GERRY NÚÑEZ | NO HAY NEGROS EN EL TÍBET | Episodio 62 | Podium Podcast

And with a heavy heart, this seventh season of the podcast comes to an end. But we do so without solemn or sad farewells, because you know it's only a see you later. Furthermore, we close this season with the satisfaction of having made you laugh, we know that sometimes we made you cry, other times we made you angry (very angry 😈), and sometimes even made you stop and reflect on something that was discussed in this little corner of Tibet we share with you. Therefore, we close this season by thanking everyone in our own way, with this episode featuring the Catalan voice actor, comedian, and content creator Gerry Núñez, whom you can hear in many anime series and films, for example. 00:00 – We start strong: Introduction, initial chaos, and the show's tone 02:05 – What does your voice sound like?: “Puss in Boots with a hangover” and the first laughs 04:20 – Traveling to America isn't what it seems: The myth of “making it big in Argentina” 06:55 – Being Black and doing comedy in Spain: Irony, discomfort, and everyday prejudices 12:10 – Do Black voices exist?: The start of the great debate about dubbing and skin color 15:00 – Getting into dubbing by chance: From imitating at home to professional studios 21:05 – Talent vs. quota: Hiring for ability or just to meet a quota? 27:20 – Accents, culture, and characters: Who should dub whom? (and why) 36:10 – Representation and quality: When the diversity check fails 49:20 – Geeks, anime, and pop culture: One Piece, Star Wars, and geek pride 58:45 – Black characters in white worlds: Harry Potter, elves, and cultural controversies 01:07:40 – Don't come out with a closed opinion: Final reflection and season finale