I’m excited to announce that The Mixed Experience podcast will be back for a new season starting on Sept. 3   Recurring guest host Jennifer Frappier will be joining me along with wonderful guests who are sharing stories of the Mixed experience in the arts, academia, and in their everyday lives.  Mark it on your calendars!  Can’t wait to talk to you all again!–Heidi Durrow

Listen in as we talk about our new favorite movie, Belle, directed by Amma Asante.  We also discuss Kim Kardashian’s new perspective on race as the mom of a biracial girl; and the new Census numbers.  Download the episode from itunes or listen in here.–Heidi Durrow

This is a great episode as we discuss the hypothetical mixie of the Supreme Court’s Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action decision.  What does this all mean?  Join me as I talk with law professor Kevin Noble Maillard.  (Twitter: @noblemaillard)  You can also download the episode on itunes.

Kevin Noble Maillard is Professor of Law at Syracuse University.  He is the co-editor of Loving v. Virginia in a Post-Racial World (with Rose Villazor, Cambridge 2012).

Prof. Maillard focuses on family law, civil liberties, and popular culture. He has written about and lectured on sex, race, and family in the United States.  At Syracuse, he teaches Family Law, Trusts & Estates, Adoption Law, and Popular Culture.

Professor Maillard received his B.A. in Public Policy from Duke University, his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Michigan.  Originally from Oklahoma, he is a member of the Seminole Nation, Mekesukey Band. He splits time between Manhattan and upstate New York.

Today’s show was a mixed bag!  You’ll have to listen to find out what $10,000 and history and James Baldwin all have to do with one another.  You can also subscribe on itunes and never miss another episode.  I’ll be back two weeks from today after spring break!  Happy holiday!-Heidi Durrow

I was excited to talk to Jennifer Frappier this week about her documentary-in-progress, Chill.  Chill is all about Jenni’s journey to discovering more about her fertility and the option of freezing her eggs for a future pregnancy if needed.  She explains the project much better: “Chill is a documentary film about balancing life, career and cheating the biological clock.”  Listen to the show here or download the episode from itunes (and make sure you subscribe too)!You’ll learn more about her as she joins me as a co-host in some upcoming podcast episodes!–Heidi Durrow