It’s Giving

It’s Giving

By DrozzzeeSociety & Culture
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It’s Giving episodes

  • Off the Top of My Head

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    Episode with @lordlucid_ -Girl Dinner -Swamp vibes -Snapchat-Cage matching -Sparkles or Sandpaper -UPN 13 -Disney Channel original movies -It's a whole day for hair-Traction alopecia-Hair loss -Hair removal-Skin
    58 min
  • Pick Me Episode

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    Jesse doesn't have glasses in this episode. We're talking about power dynamics in the entertainment industry. Epstein's flight logs. Appropriating psychedelics and ritual ceremonies. What's cool and what's cringe. Pick me girls and whipped guys. Why did I piss him off? lol 


    56 min
  • Metamorphosis w/ Yolanda Gonzalez

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    Interviewing Yolanda Gonzalez IG: @yolandagonzalezart


    Yolanda is a prolific multimedia Chicana artist based in Los Angeles. In this interview we talk about Yolanda's influences, her creative process and inspiration. She talks about being the quiet introverted kid that eventually found herself through art. We talk about forming a girl band and the importance of healing yourself through passion and creativity. She explains her thought process behind the artwork series Metamorphosis while also mourning the passing of her mom and the emotions that carry with losing a loved one. Yolanda pays tribute to her younger self, the black sheep that dreamt of having a magical life; while also honoring children, and senior citizens that are often times overlooked or not taken seriously. We talk about the importance of giving back to your community and advice she has for anyone pursuing art. 



    57 min
  • Barrio Drive w/ Atziri Pena (Jacks)

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    Interviewing Atziri aka Jacks IG: @Barriodrive Jacks and Yajahira are sisters and the owners of Barrio Drive (previously known as) Adelita's Apparel. Barrio Drive is an undocumented, Latinx owned brand based in Los Angeles. The brand is inspired by Jacks' and Yajahira's love and pride for their culture communicated through creative designs and prints centered around self love and the many layers of communidad; immigration, Virgen de Guadalupe, our love for pan dulce, mercadito tiger prints and the complexities of intersectionality. In this episode we talk about Jacks' upbringing, being the shy kid, DACA, community, being unapologetic, the growth of Barrio Drive, the name change, and Freeing Palestine. 

    1 hr
  • It’s Our Anniversary!

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    Jasmin’s last episode for a while, she’s transitioning… into a non civilian. It’s ALSO the podcast 1 year anniversary! Talking points: When gift giving goes too far in platonic friendships. Men and women that misinterpret niceness for someone being interested them. Mommy and daddy issues. Women not being held accountable for taking advantage of others. Men and women being too masculine in todays present. Shoot your shot but don’t be creepy and aggressive (guys!). Women being too hard on other women. The sad truth of molestation. Why it’s important to put yourself in other people’s shoes. Britney and her knives. The beauty of podcasting and time capsules.
    1 hr 27 min
  • After the 4loko: Spooky Edition

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    No interview! Just a spooky, fun, relatable episode with Monica Santana @sunsetgirll. We talk about 4lokos and the after effects. We’re reading cards. We’re talking hocus pocus and astrology. Teaching the origins of Halloween. Do you believe in ghosts? Near death experiences. Ever seen a dead person? The unexplainable.
    1 hr 26 min
  • Hello Stranger w/ Angela Romero

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    Interviewing Angela Romero IG: @candyassla @hellostrangerlaAngela is the owner/founder of Hello Stranger venue and bar and The Hello Stranger Foundation a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. Hello Stranger is a combination of Angela's love for music, culture and community. In this interview I talk to Angela about her back story before Hello Stranger. The love she has for her city. Doing what she wants to see the world do. Traveling and hostels. Lowrider stereotypes. Fashion and FIDM. Breakdancing and flyer parties. Art Laboe and oldies music. Trademarks and lawsuits. Nonprofit by day, venue by night. Skid row and Tranq. Social causes and community development. Being resilient and moving forward from your past. 

    1 hr 11 min
  • Dead Friends w/ Diana and Selma

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    Interviewing Diana and Selma IG: @dopeitdk @selmayarely @dfla.shop

    Diana and Selma are the owners and creators of DFLA and Mercado Northeast. In this interview we talk about their experience being Latina entrepreneurs, the importance of community, and the challenges they've experienced building on their own. We talk about their background and neighborhood. Why college isnt always for everyone. Advice they would give to people looking to start their own business. The complexity behind the word ghetto. Their experiences of racism. Hustle mentality. Vandalism in their store. Wanting to give up. Learning and being proud of yourself along the way. 


    EVENT: DIA DEL LOS DEAD FRIENDS 11/05/23 @mercadonortheast

    53 min

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Some days I like interviewing creatives, entrepreneurs, community oriented people, and people with inspiring stories. Other days I like going on funny rants or having  serious or not serious…