Mixed Chicks Chat
Summary: Mixed Chicks Chat is a live, weekly podcast about being racially and culturally Mixed. Hosts Heidi Durrow and Fanshen Cox tackle everything from whether Mixed people should/can use the 'N' word, hair tips, political agendas and relationships, all from a Mixed race perspective. You can call in on Wednesdays and join the discussion live, or send them an e-mail or blog comment and participate in the discussion.
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Podcasts:
EPISODE 93 - DOUBLE EPISODE: MAVIN's Louie Gong & author Rebecca Walker
EPISODE 92 - Mixed Chicks Chat with Kip Fulbeck
EPISODE 91 - Mixed Chicks Chat with Tracy Jackson of icelebratediversity.co
Another great listener suggestion! What kinds of resources are there (or aren't there) for Mixed people in academia?
Maija DiGirorgio is a Mixed comedienne, filmmaker and extremely brave soul who made 'Bitter Jester,' which can now be found in its entirety on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/hollywoodoutlawmovie
EPISODE 88 - Mixed Chicks Chat with iPride
Kaleemah Bint Yusef Al Quraysh is a listener who wrote in asking us whether we thought the Mixed experience is different with a Black mother. She shares her thoughts on her experience with this, as well as with being half Black and half Arab.
Another Mixed bag episode - you know how that goes: ANYthing goes!
Join us to discuss your thoughts/reactions to the Obama inauguration!
Being Mixed leaves you with interesting enough stories - but add in the nomadic lifestyle of a military family and it makes for a fascinating Mixed Chicks Chat episode!
The Mixed Chicks take your questions, read your emails and hold forth on a Mix of topics today.
It's been an amazing year for Mixies. What will the New Year bring?
How do you celebrate the holidays in a Mixed family?
Tiffany Jones is a Black and White actress/singer born and raised in Michigan and now living in New York City. These days she spends most of her time pondering and pontificating on the White/Black biracial experience on her YouTube vlog Mulatto Diaries and putting together a documentary tentatively titled "Part of Me is Them." This year, she has enjoyed playing her first biracial character in several readings of the stage play Neighbors by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. After spending the first 27 years of her life identifying as Black, Tiffany had a "light bulb" moment one day and became mildly obsessed with proudly claiming her whiteness and cultivating a solid biracial identity. The Mulatto Diaries chronicles this process while also providing a place for other biracial people to share their stories as well. Check it out at...http://www.youtube.com/user/tiffdjones.
Our guests today have been harassed about dating men of a different race.