My guest on
the podcast today is Jay Cobián.  Most recently seen in the new play “Richard & Jane &
Dick & Sally” written by Noah Diaz at Baltimore Center Stage.  Our conversation
dives into the learned racism of our childhoods, what privileges and challenges
come with being “white-passing,” and diversity in the arts among other topics.  This episode was
recorded on June 30th, 2020.<o:p></o:p>

My guest on the podcast today is Jay Cobián. Most recently seen in the new play “Richard & Jane & Dick & Sally” written by Noah Diaz at Baltimore Center Stage. Our conversation dives into the learned racism of our childhoods, what privileges and challenges come with being “white-passing,” and diversity in the arts among other topics. This episode was recorded on June 30th, 2020.

My guest on
the podcast today is Jay Cobián.&nbsp;&nbsp;Most recently seen in the new play “Richard &amp; Jane &amp;
Dick &amp; Sally” written by Noah Diaz at Baltimore Center Stage.&nbsp;&nbsp;Our conversation
dives into the learned racism of our childhoods, what privileges and challenges
come with being “white-passing,” and diversity in the arts among other topics.&nbsp;&nbsp;This episode was
recorded on June 30th, 2020.

Jay Cobián

Your friendly podcasting white boy, Denver Crawford, and his many guests have those uncomfortable conversations on race and identity so we can all learn.  The question is often more important than the answer.  What will you bring to the table?

Your friendly podcasting white boy, Denver Crawford, and his many guests have those uncomfortable conversations on race and identity so we can all learn. The question is often more important than the answer. What will you bring to the table?

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