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Brown & Black

John Leguizamo

Teresa Hsiao

Justin Bieber

Donald Trump

Reginald Hudlin

Felipe Esparza

Adrian Molina

Donnell Rawlings

Megyn Kelly

Stephanie Beatriz

Donald Glover

Michael Longoria

Adrian Martinez

Shawn Mendes

Alfonso Cuarón

OwlTail

Adriana Barraza is one of five Latinas to have ever been nominated for an Academy Award in acting. She is now starring in the new Blumhouse horror film 'Bingo Hell' on Amazon Prime Video, perfectly timed for Halloween. In this new interview, Adriana and I discuss being the first Latina actress in her 60s to lead a film. It was also directed and co-written by a Latina filmmaker Gigi Saul Guerrero. We discuss her 50 year acting career, ageism in Hollywood, how someone once told her to never speak Spanish, and why she doesn’t mind the label of Latinx. Highly Relevant PlaylistBachatica - Leslie Gracefue mejor - Kali Uchis (feat. SZA)Debilidad (A Colors Show) - Javiera Mena 

Adriana Barraza is one of five Latinas to have ever been nominated for an Academy Award in acting. She is now starring in the new Blumhouse horror film 'Bingo Hell' on Amazon Prime Video, perfectly timed for Halloween. In this new interview, Adriana and I discuss being the first Latina actress in her 60s to lead a film. It was also directed and co-written by a Latina filmmaker Gigi Saul Guerrero. We discuss her 50 year acting career, ageism in Hollywood, how someone once told her to never speak Spanish, and why she doesn’t mind the label of Latinx. Highly Relevant PlaylistBachatica - Leslie Gracefue mejor - Kali Uchis (feat. SZA)Debilidad (A Colors Show) - Javiera Mena

Adriana Barraza on Horror Movies, Ageism in Hollywood and Latino Invisibility

We continue our Hispanic Heritage Month series as we rebroadcast our favorite Latinx interviews since the inception of the show. Jack gives Mike his take on Latino invisibility. Also, we are rebroadcasting our interview with Estuardo Rodriguez, who was in charge of getting the government to allow the creation of the Smithsonian American Latino Museum. When the museum is finished, it will be the most important Latino institution in America. Hear the interview and why this museum is crucial to American culture.

We continue our Hispanic Heritage Month series as we rebroadcast our favorite Latinx interviews since the inception of the show. Jack gives Mike his take on Latino invisibility. Also, we are rebroadcasting our interview with Estuardo Rodriguez, who was in charge of getting the government to allow the creation of the Smithsonian American Latino Museum. When the museum is finished, it will be the most important Latino institution in America. Hear the interview and why this museum is crucial to American culture.

Invisible Heritage: A Discussion on Latino Invisibility