Limitless Latina

I know what you're thinking... and we aren't sorry we had to step away for a bit to grow. However, the hiatus has ended and your favorite dynamic duo is BACK. See you soon

In this new year, we are back and learning something that’s difficult for most first gen Latinas: we are setting boundaries. Whether you’re the oldest daughter in an immigrant household or la bebecita, we’re breaking generational curses by building boundaries with our families.

In regards to when people question why we should have any type of heritage month, we're sure you're tired of the same simple answer being "because having representation matter.' Of course representation matters, so in this episode of Limitless Latina we go further. As Hispanics/Latinas we deserve to be celebrated for more than just the reason of diversity matters. We take up space; therefore, we deserve a space to celebrate.

Let’s be real—accessing good healthcare in South Carolina can feel like an unbearable ride, especially in rural areas. A topic we dive deeper into with Dr. Amechi, a seasoned physician who is running for the South Carolina's Senate in District 12, takes us through the biggest barriers to better healthcare and lays out her plan to make a real difference for all communities.

In this episode of Limitless Latina, we get political. Tune in to hear what democratic candidate for South Carolina district 4, Kathryn Harvey, envisions for the update as she engages with your favorite Latina hosts.

In an era where we're reverting to joining the infamous run club or the typical book club, we've come to realize what Gen Z is truly in search of one thing: community. And if you're like Estefania, then you're in search of community and a hunk.

You know it as much as we know it. This year's presidential options aren't the sexiest; however, it's still important on being an educated voter. So here's Limitless Latina's shot at educating you along with some hints of bias opinion.

In a world where we are bombarded by all these different workouts, diets, and routines in order to be healthy here comes Estefania and Valerie ready to condense it all into a few points. 

We’re not sure what’s more delusional being considered a full grown adult at 18 or expecting 20 somethings to have it all figured out. Either way as they say, “Growing up is hard to do.” In this episode, we delve into what it’s like to live in a world of child adults.

In case nobody told you yet, Happy Valentine’s Day Hermosa! And what better topic to discuss on the official day of love than situationships and settling. With the rising epidemic that is situationships, it’s hard not to bring it up. As for the others we see settling for less than they deserve, this is your friendly reminder to know your worth queen.