Enrique Cerna’s podcast pulls no punches

03/01/22 • 26 min

Enrique Cerna and Matt Chan, two veterans of television work, had many conversations as people of color in the industry and in the United States. They decided to start a podcast, Chino Y Chicano, to talk about the tough complexities of race, and invite guests to join those discussions.

Cerna, an alum and Regent of Washington State University, discusses the start of the podcast, the guests they’ve talked to and topics they covered, and other topics from personal history to advice for aspiring journalists of color.

Read about Cerna’s life, work, and the podcast in “Talk the walk,” Fall 2021 issue of Washington State Magazine.

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03/01/22 • 26 min

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Enrique Cerna:
We didn't want to code switch, meaning that you know, for people of color often times when you are in a White world, you might talk differently. So we didn't want to do that. We wanted to be blunt about who we are and what our concerns are, where we're coming from. And we wanted to hear from other people who would talk the same way.
Larry Clark:
Enrique Cerna and his friend Matt Chan, both veterans of the television business, started their podcast to examine issues ar

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