On Episode #168, we sit down with Berenice Alcalá and Zuzuky Monarez. Two powerful Latina women in our community who are influencers in their respective fields while on DACA. Learn more about what drives them to excel in their professions and why they want to inspire you to push forward if you share their same legal status.

Co Host: Elena Ramirez

Tune in as some of the most influential Black leaders in Arkansas discuss Black Lives Matter, Police Brutality, Racism in Arkansas, among many other issues affecting the Black Community in our nation. Thank you for listening. 

Our guest this week is the Democratic Candidate for District 94 State Representative, Jené Huffman-Gilreath!

On Episode #97 we talk with Lilia Carrillo who is a community organizer and mother of the late Chyna Carrillo. Chyna was a Latina Trans Woman who was tragically murdered in February of this year. Lilia talks about raising Chyna, loving her and ultimately discusses her daughter's passing. We appreciate Lilia sharing all of these stories with us. Thank you all for listening. 

The artwork on this episode was created by the folks at Intransitive and the Center For Artistic Revolution. 

In this episode, we sit down with Alexander Gold, the owner of the up-and-coming pro wrestling company Diamond State Wrestling. He shares with us his excitement for the company's debut show, taking place this Sunday in Springdale. Alexander gives us a sneak peek into the high-energy, action-packed event and the talented wrestlers that will be taking the stage. He also talks about his vision for the company and how he hopes to make a big impact in the world of professional wrestling. Don't miss this episode as we get a behind-the-scenes look at the birth of a new wrestling powerhouse.

You can purchase tickets here: https://app.promotix.com/events/details/Diamond-State-Wrestling-tickets?mibextid=Zxz2cZ

In this episode, we will discuss the recent decision by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders to ban the use of the term "Latinx" in state and government documents. We will explore the reasoning behind this decision, as well as the reactions and responses from the Latinx community and others. Join us as we delve into this controversial topic and consider the implications of language and identity in politics.

This week we were joined by Gaby Treviño and Florencio. Organizers for the Ozarker Worker's Association. On January 15th they are hosting a free store where people in need can come get clothes, food and hygiene products for FREE. Learn more about the amazing work they are doing. Give the episode a listen!

You can make a monetary donation to the free store here: Cash App: $gabytrevinog Venmo: @gabytrevino @ever-villalobos-27

We sat down with Victor Velazquez who is the Founder of Natural State Title and we discuss his journey to being sober, his battles with addiction and his triumphs in opening the first Latino owned title company in Arkansas. 

We sat down with Mabarin Pacheco who is a designer, entrepreneur and Co Founder of the 479 Swap Meet in Northwest Arkansas.