After a week long hiatus we are back! Listen as we give a little review of the cinematic master piece Five Nights at Freddie's, and the move into talking about a real masterpiece 'Real Women Have Curves.' Listen as we analyze and talk about how such a great film went under the radar and compare the similarities to Lady Bird. While both films are great and do so much in terms on women representation in film, we focus our attention on the older and more diverse 'Real Women Have Curves."

BOO! Did we scare you? Well maybe by listening to our Halloween special you might get a little frightened. In this special edition of the podcast we make up a spooky story while implementing certain halloween props that we pick at random from a spooky basket. Then as any good latinos, we spend the second half of the episode comparing and contrasting two Dia de los Muertos movies(Coco and the Book of Life), in our first ever rendition of the segment Movie Match up! Stay tuned for that and more (Bad Bunny on SNL) on this weeks episode of the Hand Me Down Podcast!

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Nothing is scarier to a first and second generation latino than pushing art as as a career. In this episode Natalia and Alan dive deep into their experience as they chose to pursue filmmaking. Before all that terror, they discuss Bad Bunny and the back lash he's been receiving as well as their favorite halloween specials growing up. As they talk about Goosebumps they realize a new show is coming out on Hulu and Disney +, tune in to hear their thought about this and more on episode of the Hand Me Down Podcast! (This podcast was recorded before Bad Bunny's new album and the Goosebumps show came out).

On this ghoulish episode of the podcast, Natalia and Alan discuss everything ghosts, duendes, and brujas. Listen as they react to Mexican duende and bruja videos. After all the spooky fun is over they transition to talk about the music they listened to growing up as latinos and how that affected what they listen to today. Give to todays episode a listen before we tell the duendes !

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What do Hot Cheetos and Chocolate Abuelita have in common? According to Alan they are both going to be banned in the US, listen as Natalia and Alan discuss these obvious attacks against the Latino community in todays episode. After a crying sesh over the loss of Hot Cheetos they move on to discuss Latino representation that they saw in the media as kids growing up in the 2000s, these works extend from Dora to Beverly Hills Chihuahua to iCarly???? Find out more by giving today episode a listen!

While looking glamorous in the new lighting set up, besties Alan and Natalia explore the viral videos that have come across their social media; one being fun, while the other... a little questionable. After singing about bilingual dogs and proposing the #raiseyourkidsrightchallenge, they take a deep dive into the new Amazon Prime film, A Million Miles Away (2023, Dir. Alejandra Marquez) starring Michael Peña and Rosa Salazar. Listen as they discuss how Latine filmmakers create authentic and textured Latine stories with representation that is out of this world!

Best friends Natalia and Alan kick off their first podcast episode with a bang! After a quick introduction, they hop into talking about something that was handed down to both of them through the course of their life and explore the lore behind it. After that they discuss their own Latino stereotypes or archetypes that they currently inhabit or have taken apart of. Alan talks about being a "Mexican soccer kid" and his journey of becoming a "foo" after the influence of popular Latino YouTuber Supereeego who made series such as "Cholo Adventures" and "You Know You're Mexican if...". Natalia then ends the episode talking about her softball girl stereotype and her latino emo stereotype.

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We are Hand Me Down Podcast! Join us as we have studious yet comical conversations about the Latino world around us! We talk about multigenerational latine issues, latino representation in film and tv, and also stupid trends on Tik Tok and pop culture! Come laugh and think with us!