Diving into the Discourse: Episode 1, a Conversation about the Movies with Nate Thomas
In the inaugural episode of Diving Into the Discourse, host Carmen Ramos Chandler talks to California State University, Northridge film professor Nate Thomas about the state of the movie business, and the roles people of color and their stories can play in its future.
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