podcasts
Alchemy- Pigments of Probability: interview with artist diana eusebio and Dr. Omaris Z. Zamora (S2-EP2)
Processa Talks | June 18, 2024 | Duration: 25 minutes
For this episode of Processa Talks, we have the pleasure of hosting Artist Diana Eusebio and Dr. Omaris Z. Zamora where they discuss Eusebio's solo exhibition, Alchemy: Pigments of Probability, opening at the Art and Culture center in Hollywood, Florida.
Alchemy: Pigments of Probability, is a culmination of years of extensive research on the indigenous art of alchemizing plants and natural materials into color.
Afro-Latinidad, Culture, and Community- Black Latinas Know Collective with Omaris Zamora
Latinx Visions | May 4, 2022 | Duration: 1 hour 5 minutes
In this episode we bring you an interview we recorded with Black Latinas Know Collective scholar and member, Dr. Omaris Zamora. We provide a bit of background on the Collective and Dr. Zamora before we get into the interview itself. You will then hear our previously recorded interview with Omaris where we ask about her research and publications, her experiences with the Collective, and how the organization came to be. Finally, we wrap up with a few additional Afro-Latinx-centric groups and organizations that you might reach out to if you are looking for other ways in which to be involved in community activism that supports the Afro-Latinx communities throughout the country and the Americas.
The Afro-Latinx Experience is Essential to our international reckoning on race
Alt. Latino from NPR | July 3, 2020| Duration: 44 minutes
In three segments, we're going to have a conversation about how Afro-Latinx folks often get left out of national discussions about Blackness and, in particular, the Black Lives Matter movement. Petra Rivera-Rideua, of Wellesley College, and Omaris Z. Zamora, of Rutgers, help us wade through layers of complexities. Our newest contributor to the Alt.Latino family, NPR publicist Anaïs Laurent, lends her considerable knowledge of Afro-Latinx culture and reggaeton to the conversation.
Reggaeton in the age of #MeToo
Alt. Latino from NPR | February 16, 2018| Duration: 28 minutes
Our conversation is wide-ranging and does not shy away from the controversial aspects of the music. But there is also the opportunity for a deep understanding of why the music sounds the way it does, and why some of the lyrics could be interpreted as offensive. We find out that perspective matters. We also find out that there is lots more to know about the genre than what we already think we know.