Our first episode of Movies with Mosaic. Join us together during these days of self-quarantine and shelter-in-place as we collectively watch Black Panther (2018). Mosaic's staff sits down together to watch Black Panther and record a commentary track.

In order to listen to this in its intended form, download this episode and play it while watching the film. Queue up the film and start playing it when prompted in the episode. Black Panther is available currently on streaming through Disney+ or for purchase through your favorite movie retailer.

Our first episode recorded post Covid-19 shelter in place rules in Santa Clara County! Join us as we discuss our new realities for this next few weeks as we get used to living in physical isolation. We also discuss the racism and xenophobia that has been prevalent in the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American community in the last few weeks.

Join us as we hold an open discussion about the film We use the film as jumping off point to talk about what it means to hold a complex and layered identity and how the cross sections of various identities force us to have to own and define our identities in a world that seeks to define those identities for us. Featuring special guests Kenny Jackson and Erica Diaz-Rodriguez, Mosaic staff members.

We are proud to present a special event collaboration between the Department of Justice Studies, Department of Sociology, Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies, and the San Jose Peace and Justice Center. Oscar López Rivera is the longest held political prisoner in the history of Puerto Rico's continuing struggle for decolonization and independence. Our episode is recording of the talk he gave at San José State University.

The Men Creating Change series is back from the holiday break. This time around, Aarron and Chris are joined by Mosaic Student Staff member Kennedy Jackson. Recorded two weeks ago, the three of us discuss the dominant story in the news: Kobe Bryant.

This podcast is a prelude to the Mujer Divina workshop created by student leaders Jazmine (Cesar Chavez Community Action Center) and Alma (Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center). Mujer Divina is a dialogue based workshop about womxn empowerment and how to combat stereotypes within the Latinx community. For this podcast, we break the focus of Latinx communities to discuss stereotypes, ways of healing, and navigating careers in higher education with womxn of color from different cultural backgrounds.

Featuring Jazmine and Alma, and woc Sharon, Elisa, Armani, and Jenny.

A presentation on pay equity facilitated by Linda Li, Esq., Outreach and Education Coordinator for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in San Francisco, and Ruth Silver Taube, Esq. from Santa Clara Law.

Our last episode of 2019! Thanks for taking this ride with us. Take a look back on this year with us as we just chat about where we are, what are we feeling, how are we closing the calendar year, and looking forward to 2020.

Join us this week as we do a deep dive into a fun topic: superheroes and toxic masculinity. We talk about some of our most popular pop culture icons and what it means to be critical about their messaging while still being a fan of the genre. We cover everything from Batman to Ironman and everything from comic books to TV shows. A fun conversation.

We are joined this week for Men Creating Change by the inimitable Dr. Theodorea Berry, the outgoing chair of African American Studies at San Jose State University. Dr. Berry joins us to discuss her experiences with African American Studies, as well as her outlook on work, life, academia, and success.