If you had the platform to share ideas to affect change, what would you want to see change in your community? This week we discuss some dream ideas for what we believe would make a better and more understood society.

This week we talk about growing up in a Spanish speaking household, what it was like and how different it is now that we have partners who aren’t Spanish speaking. How much of a factor is language in relation to your identity?

Parte Dos: First Generation Expectations Around Work

Decision making... Who weighs in? Do you make decisions on your own? Does your family weigh in? What defines a good job? Financial Stability, Flexibility, Autonomy… We dive into this space during this week’s episode.

What school should you go to? How do you decide what to major in? This isn't always an easy choice, especially when you're not well informed and have no one to guide you. Once in school, we first-gens have striking experiences that we can't always shake off. In this episode we share our experiences in attending undergrad/graduate school and selecting our colleges and majors.

Everyone feels imposter syndrome at some point in their lives. Am I qualified to do this job? Am I supposed to be at this school? We've all been there and we know that feeling is amplified when you're the first in your family to enter "corporate jobs" and higher education spaces. We dive into this topic in more detail.

A brief introduction of who the co-hosts Sarah Bonilla and Diana Candelejo are and why they decided to launch this podcast.