Hey Yall, Que Lo Que?

Hey Yall, Que Lo Que?

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Hey Yall, Que Lo Que? episodes

  • HYQLQ #13: Engineering Bajan Art: Jissor's Basement

    Hey Y'all! On this episode Liz and Bernard interview a local visual artist from Barbados! With free art drops, brewery graphics, and graffiti that can be seen on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Jissor's art touches all audiences and continues spreading love across the city.

    48 min
  • HYQLQ #10: Folk Art for ATL Folks

    Bernard and Liz explore Folk Art by visiting a sculpture park in downtown Atlanta and eating at a local restaurant. Thank you 1996 Olympics for the park, and thank you southern chefs for the food!

    34 min
  • HYQLQ #7: A Salute to our Soldiers

    In their last episode of 2020, Liz and Bernard interview Richie Rodriguez: a promising Dominican-American baseball player that grew to serve his country and give his life for it, if needed. They explore Dominican culture and American patriotism while paying respects to soldiers.

    54 min
  • HYQLQ #6: Comfort Food for Thought

    Happy Thanksgiving Y'all! This week, Liz and Bernard talk about some of the comfort foods they grew up with. Liz talks back-of-the-box magic and Bernard shares some mouth-watering  delicacies. 

    37 min
  • HYQLQ #5: The Sounds that Raised Us

    What’s the soundtrack to impromptu tropical vacations and underaged rock concerts? This episode, Bernard and Liz talk about the music that raised them. Liz describes Southern Rock's influence, while Bernard paints Bachata's legacy. 

    40 min
  • HYQLQ #4: The Art of Storytelling Pt. 2

    They say Virginia is for lovers... or is it? This week Bernard and Liz interview Liz’s parents- two Virginia runaways who wrote their love story on a Cajun getaway and the idea that when love pulls in your driveway you hop in and don’t look back!

    40 min

About Hey Yall, Que Lo Que?

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Two best friends who are unmarried, childless "adults" pushin' 30 discuss family, friends, current events, and cultural parallels