In this episode, I talk with Frances Aparicio, scholar and professor emerita at Northwestern University, about her research on intra-latinidades and the complexity of Latinx identities.

In this episode, I discuss vaccinations for Covid-19 with Dr, Daniel Colón Hidalgo, a pulmonary and critical care fellow at the University of Colorado.

In this episode, Marcia Moreno, president and CEO of AmMore, talks to us about the work of workforce development and training companies to attract and retain Latino/a talent in their organizations.

In this episode, Eugene Rodriguez, Executive director of Los Cenzontles Mexican Arts Center, talks to us about his documentary film, Linda & The Mockingbirds.

In this episode, we talk about dating while Latina/o/x! Enjoy.

En este episodio, la profesora Isabel Velázquez nos habla sobre el proyecto de humanidades digitales, titulado Cartas a la Familia, en el cual se preserva, digitaliza, analiza y presenta al público una colección de la correspondencia y otros documentos personales de una familia mexicoamericana que emigró de Zacatecas, México, a los estados de Colorado y Nebraska, Estados Unidos, durante la primera mitad del siglo XX.

En este episodio hablamos de nuestra actual pandemia y los esfuerzos para concientizar a la comunidad a protegernos mutuamente.

In this episode, Prof. Omar Valerio Jimenez talks to us about his journey as a historian and his research on documenting the presences of Latin@s in the Midwest.

En este episodio, Nathan Thornhill habla sobre su experiencia como educador y de crecer en una ciudad pequeña de Ohio, siendo el único afro-latino y musulmán en su vecindario.

In this episode, Leticia Ordaz, Emmy-nominated TV anchor, talks to us about being a bilingual children’s book author. Her first book, titled, The Adventures of Mr. Macaw, won four 2020 International Latino Book Awards. Her most recent book, That Girls on TV could be Me! The Journey of a Latina News Anchor, is out this November.