Los cuentos en Latino América muchas veces se ocupan para dar lecciones y miedo a los pequeños de la casa. Nuestras familias nos sacaban escalofríos solo con decir la palabra CUCUY . 

Para este Octubre queremos recordar con ustedes los cuentos más memorables de nuestras infancias. Vamos a relatar el cuento de la Llorona, la Siguanaba, las Lechuzas, y el Silbon. Siéntate con nosotros y disfruta de nuestro baúl de los recuerdos.

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Stories in Latin America are often used to teach lessons and scare the little ones out of the house. Our families gave us chills just by saying the word CUCUY. For this October we want to remember the stories from our childhoods. We are going to tell the story of the Llorona, the Siguanaba, the Owls, and the Silbon. Sit with us and join us on memory lane. As always amigx, we would appreciate it if you could share this episode with your loved ones. Stay tuned for updates on Instagram. 

Latine Heritage Month may have come to an end *Cries in Spanish*, pero like... nosotros seguimos aquí todo el año.

In this episode, we dive deep into the powerhouse that is the Latine community – one of the fastest-growing, largest, and dare we say, most influential groups in the United States, controlling a staggering $1.5 trillion in spending power.

Despite all the obvious reasons why we should be catered to, it seems that brands, large figures, and the general population have yet to catch on.

Join us as we acknowledge some of the major figures in the Latine community, celebrate our rich heritage, and explore the undeniable impact we have on the American landscape. Is the Latine community underserved, and what can we do about it?

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Afro-Latine and Asian Latine people have made contributions to Latin America since its inception. In this week’s episode, we want to highlight the history of Afro-Latines and Asian Latines, and their impact on Latine culture. Tune in to learn more about these communities along with us. 

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Have you ever wondered about the origins of Hispanic Heritage Month? It actually started as Hispanic Heritage Week in the state of California as a way to recognize the contributions of Latinos across the US. 

Tune in as we discuss the profound significance of celebrating Latine History Month and candidly explore some of the potential challenges that the month brings light to. 

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Adulting. As kids many of us wished we could already be adults but not long after we discovered the truth of it. Adulting is an interesting experience, especially if you are the first in your family to start a career your parents do not understand or have to navigate two cultures in two different settings: your workplace and home.

In this episode we will discuss our experiences as we start our careers, transition into a life out of college, and encounter many more firsts as adults. 

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In this episode, we dive into a topic that's all too familiar for many of us – "La Chancla." We discuss our personal experiences with corporal punishment and delve into the question: Should this cultural practice finally come to an end? Is there room for change while still honoring our traditions? 

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Want to take the trip of your dreams, but are unsure where to start?

Listen to Itchel Ivonne in this episode where she talks about how to have the best dining experiences, dos and don’ts while traveling, and travel hacks. 

Join us and dare to take the trip you’ve always wanted to but felt unprepared to take.

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We are very excited to have the opportunity to chat with our guest Itchel Ivonne ! She is a traveler, foodie, and an all around chingona. 

In the first part of Episode 8, we delve into Itchel's unique journey, where she shares her experiences as a Latina with Mexican and Chinese heritage. We also explore how she navigates her cultural identity while having to adhere to a pescetarian diet. 

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Latine families are very communal. Our families are the most important thing, but for some members who are introverted, it can be hard to navigate being in our families without constantly getting criticized.

Listen to this solo episode, where one of your hosts will talk about her experience living in a Mexican household that misunderstands introversion.

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Did anyone else get made fun of for having curly hair as a kid? Because same. 

Unfortunately for many of us we weren’t taught to embrace our curly hair. Many refer to it as “pelo malo” or tell us to straighten our hair because straight hair is more desirable. Well amigxs, pull up a chair and listen to this episode where we discuss our personal journeys, and tips on how to appreciate your curly hair.

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