Off Color

In this lively episode of Off Color, hosts Rebekah Henderson and Samuel González are joined by their friend Lucky for a rollercoaster of laughs, deep thoughts, and unexpected AI-created tunes.

• Anxiety and Overthinking Antics: Rebekah humorously delves into her pre-show jitters and overactive mind. Samuel shares some sage advice peppered with wit on how to tame the anxiety beast. Together, they navigate the humorous side of overthinking and the art of not taking oneself too seriously.

• Body Image Banter and Society's Shenanigans: The trio tackles the wild world of body image with a mix of candor and comedy. They poke fun at societal expectations, discuss the quirks of weight loss journeys, and share personal anecdotes that are as enlightening as they are entertaining. Lucky adds flair with stories about genetics, culture, and how capitalism might just be the ultimate party pooper.

• AI Adventures and Musical Mischief: Rebekah unveils her latest creation—a song produced with the help of AI. Cue laughter, as they explore the hilarious possibilities (and potential pitfalls) of collaborating with artificial intelligence. Is AI the future bandmate we didn't know we needed?

• Pop Culture Potpourri: From Beyoncé's latest moves to unexpected revelations about beloved figures, the conversation takes twists and turns that keep you guessing and chuckling. They dish on the complexities of fame, artistic expression, and why sometimes, you just have to laugh at the absurdity of it all.

• Cliffhangers and Coming Attractions: Teasing the next episode, they hint at a mysterious film discussion with guest Regan, revolving around Black anime and more surprises. Stay tuned—it's going to be a wild ride!

Links and Resources:

• Samuel Gonzalez's Instagram: @1ridescent1
• Inspired to Write: Mentioned in Rebekah's song. Instagram
• Beyoncé's Official Website: www.beyonce.com
• James Earl Jones Biography: James Earl Jones on IMDb
• Contact Us: For comments or questions, reach out to Samuel on Instagram @1ridescent1

Listen to more episodes: Follow Off Color on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts

Thank you for tuning in! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review.

In this episode of Off Color, hosts Rebekah and Sam dive into a range of topics, from their recent live show to mixed-race identity. They discuss the book 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari, debating its claims about imperialism and human progress. The conversation takes unexpected turns, touching on the origins of cricket, the nature of historical knowledge, and the complexities of racial identity in modern society. Throughout, the hosts maintain their signature blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful discussion.

If you want to get in touch with us(that's you Beyoncé!) please, use Sam's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/1ridescent1/

In this live taping at Hope Tank, Off Color hosts Rebekah Henderson and Samuel Gonzalez blend serious discussions on mixed-race identity and political engagement with lighter moments and audience participation. The episode features:

• Candid debates on voting strategies and the complexities of racial identity
• An interactive Art Farm experience
• A comically chaotic celebrity game
• Insights from Samuel's intuitive abilities, offering a unique perspective some audience members connect with
• Playful banter about Rebekah's A-list aspirations

From heated political discussions to unexpected moments of connection, this episode showcases the Off Color podcast's ability to tackle serious topics while maintaining a sense of humor and openness to diverse viewpoints and experiences.

Stuff from the Show you Might Want 

The excerpt you heard was from a film project called All Mixed Up: Our Changing Racial Identities the words read were directly from this text. 

Drafted in 1993 by Dr. Maria Primitiva Paz Root, PhD

Dr. Maria Primitiva Paz Root, PhD drafted the “Bill of Rights for People of Mixed-Heritage” 30 years ago (Root, 1993).

— Not to justify my existence in this world. — Not to keep the races separate within me. — Not to justify my ethnic legitimacy. — Not to be responsible for people’s discomfort with my physical or ethnic ambiguity.

— To identify myself differently than strangers expect me to identify. — To identify myself differently than how my parents identify me. — To identify myself differently than my brothers and sisters. — To identify myself differently in different situations.

— To create a vocabulary to communicate about being Multiracial or multiethnic. — To change my identity over my lifetime–and more than once. — To have loyalties and identification with more than one group of people. — To freely choose whom I befriend and love.

If you're looking for something TO DO, leading up to the election sign up for 

If you want to take a gander at who's running(we know Rebekah just yelled some names) while Rebekah understands people can vote how they want, but she is encouraging YOU to vote for Kamala. Obviously.

This episode discusses sensitive topics including childhood trauma, body image, and mental health. While we approach these subjects with care, please be mindful of your own well-being while listening.

In this raw and emotional episode, Rebekah and Sam dive deep into some profound and personal topics. They explore the complex feelings of shame that can arise from artistic creations and delve into how childhood experiences may shape these emotions. The conversation takes an introspective turn as they debate the delicate balance between staying true to one's artistic vision and considering audience influence.

Rebekah also opens up about her recent experience with a weight loss treatment, bringing a personal touch to broader discussions about body image and societal pressures.

This episode is a journey through vulnerability, creativity, and personal growth. Buckle up for an emotional and authentic conversation that promises to resonate with many.

• Exploring the deep shame sometimes associated with artistic creations
• Discussing the potential links between childhood experiences and current emotions
• Debating the role of audience influence in art
• Rebekah's candid sharing about her experience with a weight loss treatment
• Raw, emotional conversations about personal growth and self-acceptance

Mark your calendars! We're thrilled to announce our upcoming live podcast taping event:

• Date: August 30th
• Time: 4-8pm
• Location: Hope Tank, Denver, Colorado
• Special Guest: Samuel will be in town for one night only to meet fans!

Tickets are FREE, but space is limited. RSVP required for more details.

Hosted by: Rebekah Henderson & Samuel Gonzalez Produced by: Rebekah Henderson Edited by: Rebekah Henderson

Off Color Theme Song by James Meakim

Thank you for listening to Off Color Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review us on your favorite podcast platform.

Hey this isn't a full episode the full episode will be up Monday! But this is just to remind listeners to get your FREE tickets to our live taping August 30th! Bonus is a little snippet of the last time Samuel came to visit our family! Denver Haunted Tour!

We're doing a live taping next Friday at Hope Tank in Denver.

Here's what you need to know:

• It's on August 30th, 4-8pm

• We're previewing Art Farm from 4-6

• Live podcast recording from 6-8

• Samuel will be there

It's free but you gotta RSVP!

Off Color's back for round two, keeping it real with a mix of personal stuff and political chat. Here's what we're getting into:

• Art talk and a juicy personal reveal (you'll have to listen to find out)
• Political buzz around Kamala Harris
• The deal with voter struggles, especially in Georgia
• How to get people fired up about voting (without being a pain)
• Why it's cool if someone decides voting isn't their jam

We dive into the heavy stuff but don't worry - we still find time to have a giggle.

Off Color is back!

We've missed creating this podcast and connecting with all of you. Off Color is returning with a fresh perspective and a fantastic new host that we can't wait for you to meet.

In our relaunch episode, we'll introduce you to a new voice of Off Color and give you a taste of what's coming up this season. We'll be diving into a variety of timely and important topics, including:

• Personal journeys and transformations
• Current political landscape and upcoming elections
• Continuing our raw, honest conversations about race, identity, and social issues

This podcast has always been about keeping it real, and that's not changing. If you've been with us before, welcome back. If you're new here, get ready for some unfiltered discussions about the stuff that really matters.

Hit subscribe to join us on this journey. Off Color is back, and we've got a lot to talk about.

Off Color is still on hiatus, due to pandemic. Sorry! But Rebekah aka the Tan Tigress is recovering from the traumas of the past year and has begun work on some new and dope projects including partnership with Culturs Magazine! This minisode is an interview with Korean adoptee and artist A.D. Herzel. 

The 2020 Election is almost over and with all the anxiety in the air we took some time to sit down and reflect on 2016. Rebekah and Janece didn't know it then, but Trump's victory was the catalyst that would bring them together on Off Color. We also spoke to Dr. Tania and Emma Teng about being first time voters in this historic election.

In 2016 Kaepernick took a knee as a protest for racial justice and eventually lost his job in the NFL. Today, players on almost every major sports team are kneeling and wearing gear branded with messages about Black Lives Matter and ending racism in America. What happened and how much work is there still left to do?

Special Guests

Bisi Johnson - NFL Minnesota Vikings Wide Receiver

Justin Adams - CBS 4 Denver Sports and News Reporter