At a time of widespread binary and polarized thinking, Hybridia is a podcast for more nuanced conversations between those who find themselves at the intersections of multiple cultures and identities.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAt a time of widespread binary and polarized thinking, Hybridia is a podcast for more nuanced conversations between those who find themselves at the intersections of multiple cultures and identities.
Recent episodes include "Episode 17: “The Factory” w/ Jon McCurley" (28 September 2026, 59 minutes), "Episode 16: “Punk Mermaids in the Grotto” w/ Monika Uchiyama" (14 September 2026, 71 minutes), and "Recap: Season 2 w/ Kirby & Saki (& Kiwi)" (26 January 2026, 29 minutes).
Hybridia publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 61 minutes across 20 episodes.
Booking probability for Hybridia is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Hybridia requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Hybridia's contact route on record: verified email.
Hybridia is a society podcast with 20 episodes published.
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Episode #17
Our guest today is Jon McCurley, who works in performance, film, sculpture, and comedy. We discuss his art projects “Monsters of the World” and “Taste Test,” which explore the connections between the Cadbury chocolate...
We’re back for our 3rd season (!) and we’re kicking it off with Monika Uchiyama , an artist, interpreter, and translator based in Tokyo and NYC. Monika is a fascinating person and we’re so grateful we got to speak with...
<p>Saki and Kirby reflect on how it was to record and release the second season of Hybridia. They discuss becoming more comfortable in their roles as hosts and also how they're continuing to engage with their cultural...
<p>Our guest today is traci kato-kiriyama, and we were fortunate enough to speak with such a self-professed hybrid as we close out our second season. tkk is a transdisciplinary artist, recognized for their work as a...
<p>Our guest today is Prima Jalichandra-Sakuntabhai. They were born in Thailand and are now based in St Paul, MN, but they’re a true citizen of the world, having lived and studied in many places in between. We discuss...
<p>Our guest today is paparouna. They are a queer non-binary disabled storyweaver, worldbuilder, writer, translator, and educator, born and raised in Athens, Greece and currently living in Colorado, USA. They are a...
<p>Our guest today is Tiffany Smith. Tiffany is an interdisciplinary artist from the Caribbean diaspora working in photography, video, installation, and assemblage. In this episode we talk about Tiffany’s upbringing in...
<p>Our guest today is Shyaporn Theerakulstit, a Thai-American born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and based in New York City. He is a man of many labels: actor, writer, director, new media creator, martial artist...
<p>When we spoke to Bela she was on a summer break from teaching at the University of Iowa, and was visiting family in the Chicagoland suburbs. She had just returned from an epic trip to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and the...
<p>In this episode we talk to Bonnie Han Jones, a Korean-American improvising musician, poet, and educator working primarily with electronic sound and text. Her work explores noise, sonic identity, listening, and sound...
<p>In this episode we spoke with Joseph M. Pierce, a writer and professor at Stony Brook University, where he is the founding director of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative. We talk about his new...
Hybridia
<p>Saki and Kirby reflect on what it feels like to release the first season of Hybridia. They also discuss future dreams for the show and make a humble plea to Keanu Reeves to become Hybridia's producer.</p><p><br...
<p>In this episode we spoke with writer Ahsan Butt. We discuss his hometown of Brampton, Ontario then versus now, living in the US as a Muslim post 9/11, watching horror movies to process grief, the feeling of being...
<p>In this episode we spoke with Nigerian British filmmaker Ayo Akingbade, who was visiting Los Angeles for a screening of her film “Keep Looking.” We discussed several of her films, including her experience shooting on...
<p>In this episode, we spoke with Colombian-American artist, Catalina Alvarez, who visited Saki at her apartment for this interview. Catalina’s first language is Spanish and we talk about her choice to continue speaking...
<p>In this episode, we spoke with Colombian-American comedian, performance artist, writer, and filmmaker Kat Toledo. We talk about Kat’s experience in alt-comedy and how many of her characters are hybrid entities, like...
<p>In this episode we spoke with Salvadoran-American writer Darrow Farr, also known as Darri, who was visiting New York and stopped by my apartment for the interview. We talk with Darri about reconnecting with her...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode we spoke with Vietnamese-American artist and writer Morgan Võ, who generously agreed to be our first guest. We met Morgan while studying art at the Cooper Union and discuss growing up in our...
<p>In this episode we talk about the confusions and joys of being biracial. We introduce ourselves by talking about our basic history, why we wanted to start this podcast, and our Asian parents’ love of gatekeeper...
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