¡holayazola!

Hola ya Zola co-hosts, Yathrip & Diana Selena, sit down with Taylor Moss & Alyssa Rodriguez from Democracy North Carolina, a non-partisan organization that advocates for voter rights, a reduction in big money in politics, and true democracy. In this episode, they discuss disenfranchisement, what it is, who it affects, and how we can protect our vote.

Hola ya Zola co-hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Piedmont Triad native, Courtney James, and have an intriguing conversation about her transportation company, equity, and economic mobility.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome local spoken word artist and founder of the Poetry Project, Josephus Thompson III as they delve into his journey into spoken word and arts as a catalyst for identity formation.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome you into the world of podcasting by sharing their experience as podcast hosts for the past year.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Donte Henderson as he discusses his experience as an entrepreneur, personal chef, and some of his speciality food items.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome May Banzine as she discusses her experience as an entrepreneur, natural skincare products, and just a touch of Sudani history.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Will Robles as he delves into the topic of what is credit, interest fees, loans, and staying out of debt.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Doha Medani, co-founder of Muslim Women For, a social justice non-profit organization that focuses on political education, leadership development, relationship building, and grassroots organizing.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Zain Khan from Houston, Texas as he discusses leveraging your ethnicity and background in the workplace, what it’s like to work in Corporate America, diversity versus inclusivity, and more.

Hola ya Zola hosts, Yathrip and Diana Selena, welcome Sergeant Victor Sanchez from the Greensboro Police Department as he discusses police and the media, negative perceptions of the police, the representation of a Hispanic in the police force, and more.