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Multiracial Family Man — 250 episodes · page 1 of 3
The Final Episode - Ep. 250
Revisiting a conversation with comedian J-L Cauvin about race, racism, and the changing economics of the comedy business, Ep. 249
Dancer, actress, ninja, writer, Tori Eldridge, and Hawaiian-Norwegian multiracial experience, Ep. 248
Revisiting a conversation with Professor Sarah Gaither about multiracial perceptions, interracial interactions and intergroup contact, Ep. 247
Revisiting our conversation with multiracial family mom, Obama neighbor, and former dancer, Keesha Beckford, 246
The Taiwanese-Latino Multiracial Experience with Comedian James Camacho, Ep. 245
Changing Careers and Pursuing Your Passion with African-American NASCAR Driver, Bill Lester, Ep. 244
Revisiting a Conversation About Beyond Black & White and The Pink Pill with Christelyn Karazin, Ep. 243
Revisting a Conversation About Multiracial Identity, the Census, Bone Marrow Donor Registry, and Chronicling the Life of a Champion of the Multiracial Community, with Project Race Executive Director Susan Graham, Ep. 242
On being biracial, bicultural and Jewish with author Natasha Diaz, Ep. 241
Spoken word poet Staceyann Chin on immigration and on being multiracial, Jamaican, and gay, Ep. 240
Indian culture, immigrant experience, and staying true to one's values onstage with comedian, Ritu Chandra, Ep. 239
Exploring multiracial identity by returning to one's homeland with writer, teacher, organizer & activist, Faith Adiele, Ep. 238
Snowflake Stories - Personalized Multicultural Children's Books with Author & Founder Jill Barletti, Ep. 237
The Cheetah Girls and using DNA to trace ancestry after childhood in the foster care system with Deborah Gregory, Ep. 236
Counseling Multiracial Families with Rorri Geller-Mohamed, Ep. 235
The Sociology and Real-ness of Race, with Professor Rainier Spencer, Ep. 234
Multiracial Identity, the Census, Bone Marrow Donor Registry, and Chronicling the Life of a Champion of the Multiracial Community, with Project Race Executive Director Susan Graham, Ep. 233
Afro-Latino Experience and Addressing the Intersection of Civil Rights and Multiracial Identity with Professor Tanya Hernandez, Ep. 232
Roots of the Spirit - Chronicling Civil Rights History and Advocating for Social Justice with Spirit Tawfiq, Ep. 231
Betwixt and Between - the Sociology of the Multiracial Experience with Professor G. Reginald Daniel, Ep. 230
Representing the biracial experience through fiction with author John Vercher, Ep. 229
Writing about multicultural and multiracial voices for kids with Patricia Hruby Powell, Ep. 228
Multiracial storytelling with British, Afro-Trinidadian filmmaker, Lichelli Lazar-Lea, Ep. 227
Representing Colombian-American ethnicity and vegan culture onstage, with restaurateur and comedian, Alex Carabano, Ep. 226.
Advocating for the Multiracial Community with Mixed Media founder, Whitney Yang, Ep. 225
Revisiting a conversation with Ken Tanabe, founder of Loving Day, to discuss the landmark decision Loving v. Virginia, Ep. 224
The multiracial experience and the #ImNotAlone movement with Professor Kristal Brent Zook, Ep. 223
Revisiting the Latina & African-American Multiracial Family Experience with Vanessa Bell, Founder of De Su Mama, Ep. 222
Studying the sociology of cross-race interaction with Duke University Ph.D. candidate, Brenda Straka, Ep. 221
Palestinian-American Experience Explored Onstage with Comedian, Atheer Yacoub, Ep. 220
Revisiting a conversation with Rae Dawn Chong to discuss multiracial experience, race, and spirituality, Ep. 219
Addressing Race, Politics, and Other Provocative Issues Onstage with Comedian, J-L Cauvin, Ep. 218
Exploring Indian-Caucasian Multiracial Families and Indian Experience Through Fiction, with Author, Jennifer Acker, Ep. 217
Same-sex multiracial families with Jen Chancellor and Shadana Hurd, Ep. 216
White and Japanese Multiracial and Multicultural Families with Comedian Cory Jarvis, Ep. 215
The Indian Immigrant Experience with Comedian Meghana Indurti, Ep. 214
Chinese Culture, Immigration from Taiwan, and Finding a Calling in Comedy and Graphic Novels with Brian Jian, Ep. 213
Dominican Heritage, Soccer in the United States, and the Cooligans Podcast, with Comedian Christian Polanco, Ep. 212
Indian Culture and Being a Second Generation American with Comedian Akash Bhasin, Ep. 211
Exploring Multiethnic and Multicultural Experience Onstage with Comedian, DC Benny, Ep. 210
The Haitian Immigrant Experience with Comedian, Writer, and Filmmaker, Tanael Joachim, Ep. 209
The Russian-Jewish Immigrant Experience with Comedian and Writer, Vicky Kuperman, Ep. 208
The Midwestern Multiracial Latino Experience, with comedian Kyle Ocasio, Ep. 207
The Afro-Latino experience with comedian Ian Lara, Ep. 206
Exploring Multicultural and Multiracial Experiences Onstage with Comedian DC Benny, Ep. 210
The multicultural immigrant experience with Colombian-American comedian, Oscar Collazos, Ep. 205
The Multiracial Latino experience with Thomas Lopez, founder Latinas and Latinos of Mixed Ancestry, Ep. 204
Multicultural culinary travel with Krystal Kamenides & Mark Anthony Ramirez, Ep. 203
Discovering and curating the new and the undiscovered with fashion entrepreneur, Allyson Moore, Ep. 202
Representing the multiracial experience in fiction with author, Alison Hart, Ep. 201
The psychology of parenting multiracial children with Dr. Jennifer Noble, Ep. 200
Multiracial Japanese-American life with Gabrielle Nomura Gainor, Ep. 199
Revisiting a conversation with Eartha Kitt's daughter, Kitt Shapiro, on growing up multiracial with an internationally famous multiracial mother and on maintaining her mother's legacy, Ep. 198
Building diversity and inspiring free speech and social justice with Karith Foster, Ep. 197
Investing in and rebuilding Puerto Rico with private equity analyst, Ethan Danial, Ep. 196
Multiracial family parenting and children's books for multiracial kids with Monique Fields, Ep. 195
Going Beyond Black & White With Multiracial Family Mom, Christelyn Karazin, Ep. 194
Living a Mixed life with the founder of MiXDLife, Jen Curry, Ep. 193
Revisiting issues of race, racism and colorism - with Professor Ronald Hall, Ep. 192
Feminism, race, and parenting in a Multiracial family with comedian, LaTice Mitchell Klapa, Ep. 191
Back to the beginning of the Multiracial Family Man Podcast with Sebastian Jones, Ep. 190
Talking diversity and inclusion with Stefanie Smith, Ep. 189
The Jewish Multiracial Experience with Alysha Ruth Blakey, Ep. 188
Writing about and advocating for the Multiracial Community with Kim Cooper, Ep. 187
Multiracial families in Big Sky Country with Craig Hensel, Ep. 186
Race, immigration, intersectionality and the multiracial experience with Dr. Kimberly Barrett, Ep. 185
Multiracial community gratitude and appreciation, Ep. 184
Activist and author, Levonne Gaddy, on growing up during segregation as a Multiracial person and about her memoir "Three Red Suitcases," Ep. 183
Multiracial family moms and the nanny question, Ep. 182
Representing the mixed experience onstage and in writing with Khanisha Foster, Ep. 181
From Dallas to New York, comic Jordan Carlos on the importance of learning, exposure to new cultures, and living in the moment, Ep. 180
"You're White You Just Don't Get It" - a story of racial bias and cross-racial understanding, Ep. 179
Comedian Luke Thayer on being a new dad in a multiracial family, Ep. 178
Multiracial experience - a thought experiment - Ep. 177
Issues of psyche and psychology faced by Multiracial people, interracial couples, and Multiracial families, with Lisa W. Rosenberg, Ep. 176
Race, economics, and the changing face of NYC with the owners of Westside Comedy Club, Eugene and Nina Ashe, Ep. 175
Talking about race and parenting children of color with Above the Law Executive Editor Elie Mystal, Ep. 174
Multiracial people's unique role in combating racism with Krystal Kamenides & Mark Anthony Ramirez, Ep. 173
Talking criminal justice and racial bias in bail, detention, and sentencing with Sherene Crawford, Project Director of the Center for Court Innovation's Midtown Community Court Project, Ep. 172
Multiracial, Canadian hip-hop artist and teacher, Jon Corbin, speaking about music and literature as a channel to explore multiculturalism and identity, Ep. 171
Haitian-American comedian Michael Brigante on his multiracial roots, his immigrant experience, and growing up in Hell's Kitchen, Ep. 170
Multiracial experience and World travel informing the science and soul of speaking with Jill Wesley, Ep. 169
Black, Puerto Rican, and the son of a dentist, comedian Beecher Taylor talks Multiracial experience and the one-ness of the human race, Ep. 168
Talking about multigenerational multiracial families with comedian Krystal Kamenides, Ep. 167
Multiracial Family Life with Nicholette Thomas, founder of the Mixed Family Life, Ep. 166
Exploring dualities of life with filmmaker and Multiracial family dad, Rain Bennett, Ep. 165
The Multiracial Family Man Podcast: Reflections by Alex Barnett on 3 years of hosting the podcast, Ep. 164
Multiracial, British, Afro-Trinidadian filmmaker, writer, producer & storyteller, Lichelli Lazar-Lea, on her search for identity and on weaving her multiracial experience into storytelling narratives, Ep. 163
Multiracial Caribbean roots, the #MeToo Movement and women of color, and the impact of the Black Panther movie on society with Ayanna Dookie, Ep. 162
Latinx multiracial culture with childrens book author Hannah Carmona Dias, Ep. 161
Race, racism, and the changing economics of the comedy business with multiracial comedian, J-L Cauvin, Ep. 160
African history, Pan-Africanism, and debunking stereotypes through comedy with Justin Williams, Ep. 159
Afro-Latina culture, multiracial life in the South, and transracial adoption, with Ligia Cushman, Ep. 158
Fashion history, diversity in fashion, and Afro-Latino multiracial life with Jasmine Helm, Ep. 157
Comedian Tamer Kattan on being Egyptian, Muslim, Jewish and an immigrant to the United States and representing that multicultural life onstage, Ep. 156
Exploring multigenerational multiracialism with Maya Williams, Ep. 155
Multiracial experience and being a "Real American" with Julie Lythcott-Haims, Ep. 154
Richard Rothstein talks about his book The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How our Government Segregated America, Ep. 153
Angela Nissel on being Multiracial, broke, struggling with depression, and then on finding success in Hollywood, Ep. 152