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A star is on the rise and she’s making her big splash in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new Broadway show, Bad... more

This episode is an invitation to pause, take stock and recharge as Chris takes a reset in Napa, California -... more

Annie Gonzalez is setting fire -- but not literally. The actress is spicing things up in the new movie Flamin’... more

Bri Majsiak is a journalist, but her work extends beyond that. She’s also a co-founder of a nonprofit called Breasties,... more

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When Chef Miguel Trinidad was introduced to cannabis, it was all about getting high. But as he got older and... more

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Classical music is pretty much a space where Black and Brown folks are missing. But there’s someone close to the... more

Chris has a little secret! He’s an actor but he surprisingly doesn’t watch much TV. He’s a busy man. He’s... more

There've been a slew of terms used to identify people of Latin American heritage over the years: Hispanic, Latino, Latina,... more

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Chris speaks very little Spanish. A fact he's been ashamed of for quite some time since his parents and sister... more

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Chris wrote an essay for Modern Love in 2019 about dating—and breaking up with—white women that went viral. Hear all... more

Today, we’re listening to actor Grasie Mercedes, who stars in NBC’s Grand Crew. Though she identifies as Afro Latina, she's... more

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What started off as a hobby crafting beer at home turned into a real business for Juan Camilo, who’s now... more

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How can people from two countries in conflict come together? Well that's exactly what today's guest, France Francois, helps facilitate... more

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In this last episode of the series, I visit the Dominican Republic for the first time ever. A trip I... more

The last years of Rubi’s life are as action-packed as the rest. But the mysterious circumstances of his death leave... more

Rubi’s story inspires me. It’s also a warning to me. And when I finally share his story onstage, I find... more

Turns out, most of Rubi’s lovers were white women. Looking at my own life, I realized we had that in... more

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