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-Shit has hit the fan with our lives, jokes on us.
-Drake and Kendrick just need to kiss
-Don’t stop the music 
-Latina MedSpa
-Dune
-There was a scary guy on the plane 
-Meatball subs
-The dark arts of marketing/advertising
-Are protests effective anymore?
-The gentrification of working class items
-I was homophobic with a gay dog once
-Don’t give up on your OfferUp items

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Interviewing Tina Arroyos IG: @__tinalatina__ 

Tina is a self taught Queer Chicana artist from Santa Ana, Orange County. In this interview we talk a lot about her upbringing. Being a teen mom, realizing she’s gay, and partying at a young age. She talks about not realizing she was an artist until later on in life. Being a bully. Getting herself into therapy and evolving. We also discuss her recent diagnosis with ADHD in her 50s. 

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Interviewing Andrea Ramirez IG: @Mextica

Andrea is a community taught artist based in Los Angeles. In this interview we talk about her journey of becoming an artist. We talk about how she created her artist name. She explains some of the history, traditions, and culture behind her art. We talk about “the rules” of becoming an artist. How sometimes we self sabotage and need to figure out how to unlock those barriers for ourselves. Andrea teaches yoga so we also get into the benefits and some history of yoga and the exploitation of it.  She explains the difference between actual fears and fears we create for ourselves and how recognizing those differences has overall benefited her career as an artist and a person. 

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-We talk $20 an hour
-Nickelodeon and that documentary..
-Generational wealth 
-People using their culture as the only source for content 

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Interviewing Garth Trinidad IG: @garthtrinidad

Garth is a Los Angeles based dj, radio personality and overall a music lover amongst many of his other roles. Garth is well known for his previous music supervisor/dj role at KCRW. KCRW (89.9) is a public radio station based in Los Angeles. In this episode we talk about how Garth began his career, what he thinks about the future for radio and journalism. I ask him questions about artists that have changed his mind. Why he left KCRW. What he thinks about Drake and Anderson .Paak. How he finds music. How he feels about the reputation of djs. What he's currently listening to and a good rant that most people can agree on. 

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Flirting vs Cheating

Guys and girls being friends 

Having friends that you’ve slept with 

Staying friends with your ex 

Following your ex on social media 

Who moves on faster?

Anxious attachment and avoidant attachment 

Texting another girl when he was drunk

Fetishes

Being offered to get enhanced..

Going to sleep mad

LIB reunion

Can you go deeper? 

Marry Fuck or Kill 

Casper the friendly ghost

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Interviewing Yesika Salgado IG: @yesikastarr

Yesika is a Los Angeles based Salvadoran poet and author of Corazón, Tesoro and Hermosa. In this interview we talk about a little of everything. We talk about gentrification in both of our hometowns, being diagnosed with bipolar II as a teenager, being fetishized by men online, the latest Love is Blind Gossip and the symbolism behind those 27 floors of graffiti. 

Additionally, (since this is a 2hr episode lol) we talk about people buying into trends and hype when you’re not from LA. She tells me about people placing her in a box and them wanting her to be what they perceived her to be when they first met her. We talk about big opportunities she’s turned down because they didn’t align with who she is. Yesika shouts out a lot of her loved ones and some of her favorite places to eat. We even get into discussing male podcasters and a common experience that women relate to, being guests on some of these shows. 

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Just going on rants in this episode. 
Ariana Grande, Logic, Smashmouth and Love is Blind conversation. 

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Interview with Georgina Avilez IG: @iamgeorginaavilez

Georgina Avilez is the senior program director for Mother's Against Drunk Driving and is also one of the co- organizers for a monthly community mixer that takes place at La Placita Olvera. Georgina is in the process of writing her own books, one being dedicated to her dad's recent diagnosis with dementia. In this interview she talks about how she started her career, overcoming loss, being an introvert with an alter ego, the importance of storytelling and community organizing. Prior to this interview Georgina had sent me a letter that is dedicated to her loved one, it represents her healing process, grief, self realization and self acceptance.