Podcasts about latin history

Political Detox explores the state of our society, the anxiety we are feeling, and ways we can navigate the chaos. Dr. G and Chad talk about current challenges we all face, and offer coping strategies to maintain sobriety amidst uncertainty. Political Detox explores the state of our society, the anxiety we are feeling, and ways we can navigate the chaos. Dr. G and Tonya talk about the administration's attempt to rewrite American history by erasing culture. Rick Najera is a creative force whose pen has carved bold, brown lines across Broadway stages, Hollywood screens, and the national conversation on Latino identity. A true original, Rick's storytelling blends sharp wit, deep heart, and fearless cultural commentary. From the bright lights of Latinologues on Broadway—his groundbreaking work that gave voice to untold Latino stories—to the writer's room of In Living Color and Mad TV (where he worked with Key and Peel and Jamie Fox and Jenifer Lopez), Rick has always led with authenticity. His Showtime comedy specials, Diary of a Dad Man and Legally Brown, showcase his rare ability to make you laugh while cracking open truths about family, faith, and identity. A writer, actor, producer, and cultural visionary, Rick's credits span television, film, and theater—including work with Fox, Hulu, Warner Bros., and major studios—while never losing sight of his mission: to elevate the Latino narrative. As the creator and host of Latino Thought Makers, Rick has become a leading voice in the dialogue around Latino excellence and empowerment, speaking across the nation to inspire the next generation, interviewing Dr. Cornel West and Dolores Huerta and Danny Trejo and many more. Whether it's behind the scenes or center stage, Rick Najera doesn't just tell stories—he builds bridges, breaks barriers, and makes sure we all laugh along the way. Latin History for Morons marks the second time he has worked with Leguizamo. He wrote the holiday classic Nothing Like the Holidays starring John Leguizamo. Most recently, he wrote and directed Sweet 15, his interactive Quinceanera that played to audiences in Miami and Chicago. With two Writers Guild nominations for his work in comedy, he is a rare writer that finds brave stories that make you laugh. His new historical novel Love Truth and Loyalty will be published in the fall. Learn more about Rick at www.ricknajera.com.

A few months ago, Hillary wrote a piece for The Atlantic on what she called “the weaponization of loneliness.” It was inspired, in part, by an important and alarming advisory issued by the Office of the Surgeon General on an underreported crisis in the United States: an epidemic of loneliness that has contributed to increased rates of opioid and alcohol addiction, domestic abuse, suicide, gun violence, as well as diabetes, heart disease, and more. To that list, Hillary added the rise in divisive, even toxic and dangerous, political engagement.   On this week's episode, Hillary talks with U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy about his own experiences of loneliness as a child, the causes and effects of the loneliness epidemic, and his “We Are Made to Connect” tour, which seeks to raise awareness about the dangers of social isolation and create opportunities for connection on college campuses.   Then she speaks with actor, writer, director, and comedian John Leguizamo, whose work in theater, film, and television helps ease our sense of loneliness and isolation. From his Broadway hit Latin History for Morons to his roles in Super Mario Bros, Chef, and Encanto, and his MSNBC travel series Leguizamo Does America, John has won over audiences while also forging a path for Latino performers who are vastly underrepresented on stage and screens in the United States. Hillary talks with John about the math teacher who nudged him towards theater, performing for and breaking bread with inmates at Rikers Island, and his tireless efforts to make sure Latin people are represented in politics, the arts, and in our understanding of American history.   You can read a full transcript HERE.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Trio jump into the detail of the Leaked Microsoft Emails, Sony's PS5 free game for new users, and Hideki Kamiya's departure from Platinum Games. The Games this week are the classics as we play Lies of P, EA FC, Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update, and Mortal Kombat 1. Barry tries to better himself with his knowledge of his heritage as he watches Selena The Series and Latin History for Morons on Netflix. Craig watches No One Will Save You and Blue Beetle. Other Craig starts to binge Only Murderers in the Room. Hope you enjoy the podcast and enjoy your day!

Kicking off Latin Heritage Month Dramos is joined by Matthew Torres aka The Story Time Guy to talk about the Latin origins of Batman, Dramos does a deep dive into Puerto Rican hero Pedro Albizu Campos while also sharing celebrities you didn't know were Latino, and Antonio Milian shares a little known alien story that took over a Latin country. @thestorytimeguy @deffnotantSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dramos is joined by poet and Chief of Staff at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe Nicco Diaz to dive into trending topics like Latin History being left out of text books, anti-immigrant rhetoric leading to violence, Eva Longoria calls out Hollywood, Bad Bunny drops a banger and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests: Monica Mannion, Carlos Raba, and Jesus Reyes Synopsis: We're celebrating a lot during this week's Food, Farms, and Chefs Radio Show, including the history behind Cinco de Mayo.  We began this week's show with Personal Chef, Monica Mannion, then Carlos Raba who is the Chef and Owner of Clavel Mezcaleria in MD, and we ended our show with Jesus Reyes who owns Luna y Sol in NJ. One resounding (and very meaningful) fact regarding each guest is their closeness to family.  More specifically: They discussed how they learned from, and were inspired by, their family.  Throughout the years, those same close-knit relationships blossomed into co-founding business ventures; traveling the globe; learning new cuisines and culinary techniques, and creating meals together in family-owned restaurants.   This week, we celebrate not only their individual achievements, we're celebrating their heritage, accomplishments, and continuing endeavors as a whole.

Filmmaker Sara Blecher pops in to rent something.Stuff spoken about; Surfing Soweto (YouTube), Otelo Burning, Ayanda (MUBI), Senzo: Murder of a Soccer Star (Netflix), Navalny , Last Flight Home (the doc Sara couldn't remember the name of) , John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons (Netflix)The Video Store is a weekly chat amongst friends doing a shift at the local video store. The place you can go to once a week, whenever it's movie night! Come for the advice on what you could watch, but stay for the characters you will come to love.Share the love: www.thevideostore.co.za

Dramos is joined by journalist and multimedia creator Jennifer Mota to break down trending stories like white supremacy in Hollywood and the Latin community, Karens For Hire, why egg prices are so crazy, Latinos at the Oscars and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join Holly and special guest Isabela Rosales for a conversation that explores identity and the ways it shifts. This episode reflects on:Holding space for art as we evolveExploring multicultural and sexual identityUnderstanding transcendenceHow we can find balance with life, adventure, relationships, and work as we growIsabela Leonor Rosales is currently pursuing her Ph.D in Religion with a certificate in Latinx Studies in the Joint Doctoral Program with the University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology. Isabela is an anti-racist community organizer and equity advocate in gender-inclusive rights and has done contract work for the Colorado Organization of Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights and Women's Voices for the Earth. She is currently working as a Research Assistant with both the University of Denver Latino Center for Scholarship and Engagement and The Iliff Institute for Religion, Politics, and Culture. When she is not engaged in her scholarship and organizing work, she finds nourishment in the outdoors with her three dogs or with a black pen in hand to create art that honors identity intersectionality, decolonization, and transcendence through life-giving encounters with the other.Follow Isabela on Instagram: @isabelamakesart@isabelaleonorrosalesFollow Holly on Instagram:@hollyzajur@connectwellness_Be sure to watch: Latin History for Morons (on Netflix)

David discusses the movies he's been watching lately, including Pushing Hands, John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons, Ambulance, Aline, The Northman, Personal Velocity, Vortex, Maggie's Plan, Dual and The Tale of King Crab.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Leguizamo has been in well over 100 movies and TV shows, including the recent Academy Award-winning animated smash Encanto. That is impressive enough but John's also a writer who has created and starred in a handful of powerful, hilarious one-man shows over his career. This includes his 2019 show, Latin History for Morons. During the show's run, he joined Bullseye to talk about it. He also chatted with us about creating works of art from a sometimes painful past, fighting for Latinx representation in Hollywood, and some of the comedians who have inspired his craft. He also got very personal about a certain incident that changed his life, and we are honored that he chose to share it with us.

To kick off Black History Month Dramos discusses the history internalized racism in the Latin community and celebrates legendary Afro-Latinos. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join No Spoiler Reviews’ Mark Esper as he reviews Daniel Kaluuya in Judas and The Black Messiah, Rosamund Pike in I Care A Lot, Justin Timberlake in Palmer and John Leguizamo in the appropriately titled John Leguizamo’s Latin History For Morons whilst also looking at more new releases in our Trailer Watch feature.For even more online spoiler-free movie reviews and filmmaker interviews also check out the No Spoiler Reviews website.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nospoilreviews)Music credit: 'Time Off' by Spuntic= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =Chapter Markers:(00:00:08) - Intro(00:00:50) - Movie Review: Judas and The Black Messiah(00:03:54) - Movie News: Film Festivals vs The Coronavirus(00:05:27) - Movie Review: I Care A Lot(00:09:08) - Trailer Watch(00:11:43) - Request Stop Review: Palmer(00:15:04) - Interview Excerpt with Ben De Jesus(00:20:35) - Movie Review: John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons(00:23:01) - Outro Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nospoilreviews)

It's always nice when Zach and Mish are joined by another crazy Leguizamo fan. This week, they welcome back the absolutely fabulous Michelle Brasier! Together, they chat about John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons. Actor and writer John Leguizamo examines the repression of the hispanic culture throughout America's history. This Netflix special is a filmed recording of his hit Broadway one-man show. He does many voices and tells funny stories whilst also educating his audience on the incredible impact the hispanic people have had on our history.John plays John. Himself. A man on a mission to educate and make people giggle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back as Sarah tells us the ancient Aztec myth of the origins of humanity and tells us some fun facts about Dia de los msuertos. Grab a bit of Espolon Tequila and mix yourself a maragrita; get ready for bones, ghosts, and delicious homemade bread. Forgive us for all the tangents, we were well and tipsy for this episode. Disclaimer: Listener discretion is advisedCover art: Kendra BoblettMusic: Shaun Frearson (Premiumbeats)

In today's wide-ranging conversation with Bianca Marroquin, one of the issues she addresses is that of language and accent. Growing up near the Texas border, she had the opportunity to learn both languages. So in addition to being the first Mexican woman ever to land a leading role on Broadway, she is also the only one ever to do Chicago in two different languages. Yet in the 18 years since the Broadway debut as Roxie Hart, she has still faced confusing and ignorant statements from casting directors and reporters, for example, regarding their expectations of what a Mexican is or should be. At the end of this episode I'll shine a spotlight on this week's Hispanic Icon, John Leguizamo, who has a few things to teach us about Latin History.  But first, Bianca and I discuss an issue we are all dealing with as artists: the state of theater and the arts during this pandemic and what that might look like in COVID's aftermath. Since childhood Bianca's life has been one filled with change. Though she was born in Monterrey, she grew up living on the Mexican side of the border in Matamoros, yet went to school on the Texas side in Brownsville. She first studied dance at the age of three but by high school was also learning flamenco, jazz, and tap. For college she wanted to study in Spain but her father insisted on a technical college in Monterrey, where she majored in Communications with the intention of becoming a reporter. But she soon found her dancing feet again in a flamenco company as well as various festivals and concerts. She had made a name for herself, so much so that by the time she was doing Roxie Hart in the Spanish version of Chicago in Mexico City, she won best actress and caught the attention of Chicago's Broadway producers. And in 2002 she came to NYC in the show and role that has come to be the one constant in her life.   CBS News - Language Barriers Cause Problems Patrick Swayze on working with Bianca Marroquin in LA  Follow Bianca: IBDB / Instagram / Twitter  Follow WINMI: Instagram / Twitter / Website  ————— Donate to the podcast: https://ko-fi.com/winmipodcast  Don't forget to check out all the helpful offers available to you through WINMI guests and partners: resources.winmipodcast.com  WINMI is a Top 20 Theater Podcast thanks to you!  https://blog.feedspot.com/theatre_podcasts/  

John Leguizamo jokes about guilt trips in his Netflix special, "Latin History for Morons".

This week, the Friends weren't able to record an intro together. But their guest is pretty epic. They welcomed Tony-winning actor/writer John Leguizamo, who is now adding director to his resume. He's starring in and directing a new film, Critical Thinking, where he plays a chess teacher who helps inspires a group of low-income Black and Latinx high-schoolers to national chess championship victory. Leguizamo drops by to talk about the film, Latin History for Morons (currently on Netflix), and his ongoing work to advance Latinx representation in film and theater. Here are links to the things discussed in this episode. Critical Thinking Latin History for Morons Leguizamo recommends that you all read: 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann That NPR interview where Leguizamo talked about being heckled by racist audience members Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor, activist, author and educator John Leguizamo loves that his comedy makes people feel angry. In his 2018 one-man Broadway show, Latin History for Morons, the 55-year-old star splices jokes with history about the genocide of Native American people, his experience being racially profiled in the United States, and a welter of statistics about the underrepresentation of Latinx people in American media. Born in Colombia and raised in Queens, New York, Leguizamo grew up seeing negative portrayals of Latinx people in Hollywood and in the pages of the New York Times. This feeling of being an outsider, of not belonging, was a power that he eventually came to value—and harness as fuel for his comedy and acting career. In January, Leguizamo sat down with Mother Jones's DC Bureau Chief David Corn onstage at the Comedy Cellar, the historic New York City stand-up venue, to talk about his work, ego, process, and his favorite subject⁠: Latinx history. Corn's interview with Leguizamo is one in a series of several notable guests featured over the next three episodes. It's a special summer interview series with a very “2020” origin story: Earlier this year, the coronavirus pandemic stalled work on a new podcast, co-produced by Mother Jones and the Comedy Cellar, but not before three fascinating guests joined Corn for in-depth interviews about art, politics, comedy, and the philosophies that infuse their work. These chats were too good to simply shelve; in the coming week's you'll also hear from music icon Debbie Harry, and talkshow host Samantha Bee.

Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda's epic (and very expensive) musical has moved from the stage to screen thanks to Disney+. A musical as big as Hamilton deserves a big discussion, a cabinet battle, if you will. The Friends are joined by actor and composer Heath Saunders, and theater critic Kelundra Smith. They discuss how Hamilton hits differently in 2020 than it did in 2015 when it premiered, how it's OK for art to be problematic, and whether Hamilton could win the Oscar. This episode was recorded on June 6. Here are links to things the Friends talked about in this episode. This Vox article about why Hamilton is historical fanfiction John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons on Netflix Comedian Katherine Ryan's bit about Hamilton's woman problem Heath's really smart article about racism in Broadway musicals What Kelundra thought of Hamilton when she first saw it in 2018 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/tokentheatrefriends?fan_landing=true) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host's Choice: Kevin! Play along as Robbie Rozelle (@DivaRobbie - Broadway Records), Aaron J Albano (@aaronjalbano - Newsies, Hamilton), and Hayley Podschun (@hayley_podschun - Chapin, Hello, Dolly) join Bryan, Kevin, and Kimberly via video chat to break down Hello, Again, Latin History for Morons, First You Dream, and for Patreon only, Reefer Madness. Come for the bad puns and wine but stay for the musical talk, Tanteo tequila, and surprise by Jenna Ushkowitz (@jennaushkowitz - Glee & Hello, Again). Extended cut and full video is on Patreon. Become a supporter on our Patreon: https://bit.ly/2Q2zELG Extended cut and full video is on Patreon. Become a supporter on our Patreon: https://bit.ly/2Q2zELG

“What makes us different, can also make us stronger, even extraordinary!” - Gina Gomez We need to harness the power of the only more than ever, as all of us are navigating change in the world, in our lives and our businesses. Some of you are still busy putting out fires, others may feel a bit stuck and some are looking at this time as an opportunity to create something new and do things differently.  It's important to honor what stage you are in and maybe it fluctuates between all of them depending on the day. Today's episode features Gina Gomez,  a business strategist and advisor who works with some of the most well-known professionals and public figures in the entertainment and personal development industries. She has a certificate in Diversity & Inclusion from Cornell University. Has been published in Forbes, featured on Hay House Radio, Prevention, and many more.  She is also a mentor for Marie Forleo's B-School and has become a prominent voice and go-to facilitator in the field of Diversity & Inclusion.  She just created a visionary leaders roadmap- a plan for navigating change, but in today's conversation which we had a month ago before all this change….we talked about how being different can also make us stronger. We also talk about what The Power Of The Only means and how it can empower you, why diversity and representation matters, how to facilitate difficult conversations to create a culture and environment where everyone can thrive and more. Also go behind the scenes of our adventures at the Wrap Women's Power Women Summit featuring the most influential women in media and entertainment, and hear the story Eva Longoria shared about being "The Only " and  what our childhood Halloween costumes had to with diversity and our identities. “I think that you absolutely have to lead by example.” - Gina Gomez Show Notes: What does The Power of the Only mean How to create a bridge between different views/cultures/experiences Why people feel unheard and how to shift it How to navigate difficult conversations and create a win for both sides How to discover where are you accountable What are the current trends in diversity and inclusion that are creating more opportunities and creating better companies The importance of representation How being fully you can create positive change in others and the world "If I'm not the only one who experiences all of these things, there's power in us all feeling like we're the only one." - Gina Gomez 3 Pieces of Advice or Action Steps: You've got to believe in yourself If there's something that you want to create, take an action towards it When you achieve your dream, help someone else achieve theirs "When we see that diversity also brings us together, that's powerful." - Gina Gomez Brand and Resource Mentions: Power Women Summit 2020 Eva Longoria Foundation John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons Gina Gomez Guide to Navigate Change Profitably  Connect with Gina: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | Gina Gomez Thanks for being a part of this bold and powerful conversation on The Power of The Only! Whether you feel like the only one in your company, industry or community or the only woman in the room, we're here to support you in stepping up, speaking up through power, presence and representation and to make an impact in your personal and professional life. Want even more insider tips, resources and training  to help you own your voice and power and step into your leadership. Click here to access to The Power Of The Only Principles and Vision and Clarity Worksheet. You can also join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter. Join me in my free, invite only  YOU, Amplified!™ community! Learn more about this episode of The Power of the Only with Angela Chee at angelachee.com/10

We're re-releasing 5 of our most popular episodes for a 2020 fresh start!(Psst: keep your eyes open for an exciting announcement, coming soon...) Two recovering addicts (Rosie Perez, John Leguizamo) have their Saturday night card game interrupted by a love-struck parole officer (Bobby Cannavale) with major boundary issues. Written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole, Good People), the madcap comedy CRAZY EIGHTS features Emmy winner Bobby Cannavale (The Irishman, “Boardwalk Empire,” PoA's Gun Show), Tony winner John Leguizamo (Latin History for Morons, Ghetto Klown, Moulin Rouge), Oscar nominee Rosie Perez (Do The Right Thing, Fearless, "The View"), and Kevin Hogan ("Mr. Robot").  Stay tuned after the performance for an interview with David Lindsay-Abaire and the cast, moderated by Artistic Director Claudia Catania. CRAZY EIGHTS was recorded live at BRIC House in Brooklyn, New York.

From dad jokes to improv, comedy can be a wonderful thing. In this episode, C + D share some of their favorite standup specials, comedic films, and generally funny people to keep you cry-laughing all season long. Links To Give You Life: Manage your life and keep it color-coded with a 12-month whiteboard calendar Boost your diet with more vegetables in your pantry and the one book that will help you cook any of them, “Ruffage” by Abra Berens Listen to Abra’s theory behind pantry basics in this interview on the Nerdette podcast Enjoy the one-man Broadway show on your screen at home with John Leguizamo’s “Latin History for Morons” on Netflix Experience the ultimate laughter of relief with the epic awkwardness that is “After Life” starring Ricky Gervais Plan your next comedy binge with Simon Pegg films, including “A Fantastic Fear of Everything” What happens when a zombie apocalypse meets Lord of the Flies drama? “Daybreak” on Netflix is both asking and answering this question—watch to see how it turns out Ride alongside Jack Whitehall with his road trip film “Travels With My Father” Watch a real-life Google reviewer experience the Seven Wonders of the World with “An Idiot Abroad,” starring Karl Pilkington Watch funny people be naturally funny in “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” Embrace your weird with the musical comedy of Reggie Watts’ Netflix special “Spatial” Take the plunge into more musical tangents that will make you laugh with Tim Minchin and Flight of the Conchords Put Obsessed to the (Taste) Test: Ingrained with traditional Scottish culture, Walkers crafts cookies, oat crackers, and other delicious treats with the same simple & buttery recipes. In this episode, C + D put their Shortbread Scottie Dogs to a taste test. Listen to find out what they thought. But at the very least, you know they’re cute. Episode Guide: (01:46) D’s obsession with whiteboards (09:10) C’s obsession with “Ruffage” by Abra Berens (18:18) C talks John Leguizamo’s “Latin History for Morons” (26:03) D talks why we laugh based on “Great Utopian and Dystopian Works of Literature” from The Great Courses (29:18) C talks “After Life” starring Ricky Gervais (32:09) C + D talk Simon Pegg films, including “A Fantastic Fear of Everything” (36:05) D talks “Daybreak” on Netflix (37:38) C talks “Travels With My Father” on Netflix (40:02) C talks “An Idiot Abroad,” starring Karl Pilkington (41:56) D talks “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” (47:36) C + D talk music with comedy from Reggie Watts, Tim Minchin, and Flight of the Conchords (56:10) C + D put Walkers Shortbread Scottie Dogs to a taste test

Brian gives a “Bow Tie Theatre Review” of “Latin History for Morons”, then discusses the Thanksgiving treats, Real ID’s and Popeyes Chicken’s new chicken sandwich. Brian opens the show by talking with the Executive Chef of Catering over at Goddess and Grocer, Jill Dedinsky. Listen as Jill gives tips for getting everything done/ready at the same […]

New Episode! For this weeks What To Watch, I talk about "Latin History for Morons" - 8:30 Nats win the World Series - 16:00 Bulls are struggling -19:45 Kyrie's mood swings -22:00 Bears are struggling - 22:45 Week 9 Picks - 26:00 Subscribe Now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-david-lopez-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-david-lopez-show/support

John Leguizamo is a super-famous actor who's been in well over 100 movies and TV shows. He's also a writer whose created and starred in a handful of powerful, hilarious one-man shows over his career. His latest, A Latin History for Morons, is now on tour across the country. John talks to Bullseye about creating works of art from a sometimes painful past, about fighting for Latinx representation in Hollywood and about the comedians who've inspired his craft.

El Diálogo con el Renombrado Director Ben DeJesus fue histórico y les va a encantar muchísimo. Hablamos de su más reciente Documental y Obra Maestra para la Serie PBS American Masters- Raul Julia: The World Stage que estrena este próximo 13 de Septiembre a las 9:00pm alrededor del mundo y la Premiere que será el próximo, Martes,10 de Septiembre en el Teatro Tapia de San Juan, PR, su dirección en documentales con el gran John Leguizamo- Road To Broadway & Latin History for Morons, su trabajo como Director de Bunk'd, sus contribuciones al movimiento del Reggaeton y Música Urbana al ser el Director del Video y Himno Musical Reggaeton Latino feat. Don Omar de Chosen Few: El Documental, sus contribuciones a la cultura latina, sus comienzos como productor con MTV Cribs y muchas cosas más que no se pueden perder. Sigan a Ben DeJesus en sus Redes Sociales y para Boletos: Link para Tickets de la Premiere de Raul Julia: The World Stage en Septiembre 10 en Teatro Tapia de San Juan, PR: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/puerto-rico-premiere-of-raul-julia-the-worlds-a-stage-tickets-70132290569 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bendejesus1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenDeJesus REDES DE LUIS OTERO & DIALOGO CON LUIS OTERO: Instagram: http://instagram.com/dialogoconotero Twitter: http://twitter.com/dialogoconotero Facebook: http://facebook.com/dialogoconotero Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6zvf7cAgqDENIaoqHZvqFt iTunes Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dialogo-con-luis-otero/id1475406334 Email: dialogoluisotero@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dialogoconluisotero/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dialogoconluisotero/support

Rob and Alex are joined by Linard L.A. Anderson to talk Latin History for Morons, The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy as a series, the Bobby Bonilla contract rears its ugly head again, Robs Ten Old School R&B Songs That Still Hold Up, and MORE!

Kurt Andersen talks with John Leguizamo about his latest one-man play, “Latin History for Morons,” and his career toggling between film and theater. The revival of “Oklahoma!” took a bold approach to updating the well-known musical, including the play’s famous “Dream Ballet.” The show’s choreographer, John Heginbotham, and dancer, Gabrielle Hamilton, discuss how they took it on, while dance journalist Gia Kourlas explains how the new dance impressed her, but perplexed some theatergoers. And “What Next” host Mary Harris talks with Cindy Chang, a reporter with the Los Angeles Times, about how the death of rapper Nipsy Hussle led to a cease-fire among some Los Angeles gangs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kurt Andersen talks with John Leguizamo about his latest one-man play, “Latin History for Morons,” and his career toggling between film and theater. The revival of “Oklahoma!” took a bold approach to updating the well-known musical, including the play’s famous “Dream Ballet.” The show’s choreographer, John Heginbotham, and dancer, Gabrielle Hamilton, discuss how they took it on, while dance journalist Gia Kourlas explains how the new dance impressed her, but perplexed some theatergoers. And “What Next” host Mary Harris talks with Cindy Chang, a reporter with the Los Angeles Times, about how the death of rapper Nipsy Hussle led to a cease-fire among some Los Angeles gangs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our word for this episode is Betrayal. Hobbies? Thanos? Names?

In this week’s show we continue the discussion with our guests Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE is a YouTuber and Spanish culture expert. YAMA COOL-TURE describes hispanics as "A complicated, entertaining and diverse cultural mosaic". Our topic is a review of “Latin History for Morons”by John Leguizamo. We focus on depictions of Latinos in Film, Mexican Politics & American Interventions in Latin America.

In this week’s show we continue the discussion with our guests Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE is a YouTuber and Spanish culture expert. YAMA COOL-TURE describes hispanics as "A complicated, entertaining and diverse cultural mosaic". Our topic is a review of “Latin History for Morons”by John Leguizamo. We focus on the issue of immigration and the American struggle to assimilate individuals from other cultures.

In this week’s show our guests are Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE YouTuber and Spanish culture expert. YAMA COOL-TURE describes hispanics as "A complicated, entertaining and diverse cultural mosaic". Our topic is a review of “Latin History for Morons”by John Leguizamo. We expand the discussion to include North American history and the influence of the kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula in the Americas.

In this week’s show we continue the discussion with our guests Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE is a YouTuber and Spanish culture expert. YAMA COOL-TURE describes hispanics as "A complicated, entertaining and diverse cultural mosaic". Our topic is a review of “Latin History for Morons”by John Leguizamo. We focus on overcoming stereotypes and explore the role models of Latinos which we grow up with.

In this episode, we share a few last thoughts on the Identity series, including our experience attending the UU fellowship two weeks in a row. Leslie reports that he's quite confident about his choice to no longer call himself a Christian - it feels like an act of protest. We talk a little bit about what has changed for us, and for the podcast, in 2018 since we moved our identity from Marriage Startup to Glimmering, and added the "live justly" aspect to our focus. Next is a back and forth "Top Ten Extravaganza" of stuff that impacted our lives in 2018. Laura's autoimmune brain fog is fully on display, as Leslie mentions several major highlights of the year that she didn't even think of, like our trip to Italy and getting a dog. Finally, we look forward to the New Year and what 2019 will bring both professionally and personally. Leslie's working on a new project just for fun (and self-edification), and Laura is excited to announce that Wild Goose Guidance is baaaaack! 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1945's Scarlet Street reunited director Fritz Lang with stars Joan Bennett, Edward G. Robinson, and Dan Duryea and cinematographer Milton Krasner from the previous year's The Woman in the Window. Unlike that film however Scarlet Street ran afoul of censor board's across the country that objected to it's "obscenity," "indecency," "profanity," and "sordidness."  Despite that, the film did well at the box office making back nearly three times it's budget.   Dan and Vicky discuss this lesser heralded noir film and it's provocative stars.  They also discuss the demise of Filmstruck, Dan's emotional visit to an immigration detention center and Vicky's Thanksgiving staycation.  Recently seen includes Latin History for Morons, Bohemian Rhapsody, the Suspiria remake, Overlord, 1968's The Devil Rides Out, Pacific Rim Uprising, and series The Haunting of Hill House among others.   We'll meet you on Scarlet Street for Hot Date 78! Have a listen and leave us some feedback or a star rating. 

In this episode I speak about John Leguizamo’s Latin History for Morons, The Degenerates Stand Up Comedy specials, Better Call Saul season 4, Homecoming starring Julia Roberts and Yoga & Meditation being introduced to children in Elementary schools.   The Spun Today Podcast is a Podcast that is anchored in Writing & Random Rants, but unlimited in scope. Give it a whirl.   Links referenced in this episode:   John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons: https://www.netflix.com/title/80225421   The Degenerates | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgrPpI91-XI   Better Call Saul Season 4: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3032476/episodes?season=4   Homecoming starring Julia Roberts: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FNZ35DV   Fill out my Spun Today Questionnaire if you’re passionate about your craft. I’ll share your insight and motivation on the Podcast: http://www.spuntoday.com/questionnaire/   Check out my Book: Make Way for You – Tips for getting out of your own way http://www.spuntoday.com/books/ (e-Book & Paperback are now available).   Shop on Amazon using this link, to support the Podcast: http://www.amazon.com//ref=as_sl_pc_tf_lc?&tag=sputod0c-20&camp=216797&creative=446321&linkCode=ur1&adid=104DDN7SG8A2HXW52TFB&&ref-refURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spuntoday.com%2Fcontact%2F   Shop on iTunes using this link, to support the Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewTop?genreId=38&id=27820&popId=42&uo=10   Shop at the Spun Today store for Mugs, T-Shirts and more: https://viralstyle.com/store/spuntoday/tonyortiz   Outro Song: 1st of tha Month – Bone Thugs N Harmony     SpunToday Logo by: http://pcepeda.com/ Sound effects are credited to: http://www.freesfx.co.uk   Listen on: iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts, Google Play and YouTube

Happy Thanksgiving!  #ArtLife - Cortes talks about the Museum of Street Art "MoSA", his piece in the project and other pieces through the museum.  #CultureTalk - Carla talks about  "Latin History for Morons" by John Leguizamo.  #HablandoEspañol - Espíritu, Camarografo, Retrato, Piso, Verde, Rojo, Ajedrez, Idiota, Escalera, Colonizador, Indígenas, Tribu, Comercio/Trueque.  PINS, POSTERS AND STICKERS - LAUNCH ONE & LAUNCH TWO NOW AVAILABLE AT CORTESNYC.BIGCARTEL.COM  Check out Carla's SoundCloud Here - Soundcloud.com/carladepuertorico Find us on Instagram - @cortesnyclivestream And on Facebook - Cortesnyc Livestream

House of Cards wraps up with closure for fans of the show and a great performance from Robin Wright. The Great British Baking Show is truly nice. It's pleasant, the baked goodies are beautiful and there's no nastiness. It's very nice. John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons is funny, enlightening, fast-paced and not family friendly. It is an excellent way to spend an hour. All three are on Netflix. Rock 93.7

This week we review two major reboots of smash hit 90s sitcoms: The Conners (that's Roseanne without Roseanne) and Candice Bergen in Murphy Brown. Hint - one of them is amazing and the other is absolutely awful! We also check out the tense finale of controversial quiz show Child Genius, and we review Chuck Lorre's new Netflix comedy, The Kominsky Method, starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin. And our hidden gem this week is Jon Lequizamo's Latin History for Morons.Time references (note these do not apply for Spotify):The Connors: 2:11Murphy Brown: 14:20Child Genius: 24:00The Kominsky Method: 31:00Jon Lequizamo's Latin History for Morons: 37:20   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #28 Notes: I’d miss wild shit. Recorded: 11/14/18 Episode Length: 43:35 This week we discussed what we had been up to in the last few weeks. Bex brought up her trip to Dallas; meeting up with the gals from @SpillTheChisme. Who schooled her on what to eat at Whataburger. Sean watched Latin History for Morons, and asked the rest of the group to help him create a curriculum that would have been more useful in High School. Bex asked for the guys to explain what would have been the most useful when they were younger. Jake asked the group their feelings on Stan Lee's death and mentioned future cameos. Wrapping up the episode was a question from Cornelius Swart and Andru Morgan of @PricedOutUSA. They asked, "Explain to Me what you would miss the most if your neighborhood was gentrified overnight?" Support Explain to Me by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/explain-to-me Find out more on the Explain to Me website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

On this week's episode, Jon reviews Illumination's adaptation of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, 2011's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and its new rebootquel(?) The Girl in the Spider's Web, the Nazi-sploitation movie Overlord, plus a Netflix and Chat on Latin History for Morons, South Park Season 22, and Hasan Minhaj's Homecoming King and Patriot Act. Then, a brief discussion on the abuse of padding in movies.

Howdy, howdy, howdy. Today we talk about Castlevania season 2, the game list for the PlayStation classic, Shadow of The Tomb Raider, Red Dead Redemption 2, the start of a new Movievember, A Quiet Place, IT (2017), Apostle, Manhunt, and John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons. What is a man? Am I man? Yes, technically I am.

Two recovering addicts (Rosie Perez, John Leguizamo) have their Saturday night card game interrupted by a love-struck parole officer (Bobby Cannavale) with major boundary issues.   Written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole, Good People), the madcap comedy CRAZY EIGHTS features Emmy winner Bobby Cannavale (Blue Jasmine, “Boardwalk Empire,” PoA's Gun Show), Tony winner John Leguizamo (Latin History for Morons, Ghetto Klown, Moulin Rouge), Oscar nominee Rosie Perez (Do The Right Thing, Fearless, "The View"), and Kevin Hogan ("Mr. Robot").  Stay tuned after the performance for an interview with David Lindsay-Abaire and the cast, moderated by Artistic Director Claudia Catania.   CRAZY EIGHTS was recorded live at BRIC House in Brooklyn, New York.

Nelle Nugent is an independent Broadway producer. She has overseen productions such as Amadeus, Morning's at Seven, The Elephant Man, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, and Dracula; awards she has won includes Tonys for all five listed shows. She and producer John Schwally started the east coast chapter of the Producers Guild of America in 2001. Nelle Nugent has produced more than 60 Broadway, touring, Off-Broadway and West End productions including: Home, The Dresser, All's Well that Ends Well, Time Stands Still,  Sly Fox (revival), The Trip to Bountiful American Buffalo (revival), and Latin History for Morons.   I was lucky enough to get to sit down with Nelle to talk to her about some of her biggest hits and how Broadway has changed since her days as a PA, as well as . . . What can make a great play fail. How raising money for Broadway has changed over the last fifty years. What she did to overcome the resistance she got for being a female Producer. The chance encounter that led her to produce Dracula and WHY it became a hit (Hint: it didn’t have anything to do with what was on the page.). When reviews matter and when they do NOT. What we often forget is that Broadway is not that old of an industry, and people like Nelle helped lay the foundation for the work we’re all doing now.  We not only owe Producers like her a debt of gratitude, but if we listen closely to how they got where they are today, we might just learn how to get to where we want to be tomorrow.   Keep up with me: @KenDavenportBway www.theproducersperspective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor and star of the play Latin History for Morons.

What can be said by now that hasn’t already been said about Ryan Coogler’s FUBU superhero epic that continues a long history of…absolutely nothing else like it. But it takes more than a daily dose of vibranium for maladies to escape the forensic eyes of the Doctors. Put this tiger in your tank!   Tags: Chadwick Boseman; Captain America: Civil War; Get On Up; 42; Marshall; Michael B. Jordan; Daniel Kaluuya; Ryan Coogler; Fruitvale Station; Creed; Creed 2; Sylvester Stallone; Friday Night Lights (TV); Lupita Nyong’o; 12 Years a Slave; Star Wars: The Force Awakens; Forest Whitaker; Rogue One; Martin Freeman; Get out; Andy Serkis; John Leguizamo; Latin History for Morons; Sterling K. Brown; This is Us; Avatar; james Cameron; A Wrinkle in Time; Planes, Trains & Automobiles; The Sixth Sense; Angela Bassett; Danai Gurira; The Walking Dead; Denzel Whitaker; Denzel Washington; Alex R. Hibbert; Moonlight (2016); Oprah Winfrey; Mindy Kaling; Alicia Silverstone; Reese Witherspoon; Storm Reid; Ava DuVernay; The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988); Terry Gilliam

This week, Joy and Grecia talk about the Latinx NYC Meetup and disrupting the spaces on Broadway and Brunch. Along with their thoughts on John Leguizamo's one-man show "Latin History for Morons." Touching about African erasure & homophobia in Latinx history and teaser to Juana Inez de La Cruz on Netflix. And what is peak wokeness? Are we ever woke enough? And how do we stop ourselves from being the woke-police (cause they really don't wanna be the woke-police)? Oh and Fangirling to LatinosWhoLunch Podcast that created spaces for Latinx and inspired us to start!!!! Link to required reading/ books mentioned for Latin History for Morons Shout out to everyone involved! Susie from Latinx Project David from Techqueria Let us know you're listening by tagging @BasicBrownNerds and host @JoyValeriee on Instagram and Twitter! Don't forget to subscribe to our monthly newsletter to be updated on all our guests, events, and surprises for you. basicbrownnerds.com/newsletter And support us by shopping or donating at BasicBrownNerds.com/Shop Check out our Show notes here bit.ly/BBNLatinxMeetupReviewTBShownotes --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode on my wife joins me once again to discuss our 23 and me genetic results and our thoughts on the John Leguizamo broadway show "Latin History For Morons" and just how little we knew about our culture. We also touch on our feelings about the lack of diversity taught about history in the school system. Instagram.com/Gorilla.Grounds Facebook.com/GorillaGrounds Twitter.com/GorillaGrounds https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC04T5ZcdpZyJI75O3jsvcUg/videos

Conversamos con John Leguizamo sobre su comedia Latin History for Morons y también debatimos si deberían los famosos reaccionar a los comentarios negativos