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Double Minority Report episodes
- Hakuna Matata
Ae and Mar watch the new Lion King movie this past weekend, and it was filled with nostalgia and happiness and sadness and awesomeness and everything else! How did you guys feel about it? Here is our short and sweet review!
21 min - 21 min
- Rolling with the Homeless with Stephanie Teli
Our friend Stephanie Teli joins us on this episode to talk about how we feel about tipping. Since we are all “supposed” to tip in America, do you tip purely out of guilt or is your tip determined by the level of service received? How do you feel about tipping? Let’s chat!
22 min - Rolling with the Homeless with Stephanie TeliOn this episode, we talk about the culture of tipping in the US. We have our first guest on the show too!22 min
- Wypipo Tax
On this episode, Mar tells Ae about the controversial headline about a music festival in Detroit charging white folks more for an admission ticket than people of color...how is this right if white is always right? Let’s talk about it!
22 min - 22 min
- No Tip-sation Without Representation
Hello America, why do you tip? Do you tip by the level of service, kindness of your heart, or because of plain old guilt? Ae and Mar talk about how they feel about tipping and share some personal stories. Enjoy!
24 min - No Tip-sation Without RepresentationHow do we really feel about tipping? Ae and Mar talk about the culture of tipping in the US.24 min
- Chocolate Ariel
Ariel is black and we love love love it!! Let’s discuss how people feel about this and the double standard in Hollywood when it comes to casting roles!
23 min - 23 min
About Double Minority Report
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Join Ae and Mar as they discuss their experiences being "double minorities." Through open and honest conversations, they evaluate that everyone has experienced being different at some point and thus…
left out by the majority. On their quest to live in a world where everyone is afforded the right to celebrate themselves and love one another, they crack open the door with open minded dialogue surrounded around diversity and acceptance.Sometimes their discussions are uncomfortable, often comedic, but ultimately gratifying when they assess that what makes us different makes us great. This is their Double Minority Report.