Myte had the pleasure of interviewing Julio Salgado, a queer, Latinx artist living in L.A. They talk about being undocumented and using art as a form of activism, his web series Undocumented and Awkward, and finding himself represented in the media. From Will and Grace to One Day at a Time, we talk about shows and films that have shaped who we are today.

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The sequel to episode 2, "Anything for Elenas" is here! One Day at a Time has stolen out hearts with it's second season. FriedPapita tells us what exactly got the tears flowing and Myte talks about how the second binge made her feel. FYI: we start the episode off spoiler-free and formally apologize for the pronoun struggle.

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This week we are covering family! FriedPapita talks about rewatching a childhood favorite, Mi Familia, and what it means to her now. Myte covers the short-lived television series American Family (also known as American Family: Journey of Dreams) and the vast amount of topics it covered in just a few episodes. Of course, we had to bring in some of our own family's experiences, too.

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We finally get to say Happy New Year! Kind of. Back in Dallas, FriedPapita and Myte watched the Golden Globe nominated Call Me By Your Name and are now taking the time to review it! Myte pairs this with the long-running show Shameless. This is our second long distance recording (a few pre-recorded eps are coming your way) and we hope it's as enjoyable as it usually is.

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This week is about Las Feministas! While talking about the Dolores Huerta documentary and The CW's Jane the Virgin, Myte and FriedPapita get into the complicated nature of non-diverse people creating diverse media. They also discuss having to unlearn anti-feminist values and the struggle of getting a decent education in Texas.

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Go back in time with us to discuss the iconic Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal! Today we're switching it up by having FriedPapita tell us about the Amazon Prime original show, Mozart in the Jungle! Myte follows this with a film that put Gael on the map, Y Tu Mamá También.

FriedPapita renews her hood card by watching and reviewing the Queen Latifah classic, Set It Off! Myte pairs this with the TNT show Claws, starring Niecy Nash. They also find the value in watching trashy reality television!

Happy holidays from the Cabronas y Chingonas! In this episode we talk about our Podcasterio Fest experience and try to get into the Christmas spirit. FriedPapita talks about her love/hate relationship with the film Carol and Myte gives a non-spoilery (for once) review of Coco. Bear with us, for this is our first ever long distance recording!

This episode is all about Guillermo Del Toro, the Mexican screenwriter, director, and producer of films. FriedPapita explores Pacific Rim, a higher budget Hollywood film that Del Toro created just a few years ago. Myte dissects Pan's Labyrinth, a more personal project of his that has maintained it's popularity for over a decade.

This week, FriedPapita and Myte banter about Rebelde, the epic telenovela from the mid-2000's! FriedPapita also discusses Joven y Alocada, a film for your queer millennial soul. Myte talks about the Audience Network show, You Me Her, also known as the first polyamorous comedy. They both get into how sitcoms serve as a stepping stone for progressiveness in the media.