Human Kind Podcast - Allegory Media Foundation

Joe is a black man working in the music industry. Saraubh is an Indian comedian who also produces movies. They discuss access to minorities in the entertainment industry and why Hollywood so often dismisses "the other. These two need their own show.

When a guest booking snafu happens, host Megahn Perry (totally white) steps in to have a conversation with James, a black man. Megahn and James have known each other for twenty years, but when it comes to race, they're just getting acquainted.

Clare is a white woman from Ohio and Ishraq is a Muslim-American man whose family immigrated from Bangladesh. They discuss the real world implications of their varying ethnicities and cultures.

Ilana is a Jewish American and Tim is half Pomo Indian and half Filipino. The two describe life in their respective culture and realize they're families have more in common than they thought.

Magnus is a Korean American and Grant comes from a Japanese and Mexican American background. They discuss growing up being proud of where they came from, proud of who they are and proud of all the countries they represent, while being proud to be Americans.

Michael is a White, gay man coming to terms with our country's history. Gilda is a Persian refugee who came to America with her family to escape persecution. They both discuss their journey coming to terms to what America now means to them.

Hyeran moved to the US five years ago and doesn't know exactly how to navigate the racial arenas she finds herself in. Carrie admits to her privileged life and discusses where those environments could benefit from change.

Louise is a great-grandmother, an African-American child of the Tulsa riots and a mother of the Detroit riots. She and Leonora, a white mother mother of two and forty years her junior, discuss race as they see it.

Zo is the popular radio host of "Zo What?" in the Morning and Denise is a Political PR professional just home from D.C. Together they talk about the narrative of race in their respective lives.

Our guests today discuss institutional racism around the world and here at home. Dr. Sue's family was interned in the US during WWII and KJ lived through apartheid in South Africa. Stories are shared and tough questions are asked.

Ashley is a mixed race business woman and Soren is a white man with a mixed race daughter living in hip-hop culture. These two have more in common than they might think.

Matt and Kamali grew up in very different environments. They share what they've learned about race along the way