What does it mean to be half-Filipino? And how does it affect your choices and identity? Join half-Pinay Leila Jerusalem as she dives into the stories of those who live it every day. With an international lineup of guests, our conversations paint a portrait of the artists, athletes, trailblazers and luminaries who defy categorization and redefine what it means to be Filipino.
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What does it mean to be half-Filipino? And how does it affect your choices and identity? Join half-Pinay Leila Jerusalem as she dives into the stories of those who live it every day. With an international lineup of guests, our conversations paint a portrait of the artists, athletes, trailblazers and luminaries who defy categorization and redefine what it means to be Filipino.
EP. 5: Erik Escobar: Filipino-Mexican Comedian and TEDxSpeaker
Partially Pinoy
43 minutes 23 seconds
4 years ago
EP. 5: Erik Escobar: Filipino-Mexican Comedian and TEDxSpeaker
Erik Escobar is a comedian who has performed all over the United States at clubs, colleges, and theatres independently, with the Almost Asian Comedy Tour, and opening for acts such as Rex Navarrete and Jerry Seinfeld. You can catch him on NBC's Last Comic Standing, Buzzfeed, VH1, and this season of I Can See Your Voice on FOX. Erik recently released a TEDxTalk. In today's episode we dissect Erik's identity as a Filipino-Mexican growing up in Los Angeles and how this experience is connected to his comedy.
Partially Pinoy
What does it mean to be half-Filipino? And how does it affect your choices and identity? Join half-Pinay Leila Jerusalem as she dives into the stories of those who live it every day. With an international lineup of guests, our conversations paint a portrait of the artists, athletes, trailblazers and luminaries who defy categorization and redefine what it means to be Filipino.
