LatinX Nation

In this episode, we speak with one of the new innovators in the coffee industry LaNisa Williams who runs a company that provides coffee businesses with the proper education behind brewing coffee. We talk about how she started her business, what motivated her, and what continues to motivate her in this second chance she was given through coffee. Shoutout to her company Barista Life. LA. 

In this Episode, we recap on our crazy Christmas Eve with multiple families and how it ended with a bottle of mezcal. We also talk about our New Year resolutions both personal and involving the organization. We're looking back on things from this decade and having a clear perspective on the New Year. Happy New Years from the LatinX Nation.  

In this episode we speak the LatinX team and discuss the self made obstacles we struggle with before planning a vacation. We talk finances, limitations, mental health, and culture shock. Also, we talk with Karla's recent trip to Belize and her experiences there.  

In this episode we speak with Maricruz Andino, aka Melanie's mom, she is an amazing person and advocate for the human race. We talk about her journey becoming an American citizen and what it meant to her then and also how she feels about it today. We go over as well how we think the current political climate is for becoming a citizen and compare how times have changed since she has received her citizenship. 

In this episode we speak with the amazing artist, Taylor Van Buren. Taylor is a multi-talented artist that is phenomenal in many forms of art whether it be sketch art, animation and film. Listen in on how she got her start, how she describes her style of artistry, and what some of her inspirations are when she's creating. See Taylor's artwork here @taylormadeart94

Shout-out to @notibomba and new/media source that provides news coverage of latin politics and international news online in a simplified way. 

We share a bonus clip of episode 37 with Jess James as we talk about the importance of freedom of speech, liberties throughout the world and how the Church could've influenced the societal structure we follow today. 

In this episode, we speak with renowned professor, artist, and social activist Jess James. She shares her unique upbringing of being raised by white-supremacist parents and the constant struggle of disagreeing with their beliefs throughout her life. We also discuss how she has unleashed her profound passion for teaching and activism.  

Shout-out to Kayela and Karla coming out on Telemundo, Happily, and the Daily Mail as well as other websites and news articles for Kayela's incredible adoption story on finding her mother in Guatemala after 23 years.   

In this episode we speak with devote pastor and founder of Echoes Church in South Gate CA, Antonio Reyes. We talk deep about the expectations of religion and spirituality and how they intertwine with each other into our daily lives. Also we speak on the struggles and doubts people can face when trying to find spirituality. 

Shout-out to Rugby Exchange!

They're a non-profit organization built to subsidize youth programs and empower their communities based out of Costa Mesa, CA. Find out how you can support by visiting their page :   @rugbyexchange501c3

In this episode, we speak with founder and CEO of the non-profit @lasgirlsinaction , that focuses on providing financial/educational opportunities and assistance for Salvadorian girls and young women. They consistently pursue the means to provide encouragement, sisterhood, and women empowerment to this generation and the rest to follow. If you or someone you know would like to donate or participate in one of their fundraising events visit their website lasgirlsinaction.org .