Cabronas y Chingonas

This week (or several weeks ago when he visited Dallas) we're joined by FavyFav of Latinos Who Lunch podcast to talk about our childhood favorites. We talk about Roseanne, A Different World, Harry Potter, and so many more TV shows!

We're not ready for Halloween to be over! FriedPapita and (mostly) Myte decided to cover representation in horror films! Starting with the fantastically latinx Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones. Myte also talked about Hush, a film about a deaf woman who fights off a torturous killer. FriedPapita talks about her struggle watching two older films in her least favorite genre, consisting of Sleepaway Camp and Alucarda. Things weren't always so progressive in the media, especially for queer people.

FriedPapita and Myte explore positive interracial relationships between women within the film The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love and the amazing episode of Netflix's Black Mirror, San Junipero.

FriedPapita and Myte decided to dedicate an entire episode to queerbaiting in television! Myte talks about the CW shows Riverdale, The 100, and Supergirl. FriedPapita tells her about Dracula, Game of Thrones, and 2 Broke Girls!

Cabronas y Chingonas are joined by their sister podcast, Not All Millennials! Madame Lazet and Joe help us talk about the magical Cartoon Network show, Steven Universe, and how it provides representation for youth in regards to gender, sexuality, race, and more.

Aaron joins FriedPapita in explaining the four stories within Cuatro Lunas, a film about identity and facing your fears. Myte tells them about the beautiful relationship of Lafayette and Jesus in the show True Blood. They dive into a bit of their experiences in Mexico and find common ground.

Myte and FriedPapita GO OFF about the American Horror Story: Cult premiere! Myte goes over the representation she found within the Asylum and Hotel seasons of the show. FriedPapita shares what Glee (and Brittana) means to her today. This may or may not be a Ryan Murphy bashing.

FriedPapita talks about La Luciérnaga, or The Firefly, another film that will hit you in the feels with a twist on your normal romantic plot. Myte runs through a brief history on queer women in DC and Marvel comics. They also stray from their topics and into The Legend of Korra, a favorite of theirs.

Myte and FriedPapita dive into bisexual representation in the media! Specifically, the Netflix original Gypsy (which has been officially canceled but they don't know that yet) and the film Appropriate Behavior.