Abstract: This podcast features the Spanglish reading of “My Brother the Mexican,” which follows the relationship of two American siblings raised in Mexico. From country music, to cowboy boots and … Continue reading My Brother the Mexican

Gringos Mexicanos

My Brother the Mexican

“Gringos Mexicanos” features engaging stories, discussions and interviews on relevant intercultural topics in Spanglish, English and Spanish. The narrative voice in these podcasts provides a unique perspective broadening dialogue(s) on Mexican American / Chicanx identity. It questions times of fixed borders and selected national identities. These podcasts serve as engaged scholarship, free of use and beneficial for higher-education faculty/staff from any discipline and/or High School educators. Scroll down to see “classroom discussion guides.” The podcast features Spanglish stories told by K. Angelique Dwyer, and relevant commentary by academics, professionals and community members on: identity negotiation, gender dynamics, death, spirituality, pets, siblings, sexuality, family relations, classism, religion, rituals and rites of passage.

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