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I'm Solace K. Ames—welcome to my podcast. If you're a weeaboo and listen to this podcast you might get a rash or something, hence the title. This is mainly a serious show about touchy subjects in both fandom and politics and the intersection thereof. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know!
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Coming at ya from Tokyo, Japan! This podcast has to do with identity and how we confront our roots in an ever changing demographic landscape of mixes and halves and people raised here but really from there and all sorts of other people. Will be bringing a new guest each episode to learn about their experiences and how that has influenced their lives. My name is Ramsey Gomez, I'm an Algerian-Colombian American and I'm your host. Now let's learn about eachother! "We have created you from male ...
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Blurred Line Episode 5: Carolinne Hanaoka, Nikkeijin Japanese raised as 3rd generation Brazilian
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Welcome back to The Blurred Line podcast! This week we've got my friend, Carolinne Hanaoka. Carolinne and I used to attend the same university and internship. She's a fully ethnic nikkei Japanese, raised in Sao Paulo, Brazil as a 3rd generation Brazilian, and moved to Tokyo, Japan in middle school. We go on to talk about a variety of subjects rangi…
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Blurred Line Episode 4: Ekamjot Bedi, Indian-Japanese Sikh born and raised Japan
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Welcome back to The Blurred Line podcast! This week we've got my friend, Ekamjot Bedi. Ekam and I are classmates together at the same university. He's an Indian-Japanese Sikh born and raised in Tokyo, Japan! Ekam's tall stature and extroverted personality stick out in typical Japanese society, yet there's no other place he feels more at home. We go…
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Blurred Line Episode 3: Ken Hioki, Japanese-Thai experiences life in three different countries
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Welcome back to The Blurred Line podcast! This week we've got my good friend, Ken Hioki. Ken and I know each other from attending the same university and the same BJJ gym. He's a Japanese-Thai born in Phuket, Thailand, but has lived many years in Thailand, Japan, and even the US! Ken has just moved back to Thailand after living in Tokyo for quite a…
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The Blurred Line Episode 2: Frank McMullin, Japanese-American living in Japan in for the first time
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Welcome back to The Blurred Line podcast! This week we have my good friend, Frank Shintaro McMullin. Me and Frank both intern together at the Embassy of Afghanistan in Minato, Tokyo. He's a Japanese-American born and raised in California. Frank has visited Japan every year since he was a child, however, for the first time he's getting to live abroa…
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Blurred Line Episode 1: Tiffany Rachel, African-American born and raised in Japan
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Welcome to the first episode of Blurred Line! Sorry about the technical difficulties. I wanted to stop making excuses for myself and decided to just jump headfirst into the podcasting world. We were both a little nervous at the beginning, so please excuse the minor rambling. We get better as the episode goes on. Mistakes were made, but lessons were…
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After seeing Boots Riley's excellent movie Sorry to Bother You this weekend and getting all fired up about fighting The Man, I talk about other anticapitalist satires and labor rights struggle movies. Then I interview a sharp, critical Korean-American about media coverage of Korea in the age of Trump. She also recommends following peace activist Ch…
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A mini-episode where I talk about the June 30th Families Belong Together protest and explain what borders really are.By Solace Ames
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I'm Solace K. Ames—welcome to my podcast. If you're a weeaboo and listen to this podcast you might get a rash or something, hence the title. This is mainly a serious show about touchy subjects in both fandom and politics and the intersection thereof. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know! My first episode contains an interview w…
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