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Ethnic SLAte
Hosted by Laila Drew · EN
Come hang with The Ethnics! Actors, Ashley Diane, Laila Drew, and Shelby Miguel, talk about their experiences as diverse members of the entertainment industry. Listen to these three best friends speak on whatever they want. How they navigate the industry and how we all could be doing our part to make lasting change. Cover Artwork by Jourdan Johnson @xojourdanlouise
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Vote, Vote, VOTE!
Oct 26, 202000:34:15Tap to summarizeIt's Election time! In this episode, The Ethnics spill on all the minor details that can majorly disqualify your vote (some of them may surprise you) as well as Netflix's The Umbrella Academy and the art of empathy. Will your vote be counted? How do the ladies feel about The Umbrella Academy? Is Activism Selfish? Find out now!
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The Entertainment Industry Special pt. 2!
Aug 11, 202000:33:50Tap to summarizeWe back! In part two, The Ethnics discuss Today's TV shows, movies, and broadway shows! The ones that are are doing it right and the ones that need a lil' work. Dear Evan Hansen, Handmaids Tale, Jagged Little Pill, Charmed, Pose and many, many more! Where do they fall on the scale of social justice? Let's find out shall we?😏
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The Entertainment Industry Special!
Aug 11, 202000:21:26Tap to summarizeIssa two parter! (Ayeee!🥳) In this part The Ethnics go into depth about the audition process, training workshops. and classes. What's the reality of working with agents and managers as BIPOC actors? What's it like to be the "wild card" in the room? And are we putting ourselves into boxes? Listen up!
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Hello, Modern Racism!
Jul 27, 202000:27:51Tap to summarizeWhat does racism look like today? In this episode, The Ethnics tackle racism and it's many forms. How could you (yes, you!) be contributing to the problem? And what should you be aware of to combat it within your community...and within yourself?
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SLAte: Being us
Jul 20, 202000:21:50Tap to summarizeIn the first episode, The Ethnics have a conversation about what it means to be themselves today. What does it mean to be African American, Asian American, and Mexican American in a time where each one of those cultural groups are being targeted? What is the entertainment industry doing wrong? And how could instagram be a pivotal factor when it comes to racial education? @lailaericadrew @ashleydiane.ad @therealmamashelbs
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