Latinos Who Lunch

In this Mordida, Babelito is feeling his rock journalist fantasy as he interviews the Chicanx punk band FEA. The members of the band talk about Gloria Trevi, Selena, Feminism and of course, their favorite road food. Support Latinx bands, raza!

It's been a hot minute! Favyfav and Babelito catch up on everything they have been up to from chamoy fountains, coliaderas and gay bars on the border.

This Mordida is our contribution to "Remembering El Divo de Juarez", a panel discussion organized by Juan Fernandez, Master's Student in Media Studies + Social Change at Queens College NYC and The Advocate news editor Yezmin Villarreal recently at Cal State LA. Listen as we discuss Juanga's legacy, history and the role he plays now in the Latino queer community.

Health is wealth and we are broke. Babelito and FavyFav attempt to talk about self-care and the importance of maintaining a healthy mind, body and soul...but instead, they talk about chaufa, ranch dressing, cigarettes and La Llorona.

Recorded during their holiday break, Babelito's old pal, Juan Samperio, joins LWL to talk about mantequilla, DC, teaching the children and more!

In this episode, Madalena Salazar, Principal of 3rd Space Vision, stops by to discuss the complexities of New Mexican Chicano identity. Babelito and FavyFav learn about Brujxs, Northern New Mexico Hispanos, and crispy chile rellenos, as they question re-appropiation within their own communities.

This week FavyFav and Babelito share some highlights from Chulita Vinyl Club's favorite vinyl albums of 2016 and play a special mix by Chulita Xochi from Austin, Texas. To see the full list of albums and get links to more great vinyl, visit our website latinoswholunch.com .

Inspired by one of their favorite Latinx podcasts, Radio Menea, LWL crafted an episode with their favorite songs and albums of 2016.

In this last Mordida of the year, FavyFav and Babelito talk about holiday food and reminisce about the positive things from 2016. FavyFav describes his abuela's "Back to the Future" nacimiento as they grub on leftover buñuelos.

Artist Ramiro Gomez joins FavyFav and Babelito to talk about his "domestic disturbances" and the in/visibility of Latinos in galleries and museum spaces. Listen in as they discuss Las Meninas, Mrs. Doubtfire, Ramiro's mom, telenovelas, La Macdonals, El Kentucky and Taco Bell!