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29/11/2024

27 mai

Optimismo y su efecto

Conoce el deck de cartas de nuestro podcast con mensajes del universo en https://bit.ly/3NAzeNy Encuéntrame como @roxanacastanos Síguenos en @sonoropodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

27 mai

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7 min
25/01/2021

Afirmación Positiva

Dedica tu día a cambiar cada pensamiento negativo en una afirmación positiva y observa los resultados. Tus pensamientos vibran y siempre cobran vida en algún nivel. Activa tu capacidad para escoger tan solo pensamientos que alimenten tu felicidad. Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

25/01/2021

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6 min
14/05/2023

Singer GOTOPO: Reimagining Afro-indigenous Identity Through Ancestral Futurism

In this episode, we are joined by Afro-Venezuelan and Afro-Indigenous singer 'GOTOPO,' who tells us about her new song "Sacudete" and delves into the intriguing concept of 'Ancestral Futurism,' an artistic approach that fuses the past, present, and future of pop culture while exploring heritage and identity. GOTOPO highlights the significance of connecting with cultural roots and using art to create conversations around race and identity in a less polarizing manner. Through ancestral futurism, she aims to bring together the past, present, and future in her work while helping others explore their heritage. Ancestral Futurism and Imaginative Storytelling Ancestral futurism means "looking back to repair the future" Integrating knowledge of the past to navigate the future through music Gotopo fuses the complexities of the African diaspora through her art, sharing forgotten truths and envisioning a fresh future Searching for Cultural Identity The discovery of indigenous roots in her last name reveals forgotten history and trauma In the song "Sacúdete" Gotopo represents a blend of her complex identities and seeks imaginative space to process her past and present The Role of Live Performance Movement plays a crucial role in Gotopo's live performances Connection to the music and feeling of being a part of the final piece of art The Power of Language Gotopo's multidimensional lyrical approach reflects all facets of her identity Breaking free from genre norms, she conveys her message through an imaginative blend of words Links and Resources: GOTOPO's Official Website Ancestral Futurism The Latino Renaissance: Overlooked by Mainstream Media The Brown & Black podcast, a 2023 Webby Nominee in the Best DE&I Episode Category, offers insightful examinations of race and pop culture. Hosted by two distinguished film and culture critics - one Latino and one Black - the podcast reimagines the narrative surrounding pop culture news and opinions in America. Jack Rico and Mike Sargent feature interviews with Latino and Black filmmakers, actors, musicians, and artists, unpacking the complex relationship between entertainment and race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

14/05/2023

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40 min
06/12/2020

White Validation: Does Brown & Black Culture Need To Be Validated By Whites?

Tony-winning actor James Iglehart (Genie from 'Aladdin') joins the program to discuss his new HGTV show 'Biggest Little Christmas Showdown'. He also talks to Jack and Mike about 2020's backlash on 'Hamilton,' and what diversity will look like on Broadway in 2021. The guys also review two movies - Pixar's 'Soul' and the Billie Holiday documentary, 'Billie'. They also have a provocative conversation on why Black actors and Black stories are still being legitimized by white critics and white outlets. Why can't they be legitimized by Black and Brown prestige outlets? Why isn't that enough? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

06/12/2020

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1 h 11 min
07/02/2024

2024 Oscars: Is Colman Domingo Afro-Latino Enough?

Does Colman Domingo's Blackness overshadow his Latino heritage, making him invisible to the Afro-Latino community? In this episode, we'll analyze how Latino and Black films and actors fared in the 2024 Oscar nominations. We'll also discuss Colman Domingo's groundbreaking Best Actor nomination as the first Afro-Latino LGBTQ+ actor, and whether his potential win will resonate with the broader Afro-Latino community. We then dissect America Ferrera's historic Oscar nomination as the third Latina to be nominated for Best Supporting Actress and the first person of Honduran descent to be nominated for an Academy Award. But was her nomination overshadowed by white feminism? Episode Summary: What the Oscar nominations say about us and our tastes Analysis of Best Picture nominees of color Analysis of the Best acting nominees of color The Latino Renaissance is coming Why America Ferrera's Oscar nomination is so rare and special Colman Domingo's identity: Black man or Afro-Latino? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

07/02/2024

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33 min
06/11/2020

Why Did So Many Black and Latinos Vote For Trump?

Jack and Mike are going to do daily podcasts to discuss the circus that is The White House until we officially call who the next President of the United States is. Here's the first of hopefully a few episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

06/11/2020

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28 min
30/09/2023

"From The Shadows": Mike Sargent on Returning to Directing

In this special episode, our co-host Mike Sargent discusses his new horror film "From the Shadows" which he directed, produced and co-wrote. He shares some behind-the-scenes stories of making the film, including directing horror legends Keith David and Bruce Davison and what it's like to direct an independent feature. Plus, find out which stories Mike is itching to tell next. Key Topics Discussed: The plot and themes of "From the Shadows" Casting Keith David and Bruce Davison, Mike's history with their work Filming remotely during COVID, transitioning to partial in-person filming Having the film's premiere during the Hollywood strikes Mike's trajectory from filmmaker to critic to filmmaker again Balancing different creative careers and identities The realities of indie filmmaking vs. expectations Mike's advice for up-and-coming filmmakers The kinds of sci-fi and genre stories Mike wants to tell How Mike's project "The James Scott Project" almost got made Where to watch "From the Shadows"? Streaming on VUDU throughout October 22, 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

30/09/2023

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40 min
23/06/2021

Jasmine Cephas-Jones on STARZ's 'Blindspotting,' Controlling Fear, and the 'In The Heights' Controversy

Actress and singer Jasmine Cephas-Jones joins the show to discuss her new show on STARZ, 'Blindspotting,' the TV adaptation of the 2008 film directed by Carlos López Estrada starring Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casals. Jack and Mike also discuss the new storytelling trend of spoken word in film and television plus the controversy of the Latinx musical 'In The Heights' which her fiancé Anthony Ramos is the lead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

23/06/2021

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40 min
29/03/2024

In Memoriam: Louis Gossett Jr. Discusses Cultural Appreciation (2020 Interview)

In tribute to the life and career of legendary actor Louis Gossett Jr., we are re-airing our 2020 interview with him regarding his role as Luis Garcia in 'The Cuban'. In this conversation, Mr. Gossett Jr. shared his insights on embracing international cultures and his love for Cuba. 'The Cuban', where Gossett plays a Cuban jazz musician in a nursing home with dementia. The episode explores the sensitivity around the importance of cultural representation in film, and the unification of Brown and Black communities in art and society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

29/03/2024

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56 min
09/05/2022

Chef Kwame Onwuachi On His New Book 'My America: Recipes From A Young Black Chef'

Chef Kwame Onwuachi has his first-ever cookbook coming out on May 17th called My America: Recipes from a Young Black Chef, which was most recently featured in TIME'S Ten Most Anticipated Cook Books for 2022. He has been named one of Food & Wine's Best New Chefs, Esquire Magazine's 2019 Chef of the Year, and is a 30 Under 30 honoree by both Zagat and Forbes. He was featured on the TIME 100 Next 2019 List and has been named the most important Chef in America by the San Francisco Chronicle. Also, Jack and Mike discuss the message the new 'Barbie' movie photo starring Margot Robbie says about American beauty; Jack moderated a panel with Griffin Matthews of HBOMax's The Flight Attendant. Hear what has to say about diversity on screen; Did we get a whiff of what new media will look like in the future? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

09/05/2022

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1 h 13 min

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