Steve Breen's guest appearances

Steve Breen

Bugcrowd Chats

The Conversation with Abby Hamblin

The kbbreview Podcast

Dystopia Tonight With John Poveromo

Ruben In The Center

Kamala Harris

John Doe

Rhett Miller

Tom Papa

Mike Rowe

Edith Eva Eger

Jeff Cesario

Alonzo Bodden

Jeff Altman

Ed Begley Jr

Maz Jobrani

Jonathan Stark

Mark Hamill

Billy West

Tommy Chong

OwlTail

Host Ruben Navarrette discusses journalism, commentary and editorial cartoons with one of the best in the business and his former colleague -- Steve Breen, San Diego Union-Tribune editorial columnist &amp; two-time Pulitzer Prize winner.

Episode 103 | A Cartoon Is Worth 10,000 Words | Steve Breen

When I was a kid I wanted to be two things when I grew up. A comedian and a cartoonist. For a very long time I thought cartooning was going to be my main focus and one of my inspirations in that field was Steve Breen. He was living in NJ at the time and working for the Asbury Park Press. A paper my parents got every morning. I'd grab the funny pages and the editorial cartoon before heading to school to read both. Comics were my shield against the rest of the world and Steve's biting commentary on both the editorial page and in his strip, Grand Avenue always helped me feel less alone. Getting to finally talk to the self proclaimed good will ambassador for New Jersey and finding out he's just as funny and down to earth as I'd always assumed he'd be was a thrill for me. Hope you guys enjoy this one! Enjoy!

<p>When I was a kid I wanted to be two things when I grew up. A comedian and a cartoonist. For a very long time I thought cartooning was going to be my main focus and one of my inspirations in that field was Steve Breen. He was living in NJ at the time and working for the Asbury Park Press. A paper my parents got every morning. I'd grab the funny pages and the editorial cartoon before heading to school to read both. Comics were my shield against the rest of the world and Steve's biting commentary on both the editorial page and in his strip, Grand Avenue always helped me feel less alone. Getting to finally talk to the self proclaimed good will ambassador for New Jersey and finding out he's just as funny and down to earth as I'd always assumed he'd be was a thrill for me. Hope you guys enjoy this one! Enjoy!</p>

Day 27 - Steve Breen

Last November, editorial cartoonist Steve Breen began a series of trips to Tijuana, Mexico, to meet the migrants at the center of national debates on immigration and the asylum process. His drawings became an illustrated and animated series called "Drawn to America."Watch all 10 episodes of "Drawn to America," here: https://bit.ly/2ltWYZt

Last November, editorial cartoonist Steve Breen began a series of trips to Tijuana, Mexico, to meet the migrants at the center of national debates on immigration and the asylum process. His drawings became an illustrated and animated series called "Drawn to America."<br><br>Watch all 10 episodes of "Drawn to America," here: <a href="https://bit.ly/2ltWYZt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2ltWYZt</a>

Why cartoonist Steve Breen illustrated the migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border