A spinoff of the popular stand-up comedy showcase of the same name,MinorityRetort is a podcast featuring in-depth conversations with thoughtful and creative People of Color from the Pacific Northwest and beyond, hosted by Jason Lamb.
Jason Lamb sits down with Shiny Flanary, who helps run the Black Food Sovereignty Coalition and manages Portland's Come Thru Market for Black and Indigenous people.
This is part 2 of Jason's interview with two writers for the Emmy-nominated HBO series, Watchmen: Cord Jefferson and Jeff Jensen.
Today, we have part 1 of Jason's interview with two writers for the Emmy-nominated HBO series, Watchmen: Cord Jefferson and Jeff Jensen.
Host Jason Lamb talks with comedian, writer and actor Neel Nanda.
Our guest Aaron Duran joins us to talk about the Geek in the City podcast, which is celebrating its 500th episode with a live event tomorrow @revnatscider!
Ibtihaj Muhammad was the 2016 Olympic bronze medal winner in sabre fencing, becoming the first Muslim-American female to earn a medal and first Muslim-American athlete to wear a hijab while competing for the United States in the Olympics.She joined us to talk about her book Proud: My Fight for an Unlikely American Dream.
Host Jason Lamb discusses the story of Crossing Mnisose with Robert I. Mesa. Robert I. Mesa is currently starring in the Portland Center Stage production of Crossing Mnisose ?: Kate Szrom
Host Jason Lamb discusses comedy and relationships with Tyrone “The Real Hyjinx” Collins and Courtenay Collins of Dirty Angel Entertainment. The crew also talks about the new show Better Half Laughs, happening Monday at 7:30pm at @harveyscomedyclub! Photo by Nina Johnson
Jason Lamb speaks with playwright/actor Dael Oleandersmith of the @portlandcenterstage production of Until the Flood. Don’t miss Until the Flood, which runs through April 21st! ?: Craig Schwartz
Jason Lamb talks with Kamryn Fall, Myia Johnson and Riley Lozano of the Deep End Theater’s production of The Most Massive Woman Wins. Oh, Kamryn, Myia and Riley are not pictured here, but this is their wonderful cast!
Host Jason Lamb speaks with comedian Dhaya Lakshminarayanan.
Host Jason Lamb speaks with Brian Michael Smith, trans actor in the Portland Center Stage production of Cheryl Strayed’s Tiny Beautiful Things.
Today's episode with our guest Carlos Kareem Windham! Be sure to check out all of his upcoming shows and tune in next week when I learn how to talk INTO a microphone!
he Real Hyjinx, co-founder of the NW Black Comedy Festival. Don’t miss the great shows Jinx and Courtenay Collins have put together next weekend at the NWBCF at Billy Webb Elks Lodge (including Minority Retort with headliner Papp Johnson and The Blackonteurs w/ headliner Debbie Wooten)!
Host Jason Lamb sits down with author Marlon James to discuss their new book Black Leopard, Red Wolf. James was the 2015 Man Booker Prize winner for his novel, A Brief History of Seven Killings and he’ll be appearing @Powells on Feb. 14 discussing his eagerly-anticipated new book, Black Leopard, Red Wolf.
In conversation with actor Danea C. Osseni from the @portlandcenterstage production of #senseandsensibility.
A pleasure to talk with Karinda Dobbins about how she pulled off the ultimate mic drop... before she even started comedy.
Minority Retort with Jason Lamb and guests Ayanna Berkshire and Alex Ramirez de Cruz from the Artists Repertory Theatre production of Teenage Dick, a modern retelling of Richard III
On this week's episode of Minority Retort, host Jason Lamb sits down with rapper Vursatyl to discuss the 35th anniversary of Brian DePalma’s Scarface.
In this week's episode of Minority Retort, host Jason Lamb sits down with actor Chantal DeGroat from Portland Center Stage’s production of Twist Your Dickens.
On this episode of Minority Retort, host Jason Lamb sits down with actors Barbie Wu and Andrea Vernae, discussing the Artists Repertory Theatre's rendition of "Everybody".
The Minority Retort folks teamed up with Kielen King (of the Rip City Bad Boys podcast and Star Pilot fame) to launch Minority Retort presents: Fun with Race, where they tackled listeners’ questions, busted myths and took a flamethrower to fallacies about all things race related!
On this episode of Minority Retort, host Jason Lamb sits down with filmmaker Kalimah Abioto.
Jason talks with author Jemiah Jefferson about her new book Before and After Michael, a romance novel that asks questions about the nature of monogamy, social class, memory, and coming out.
Jason talks with Maiesha McQueen of the broadway show The Color Purple.
Host Jason Lamb talks with Director William (Bill) Earl Ray and actor Shelley B. Shelley about their show at Portland's Artist Repertory Theatre, The Skeleton Crew.
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