1.9 Scarlett Johansson's Next Role: Anna May Wong (w/ Christina Lee)
NOTE: First of all, sorry for the delay! I was traveling, and then my apartment flooded. It's a whole thing. ANYWAY. This week, Sandie is joined by Christina Lee, one of the creators of Resistance Cra...
17 Okt 20181h 2min
1.8 Black Like Mao: Black Power In China (w/ Kwame Siriboe)
This week, Sandie is joined by Kwame Siriboe to discuss how Mao Zedong's Communist Manifesto influenced Black Radicals in the United States, including the founder of the Black Panthers. Kwame and Sand...
8 Okt 20181h 28min
1.7 Colonialism Is A Cult: Philippine-American War (w/ Ariel Estrada)
This week, Sandie is joined by actor/writer/producer Ariel Estrada to discuss the Philippine-American War. They delve into a much larger and deeper topic of colonialism, and the insidious effects it s...
1 Okt 20181h 7min
1.6 Susan B. Anthony Was A Hater: Dorothy Height (w/ Yhá Mourhia Wright)
This week, Sandie is joined by award-winning director, actor, and writer Yhá Mourhia Wright, who tells the story of Dorothy Height -- a champion for both civil rights and women's rights.Yhá Mourhia ge...
24 Sep 20181h 37min
1.5 Mo' Money Mo' Murders: The Osage Tribe Murders (w/ Ezra Bynum)
Actor and producer Ezra Bynum (IG: @walks_his_own_pacee) joins Sandie this week to tell the story of the very first FBI case in the United States during the Roaring 20s: The Osage Tribe Murders. Sandi...
17 Sep 20181h 13min
1.4 Pedro Flores Can Wait (w/Rich Tu)
Award-winning visual artist and MTV's VP of Design, Rich Tu, joins Sandie this week to tell the story of Pedro Flores, the innovator of the yo-yo. Sandie fangirls over the Jersey Shore with Rich, the ...
10 Sep 20181h 38min
1.3 Bring Two Sticks To The Revolution: Crispus Attucks (w/Niccolo Aeed)
Sandie and Nico discuss bad representation in theater. Nico discusses the story of Crispus Attucks, whose death shapes American history in more ways than one.
4 Sep 201838min
1.1 Veiled Racism: The NYC Teachers' Strike of 1968 (w/Nekoro Gomes)
Nekoro Gomes (writer/comedian) joins Sandie to discuss the 1968 NYC Teachers' Strike and how veiled racism within our educational system still affects the community today. Now In Color is a weekly ...
4 Sep 201835min
