Now In Color

Now In Color is a podcast that brings those who have been erased from history back to the forefront. Its purpose is to de-colonize history and amplify the voices of all people of color, who are making history no matter how big or small.

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What do these 3 filmmakers have in common? Find out on the latest episode of Now In Color featuring @kevintmorales. Listen to this episode anywhere you get podcasts!
Screenwriter, producer, and filmmaker, Kevin T. Morales joins the podcast to talk about the lifelong journey of storytelling. He comes from a family of artists and storytellers, and he's even had lunch with Francis Ford Coppola when he was an aspirin
Pause for a moment with me, as our lives catapult through these moments in history. 2020 has been a difficult year for me, for all of us. Time has moved in slow motion and super cuts all at once, and the trauma and grief have wrapped its tentacles ar
Dolly Li (@bydollyli) is a video journalist and filmmaker who has produced award-winning short documentaries about Asian American and Asian diaspora communities. Known for her video about the Mississippi Delta Chinese, she sharpened her teeth at Al J
🔬Tune in TOMORROW (Monday, 6/28)to hear the story of Tu Youyou, Nobel Peace Prize laureate who discovered the cure for malaria in ancient Chinese texts, as told by Emmy-award winning video journalist and correspondent Dolly Li (@bydollyli).
“My people have a country of their own to go to if they choose...but this, America belongs to them just as much as it does to any of the white race...in some ways even more so, because they gave the sweat of their brow and their blood in slaver
Recorded end of February, before quarantine, before the uprising but rooted in what is happening now. ___ Candace Maxwell (@cmaxwella_ ) is a first generation Caribbean-American actress and dancer hailing from Queens, New York and raised in Atlanta
This episode was recorded at the end of February 2020. ____ Content warning: Explicit language, hate/racism regarding Josephine Baker’s life. ___ Let’s travel back in time to the Roaring Twenties. Candace Maxwell (@cmaxwella_) tells t
No justice, no peace. #BlackLivesMatter
No justice, no peace. #BlackLivesMatter
No justice, no peace. #BlackLivesMatter
Crossposted from the hit podcast @firstgenburden created and hosted by @rich_tu . We recorded this episode when New York City was first ordered to shelter-in-place back in late March. We talk about anti-Asian sentiments across the country, the percep
Crossposted from the hit podcast @firstgenburden created and hosted by @rich_tu . We recorded this episode when New York City was first ordered to shelter-in-place back in late March. We talk about anti-Asian sentiments across the country, the percep
Crossposted from the hit podcast @firstgenburden created and hosted by @rich_tu . We recorded this episode when New York City was first ordered to shelter-in-place back in late March. We talk about anti-Asian sentiments across the country, the percep
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If there is one takeaway from Simon Tam’s story, it is that any one can make change and make history. Speak truth to power. _____ Listen to S2 Season Finale with @simonthetam / @slantsofficial anywhere you get podcasts!
THIS WEEK’S GUEST: SIMON TAM (@simonthetam) ____ Simon Tam is an author, musician and activist. Simon is best known as the founder and bassist of The Slants, the world’s first and only all-Asian American dance rock band. His work has be
SEASON 2 FINALE: APATHY IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH LOVE (w/ SIMON TAM OF THE SLANTS) ___ If you are in the Asian-American community, you’ve heard of The Slants and their legal battle with the US Trademark Office to keep their name. If you haven&rs