many hats, many talents, and many races and ethnicities.  Hailing originally from St. Louis, Kevin has a heritage that is quintessentially American and that co...

Black & Indian, cheerleading for the Raiders, handling private investigations, and cooking up a storm on Master Chef, with Barbara Savage, Ep. 71 from 2016-06-26T06:30

Ep. 71 - Barbara Savage is a woman of many hats (and talents).  A multiracial (Black and Indian) woman who converted to Judaism as an adult, Barbara has myriad interests and talents.  She's been...

Journalism & race, Jamaican heritage, and multiracial family life with L.A. Times Journalist, Michelle Maltais, Ep. 70 from 2016-06-19T06:30

Ep. 70: Michelle Maltais serves as deputy director of audience engagement. Since she joined the Los Angeles Times in 1997 as a copy editor, Michelle has gone where no one has gone before. (Yes, ...

Native American, Black, and White, growing up multiracial & Jehovah's Witness, with public relations entrepreneur Delia Douglas, Ep. 69 from 2016-06-12T06:30

Ep. 69: Delia Douglas is proud to be Black, White and Native (Choctaw). She was born in North Hollywood California. Her parents were the first interracial couple to marry and move in to the Nort...

Kingston to Canada to Carlito's Way with multiracial family mom, Ingrid Rogers, Ep. 68 from 2016-06-05T06:30

Ep. 68: Ingrid Rogers (http://www.theingridrogers.com/index.html) was born to Jamaican parents in Toronto, Canada and spent the first 9 y...

Psychology & reducing race-related stress, with Riana Anderson, Ep. 67 from 2016-05-29T06:30

Ep. 67: Riana Anderson is a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in the Applied Psychology and Human Development Division (APHD). Her current fellowsh...

Multiracial and multicultural community advocacy with Glenn Robinson, Ep. 66 from 2016-05-22T06:30

Ep. 66 - Glenn Robinson is a White guy.  He's married to a Mexican woman, and they have 2 Biracial and Bicultural kids.

Glenn is a devoted advocate for the multiracial and multicultural c...

Afro-Latina, transracially adopted by White farmers, coping with tragic accidents and physical disability, and writing a memoir, with author Lorie Tensen, Ep. 64 from 2016-05-08T06:30

Ep. 64: Lorie Tensen is an author.  She's also "bionic." It's not hard to see why.  Having been dealt a number of challenges in life, she's rebuilt herself stronger than ever before.

She ...

Confronting racism through global travel, biracial life in Canada, and transracial adoption, with Jordana Manchester, Ep. 63 from 2016-05-01T06:30

Ep. 63: Jordana Manchester is Biracial (White mom, Black
dad).  She was raised by her her mother and her White adoptive
father (he married her mother when she was 4 years old and they ha...

On being Black & Jewish, conversion, race & racism in the Midwest, and interracial marriage with Rabbi Tiferet Berenbaum, Ep. 62 from 2016-04-24T06:30

Ep. 62: Rabbi Tiferet Berenbaum loves to laugh.  She also loves purple.  She loves her husband, her family, her congregation (Shir Hadash -- http://www.shirmke....

Multiracial life as setting for a historical novel, with Michelle Beller, Ep. 61 from 2016-04-17T06:30

Ep. 61: Michelle Beller is a multiracial former Ironman Triathlete-turned-writer who is now pursuing work that is deeply personal. 

Her book The Trouble With Virginia is a historical nove...

Multiracial and "Creole" experience with multiracial Y.A. author, Veda Stamps, Ep. 60 from 2016-04-10T06:30

Ep. 60:  Veda Stamps was born in Los Angeles, California but grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. In her late teens, she moved to Fresno, California...

Harlem meets Australia, with comic Mike Brown, Ep. 59 from 2016-04-03T06:30

Ep. 59: Mike Brown is a comic who grew up in Harlem, NY.  A Black man with Jamaican and Cuban roots, Mike has been taking the New York comedy scene by storm with his

He was named one of R...

Australian multiracial families and the issues they face with mom, children's book author, and entrepreneur Naomi Kissiedu-Green, Ep. 58 from 2016-03-27T06:30

Ep. 58: Naomi Kissiedu-Green is a Ghanaian, born in the UK, who now resides in Australia.  This former model who appeared on Austrailia's Project Runway is married to a White Australian, and she...

Latina and African-American multiracial experience with the founder and creator of parenting blog, desumama.com, with Vanessa Bell, Ep. 57 from 2016-03-20T05:30

Ep. 57: Vanessa Bell is a Latina of Cuban ancestry, raised in Los Angeles.  She is married to a Black man and has two biracial kids.  She also is the creator of desumama.com (Listen

The founders of Swirl Nation Blog on raising multiracial kids and on being multiracial, with Jen, Jenn, Amal and Kourtney, Ep. 56 from 2016-03-13T06:30

Ep. 56: Swirl Nation (http://www.swirlnationblog.com/) is the lovechild of four female friends who share the common bond of living multiracial and ...

Growing up Afro-Brazilian in Pittsburgh, experiencing trans-racial adoption, and using hip-hop as a mechanism to bring about social change, with Liana Maneese, Ep. 55 from 2016-03-06T06:30

Ep. 55: Liana Maneese was born in 1984 in Goiânia, Goiás Brazil.  She was adopted when she was 1 and aised in a Black community in Pittsburgh PA by two White Parents. 

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On being Black, Indian & Trinidadian, transitioning from a career in engineering to one in comedy, and battling with Lupus, with Ayanna Dookie, Ep. 54 from 2016-03-01T01:17:41

Ep. 54: Ayanna Dookie is a comic and a very funny woman.  This native Trinidadian (who is half Black an half Indian) thought she was on her way to becoming an engineer.  But, somewhere along the...

Interracial marriage, bioethics, life on a Navajo reservation, and studying multiculturalism with LaVera Crawley and Alec MacLeod, Ep. 53 from 2016-02-21T06:30

Ep. 53: LaVera Crawley and Alec MacLeod are an interracial couple.  LaVera is a African-American doctor, who grew up in Cincinnati, received her undergraduate and medical degrees at Historically...

Multiracialism in the U.K., on being a mixed-race feminist, and the interplay of African and Afro-Caribbean culture, with Nicola Codner, Ep. 52 from 2016-02-14T06:30

Ep. 52: Nicola Codner is a multiracial woman (Black Jamaican, Nigerian and White British), born and living in Leeds, Yorkshire within the UK.  She is a counselor, and she feels that her backgrou...

Transracial adoption, the importance of Godfathers, and growing up in a geodesic dome, with Rhonda M. Roorda, Ep. 51 from 2016-02-07T06:30

Ep. 51: Rhonda M. Roorda, M.A., was adopted into a white family and raised with two nonadopted siblings. She is a national speaker on transracial adoption and a recipient of the Judge John P. St...

Rae Dawn Chong on growing up multiracial, on race & racism in the world of entertainment, and on exploring spirituality, Ep. 50 from 2016-01-31T06:30

Ep. 50: Born in Canada, Rae Dawn Chong is a multiracial (Black, Chinese, Irish, and Native American) actress who's had a fantastic career and fascinating life.  She's been in such notable movies...

Creating a "Mixed Culture" magazine with half-Indian, half-White, Anita Sengupta, Ep. 49 from 2016-01-24T06:30

Ep. 49: Anita Sengupta has a Bengali Indian father and a White mother.  She grew up in the Midwest, in Cincinnati, where she experienced the range of experience of a multiracial person (fitting ...

Multiracial & working for President Obama, Black & Korean Brad Jenkins talks about working in the White House and now for Funny or Die, Ep. 48 from 2016-01-17T16:04:12

Ep. 48: Brad Jenkins is Black and Korean.  His dad is an African-American veteran who served in Viet Nam and, later, met Brad's mother, a Korean national, while stationed in Korea. 

B...

On being multiracial, adopted by White biological relatives, and reunited with her Black, biological father, with Melissa Swain O'Neill, Ep. 47 from 2016-01-10T06:30

Ep. 47: Melissa Swain O'Neill has a wonderful life.  She is married to a fantastic guy, has great kids, and has a job that she loves as a personal trainer to special populations.

She ...

The multiracial Asian experience in America with novelist Joy Huang Stoffers, Ep. 46 from 2016-01-03T06:30

Ep. 46: Joy Huang Stoffers (www.joyhuangstoffers.com) was raised by a Taiwanese mother and a Caucasian father. At the age ...

Eartha Kitt's daughter, Kitt Shapiro, on growing up multiracial with an internationally famous multiracial mother and on maintaining her mother's legacy, Ep. 45 from 2015-12-27T06:30

Ep. 45: Kitt Shapiro is the daughter of late international star Eartha Kitt, who passed away from colon cancer in 2008. She is the founder and creator of the Simply Eartha™ lifestyle brand ( Listen

Multiracial, Afro-Caribbean Singer, Multimedia Entertainer, and Nanny, and Creator of Nani Nani Kids, Shani Bernard, Ep. 44 from 2015-12-21T02:14:05

Ep. 44: Shani “Nani” Bernard is just a girl who loves the fact that everyone has the right to creative expression. She comes from a performing arts family and was raised with art and music all a...

Born Beautiful Biracial - the new book from tv news anchor-turned-author, Tanya Hutchins, Ep. 43 from 2015-12-14T02:47:29

Ep. 43: Tanya Hutchins is a multimedia journalist and Communications Representative with the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers (IAMAW). She worked as a broadcast journa...

Studying multiracialism and critical mixed race studies with Steven Riley, Ep. 42 from 2015-12-06T06:30

Ep. 42: Steven F. Riley is the creator and founder of MixedRaceStudies.org, which since 2009, is the world's most comprehensive non...

Transracial adoption & adoption of multiracial people with April Dinwoodie, Ep. 41 from 2015-12-01T03:26:32

Ep. 41: April Dinwoodie (http://www.aprildinwoodie.com/)is a nationally recognized thought leader on adoption and foster care. As Chief Executive of ...

Race & racism in comedy with Karith Foster, Ep. 40 from 2015-12-01T03:26

Ep. 40: Humorist, motivational speaker, TV & radio personality, actress, author, blogger and entrepreneur are all titles fitting for Karith Foster (http://www.ka...

Teen multiracial activism with Kayci Ortiz, Ep. 39 from 2015-11-21T05:16:31

Ep. 39: Kayci Ortiz is a biracial (Black/White) young woman from New Jersey and recent Harvard graduate.  She also is a Board Member of Project RACE and former President of Project RACE Teen.  S...

Multiracial or mixed-race in the U.K., with Andrea Boxall, Ep. 38 from 2015-11-08T06:30

Ep. 38: Andrea Boxall is a biracial (Black/White) woman from England.  A native of Birmingham, she now lives in London.  A daughter of a Black, Afro-Caribbean Jamaican-English mother and a White...

Publishing multicultural children's books with Hannah Ehrlich, Director of Marketing and Publicity for Lee and Low Books, Ep. 37 from 2015-11-01T05:30

Ep. 37: Lee & Low Books (https://www.leeandlow.com/) is the largest...

On writing a biracial memoir and chronicling Black Lives Matter with Shannon Luders-Manuel, Ep. 36 from 2015-10-26T03:48:46

Ep. 36: Shannon Luders-Manuel is a writer who wrote her masters thesis on the rhetorical implications of the "tragic mulatta" genre.  She is currently working on a memoir, which was featured at ...

Managing kinky, curly, coily, textured hair with Michelle Breyer, co-founder of TextureMedia, Ep. 35 from 2015-10-18T06:30

Ep. 35:  Seventeen years ago, Michelle Breyer channeled her lifelong struggle with her curly hair into NaturallyCurly.com – a hobby she worked on in her spare time with two curly friends. Natura...

Multiracial family mom, Obama neighbor, and former dancer, Keesha Beckford, Ep. 34 from 2015-10-11T06:30

Ep. 34: Keesha Beckford is a former dancer, who turned to writing as her creative outlet when she became a mom.  It has turned into a successful second career as the creator and writer behind Mo...

Interracial marriage, growing up in a West Indian family, and co-hosting a radio show with Neil deGrasse Tyson, with Leighann Lord, Ep. 33. from 2015-10-04T06:30

Ep. 33: Leighann Lord is a very funny lady (http://www.veryfunnylady.com/).  A comic from New York, with West Indian roots, she's also a writer and th...

The philosophy of race, the use of race to subjugate others, and how to get a Ph.D. without going to undergrad, with Prof. David Livingstone Smith, Ep. 32 from 2015-09-20T06:30

Ep. 32: David Livingstone Smith is a professor of philosophy at the University of New England, where he teaches courses on philosophy of psychology, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, free will an...

"Being Biracial: Where Our Secret Worlds Collide," the multiracial experience across the globe, and the World's most famous rooster, with Sarah Ratliff & Bryony Sutherland, Ep. 31 from 2015-09-13T06:30

Ep. 31: Sarah Ratliff and Bryony Sutherland are authors who have collaborated on a new book, an anthology called Being Biracial: Where Our...