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From childhood to teenmotherhood to adulthood to therapyhood no obstacles have been too big that she couldn’t overcome to accomplish her goals and achieve her dreams. A chingona therapist that can relate! We celebrate you and every women on this women’s HERstory month.

Check out this great conversation with the vato, the artista, the cool Dean. Yes that one vato that doesn’t say much but does a lot, that one artista that creates unique artwork, that one “cool Dean of student’s” we all wish we would of had and/or needed for inspiration, guidance and cultural relevance.

There's the man with the master plan then there's the man with the connections; Ruben Torres from Love Thy Neighbor. A truly talented community oriented person who's humbleness will overshadow his many talents, accomplishments, and struggles but never his mission! Take a listen and let us know what you think!

Meet Dr. Fabiola Bagula, a Mother, Friend, Educator, Leader, Writer, Blogger, and all around Bad Ass Mujer! Take a listen and let us know what you think!

You know em as Beto Perez, but we turn the tables for this one and hear a part of Luis Alberto Perez's story! From being a DACA recipient to his journey through life and becoming a Radio DJ. Give em a listen and share!

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September is Suicide Awareness month and on this episode we learn from Gilberto Ardilla, aka GPA, as he explains the healing process for the family and friends on such a tragedy.

Hear from Rene Acevedo as he talks about Three Generations of Lowriding, fatherhood, entrepreneurship, and other things!

We sit with Miguel Alatorre, aka Commander,  and listen to his story on life before, during, and after serving in the US Army as well as a few other things he is too humble to mention. 

Meet Juan Carlos Lozano, a recent Graduate of the Class of 2020! We chop it up on graduation during these times of COVID-19, music, business, and the future.

Were in the middle of a pandemic and one of our biggest cultural events in the city was impacted by it. No Chicano Park Day Celebration this year...