This podcast is a platform where we celebrate people's origin stories, highlighting the rich tapestry of human experiences. Through these conversations, I aim to offer insights, tools, and inspiration to everyone who tunes in. So let's lead with love, rewind the negativity, and remember to always be kind. Join me on this journey of embracing the diversity of life.
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Season 2 Episode 20 (Micro-Episode) - How to find a Therapist who will Understand You as a Multi-Racial Individual
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7:08Send us a text In this powerful Special micro-episode of the MultiRacialVerse Podcast, we dive deep into the intersections of identity, healing, representation, and community-building with a dynamic lineup of guests. From redefining cultural norms to advocating for mental wellness and economic empowerment, our guests share personal stories and prof…
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Bisexual, Bilingual, And Bold: Dulce Vasquez On Owning Every Layer Of Herself - Season 2 Ep. 19 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:14:12Send us a text Summary In this conversation, Dulce Vasquez shares her journey from being born in Mexico to navigating life as an immigrant in the U.S. She discusses her experiences with cultural identity, the challenges of being undocumented, and her journey of self-discovery as she embraces her LGBTQ+ identity. Dulce highlights the importance of m…
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Decolonizing Mental Health: Therapy, Queerness, Culture, and Representation - Luis Cornejo, LMFT - Season 2 Ep. 18 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:09:47Send us a text Summary: In this conversation, Luis Cornejo shares his experiences as a first-generation immigrant from a Guatemalan and Mexican background, growing up in Inglewood, California. He discusses the complexities of navigating multiple cultural identities, the influence of family dynamics, and the challenges of gender norms. Luis reflects…
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Awesome Mental Health Tools for Peak Sports Performance - Dr. Jason Von Stietz - Season 2 Ep. 17 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:08:16Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Jason discusses his multiracial identity and the impact of cultural background on mental health, particularly within BIPOC communities. He explores the challenges faced by minority athletes, including performance anxiety and the athlete minority stress model. The importance of education, therapy, and breakin…
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From Military Service To Mental Health Professional: Reclaiming Self-Worth And Cultural Roots - Joselyn Zambrana - Season 2 Ep. 16 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:26:53Send us a text Summary: In this conversation, Zaiyari Wellness shares her journey of navigating identity, culture, and mental health as a Puerto Rican woman. She discusses the complexities of growing up in a mixed-race household, the impact of her upbringing on her mental health, and the importance of understanding cultural heritage. Zaiyari emphas…
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The Impact of Multicultural Upbringing on Mental Health - Caretia Silva - Season 2 Ep. 15 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:18:51Send us a text Summary In this episode, Caretia shares her multiracial heritage journey, discussing her family's cultural backgrounds, the dynamics of her parents' relationship, and the impact of cultural expectations on her upbringing. She reflects on her childhood experiences, the challenges of navigating identity in a predominantly white environ…
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Mixed Up Clothing: Fashioning Diversity Through Pioneering Multicultural Fashion - Sonia Smith Kang - Season 2 Ep. 14 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:15:29Send us a text In this conversation, Sonia Smith Kang shares her rich multicultural background, discussing her experiences growing up as a multiracial individual. She reflects on her childhood, the challenges of navigating identity in a diverse environment, and the impact of her parents' interracial marriage. Sonia emphasizes the importance of lang…
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Grateful for my Unique Multiracial Experience - Saki Tanaka - Season 2 Ep. 13 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:09:39Send us a text Summary In this conversation, Saki shares her unique multicultural background, growing up with a Mexican-Japanese mother and a Japanese father. She discusses the influence of her family dynamics, cultural identity, and the challenges of navigating multiple languages and cultures. Saki reflects on her childhood experiences in Japan, M…
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National Poetry Month Special w/ Antonio Fernandez Season 2 Ep. 12 Multiracialverse Podcast
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17:37Send us a text Summary In this solo episode of the Multiracial Verse podcast, host Antonio Fernandez celebrates National Poetry Month by sharing his personal journey and a selection of original poems. The conversation explores themes of identity, creative expression, the human condition, and societal issues, emphasizing the power of poetry to inspi…
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From Ranchito to Residency: Dr. Mariela Garcia's Inspiring Journey to Med School, Season 2 Ep. 11 Multiracialverse Podcast
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1:19:22Send us a text Summary In this episode, Dr. Mariela Garcia shares her inspiring journey from her family's immigrant roots to her career as a doctor. She discusses the cultural dynamics of her upbringing, the challenges of navigating identity, and the importance of education in her life. Dr. Garcia reflects on her parenting style, influenced by her …
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Navigating Two Worlds Without Code-Switching - Korina McElroy - Multiracialverse Podcast Season 2 Ep. 10
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58:56Send us a text In this conversation, Korina shares her journey of growing up as a mixed-race child in Tacoma, Washington. She discusses her family's origins, the cultural dynamics of her upbringing, and the challenges she faced in navigating her identity. Korina reflects on her experiences in school, the impact of her parents' backgrounds, and how …
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Season 2 Episode 9 (Micro-Episode) - Reclaim Your Name - A Story and a Poem About Reclaiming Your Name
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10:40Send us a text In this episode Cherell and Raquel share their unique perspective on how their name has shaped their identities throughout their lives. Join us for a story and a Dr. Suess like poem about Reclaiming Your Name!By Antonio Fernandez design with Gabrielle Tesfaye drawing
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Be Honest With Yourself and Follow Your Heart” - Sanjay Kapoor - Multiracialverse Podcast Season 2 Ep. 8
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52:30Send us a text Summary In this episode, Sanjay Kapoor shares his compelling origin story, detailing his family's migration from Pakistan to India during the partition. He reflects on his childhood in Almora, a culturally diverse community, and the impact of his parents' values on his education. Sanjay discusses the complexities of navigating his cu…
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Making My Parents Proud, Was My Way of Giving Back - Ana Ortega - Multiracialverse Podcast Season 2 Ep. 7
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57:16Send us a text In this episode, Anna shares her journey as a multiracial individual, discussing her cultural background, family dynamics, and the challenges of navigating identity in a diverse society. She reflects on her upbringing, the influence of her immigrant parents, and the values they instilled in her. The conversation delves into her exper…
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Season 2 Episode 6 (Micro-Episode) - Reclaim Your Name - Meheret Negash - I didn't want to Draw Attention to Myself
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5:04Send us a text Join us as Meheret Y. Negash, an equity, inclusion, and diversity consultant, shares her powerful journey of reclaiming her name. From "Meherit" to "Mimi" to "Mahurat," each version tells a story of resilience and self-discovery. Born prematurely and named "Maherit" meaning "mercy," Meheret's story is a testament to the strength foun…
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Season 2 Episode 5 (Micro-Episode) - Reclaim Your Name - Nzanaza Loyd - Always Speak Up and Demand Respect
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5:47Send us a text Is this micro-episode, Nzanaza takes us through a whole lifetime of stories about how her name has shaped her. From dealing with teasing in school, to ignorant colleagues talking behind her back, Nzanaza realizes how much she loves her name and it's all about Speaking up and Demanding to be respected in the space that you are taking …
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Season 2 Episode 4 (Micro-Episode) - Reclaim Your Name - Emmanuel "Mannie" Williams - “When I was a kid I wanted to have Nicknames”
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6:11Send us a text In this episode, Mannie shares how his birth name gave him many opportunities for nicknames, but it was up to him who was allowed to use those names.By Antonio Fernandez with Mannie Williams
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Season 2 Episode 3 Micro-Episode - Reclaim Your Name - Latina C Rich - Mi Nombre es Mio
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7:21Send us a text In this Micro Episode of Reclaim Your Name, Latina Rich learns the power in owning your name and making sure people respect it.By Antonio Fernandez with Latina Rich
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Season 2 Episode 2 Micro-Episode - Reclaim Your Name - Dawnisha Taylor - My Name Carries My Story and Strength
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3:20Send us a text In this Micro Episode of Reclaim Your Name, Dawnisha Taylor shares how her relationship with her mother made her change her name and persona. But, after her Mother's passing she had a revelation that empowered her to Reclaim her Name and pass on the power of Reclaiming one's name to her children!.…
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The World Peace Episode #2 - Multiracialverse Podcast Season 2 Ep. 1 - The Search for World Peace Continues
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16:32Send us a text Happy New Year, and welcome to 2025! This is the first episode of Season 2 of the Multiracialverse Podcast. As the world keeps spinning and evolving, we’re grounding ourselves with one constant—our north star for peace. Today, we’re diving into the second segment of our special peace episode, featuring some of our incredible past gue…
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Chiany Dri - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #26 - I Thought, I Don't Look Black to Other People?
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57:18Send us a text In this conversation, Chiany Dri shares her rich multiracial background, discussing her family's history, cultural roots, and the complexities of her identity as a mixed-race individual. She reflects on her childhood experiences, the challenges of navigating racial identity, and the impact of her parents' cultural differences. Chiany…
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Heather Reese - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #25 - I Never Saw Myself as Looking Latina
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58:35Send us a text In this conversation, Heather Reese shares her unique journey as an adopted child from Peru, raised in a Jewish household in Delaware. She discusses her experiences growing up in a predominantly Jewish community, the dynamics of her family, and the challenges of navigating her cultural identity. Heather reflects on her understanding …
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Mannie Williams - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #24 - When You Don't React, They Get Powerless
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1:06:26Send us a text In this engaging conversation, Manny Williams shares his unique journey as a multiracial individual, exploring the complexities of his identity shaped by his African American father and Indian mother. He discusses his childhood experiences in a predominantly white environment, the challenges of navigating racism, and the cultural dyn…
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Jess Owens-Young - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #23 Pt. 2 - I Learned How to Be Black in Different ways
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34:44Send us a text Jess Owens-Young, an artist and professor, shares her upbringing in Waldorf, Maryland, a predominantly white area. She had a diverse group of childhood friends and developed a love for different types of food. Her parents had different backgrounds, with her mom being an accountant and her dad being a mechanic. Jess was a curious and …
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Jess Owens-Young - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #23 Pt. 1 - I Learned How to Be Black in Different ways
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35:12Send us a text Jess Owens-Young, an artist and professor, shares her upbringing in Waldorf, Maryland, a predominantly white area. She had a diverse group of childhood friends and developed a love for different types of food. Her parents had different backgrounds, with her mom being an accountant and her dad being a mechanic. Jess was a curious and …
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The World Peace Episode - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #22 - What is your Recipe for World Peace
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32:40Send us a text Welcome to the Multiracialverse podcast. I’m your host, Antonio Fernandez, and today, we're diving into one of the most profound questions of our time: Can we as humans attain world peace? This is episode number 22, and we’re dedicating it to exploring the hope and the challenge of peace in our world. As we approach election day tomo…
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Episode #2 Reclaim Your Name - Gisela De Jesus Montoya - Reclaiming my name is taking back ownership of my culture - a segment of the Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #21
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52:18Send us a text summary In this conversation, Gisela de Jesus Montoya shares her journey of identity, cultural heritage, and the significance of names. She discusses her experiences as an immigrant from El Salvador, the challenges of name pronunciation, and the importance of maintaining cultural ties. Gisela emphasizes the need for recognition and r…
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I Got to the Point of Where I Called Myself, Raceless - Teisha Gillespie - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #20 Pt. 2
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40:23Send us a text In Part 2 of Episode 20, Teisha discusses her experiences navigating life as a multiracial individual with a visual disability. She shares personal stories of encounters with law enforcement, the intersectionality of race and disability, and the challenges faced in her career. Teisha emphasizes the importance of mentorship, advocacy,…
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I Got to the Point of Where I Called Myself, Raceless - Teisha Gillespie - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #20 Pt. 1
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39:31Send us a text Teisha discusses her journey to her identity as a biracial individual with a white mother and an African American father. She shares her experiences of growing up in a biracial family, facing exclusion and judgment from both white and black communities, and dealing with a visual disability. Teisha also talks about the lack of open co…
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My looks were confusing to people, I felt like I had to explain a lot - Laura Benitez - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #19 Pt. 2
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34:25Send us a text Laura Benitez discusses her upbringing as a biracial individual with a Puerto Rican father and a white Dutch mother. She shares stories about her parents' meeting and their move from New York to Arizona. Laura talks about her experiences growing up in Tucson and San Jose, where she felt a sense of cultural confusion and had to consta…
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My looks were confusing to people, I felt like I had to explain a lot - Laura Benitez - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #19 Pt. 1
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36:19Send us a text Laura Benitez discusses her upbringing as a biracial individual with a Puerto Rican father and a white Dutch mother. She shares stories about her parents' meeting and their move from New York to Arizona. Laura talks about her experiences growing up in Tucson and San Jose, where she felt a sense of cultural confusion and had to consta…
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Episode #1 Reclaim Your Name Sanaz Soltani -When Someone Says My Name Correctly, It's Music to My Ears - brought to you by the Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #18
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46:27Send us a text Welcome to Episode 18 of the Multiracialverse Podcast, where we explore the busy intersections of identity, culture, and personal growth. In today’s episode, we’re excited to kick off our inaugural segment of Reclaim Your Name, a powerful exploration of the significance and meaning behind the names that shape who we are. We believe, …
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The Goal of my Life is to reclaim the, I Am Enough- Dr. Joanna Thompson - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #17
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1:21:32Send us a text Welcome to Episode 17 of the Multiracialverse Podcast! I’m your host, Antonio Fernandez, and today we have an esteemed guest—Dr. Joanna Thompson. Dr. Thompson is a Black, Latina, and Queer leader who’s dedicated her life to driving change and advancing equity. With a strong academic background in criminology, Dr. Thompson’s work exte…
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Creating Doors for Others to Follow Him Through - Jamie Lopez - The Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #16
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1:13:55Send us a text Welcome to Episode 16 of the Multiracialverse Podcast! It’s been a minute! Thank you for hanging in there with us as life life’s on! My name is still Antonio Fernandez, and I'm your host, and today, we have a truly inspiring guest joining us—Jaime Lopez. Jaime is an award-winning activist, a first-generation Latinx gay male who’s not…
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Being Indigenous is not One-Dimensional - John Siegel - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #15
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1:23:07Send us a text John Siegel is a management consultant with an accomplished background of over 20 years in technology and leadership. He has held key positions as the Director of Information Technology at a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles, CA serving the unhoused community, and is currently a Managed Service Delivery Manager at North Highland …
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"I Would Always Call Myself a “Nuyo-Jew-irican”" - Sharon Murriguez- Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #14
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1:14:22Send us a text Sharon shares her experience growing up in a multiracial family in New York, with a Puerto Rican Catholic father and an Ashkenazi Jewish mother. She discusses the challenges her parents faced as a multiracial couple and the cultural traditions they passed down, particularly through food. Sharon reflects on her own identity and the co…
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"The Amount of Times People Have Said, I didn't Expect Your Mom to Look Like That" - Sophie Kanno - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #13
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1:07:33Send us a text Welcome back to the Multiracialverse Podcast! This is episode 13 and I'm your host, Antonio Fernandez. In today's episode, we have the incredible Sophie Kanno joining us. Many of you know Sophie from her online presence as Asian Soph or the Multiracial Wonder Woman. Soph is a passionate activist, community creator, and expert in anti…
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"I Realized I looked Different Than the Other Kids" - Iris Toomey - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #12
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1:08:06Send us a text Iris Toomey is a 3rd-year Psychology major at the University of California, Los Angeles. She currently holds the role of Internal Outreach Director for UCLA Mixed Student Union. She is mixed Black and Asian and enjoys cooking Korean food in her free time. Welcome to Episode 12 of the Multiracialverse Podcast! I'm your host, Antonio F…
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"Trying not to stick out too much in London" -Victor Rios - Founder of Filmlocos - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #11
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1:18:20Send us a text Victor Rios, a British-Bolivian actor, recent credits on roles in "Mallorca Files" Officer Nogueira and "4Stories: On The Edge Series 2 - BMW," as well as the award-winning short film "500" and "The Wedding Pact," honoured at the Indonesia Film Festival. A member of various esteemed theatrical organisations, Victor showcased his crea…
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Dr. Jenn Noble - Psychologist | Educator | Champion for all marginalized communities - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #10
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56:30Send us a text Dr. Jenn, a multiracial psychologist, discusses her background and journey as a multiracial person. She shares how her parents exposed her to both her Sri Lankan and African American cultures, shaping her identity. Dr. Jenn became aware of how the world saw her differently and had to navigate the contrast between her self-perception …
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"My Pride in My Culture was a Blessing and a Curse" - Weyhan "Moon" Smith Founder - Evitan Couture - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #9
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59:48Send us a text This conversation explores the background and experiences of Weyhan 'Moon' Smith, a member of the Shinnecock Nation. Moon shares insights into the history and culture of the Shinnecock and Algonquin tribes, including their governance and land rights. He discusses the challenges he faced growing up, including racism and struggles with…
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Wealth Doesn't Have a Color. It is for Everyone. - Luzy King (Founder of Say Hola Wealth) - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #8
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1:13:58Send us a text This episode is brought to you by Evitan Couture. Welcome to the Multiracialverse podcast, where we explore the diverse experiences and perspectives of multiracial & multicultural individuals across the globe. I'm your host Antonio Fernandez and today, we have an incredibly inspiring guest joining us for Episode 8. Luzy King, founder…
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"I was being targeted even though other kids were doing the same thing" Dramos - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #7
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1:10:14Send us a text summaryThe conversation explores the cultural background and upbringing of the guest, Dramos, who has a Puerto Rican father and a New Yorican mother. He shares his experiences of navigating between New York and New Jersey, and the influence of his father's pride in Puerto Rico. Dramos discusses the importance of embracing authenticit…
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"I Don't Know How I Feel About You Being Here." Tracy Held - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #6
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1:07:53Send us a text In this conversation, Tracy shares her journey growing up in a multiracial household in the San Francisco Bay Area, discussing the cultural influences of her Chinese and Eastern European heritage. She reflects on her experiences with language, identity, and microaggressions, as well as the expectations placed on her regarding educati…
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I've Always Been Searching for that Place I fit in - Gabriella Weiss - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #5
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1:05:24Send us a text summary Gabriella discusses her diverse heritage and the challenges she faced growing up in a multicultural household. She shares her experiences with language, cultural traditions, and the search for a sense of belonging. Gabriella also talks about her journey to find spaces where she feels comfortable and the importance of communit…
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We wanted to be like the "Normal" kids- Carlos & Polo - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #4
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1:24:01Send us a text Welcome to Episode 4 of the Multiracialverse podcast! I'm your host, Antonio Fernandez. Today, we're delving into the extraordinary journey of the fabulous couple behind Mis Tacones, a one-of-a-kind vegan restaurant in Portland, co-founded by Carlos Reynoso and Polo Abram Bañuelos. Carlos and Polo, two queer Chicanx pioneers, relocat…
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I Didn’t See a Life Coach Who Looked Like Me, so I Became One - Coach Bren - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #3
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56:14Send us a text Today, on Episode #3 of the Multiracialverse Podcast, we have the incredible Bren Juarez in the spotlight—a vibrant and empowered force like no other. Bren is not just a Certified Life Coach, but a devoted mom of two, a Podcast host, and a dedicated Community Coordinator at the local school district. As the daughter of a Mexican immi…
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It’s Been a Rollercoaster Ride with my Heritage - Sara Baumann - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #2
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53:41Send us a text Welcome to Episode #2 of the Multiracialverse podcast, I am your host Antonio Fernandez. In this episode, we delve into the vibrant canvas of Sara Baumann’s biracial experience. Sara is the visionary force behind Women and Weapons, which amassed $17 million in sales, earning admiration from distinguished entrepreneurs and celebrities…
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Vulnerability is my Superpower - Gabrielle Tesfaye - Multiracialverse Podcast Episode #1
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48:29Send us a text Today, we embark on a fascinating journey with the incredibly talented Gabrielle Tesfaye, an interdisciplinary artist who paints her story across the canvas of multi-racial identity. Her life, a kaleidoscope of experiences spanning continents, echoes the mosaic of her heritage from Jamaica, India, and Ethiopia. Raised amidst a whirlw…
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Send us a text This is the Teaser Episode of the Multiracialverse Podcast featuring an intro from the host, Antonio Fernandez, and clips from upcoming episodes. The podcast aims to talk about all things multiracial and multicultural. To hear a preview listen to this episode! The podcast officially launches on 1/8/2024 and will drop a new episode ev…
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