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Unreserved Wine TalkHow Does the Biggest Misconception About Spanish Wine Make It a Hidden Gem for Wine Lovers? Sarah Jane Evans Reveals This and More in Her New BookHow does the biggest misconception about Spanish wine make it a hidden gem for wine lovers? How did Spain's civil war and period of dictatorship delay the growth of its wine culture? What makes the vineyards of Priorat challenging to walk and unforgettable to visit? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, I'm chatting with Sarah Jane Evans, author of the terrific new book The Wines of Central and Southern Spain: From Catalunya to Cadiz. You can find the wines we discussed at https://www.nataliemaclean.com/winepicks. Giveaway
2025-10-0857 min
Reignite ResilienceStress Reset + Resiliency with Jenny Evans (part 1)Send a textResilience is not only in your mind. It is in your chemistry. In this episode, Jenny Evans, global speaker and resilience expert, explains how your body’s stress response impacts your ability to recover from challenges.You’ll learn how cortisol puts your “Sneaky Pete” brain in charge and shuts down logic and creativity. Jenny shares how a 30 to 60 second “microburst” of physical activity resets your brain chemistry and restores clear thinking.Jenny also opens up about her journey from small-town beginnings to global expert and how her bold approach to opportuni...
2025-09-1529 min
We're Making a MovieWe're Making A Movie: An Interview with Chris Alan EvansStarring in the feature film you wrote and are co-producing?!?! Are we insane to do this??? There's no better person to ask than someone who just got back from where you wanna go, so we’re gonna chat with the multi-hyphenate talent behind the dark-comedy-musical Peeping Todd, Chris Alan Evans, about doing just that. What is it like to carry a film as its lead actor while also balancing the demands of writing and producing, and the unpredictable challenges (and rewards) of bringing such a wild, genre-blending project to life? If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to w...
2025-08-281h 01
Unattainable Podcast ShowFinding Ur True North, How Loss Shapes Our Life Path, Authenticity, Growth & Spiritual Journeys ft. Natalie - Ep.082Special thanks to Natalie for being a part of this episode of Unattainable Podcast Show Natalie Vulevic shares her journey of self-discovery after losing her father at age eight, revealing how early trauma shaped her strong sense of self and authenticity in relationships.• Growing up without a father figure forced Natalie to develop independence and self-awareness at a young age• Faith plays an important role in Natalie's life, having transitioned from Catholicism to Christianity • Authenticity is Natalie's core value - she refuses to "fake the funk" with people she doesn't genuinely connect with• Ex...
2025-04-231h 14Unreserved Wine TalkHow Can a Vineyard (or Life) Disaster Turn Into a Good Thing? Sally Evans' Life Story is Proof That it CanHow can a vineyard disaster become an unexpected opportunity to innovate? How does storytelling transform wine marketing? What innovative pairings go beyond red wine and red meat? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, I'm chatting with Sally Evans, author of the new memoir, Make The Midlife Move: A Practical Guide to Flourish after Fifty. You can find the wines we discussed at https://www.nataliemaclean.com/winepicks Giveaway Three of you are going to win a copy of her terrific new memoir, Make The Midlife Move...
2025-04-1659 minUnreserved Wine TalkStart a Bordeaux Winery and Make The Midlife Move with Sally EvansWhat's one of the most challenging aspects of being a new winemaker in Bordeaux, especially if you're a middle-aged foreigner who is making wine for the first time? How did the Bordeaux sub-region of Fronsac lose its fame after being a region favoured by French royalty? What if the only thing holding you back from a fresh start, a new project or a major life change is you? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, I'm chatting with Sally Evans, author of the new memoir, Make The Midlife Move: A Practical Guide to Flourish after...
2025-04-0954 min
The Decarbonisation DialogueThe Decarbonisation Dialogue Episode 2 feat. Baroness Natalie EvansWe’re Salix and we’re on a mission to help save the planet.We enable, and inspire, public sector organisations to move towards net zero and we support the creation of warmer and healthier homes.We deliver and administer government funding schemes that support local councils, schools, housing associations, hospitals and universities and many other public sector organisations.Our ‘Decarbonisation Dialogue’ podcast is presented by Hannah Walker, who in this episode chats to the chair of our board, Baroness Natalie Evans.Natalie explains why her work as chair is so importan...
2025-02-0719 min
The Third WayHealthy Humans For Social Change with Naomi & Natalie EvansIn this episode, Jess is joined by the powerhouse sisters and Anti-Racism educators Naomi and Natalie. From the beginnings of their platform @everydayracism_ , the UK’s largest anti-racism platform on social media, to what racism actually means and what anti-racism requires of us in practice.Naomi and Natalie expand on how their understanding of anti-racism requires an analysis of capitalism, coalition building across lived experiences an intersectional approach and actively imagining a different world. Connect with Naomi and Natalie:Everyday Racism websiteEveryday Racism Instagram Nat...
2023-10-021h 30
Antler New Homes Podcast7. Home Staging as a marketing tool, with Natalie Evans, Founder and CEO of Little Barn DoorIn our latest episode, I’m joined by Natalie Evans, Founder and CEO of home staging company, Little Barn Door. Founded in 2018, Little Barn Door was born from Natalie’s experience of preparing her own property to go on the market. She developed a passion to help homeowners, estate agents and developers achieve optimal results through the use of home staging solutions.In what can often be quite a formal industry, Natalie is a breath of fresh air in the sector, offering creative insight and sharing her experience as one of the leadi...
2023-03-2728 min
The Home Staging Association Podcast with Paloma HarringtonThe Home Staging Association Podcast - Selling Your Property with Natalie Evans of Little Barn DoorIn this episode, HSA's Founder Paloma Harrington talks to Natalie Evans of Little Barn Door.
Natalie is also the best-selling author of “Happy Home Sale,” and together with Paloma, they discuss property selling and staging in 2023.
Please visit HSA's website for more information: www.homestaging.org.uk
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2023-02-1040 min
Success On Your TermsS5E3: WHY IS SELF-CARE IMPORTANT AS WE FACE MENOPAUSE?: SIAN EVANSIn this episode I am joined by Sian Evans founder of The Menopause Self Care Coach. Sian empowers peri / menopausal women to prioritise themselves, to live their best lives. We have an insightful conversation discussing the importance of education around the menopause and how to inspire women to be open to sharing their feelings and experiences.
You will leave this episode feeling education, motivated and inspired as we discuss:
Awareness of menopause is powerful and inspiring.
What you need to do to educate yourself on menopause.
The reality of our fears of the unknown can limit u...
2022-12-1247 min
Suite Run106 | Redwood City, CA with Dena Evans: Running and Coaching in the Heart of Silicon ValleyLet us know what you think of this conversationWe are so happy to welcome marathoner and acclaimed coach, Dena Evans to the Suite Run Podcast!Dena Evans has a very impressive resume - she was the head women's cross country coach at Stanford University and helped guide the Stanford women's cross country program into one of the best in the nation, including an NCAA cross country title in 2003 AND being named NCAA's women's cross country coach of the year. Dena currently coaches post collegiate athletes competing for the Peninsula Distance Club, which she founded i...
2022-11-101h 13
The Paper CraneNatalie EvansThis week's guest is the brilliant singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Natalie Evans!Her new album 'Movements' is out now and is fantastic! Listen to it! You can follow Natalie on Twitter and Instagram @nataliehevansBe sure to listen to the end of the podcast for an exclusive live performance from Natalie, you won't want to miss it. Get in touch with the show @codesclouds on socials and info@codesintheclouds.net Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-09-1354 min
Am I Doing This Right?How To Be Your Best Self with Corinne Foxx and Natalie McMillanOUR HOSTS: Corinne Foxx - @corinnefoxxNatalie McMillan - @nataliemcm and @shopnataliemcmillan What we're drinking: Mumm Napa Brut Rosé TOPIC: To celebrate our 100th episode, we interview each other about how we show up as our best selves. We chat about how we feel when we’re living our truth, our top moments of self-empowerment, and how we’ve learned to define success outside of income and Instagram followers. We dig into things that used to hold us back personally and professionally and talk about how we’ve worked to...
2022-07-1254 min
Get Complete Audiobooks in High QualityThe Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity [Written by Natalie Evans, Naomi Evans]Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/573389 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity
Author: Natalie Evans, Naomi Evans
Narrator: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 53 minutes
Release date: July 7, 2022
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Social Science
Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. What does it mean to be mixed race in today's society? In this powerful book, Natalie and Naomi Evans, founders of anti-racist advocacy and platform Everyday Racism, explore the complexities of...
2022-07-075h 53Get Full Audiobook Titles for Your LibraryThe Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity | Naomi Evans, Natalie EvansPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/573389 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity
Author: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans
Narrator: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 53 minutes
Release date: July 7, 2022
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: World
Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. What does it mean to be mixed race in today's society? In this powerful book, Natalie and Naomi Evans, founders of anti-racist advocacy and platform Everyday Racism, explore the complexities of mixed-race...
2022-07-075h 53Stream Full Audiobook Collection Instantly OnlineNatalie Evans, Naomi Evans - The Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural IdentityPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/573389 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity
Author: Natalie Evans, Naomi Evans
Narrator: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 53 minutes
Release date: July 7, 2022
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Memoirs
Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. What does it mean to be mixed race in today's society? In this powerful book, Natalie and Naomi Evans, founders of anti-racist advocacy and platform Everyday Racism, explore the complexities of mixed-race...
2022-07-075h 53
Listen to Trending Full trial Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, MemoirsThe Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity by Natalie Evans, Naomi EvansPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/573389 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Mixed-Race Experience: Reflections and Revelations on Multicultural Identity Author: Natalie Evans, Naomi Evans Narrator: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 53 minutes Release date: July 7, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Memoirs Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. What does it mean to be mixed race in today's society? In this powerful book, Natalie and Naomi Evans, founders of anti-racist advocacy and platform Everyday Racism, explore the complexities of mixed-race identities - from the discrimination endured by the 1.2...
2022-07-0705 min
Knowing AnimalsEpisode 193: Animals and business ethics with Natalie EvansThis week's guest is Dr Natalie Evans. Natalie, who also publishes as Natalie Thomas, is an adjunct faculty member in philosophy at the University of Guelph and in Media Studies at University of Guelph-Humber in Canada. She is the author of 2016's Animal Ethics and the Autonomous Animal Self, published by Palgrave Macmillan, as well as the editor of Palgrave Macmillan's new collection Animals and Business Ethics. We talk about her chapter in that volume, which is entitled 'Gene editing, animal disenhancement and ethical debates: A conundrum for business ethics?', and was co-authored with Adam Langridge – but we al...
2022-05-3033 min
Plantbased FMEpisode 43: Making, breaking goals and understanding your reason why with Natalie PottsEpisode 43 sees a returning guest Natalie Potts a coach and mentor who helps people uncover their purpose in life, attain clarity and achieve success on their terms, combining her corporate background she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from being a great leader to running a sustainable business.
We talk about goal setting and vision boards and how Natalie’s view on setting 5 year goals has changed.
As a coach how important it is to ask good quality questions and being focused on the client by being present and in the moment to be able to listen to what is...
2021-12-061h 12
Suite Run45 | San Diego, CA with Casey Evans: Running in America's Finest CityLet us know what you think of this conversationWe are excited to welcome Casey Evans to the Suite Run Podcast! Casey embodies the ultimate runner's lifestyle - he lives in beautiful San Diego, runs a lot and loves racing every distance from the 5k to the marathon. Casey also works in the running industry professionally for Brooks Running. In this conversation, we chat with Casey about his running journey and then he shares all of his favorite places to RUN, dine out and explore in San Diego and so much more.E...
2021-08-2659 min
The Nourishing Wisdom Podcast with Dr Natalie Chua6. Finding Freedom from Orthorexia and Bulimia with Dr Rachel EvansDr Rachel Evans and I share a conversation on how she found freedom from orthorexia and bulimia in this episode. I am simply delighted to be sharing this episode with you all. I hope our conversation will bring you much hope and support in your healing journey. I want to thank Rachel so much once again for coming onto my podcast and sharing her heart, wisdom, and story with all of us.
A snippet of some of the topics we discussed:
- How Rachel decided to use her lived experience as an asset as a c...
2021-08-071h 00
Connect Kindness PodcastEpisode 54 - Natalie Silverstein, author of “Simple Acts - The busy family guide to giving back”In today's episode we interview Natalie Silverstein, who is a philanthropist and the author of “Simple Acts - The busy family guide to giving back”. Teaching young children to be socially conscious, community oriented, and eager to volunteer seems like a daunting task, especially for busy families with children of varying ages, but it’s okay because Natalie has a solution.
Natalie shares with us what led her to want to write her book, as well as the importance of parents involving their children in acts of service at an early age. Natalie shares her thoughts on how parents can inspir...
2021-03-2345 min
The Journeys We Take Podcast with Jen Craig-EvansE011 Natalie Rousseau on Healing Being Non-Linear and Finding Her Way HomeIf you're part of the wellness world, including communities that practice things like yoga, meditation, and breath work,
then you likely have come across your fair share of 'spiritual bypass.' This being the idea that if you just 'think positive,' you will transform
your life and heal all of your inner shadow stuff.
In this conversation with Natalie, we call bullshit.
As Natalie shares her story of a difficult upbringing, including parental mental health challenges and serious addiction, alongside separation
from her extended family, she speaks candidly about her healing process. She connects with the idea of life...
2021-03-1400 min
Foxy Property ChatBuilding a Team to Scale Your Business - Natalie EvansToday’s guest is Natalie Evans, the founder of Little Barn Door, which was launched in late 2018 in the UK. Along with running her business, which has grown significantly in the past 12 months, Natalie is also a founding member of the Home Staging Association UK & Ireland.
In this chat Natalie spoke about how tough the first few months were, and what it took to win that first piece of work. We also spoke a lot about building a team around you to scale your business.
Website - https://www.littlebarndoor.uk/
Li...
2021-02-1833 min
Some Kind of Brown Podcast67 - Lightning Bugs 2: Election Reflection, Red November, and a SurpriseI'm still here!
It's been a wee bit, but I'm still here and working on getting back to normal. This week we have a surprise guest who is helping me keep it light and fun for this episode. November is here and I have news about Red November. Last year's project was something I'd hoped to continue and expand on this year, but two of my doctors have shut me down. I still have plans to talk about National Native American Heritage Month as much as I can, so let me know if you have anything you'd...
2020-11-1939 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast66 - Lightning Bug 1, The Softer Side of Growing Up in the SouthI know it’s cheesy, but what would it really be something from me if I didn’t stick something like that in here? This is a lot more chill than I usually am and especially a more chill topic. Let me know if you like these kinds of stories and what kinds of content you’d like to help us bring some light and joy into every month.
I hope you’re well and I’d love to hear your stories about growing up!
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2020-10-0831 minSome Kind of Brown PodcastAnnouncement: Lightning Bugs2020 Has been wild and hasn't shown any signs of slowing down. I've been thinking of what I can do with all these things coming back to back while also being mindful of myself. I've shared so many experiences I've had that were tough and shaped who I am, so I thought I'd share some stories of things that were beautiful about my childhood. The world isn't black and white and I hope to hear any stories you have of when you were growing up that are happy or really stick out in your mind. Hopefully, these little happy lightning...
2020-10-0506 minSuccess On Your TermsS1E22: AM I TOO OLD AT 45? A SELF DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY: NATASHA EVANSWELCOME BACK TO THE TWENTY SECOND EPISODE OF THE PROGRESSIVE MINDSET PODCAST. NATALIE IS JOINED BY NATASHA EVANS; PERSONAL TRAINER, WIFE, MUM TO SHARE HER SELF DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY.
You are never too old to do what you love.
The sacrifices you have to make in life.
The balance of a career; being a mum; a wife; the importance of the mindset and surrounding yourself with the right people.
Thank you for listening to The Progressive Mindset Podcast.
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2020-10-0548 min
Whatever's Trending!Ep. 12 Caught UpLol so I got caught up this week, but a lot of other people did too so…let’s talk about them: Offset, Chris Evans, Future, and an update on Breonna Taylor’s justice
2020-09-2225 min
Not Another Runner43. Tom Evans - Professional Ultra Distance Runner. CCC winner 2018, Western States Endurance Run 2019 - first 100 miler and placing 3rd. "If you run you are a runner!"What to Expect:
Marathon Des Sables - Tom’s first Ultramarathon - becoming the first non Sub-Saharan to Podium in this Race.
Not owning a GPS watch prior to MDS - yet placing top 3
What was his biggest Lesson he learnt from MDS and that experience of his first Multi Stage Race
What Tom Thinks is one of the biggest mistakes athletes make
What has ultra-running taught Tom
Placing first in CCC
What did he expect going into CCC and how he approached the race
How he overcame a bad race experience at CCC
Western States Endurance Run 100 Mile (WSER)
What...
2020-08-201h 06Some Kind of Brown Podcast65 - Two Whole Years and So Many ThingsHow has it already been 2 years?? There's so much going on that I wanted to talk about and I definitely couldn't get to it all in this episode! Between the podcast and the new youtube channel, I hope I'll be able to get everything out to you soon! Before that though, let's touch base! I am seriously so proud to have you as friends and listeners as we navigate this new political climate. No matter how you've spoken out against the injustices in the world and especially with BLM, I really admire the courage and compassion I've seen! I...
2020-08-1940 min
GovLove - A Podcast About Local GovernmentData Collaboration & Responsible Use with Natalie Evans Harris, BrightHiveIncreasing impact through data. Natalie Evans Harris, the Co-Founder and Head of Strategic Initiatives at BrightHive, joined the podcast to talk about using data to improve local government's response to COVID-19. She shared how BrightHive is partnering with public sector agencies and their recently released Responsible Data Use Playbooks. Natalie also discussed trends she's seeing in public sector data use. Host: Kirsten Wyatt
2020-08-1433 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast64 - Where I've Been and Where We're GoingWell, it's only been a few internet years! So far 2020 has been a school of hard knocks and I can't say how much support I've felt from those of you who have listened, mentioned me, or reached out. Getting to this mental point is something I don't have experience with and I'm sorry for taking so long to come back. I hope this is a window into my journey right now and that you'll join me as I come back slowly, but surely. Those of you are listening have helped me come back more than I can articulate.
2020-06-2529 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast63 - Why are We Like This? with Mixed Present and Asian_Soph Part 2Ok, so I am sort of waving the SOS flag...if one even exists. This is the second part of last week’s episode. I know a lot of us, if not all of us are now quarantined and I'm not going to lie, I am truly, truly struggling. When we finish the collaboration with Mixed Present and Soph, we will be doing live streams 3 days a week of beading and sewing with me where we can hang our and craft until things start to calm down. I hope that these live streams will give us another bright spot in...
2020-03-1844 min
Making Better WorkEpisode #16: BrightHive Co-Founder Natalie Evans Harris: "Data & technology should enable people to do great things...Effective governance is how we do it."Kristin Wolff talks with Natalie Evans Harris, BrightHive Co-Founder, Beeck Center (Georgetown) Fellow, and White House and National Security Administration Alumna. Natalie is one of the foremost experts in the country on data governance. She's worked at the highest levels of the federal government and also with state and local community-based organizations; with the public and private sectors separately and in collaboration. We could have talked to her about her vast experiences and inspired hopes for the future for days. Instead we packed a lot in 30 minutes. Have a listen! More about Natalie Natalie's website: harrisdata...
2020-03-1435 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast62 - Why Are We Like This with Mixed Present and Soph Part 1And we're back with the second episode of our month long collaboration with the Instagram page, Mixed Present! I'm blaming this on our friendship, but this was a super long recording, so I'm splitting it into two. Not to worry though, part two will be out Friday! These episodes are about things we've internalized and societal standards! Don't forget to check out the giveaway of 2 prizes that will be a cute beaded baby Yoda I made and your choice of a shirt from the new merch website on Redbubble! The giveaway post on the Some Kind of Brown Instagram...
2020-03-1145 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast61 - Y'All Better Stop with Mixed Present and Asian SophOur girl Soph is back on the podcast for our month long collaboration with the Instagram page, Mixed Present! We asked you what you would like to hear us talk about and we got SO many submissions. This episode is about things you want people to stop doing and I think you might enjoy hearing what we have to say! We are also working together to do a giveaway timed with the launch of our YouTube channel, so keep an eye out on Instagram and Twitter for the announcement!
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2020-03-0457 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast60 - The Politics of Whiteness in America with Feminists Without MystiqueIt was so good talking to Maria and Erin from Feminists Without Mystique! We talked today about something I've really wanted to talk about when I found the right people. Maria and Erin approach the topic of Whiteness in our current US context with grace and a little humor. It's a super nuanced topic, but one that needs to be talked about! Don't forget we still have buttons and stickers still available!
Colorfully,
Natalie Evans
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2020-02-261h 05
Plantbased FMEpisode 7: Are you performing at your best? Discussing with Qualified Personal Performance Coach Natalie why personal development coaching is important and shouldn't just be for corporate individuals!By going through her own personal journey into coaching Natalie discusses the importance of emotional intelligence, trust and empathy.
The power of silence and listening are powerful movements to allow a coach to move a client from A to B, using tools such as 'the wheel of life' and tapping into their mindset, helping them feel empowered and ready to take action.
We talk about mental heath and the worrying statistics that 1 in 3 in the UK are suffering with a mental health issue from anxiety to depression. Natalie wanted to give something back by volunteering a...
2020-02-2349 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast59 - Finding Cultural Wisdom and Decolonizing with Constanza ElianaI'm really excited for all of you to finally hear this episode! It was so refreshing and genuine medicine that it made me happy while I edited! Constanza Eliana is an amazing woman and I'm so thankful we got to have this conversation. It was very timely as is our episode for next week. I hope you enjoy! If you want the merch bundle that is currently on sale, see my instagram post about it for how to get your hands on one!
Colorfully,
Natalie
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2020-02-1952 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast58 - Black History Month and Moving ForwardBlack History Month somehow sneaked up on me this year! I want to talk to you about some of my feelings towards Black History Month and my ideas about how to observe all the US heritage months in a way that everyone feels seen while I work on my MMIWG2S series. Please let me know your thoughts and how you'd like to see me approach these months in the future!
Colorfully,
Natalie
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2020-02-1220 min
Unreserved Wine TalkPairing Wine and Cannabis with the Herb Sommelier Jamie EvansWhat does a wine enthusiast have in common with a cannabis user? How can you pair wine with cannabis? What do you need to know about terpenes and wine pairing? How do infused beverages bring together the cannabis and wine industries? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, we're chatting with Jamie Evans, founder of The Herb Somm, a cannabis blog and lifestyle brand that is focused on the gourmet side of the cannabis industry. Enjoy! Highlights What health and lifestyle benefits can you experience from using cannabis? Where can you explore...
2020-02-0533 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast57 - Does Gen Z Have it Better? ft. Brown and BonitaI am so excited for you to hear this episode! Sofia and Sydney from Brown and Bonita are such sweethearts and so incredibly smart! They are joining us in this episode because I noticed myself saying that everything is so much better for Gen Z than my Millennial life growing up. But is that really the case? Maybe things have changed, but maybe not so quickly. I hope you enjoy and I'd love to hear where you fall on this topic!
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Natalie
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2020-02-0541 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast56 - My Problem with Goop as Someone ReconnectingAre you a little shocked by the fact I'm talking about Goop or The Goop Lab Show on Netflix? It actually came at the perfect time when my brain was already coming to grips with some aspects of reconnecting with my Native culture. This is probably the topic I'm most shy about, which might not make sense with the episode posted two weeks ago, but give this episode a listen and you might understand why. If you have been experiencing something similar, please let me know on any of my social media! It can't just be me out here!
2020-01-2927 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast55 - A Black Woman Gets No Fairytale: Meghan Markle with Mixed Girl ManeToday, Sharmane from Militantly Mixed is joining us to talk about what's happening with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. This situation is nuanced and we both have a lot of feelings. In the end, I'm left feeling disappointed in society. Am I the only one?
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2020-01-221h 13Some Kind of Brown Podcast54 - National Stalker Awareness Month and My StorySo today I am going to tell you something new. It's heavy, but it's also National Stalker Awareness Month and I think it's important to share my story as well. These issues need to be talked about more and thank you to Hope from Radiant Mix Podcast and the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Indigenous Women for drawing my attention to this awareness month! Just in case, I do want to mention that I do refer to rape and abuse in passing, without any details, so please skip this episode if this makes you uncomfortable. That being said, thank...
2020-01-1513 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast53 - The Dish on Being Indian American and Interracial Relationships with DishaDisha from the podcast, But What Will People Say, joins us to talk about her podcast and her cultural journey of finding a place between two worlds and marrying someone her parents hadn't expected. Honestly, I had so much fun talking to her and her podcast is really engaging, so I encourage you to go check her out!
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2020-01-081h 02Some Kind of Brown Podcast52 - Bye 2019, Hello 2020Thank you for everything 2019 and goodbye to everything that drove us crazy! We're making space for all the beautiful things in 2020 by talking about what you really want to wish in the last decade. I asked you for tea and you served it! Let's wingardium leviosa into the next decade!
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2020-01-0112 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast51 - Identity, the Ambiguous Cloud with Art HistoryThis is part 2 of the conversation with Brandi and Danni, the great minds behind the Art Sistory podcast. In this half, we really dive deep into how they identify and I learned a new way of looking at identity. Identity is something that can be clear and defined, fluid and every changing, or a little of both and I hope that this episode inspires you! This is the last episode of 2019 and I hope that you close out the year with people who love you. I'll see you in 2020!
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Natalie
2019-12-1840 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast50 - To Identify or Not to Identify with Art Sistory Part 1Holy cow, we've made it to episode 50!! To celebrate, Danni and Brandi of Art Sistory have joined me to talk about identity and all the things! This is a really interesting and fun episode and I hope you enjoy it. Keep and eye out for part 2 next week!
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Natalie
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2019-12-1126 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast49 - The Future of Red November and Some Kind of BrownWelcome back as we wrap up 2019! Red November was more amazing than I could have ever imagined and it's because of all of you and the amazing womxn who agreed to join me. The response to the series has kickstarted forming a new podcast centered around MMIW2S. Check out the episode and don't forget to weigh in on the MMIW2S podcast in the works, our family name, and tell me what you'd like to hear in 2020!
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2019-12-0418 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast47 - Anthonette Christine Cayedito and Emily WashinesI don't know how we got here so quickly, but this is the third episode of Red November. If you are a fan of true crime you might recognize both our featured MMIWG2S and guest. Emily was generous enough to bring all of her experience and knowledge to the podcast and I promise you'll want to hear everything she has to say! Remember that our limited edition Red November Together merchandise that will contribute to donations to the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women will only be available for the next week and a half! Thank you for...
2019-11-201h 01Some Kind of Brown Podcast46 - Wahbinmigisi "Pennie" Robertson and Díana BermudezIt's Wednesday and we've reached episode 2 of Red November! Technically this was recorded first, but who is counting? I am so, so grateful for Díana. Not only did she agree to contribute to this series, but she's been incredibly supportive behind the scenes with me as well. I feel very lucky to have connected with her and I'm sure she'll give you all that feeling in this episode. To be honest, even in covering my own Native background and talking to other people, I didn't think of the Indigenous people in South America. When Díana and I st...
2019-11-131h 04Some Kind of Brown Podcast45 - Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind and AgnauraqWelcome to the first episode of Red November! Agnauraq is back to help me give a general overview of what the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2 Spirit movement and how it affects all of us. There are a lot of facets and emotions involved in this topic, but we included statistics and other information if you're new to the movement. Red November has been a journey for all of us and we hope that you enjoy this episode and stick around for the other 3. You can find more information on Agnauraq and their work here: https://somekindofbrown...
2019-11-0659 min
LevelUpDailyEP: 093 Leveling Up: Creating Everything From Nothing with Natalie Jill - Transparency Wins The DayToday, I have a special episode with the beautiful and talented, Natalie Jill! Natalie's brand grew out of her own circumstances: she had struggled to lose post-pregnancy weight, then went through a divorce and suffered some financial hardship. Natalie managed to turn how life around by setting her mind and intentions on the life she deserved. She started taking photos of her own food to keep track of her eating; her Facebook following grew organically as she started to reshape the fitness industry. Today, Natalie joins us to share insights on how she overcame her challenges, the importance of transparency...
2019-10-1040 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast44 - Culture, Religion, and Fairies with Believer SkepticHello and happy Wednesday! Chris and Cody from Believer Skeptic have joined us for the last episode of October and they closed us out with all the fun and laughter! I loved recording with them and exploring the intersectionality of being in the LGBTQIA+ community, the culture we were raised with, and how they affect the way we approach life. I hope you love this episode because honestly, it was a blast! I've linked Chris and Cody's social media so you can follow them too!Also I am in need of a new mic and this will probably be...
2019-10-0949 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast43 - Hair and Black Culture with SadeThis week Sade from Offscreen Babble is joining us to talk about all the nuances of Black culture, the place of African culture in the mix, and how much weight is put into how you decide to style your hair. Sade and I talked for so long and had such an amazing conversation that you really won't want to miss whether you're a part of the Black community or not!
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2019-10-021h 05Some Kind of Brown Podcast42 - The Shades of a Person with Melissa SheldonThere's more to a person than race, but a person's race and culture colors all area of their life. This dichotomy is why we still need to have these important conversations! This week, we have the amazing Melissa Sheldon who shares her Mixed Latinx experiences and how it affected her life. She has great energy, so this episode was so much fun to record! I'm determined to make sure this is not the last time we hear from Melissa, so give a listen and check her out!
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2019-09-2549 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast41 - Beyond the News August 2019 Part 2As most of you probably know already, a lot happened in August. This episode of Beyond the News is going to provide some updates to the stories we already covered and discuss some new events. For the future episodes, I would really appreciate your input about the stories that are most important to you! You can always email me at somekindofbrown@gmail.com or hit me up on any of my social media! Let me know your thoughts on any of these stories too! I'd love to have conversations! Time Stamps: Updates on Dayton Shooting - 1:57 Updates on South K...
2019-09-1818 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast40 - Connected by a SongAfter 24 years, I finally got to be reunited with my cousin Mansfield at a powwow in Grand Rapids! It was absolutely surreal and so many things happened that were affirming to me not only as a Multi-Racial person, but also as a Choctaw and Cherokee woman. Despite everything else going on, I'm so happy with how far I've come with my identity and reconnecting in just under a year. It's been a beautiful ride and one I hope to continue forever. Thank you to all of you who've been incredibly supportive and have helped buoy me through the rough p...
2019-09-1113 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast39 - Tough Conversations with Mixed in AmericaWelcome back everyone! We've got not one guest, but two again! Jazmine Jarvis and Meagan Kimberly Smith, the founders of the non-profit organization Mixed in America, joined us to talk about how to talk about difficult race conversations with people who matter! There are people in our lives who we can't just brush off or cut ties with including coworkers, family members, and friends, so we need to learn how to have a productive and healthy conversation without compromising who you are. Give a listen, check Mixed in America out, and live your live colorfully and authentically! I love...
2019-09-0458 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast38 - Touching Base and Interracial RelationshipsAfter our month long journey through "When They See Us," we're going to be switching gears! Between all of the maternal feelings stirred up from watching the series, comments from a family member, and writing my children's book, I've been thinking a lot about interracial relationships. I just wanted to share my thoughts with all of you and talk about our experiences if you've gone through some of the same things. Also, now that we're solidly in the second year of the podcast, I have a lot of thoughts about the directions and projects for the future. I would...
2019-08-2821 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast37 - I'm Surviving - When They See Us Part 4We have reached an end of an era! This is the last part of the beautiful work of art that is "When They See Us" directed by Ava DuVernay. Because most of this part focuses on Korey and what he went though as a teen in the adult prison system, it's probably the hardest episode to watch. However, his story serves as a metaphor for everyone's journey as one of the five teens persecuted because of other people's pride, prejudices, and unwillingness to challenge their own world views. Like the other Central Park 5, Korey Wise was innocent of both...
2019-08-2127 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast36 - Some Kind of Oti and KT ft. Natalie - From Religion, to Race, to Love"For Your Reference" podcast in the form of the amazing KT and Oti have graced us with their presence! They are our first couple interviewed and honestly, I loved our conversation! I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I did meeting them. Well, as far as you can meet someone through a call. We do have an ongoing giveaway for some lovely stickers! Just follow the link in the show notes or in my bio on Twitter or Instagram to sign up for the weekly newsletter. It will have all the show notes, links, and updates i...
2019-08-1855 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast35 - They Hate Us Out There - When They See Us Part 3We're over halfway through "When They See Us" and I'm still surprised by how things are unfolding. I think that I'm moving through the stages of grief with these parts. Part one was denial and anger, part two was acceptance and just being disappointed at the corruption I already knew was there, and part three has made me angry. I'm pretty sure that's not the correct order, but what can you do? This part skips forward in time again through very clever cinematography to when Yusef, Ray, Antron, and Kevin are set free and discover what life is like...
2019-08-1433 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast33 - One Night - When They See Us Part 2Continuing on with "When They See Us," I'm back with part 2 and this time without the tears. I learned my lesson with the first episode and I seriously appreciate those of you who let me cry on your shoulder, or rather in your ears, last week. This episode in particular of the 4 piece series is really pertinent in the scope of current events that happened in the US this weekend and I have a few announcements at the end. I hope you enjoy this next installment and join me for projects coming in the future! If you need something...
2019-08-0724 min
Women in Data Science WorldwideNatalie Evans Harris | Creating A Shared Code Of Ethics To Guide Ethical and Responsible Use of DataDuring her career at the National Security Agency, Capitol Hill and the White House, Natalie Evans Harris saw that while we collected troves of data, we didn't have strong frameworks and governance in place to protect people in a data driven world. “Data has been used to intrude in our lives. Things are happening based upon data that nobody communicated to the public was actually happening,” she explained during a conversation with Stanford’s Margot Gerritsen, Stanford professor and host of the Women in Data Science podcast.
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2019-08-0130 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast32 - What other way they do us? When They See Us Part 1When I first announced that I would be reviewing Netflix's mini-series, "When They See Us," I might have overestimated myself. I knew the story of The Central Park 5, but I didn't think how hard this would hit me. I have no regrets, but I'm going to be covering this series one episode at a time. I'll be posting an episode a week, so you're welcome to watch along with me or watch at whatever pace works for you. The episodes will be here if you're not ready right now. This story is so incredibly important and I hope that y...
2019-07-3114 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast31 - 1 Year of Some Kind of BrownAs of the 17th, this podcast is a year old! To celebrate, I've picked some of my favorite little clips in between reviews. I couldn't include everything, so if something catches your fancy, check the time stamps below for the full episode. I hope you all enjoy this episode and I love each and every one of you! Here's to 1 year of Some Kind of Brown!
1:23-2:15 - Guest Introductions ***2:18-4:39 - Episode 7: Crazy Rich Asians and Why it Matters ft. Asian_Soph***4:41-5:22 - Review from Rachel (Unassigned Reading Podcast)***5:25-9:29 - Episode 8: Mixed Feature: Asian_So...
2019-07-2146 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast30 - Under the Confederate Monument ft. Several TangentsThe story of Will Norman and Gilbert Harris might not be well known, but their deaths and the Confederate Monument that stands where their deaths took place still affect me. Shelley and Talia from Several Tangents use their backgrounds in criminology to help me share their stories and shed light on the dark history of the monument that still stands downtown in the city where I grew up. If lynching is a sensitive topic for you, I suggest not listening past the first 35 minutes. If these stories touch you, please consider sharing so that more people know about the a...
2019-07-111h 15Some Kind of Brown Podcast29 - We're Out and IntersectionalitySo my girlfriend and I are out! Pride and the days after were an emotional rollercoaster and we're both still processing. Through everything, we had an amazing experience and it feels a little bit like we're starting over, or at the very least starting a new chapter of our lives. If you haven't seen our pictures from Pride, they are on Instagram! Being already a minority, coming out as part of a marginalized group is a strange feeling. I'm not sure what that means for me, but I'm looking forward to exploring it. I hope that your Pride month...
2019-06-2627 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast28 - New Pride, New MeJust kidding, this episode is more like "New Pride, Same Me." I know I'm not due to post until next week, but I felt like this was important to put out now. I've been vulnerable before on my podcast and others, but what I talk about in this episode makes more more nervous than anything I've shared before. Coming from a very strict Christian upbringing, it took me years to shed the teachings and shame. When I did, I found myself and this Pride will not only be my first Pride, but my first Pride fully out. I'm coming...
2019-06-1318 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast27 - Japanese? It's Complicated ft. Militantly Mixed Pt. 2We're back with part 2 of the conversation with Mixed Girl Mane from Militantly Mixed! Due to technical and health issues, let's pretend it's still the last week of Asian American Pacific Islander Month! Charmaine is a Mixed Black, Japanese, and British woman and is sharing her perspective of what it means to be Japanese...except when you're told otherwise. I wanted to promote another podcast in the AAPI community, so you'll hear an awesome trailer from Fumi and Mike at Asian, Not Asian! They are amazing and hilarious and you can check them out on iTunes or any other po...
2019-06-0539 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast26 - Japanese? It's Complicated ft. Militantly MixedFor the next two weeks of Asian American Pacific Islander Month, we're joined by Mixed Girl Mane from Militantly Mixed! Sharmane is a Mixed Black, Japanese, and British woman and is sharing her perspective of what it means to be Japanese...except when you're told otherwise. I hope you enjoy the next two episodes!
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2019-05-2243 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast25 - AAPI Month ft. Asian_Soph Pt. 2We're back with part 2 of the conversation with Soph! We expand into some history of AAPI groups that aren't often talked about like the Hmong, Cambodian (Khmer), Laotian, South West Asians, and Native Hawaiians. Not only that, but we touch on the ever interesting relationship between Asian Americans!
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2019-05-1544 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast24 - Asian American Pacific Islander Month with Asian_Soph Pt. 1Soph from Asian_Soph and Mixed Present on Instagram is back to help bring Asian American Pacific Islander Month to our podcast! Asian Americans have a long and often overlooked history in the United States, so we're taking the opportunity to fight that as much as we can by educating people. She came ready with all the tea, so sit back and enjoy!
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2019-05-0835 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast23 - Beyoncé, Homecoming, and BlacknessI just watched Beyoncé’s Netflix special, Homecoming, and it made me more than proud to be a Black woman. Beyoncé is a cultural icon and basically the very embodiment of female Black power, strength, beauty, and resilience! Is it obvious that I loved it? If you haven't checked out this documentary, drop everything! Here are the links to things mentioned in the episode: Patreon Page Merch Store Time Magazine: Historical Figures Mentioned BBC Iconography in Beyoncé's Homecoming I'll see all of you next week to officially kick off Asian American Pacific Islander Month!
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2019-05-0312 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast22: POC Vs. White People?What will it take to bring everyone to the table and have an honest conversation about race? Is such a thing possible in this current climate where it seems like people of color are too often on one side with White people on the other? Take a listen and let me know what you think no matter if you agree or disagree. I definitely think this is a conversation worth having. The promo today was for the true crime podcast Evidence Locker and you can find them on iTunes and Twitter @EvLockPodcast!
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Natalie
2019-04-1018 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast21 - North of the Mason-DixonYou read that correctly, I am now living above the Mason-Dixon Line! It feels crazy to type and started just as crazy an urge to reevaluate my perspective. If you had a preconceived idea of the North or South and then moved, please share your experiences at somekindofbrown@gmail.com or on our Facebook Group, Some Kind of Brown World. I hope that my ramblings about evaluating myself touch you or make you think that you're not alone if you've had any of these thoughts.
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2019-03-0711 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast20 - Finding a Place and Code Switching with OctoberWhat's it like to feel like you don't belong to your own culture? Is it your culture? Do you have to belong and what does that mean? October from Ignorance Conscious joins me for the first time to talk about this and our experiences with being taught to code switch. Consider this pre-gaming for Black History Month which starts on Friday and is when October will upload her part of our conversation!
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2019-01-3033 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast19 - Mixed Feature: Priyanka Chopra and Nick JonasWe've got another global marriage, folks! This one is near and dear to my heart since I've been a massive fan of Bollywood for over half of my life. Because of the level of respect both Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas showed each other and their different traditions, I couldn't resist talking about it. Did you follow the couple and their wedding? Did it mean something to you or do you have something to say? Join on our Facebook Group: Some Kind of Brown World, Twitter, on my website Some Kind of Brown, or even email me at somekindofbrown...
2019-01-1609 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast18 - Multiracial Journey of DiscoverySeeing the pictures of my great-grandparents and learning the truth of my Indigenous background was almost a life altering experience for me. Please let me know if you've gone on an exploration of your ethnic or racial backgrounds and have felt the same! You can communicate with me through our Private Facebook Page, "Some Kind of Brown World" or email me at somekindofbrown@gmail.com if you feel more comfortable with that form of communication.The promo for this episode comes from Best Forevers Podcast and I highly~ recommend giving it a listen!
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2018-12-2510 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast17 - Super Important Updates!I just wanted to really quickly touch base with all of you again now that things are really moving! My first promo comes from my good friend Kate over at Ignorance was Bliss Podcast. You can find her on Twitter at @IWBpodcast and she is also on Podbean!
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2018-12-1804 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast16 - Indigenous Ties Pt. 2 Ft. AgnauraqThis is the second part of my conversation with Agnauraq discussing straddling two cultures when you have Indigenous ties. You can find them on Twitter @taniayaak and on Instagram @agnauraq. If you'd like to join the conversation, head to our new facebook page, "Some Kind of Brown" and join the community through the community tab.
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2018-11-2027 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast15 - Indigenous Ties ft. AgnauraqThe wonderful Agnauraq from Twitter has graced us for the next couple episodes to talk about straddling racial and ethnic lines when you have racial ties. You can find Agnauraq on Twitter @tanaiyaak and Instagram @agnauraq. Be sure to check them out for their general awesomeness and art!
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2018-11-0638 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast14 - My Body is a Mess ft. Kate from Ignorance was BlissThis episode is a little different from what I usually talk about, but my friend Kate, the host of Ignorance was Bliss is joining me to help me share my health struggles over the past 2 years. Be sure to check out part 2 of our conversation over on her podcast.
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2018-10-2638 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast13 - Bonus Episode ft. Sam Morel Pt. 3This is the last part of my conversation with Sam about his journey rediscovering and reclaiming his identity as a Multiracial Latinx person!
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2018-10-2314 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast12 - Reclaiming Latinx ft. Sam Morel Pt 2In this episode, we're continuing the conversation with my friend Sam Morel. This time we're talking about reclaiming Latinx identity.
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2018-10-1723 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast11- Rediscovering Latinx ft. Sam Morel Pt 1My lovely friend, Sam Morel, joins me to ring in National Hispanic Heritage Month and shares his experience as a fellow multiracial! On this episode we dive into his struggles with identity and the Yandy apocalypse of 2018. You won't want to miss this one!
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2018-10-0234 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast10 - Mixed Feature: Asian_SophOn this wrap up episode with Soph from Asian_Soph, we talk about the lack of education around Asians Americans and Japanese Americans in particular in the school system, crazy things people have said to us, and things you probably shouldn't say if you're trying to date a Mixed/Multiracial person!
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2018-09-1836 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast9 - Mixed Feature: Asian_SophWe've heard Soph's thoughts about Crazy Rich Asians and now we get to learn about the woman behind the perspective! In this part of her conversation you'll get to hear about some of her struggles as well as how her father encouraged her to be herself and claim her own identity!
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2018-09-1122 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast8 - Crazy Rich Asians ft. Asian_Soph Part 2This is the final part of my conversation with Soph about Crazy Rich Asians! We're picking up where we left off talking about the controversy surrounding the casting of the Mixed race male lead, Henry Golding.
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2018-09-0420 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast7 - Crazy Rich Asians and Why it Matters ft. Asian_SophToday we have a special guest, Asian_Soph, to talk about Crazy Rich Asians and why representation matters! This is part one of our conversation. You can find her on instagram at Asian_Soph or on the page she moderates, MixedPresent!
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2018-08-2824 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast6 - Dividing Lines of Hot Springs, Community, and the Internet is ScarySo much of the Mixed/Multiracial experience is affected by where you grew up, so I'm giving a little history and insight into Hot Springs and how that affected the communities I thought I belonged to. We're also diving into the scariest place on earth, Reddit, to see how people see mental health.
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2018-08-2115 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast5 - Casting Dilemmas and Anna Diop Starfire ControversyHollywood has a bad track record for casting people of color. In today's episode, we'll be discussing the controversy surrounding Anna Diop's casting as Starfire as well as my own dilemmas with casting in high school.
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2018-08-0711 minSome Kind of Brown Podcast4 - Identity and IncongruenceSometimes we don't have to pick a side. In today's episode, I talk about issues surrounding how we identify as Mixed/Multi-Racial people and how incongruence can affect our self-image.
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