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FAQs about LatinXperts:How many episodes does LatinXperts have?The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.
January 10, 2025Ep. 41 – Asserting Humanity Through ArtIn this episode of the LatinXperts Podcast, Alfonso Ayala III, a doctoral student at UT’s Mexican American and Latina/Latino Studies department, engages in a conversation with Julio Salgado, a queer undocumented artist based in Los Angeles, California. Julio, who rose to fame for his 2012 “I am Undocuqueer!” artwork shares his journey as a queer, […]...more1h 2minPlay
January 10, 2025Ep. 40 – 14 Years Inside, A Lifetime of Latinx AdvocacyMichael Hames-Garcia speaks with Steven ‘Humble’ Mangual, a former prisoner who has become a national civil rights leader. Steven shares his harrowing experiences in solitary confinement, the trauma of his early life, and his path to transformation through education, self-reflection, and community. Now a Justice Advocate Coordinator for Latino Justice–PRLDEF, Steven discusses his work in […]...more1h 12minPlay
April 02, 2024Ep. 39 – Queer Brown on Both Sides of the Lens?A conversation with self-taught photographer Fabián Guerrero: a queer, first-generation Mexican American born in Dallas, TX. Fabián’s work both reflects and is inspired by his upbringing as a first-generation immigrant and a queer brown individual; taking from fashion, film, poems, and music, the lifestyle and everyday survival, to shed light on his family’s history and […]...more46minPlay
April 01, 2024Ep. 38 – Writing Truth in Times of Fear“Writing Truth in Times of Fear” spotlights the MALS’ first inaugural Writer-in-Residence mónica teresa ortiz. Ortíz talks with Karma Chavez, Chair of the Department of Mexican American Latina/o Studies, about the importance of land, Texas, as well as ethnic, racial, and queer identity to their creative practice. They also offer important insights for students wanting to pursue their […]...more30minPlay
June 30, 2023Ep. 37 – What is Proyecto Latino: Politics & Policy at UT?A conversation between Dr. Angela X. Ocampo and Dr. Angie Gutierrez about Proyecto Latino. Drs. Ocampo and Gutierrez discuss their research collaborative, its mission and bold ideas. They also discuss results from their survey of Latina/o/x Texans after the 2022 Midterm Election, and their ongoing efforts to better understand the political priorities, opinions and behaviors […]...more26minPlay
June 09, 2023Ep. 36 – What is IQRMI-ADS and how does it support underrepresented minority scholars?In this episode, Dr. Daisy Morales-Campos talks with Dr. Bernadine Waller about how her participation in the Intersectional Qualitative Research Methods Institute for Advanced Doctoral Students (the Institute) has impacted her research and career trajectory. Intersectional Qualitative Research Methods Institute for Advanced Doctoral Students (IQRMI-ADS) website Dr. Bernadine Waller LinkedIn TEDx Talks: Hindered Help: African […]...more21minPlay
May 19, 2023Ep. 35 – Slow Theory, is this the way?: Star Wars, Storytelling, & Latino Dads Being a Latino father is almost as hard as being a Latina daughter. Dr. Domino Perez discusses how her youth watching films with her father inspired her to write a book about the complex construction of Latino fatherhood in the cultural and geographic borderlands. Dr. Perez illustrates that sometimes slow methods of research are the […]...more40minPlay
April 21, 2023Ep. 34 – How Do We Support Members of Our University with Disabilities?In this episode, Karma talks with Drs. Julie Minich and Alison Kafer about their new Mellon-funded project, The Crip Narratives Collective. Drs. Kafer and Minich discuss The Crip Narratives Collective, a regular convening of students with disabilities, postgraduate fellows, faculty members and artists over a three-year period at UT Austin. The collective will build a […]...more24minPlay
February 22, 2023Ep. 33 – How Can We Support Spanish-speaking Incarcerated People?In this episode, Karma Chávez talks with UT Professors Adela Pineda-Franco and Sarah Brayne about their new Mellon-funded project, Pido la Palabra: A Texas Prison Literature Project for Social Justice and the Literary Imagination. Professors Pineda-Franco and Brayne discuss the importance of prison education, and the value of creating Spanish and bilingual courses for incarcerated […]...more25minPlay
December 12, 2022Ep. 32 – How Do We Tell Our Family Stories?In this episode, Karma Chávez talks with writer, Yasmín Ramírez about her new memoir, ¡Ándale, Prieta! A Love Letter to My Family, published by Lee and Low Books. Writer Yasmín Ramírez discusses why she published her memoir, the importance of the women in her life and telling their stories, and she offers advice for those […]...more22minPlay
FAQs about LatinXperts:How many episodes does LatinXperts have?The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.