About Bitch Talk Podcast
Bitch Talk is a podcast that boldly and unapologetically highlights the ongoing need for BIPOC women representation in media, film, and the arts. The show features thoughtful and fun interviews of marginalized and indie voices working as performers, comedians, independent filmmakers, and activists. Bitch Talk co-hosts Erin Lim and Ange Tabora engage the audience through witty banter and unfiltered honesty.
Founded by Erin Lim in 2013, the show has grown from dining room table recordings to partnerships with Reimagine End of Life, That’s What She Said, and the San Francisco Women’s March, as well as participation at the Sundance Film Festival. The show features interviews from Ron Howard, Barry Jenkins, W. Kamau Bell, Olivia Wilde, John C. Reilly, Daveed Diggs, Lulu Wang, and many more. In October 2020, Bitch Talk will celebrate its 500th episode. The podcast is produced by Charlene Goto of GoTo Productions.
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Lisa Yadao - Roots & Wings (Paper Tongue Productions)
Lisa Yadao is a badass producer/director/screenwriter that we first met at a Center for Asian American Media event in 2018. We bonded over our mutual love…
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Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth To Power Director Abby Ginzberg
Director Abby Ginzberg is giving us life in episode 602 of the podcast. Abby is the director of the upcoming documentary Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth To…
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Basic Bitching from Portland!
We have another basic bitch for your asses, this time on location in Portland, Oregon! We came to film a scene for a (super secret) film,…
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Blindspotting T.V. Series Co-Creator & Actor Rafael Casal
It was our sincere pleasure having the co-creator, showrunner, actor (and East Bay native!) of the Starz TV show Blindspotting - Rafael Casal back on…
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CAAMFest 21 - The Race Epidemic with Filmmakers Tony Shyu & Ron Wong
We celebrated AAPI history month at the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) Festival, this time focusing on a documentary called The Race Epidemic . The…
