MyGuestsDon'tHaveWikiPages

Thanks for joining us for the second part of my conversation with my friend Reggie..I always find the everyday folks that I know and meet to be fascinating..I love that I can find out more about them from just chatting with them, instead of reading a Wiki page about them! Last time, Reggie and I left off with us admitting how much we both like moving around in this life anonymously..In this second episode, we'll talk about the thrill of covering a Grand Slam tennis tournament, why Reggie is the number FedFan- that is Roger Federer to those unanointed yet, Reggie's job in the publishing world along with his goal to have folks read beyond dead white authors so that other voices can be heard, appreciating nature and the state of politics today..Here is the second half of my conversation with Reggie.. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myguestsdonthavewikipages/support

"Interviewing" a friend that you've known for a couple of years is always tough bc you know so much about them..Do you pretend that you don't know the answers to questions you already know the answers to? Thinking that a recent chat with my friend Reggie would be a bit more like an exercise in Q&A, it ended up instead spanning the topics of ~ how the second generation navigates their "hyphenate" dilemma in embracing 2 cultures, figuring out what to do with one's life, left vs right coast, discovering every block in NYC is its own world, the value of anonymity, covering a Grand Slam tennis tournament, rabid Fed (Roger Federer) fandom explained, wanting people to read beyond dead white authors and protesting Trump. Here, in a 2 part series, is the first part of my conversation with Reggie..Let's see why he does not have a Wiki page! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myguestsdonthavewikipages/support