The Colorbound Podcast

By: DJ Ladignon
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  • Summary

  • Elevating and celebrating stories of laypeople of color in America and around the world, providing a safe space for conversations, and encouraging people to be uniquely themselves in every circumstance.
    © 2023 The Colorbound Podcast
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Episodes
  • Episode 1.03- Which Way to Home? (Ft. Marilyn Soto)

    Episode 1.03- Which Way to Home? (Ft. Marilyn Soto)
    Mar 23 2022

    Marilyn Soto joins the podcast to talk about balancing both Puerto Rican and American heritage, the importance of language in understanding culture, and the struggle of belonging to two homelands. 
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    41 mins
  • Episode 1.02- The Immigrant Dating Dilemma (Ft. Alvin J. Oommen)

    Episode 1.02- The Immigrant Dating Dilemma (Ft. Alvin J. Oommen)
    Feb 24 2022

    Alvin Oommen joins the podcast to share his experience navigating dating and his Southeast Asian community as well as how it has influenced his perspective on relationships, marriage, and the Christian idea of pursuit. 
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    40 mins
  • Episode 1.01- Am I Really Me? (Ft. Tosin Ojo)

    Episode 1.01- Am I Really Me? (Ft. Tosin Ojo)
    Dec 26 2021

    Tosin Ojo joins the podcast to talk about growing up in an immigrant household and challenge  the groupthink mentality as it pertains to heritage, individuality, and career goals.

    Post Credit- Little Brown Skin by DJ Ladignon
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    34 mins

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