Latinas Take the Lead

She is described as the Latina Martha Stewart-with a dash of Oprah optimism! This week we sit down with artist, author, designer & speaker Kathy Cano-Murillo also known as Crafty Chica!!! 

From having her own line at Michaels and a best-selling book, Forever Frida, Cano-Murillo has been crafting for over 20 years. You have probably followed some of her fun and culturally themed craft videos on Tik Tok, Instagram or Youtube. 

In this interview she shares details about her next big project, her morning routine, and how she's taking matters into her own hands and trying to help change certain laws for the good of the blogging space. Crafty Chica is a force!

You can find her website on CraftyChica.com 

Follow her on Instagram at @craftychica

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Oh my God Becky… do you remember Sir Mix-a- Lot’s 90’s video, "Baby Got Back?" Today’s guest, Mexican-American filmmaker Jeannette Godoy, was the choreographer behind that iconic video and has since worked behind the scenes on dozens of projects in the TV and Film industry.

In this episode, Jeannette tells us how she jumped from ballerina to working on projects with big stars including Selena Quintanilla. Follow Jeannette on Instagram @jygodoydirector and check out her website https://www.jeannettegodoydirector.com. 

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From impersonating celebrities and politicians like J.Lo and AOC, Christina Igaraividez is a bag full of talent and surprises. She is a writer, performer, producer and storytelling coach. She has trained in comedy across Chicago, New York and Los Angeles at places like Second City, iO, and UCB. 

Her YouTube channel has received notoriety from outlets such as HuffPo, Perez Hilton, LA Weekly, Upworthy and was a finalist for the Sundance YouTube New Voices Lab. She is also a creative producer at Studio Luna, formerly known as Teatro Luna in Boyle Heights.

She is also a co-producer of an Audible Original titled Talking While Female & Other Dangerous Acts that features 25 stories from Latinas across the U.S. on the themes of risk and resilience.

Follow her at @chrixtinai or @latinaish.tv

You can also follow the WOC collaborative theatre, Studio Luna at @holastudioluna   

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Mabel Frias started her career working for major companies including Macy’s, Nordstrom and Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty. But in 2019 she and her sister launched Luna Magic, a makeup line where  Latinas could see their culture celebrated. They even beat out 40,000 applicants to make an appearance on Shark Tank. Luna Magic is now carried at major retail stores such as Target, Walmart and CVS. In this episode, Mabel shares with us how her and her sister brought their vision to life, and how her Abuela’s botanica inspired it all.

You can find Luna Magic at lunamagic.com

Follow Mabel Frias at @mabel.frias.xo

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Teresa Park has over a decade of experience advising Fortune 500 companies in marketing and business. She is a proud Asian Latina immigrant and Founder of Mujeres del Futuro, an organization she founded to help others struggling with the feeling of belonging. 

She talks to us about her multifaceted identity. From being born in Korea to moving to Honduras at the age of 8 to then coming to the US to pursue her college education-  Teresa struggled with navigating different spaces and cultures while also questioning her sense of belonging. 

Teresa started Mujeres del Futuro to foster a community of powerful and multicultural mujeres to support each other through healing and connection. Overall, she has helped over 1,800 Latinas develop their entrepreneurship skills and has led over 60 conferences, and she is not stopping now!

Follow Teresa on Instagram @teresaparkoficial 

You can find her website here teresapark.com

Find Mujeres del Futuro here: www.facebook.com/groups/mujeresdelfuturo or www.mujeresdelfuturo.com

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Milokssy Resto is the winner of HBO Max’s “The Big Shot with Bethenny Frankel” and the CEO and founder of MONARCHS, an empowering wellness brand. Milokssy takes us behind the curtains of shooting a reality show, and shares her journey to taking control of her own life and destiny by starting her own business.

Follow Milokssy on Instagram @miloves

You can find Monarchs on https://www.monarchsco.com

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They call her the Business Hada Madrina, or “the Business Fairy Godmother.”  Ashley Stoyanov is a business strategist, and author of the Eva Longoria endorsed book “Jefa in Training.” We sit down with Ashley who talks business. So, if you are looking to launch a project, grow a business, or thrive as a creative and entrepreneur we got you!! Learn how Ashley’s start in the music industry led her to where she is now, how she embraces her bicultural identity, and how she became a resource for a community of Latinas looking for their business Hada Madrina. 

Jefa in Training is available here                                                                                              Follow Ashley on Instagram @ashleykstoyanovojeda and Check out her website https://ashleykstoyanovojeda.com/. 

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Giselle Mariel Ibarra, better known as Sincerely Art, is a Mexican self taught surrealist artist. Ibarra specializes in acrylic painting, merging a world of dreams and reality in one. Giselle’s transparency and vulnerability combined with influences of nature with a twist of magic, allows for her paintings to come to life as she brings a new style of surrealism into the art industry. Giselle has also turned her art into a business as she turns her artwork into various products such as prints, stickers, hoodies, phone cases, and even purses for all to enjoy! Her creative work emanates hope, healing, and the movement of finding one's voice through passion. This Latina’s art takes you to vibrant and magical dreamscapes saturated with color and surrealist motifs. 

Follow Giselle on Instagram @sincerly.art and Twitter @sincerlyart

Check out her website sincerlyart.com

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In PART 2 of our interview with Linda Garcia, the founder of In Luz We Trust and author of “Wealth Warrior,” we dig a bit deeper into money wounds and how they hold us back from investing in ourselves.

Did you know only 0.5% of stocks are owned by Latinos? We gotta fix this, and if you haven't listened to part one, I strongly encourage you to do so right now and then come back for this episode. In part one, we talked about the very first stocks you purchased and why, and we went over some small steps to take the first step in your investment journey. 

Linda Garcia, is the founder of In Luz We Trust and author of “Wealth Warrior.” From being a single mother at a young age struggling to pay bills to becoming a business owner and having a six- figure investment, Linda has made it her life’s mission to educate other Latinas on financial literacy. After working in the TV and Entertainment Industry for 17 years, Linda decided to pivot her life after she discovered the secret to obtaining wealth: invest big and take big risks. And just like that, her Patreon, In Luz We Trust™, was created in order to teach the Latinx community about the stock market, how to invest, and how to conquer money wounds. Linda recently launched her new book, “Wealth Warrior,” which is a guide for BIPOC communities to understand and excel in the Stock Market. 

DISCLAIMER:  All information in this podcast and associated entities is for general information purposes only. I am not a  financial adviser, the content  presented in this episode is not intended to be a substitute for professional financial advice, nor should it be interpreted as such. We strongly recommend consulting with a qualified financial advisor before making any financial decisions. any reliance you place on the information provided is at your own risk, and we shall not be liable for any loss or damage, including but not limited to financial loss, indirect or consequential loss, or any loss arising from the use of this information.you should carefully consider your own financial situation, objectives, risk tolerance, and seek professional advice before making any investment decisions

You can find her website on InLuzWeTrust.com

Follow her on Instagram at @inluzwetrust

Naibe Reynoso is the Host and Executive Producer of Latinas Take the Lead. 

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Linda Garcia, is the founder of In Luz We Trust and author of “Wealth Warrior.” From being a single mother at a young age struggling to pay bills to becoming a business owner and having a six- figure investment, Linda has made it her life’s mission to educate other Latinas on financial literacy.

After working in the TV and Entertainment Industry for 17 years, Linda decided to pivot her life after she discovered the secret to obtaining wealth: invest big and take big risks. And just like that, her Patreon, In Luz We Trust™, was created in order to teach the Latinx community about the stock market, how to invest, and how to conquer money wounds. Linda recently launched her new book, “Wealth Warrior,” which is a guide for BIPOC communities to understand and excel in the Stock Market. 

You can find her website on InLuzWeTrust.com

Follow her on Instagram at @inluzwetrust

DISCLAIMER:  All information in this podcast and associated entities is for general information purposes only. The host is not a  financial adviser, the content  presented in this episode is not intended to be a substitute for professional financial advice, nor should it be interpreted as such. We strongly recommend consulting with a qualified financial advisor before making any financial decisions. any reliance you place on the information provided is at your own risk, and we shall not be liable for any loss or damage, including but not limited to financial loss, indirect or consequential loss, or any loss arising from the use of this information.you should carefully consider your own financial situation, objectives, risk tolerance, and seek professional advice before making any investment decisions.

Naibe Reynoso is the Host and Executive Producer of Latinas Take the Lead. 

Production Assistant is Anna Sophia Monzon

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