Podcasts about shit white girls say

SHOW NOTES   More Latinas are writing their own diverse stories and acting them to show the different layers that our comunidad has to offer.   In this episode of Ellas, Brenda Hernández Jaimes talks with the talented and hilarious creators of Latinaish TV, Diana Cabuto and Christina Igaraividez about writing, producing and acting their own sketches.    Both Diana and Christina share about suppressing their love for acting and ultimately going after their own dreams.    They also talk about how they met, the creation of Latinaish TV, and collaborating with other Latinas to provide more stories to the world.    We also go deep about the racist and stereotypical aspects that the acting industry suffers and how Latinxs are working to make it better.    Listen to this episode to learn more of their own work with Latinaish and their own amazing individual work that they produce that also uplift our comunidad!   In this episode we talk about… 2:50 - Diana Cabuto shares how she grew up with strong mujeres and her love for acting 4:04 - Christina Igaraividez opens up about suppressing her love for acting, but later was part of Teatro Luna  7:44 - Discover why Christina didn’t originally follow her passion for acting and ultimately follow her dreams 11:50 - Diana didn’t want to disappoint her family by choosing to be an actress and later being motivated to change her major  15:17 - Do you feel self-conscious about your accent? Listen to how Diana embraced hers and was inspired to write her own stories 18:28 - Find out how Christina and Diana met and started Latinaish TV 27:36 - Diana and Christina talk about the diverse stories that Latinaish TV produce  32:54 - Diana reveals about landing a role in Gentefied and how more Latinos are working in the industry 37:07 - Christina talks about co-creating Talking While Female and Other Dangerous Acts  41:52 - Diana shares about how the acting industry in Hollywood has evolved, but it still suffers from being racist 46:33 - “When you start don’t worry about the outcome, just put stuff out there. Don’t worry about what people are going to like or if I’m doing it right. You have to experiment and you have to find yourself.” 48:18 - Don’t stop yourself from learning and just do it! 50:32 - Diana and Christina share their own working dynamic and how they balance their friendship and collaborations 53:00 - Discover the next stories and projects that Latinaish TV will create this year! 55:33 - Diana shares what she envisions for herself in 2020 56:57 - Christina talks about her personal focus for her career  58:08 - Christina deep dives about the pre-production of Talking While Female and Other Dangerous Acts 1:01:39 - Diana shares about being learning and messing up in the early years of her acting career 1:05:32 - Christina opens up about transitioning from having a full-time job to being a freelancer to focus on her acting career 1:10:05 - Diana and Christina talk about the difficulty and finding the balance of separating themselves from their career and being present with their loved ones 1:14:44 - Diana and Christina “time travel” back and share what they would say to themselves 1:20:11 - Contact and collaborate with Latinaish TV!   RELEVANT LINKS Christina Igaraividez   Diana Cabuto   Latinaish TV   Teatro Luna   Talking While Female and Other Dangerous Acts   Things Eternal   Gentefied   Lina Yvette Chávez    Marvin Lemus America Ferrera   What’s Your L.A. & Trust Within   Gloria Trevi   Alejandra Guzmán   Shit White Girls Say to Latinas   Palmira Muñiz   Jennifer Lopez   Hustlers   Watch Latinaish TV’s JLO Vlog: Before I Mastered the Pole   Listen to episode 15 with Jenny Lorenzo   Sofia Vergara   Latino USA   Eugenio Derbez   Eiza González   Salma Hayek   #WeAllGrow   Barry   Adam Driver   WANT MORE?   Follow Latinaish TV on Instagram: @Latinaish.TV   Follow Latinaish TV on Facebook: Latinaish.TV   Follow Latinaish TV on Twitter: @Latinaish.TV   Subscribe to Latinaish TV on Youtube: Latinaish TV   Follow Latinaish TV on Tik Tok: @Latinaish.TV   Follow Diana Cabuto: @DianaCabuto   Follow Christina Igaraividez: @chrixtinai   Follow Ellas: @EllasThePodcast   Follow Me: @bren_jai  

In 2012, Franchesca Ramsey got famous overnight with her viral YouTube video, "Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls." She was instantly crowned a queen of internet call-outs about race, identities, and social injustice. So why did her dream-come-true also feel like a nightmare? Comic, activist, and new author of Well That Escalated Quickly: Memoirs and Mistakes of an Accidental Activist, Franchesca talks to Cristen and Caroline about the unexpected side effects of celebrity, calling out, and fessing up.  Pre-order Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space and find book events near you at unladylike.co. Follow Unladylike on social @unladylikemedia. Sign up for our newsletter at unladylike.co/newsletter Hear our new bonus episode "Extra Unladylike: How to Be A Hot Mess" exclusively on Stitcher Premium! Use promo code "UNLADYLIKE" at stitcher.com/premium for a free month trial.  This episode is brought to you by the podcast Terrible, Thanks for Asking, Vrai & Oro [http://truthandgold.com/unladylike], Quip Toothbrushes [http://getquip.com/unladylike], Skillshare [http://skillshare.com/unladylike], Tommy John [http://tommyjohn.com/unladylike] and Ritual [http://ritual.com/unladylike].

In 2012, Franchesca Ramsey got famous overnight with her viral YouTube video, "Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls." She was instantly crowned a queen of internet call-outs about race, identities, and social injustice. So why did her dream-come-true also feel like a nightmare? Comic, activist, and new author of Well That Escalated Quickly: Memoirs and Mistakes of an Accidental Activist, Franchesca talks to Cristen and Caroline about the unexpected side effects of celebrity, calling out, and fessing up.  Pre-order Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space and find book events near you at unladylike.co. Follow Unladylike on social @unladylikemedia. Sign up for our newsletter at unladylike.co/newsletter Hear our new bonus episode "Extra Unladylike: How to Be A Hot Mess" exclusively on Stitcher Premium! Use promo code "UNLADYLIKE" at stitcher.com/premium for a free month trial.  This episode is brought to you by the podcast Terrible, Thanks for Asking, Vrai & Oro [http://truthandgold.com/unladylike], Quip Toothbrushes [http://getquip.com/unladylike], Skillshare [http://skillshare.com/unladylike], Tommy John [http://tommyjohn.com/unladylike] and Ritual [http://ritual.com/unladylike]. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Bri Books, today we’ll be discussing Franchesca Ramsey’s book, ‘Well That Escalated Quickly’ with Odochi (Ode) of The Five Fifths podcast. You can follow along with the conversation on Instagram and Twitter using #BriBooks. Subscribe to newsletter at bribookspod.com/newesletter. 1:07 - What’s Five Fifths Podcast? 1:20 - The Three Fifths Compromise dates back to 1787, a compromise reached among State delegates. It decided how would slaves be counted as part of the population. In 1787, the US was trying to determine how a state's population would affect taxation and legislative representation. The “solution” was to count three out of every five slaves as a person, to give the south more electoral votes than if the slaves had been ignored, but fewer than if the slaves had been counted equally. It was in the interest of slave owners and landowners to three out of every five slaves as a person. 4:00 - “The Five Fifths podcast is basically showing that every person on this Earth is five-fifths, they’re all whole. Nobody’s humanity can be quantified.” - Ode 4:42 - Who is Franchesca Ramsey? In 2011, when “Shit Girls Say” took off on YouTube, Franchesca created her own iteration, “Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls.” 5:50 - How Ode’s predominately white private school experience  relates to Franchesca’s “Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls” 7:08 - What took us from fans of Francesca’s YouTube work, to being fans of her writing 7:45 - Ode: “Seeing her on her own platform, as a dark-skinned woman who looks like me, I felt like she was very relatable.” 10:30 - In the book, Francesca traces her YouTube success trajectory. I really loved that Franchesca dindt’ shy away from the reality that it takes a long time to accumulate traction. She’d made over a hundred videos BEFORE “Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls.” It’s not lost on Franchesca that the quality and caliber of work speaks for itself when the time comes. 13:20 - After “Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls,” Franchesca was offered a book deal. But she didn’t jump on that opportunity, because she was setting herself UP for greatness instead of jumping ON whatever came her way. 15:50 - Discussing the chapter “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? It’s Lena Dunham.” 20:15 - Discussion of “Call Out” culture versus “Calling In” 20:42 - According to EverydayFeminism.com, the goal of “Calling out” is publically pointing out that someone is being problematic or downright wrong. However, “calling in” aims to get someone to change their problematic behavior.” 21:50 - Ode on the problems of call-out culture. “The way that someone responds to a callout should determine how we respond to them. Once you learn something is offensive to a group of people, you have to change your language.” 22:40 - Our favorite “Self-Care” rituals and our “Activist Lent” a la Franchesca Ramsey 23:20 - Ode’s self-care is being around people with great energy, and going to therapy (shoutout to her therapist, whom she found on https://www.therapyforblackgirls.com) 24:40 - Ode’s “Activist Lent” is deep-dive reporting on deaths of black LGBTQ people 27:40 - Brionna’s self-care is mani-pedis at The Nail Boutique in Brooklyn. Shoutout to Mola’s Nail Boutique! 28:45 - Brionna’s “Activist Lent” is indulging in luxury YouTubers Connect with Odochi: The Five Fifths Media Patreon, Instagram, Facebook, Spreaker  You can follow along with the conversation on Instagram and Twitter using #BriBooks. Subscribe to newsletter at bribookspod.com/newesletter.

On The Gist, Rep. Jim Jordan’s underwhelming attention to detail.  Franchesca Ramsey burst onto the YouTube scene with her viral video, “Shit White Girls Say… to Black Girls.” Ramsey’s latest video project, MTV News’ Decoded, is similar: fun, earnest, and educational. Ramsey’s book is Well, That Escalated Quickly: Memoirs and Mistakes of an Accidental Activist.  In the Spiel, about Melania’s jacket.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Oh Boy, get to know Franchesca Ramsey -- comedian, activist, actress and YouTube personality. She talks about how she went from uploading her own videos online (like the viral "Shit White Girls Say...to Black Girls," to hosting MTV's "Decoded." Need to know more? You know the drill! Headphones in, press play! Want more Franchesa? @ chescaleigh Want more Jay? @beardwizard Edited by Jay Buim Produced by Kate Barnett