Millennials Meet World

In this week's episode, Cruz Castillo interviews content creators Shaina and Hannah from Shaihannahgans. Hailing from Chandler, Arizona, Hannah and Shaina touch on the topic of the Indigenous experience and what it's like to be Diné on stolen land. They discuss the shenanigans they get into, working for the Native clothing company OXDX, photography and film, their love of Emo (shoutout to My Chemical Romance), and their love of fandoms like Disney. If you love women of color who are killing it, then definitely listen in!

In this week's episode of Millennials Meet World, host Cruz Castillo interviews LatinxTherapy founder Adriana Alejandra Alejandre, LMFT. Listen in as they discuss Adriana's story, why she decided to start LatinxTherapy, and how she is seeking to demystify mental health in the Latinx Community. Check it out!

In this week's episode, Cruz Castillo interviews Brazilian and Mexican Actress, Filmmaker, and Founder of El Cine, Mariana Da Silva. The two discuss her story, the  representation of Brazilians within the Latinx community, and about El Cine, a non-profit Mariana founded which showcases diversity in film. Listen in!

In this week's episode, Cruz interviews Maya Murillo, a.k.a Maya in the Moment/ Pocha Concha from Buzzfeed. The two talk about representation in media for women of color, specifically Latinx, what it is like working at BuzzFeed's "Pero Like," and more. Stay tuned!

New episode: Cruz Castillo interviews the famous Silver Lake Icon, Tony Soto from the Tony Soto Show and the Gay Power Half Hour Podcast. The two discuss Tony's origin story, his background, and we get a glimpse of what it is like to be the a Drag Queen in Los Angeles. From past and upcoming shows to family life, acceptance and identity, Tony lets us hear the point of view of a Drag Queen Icon.

New episode. New amazing guest. Cruz Castillo interviews the multitalented Andie Flores. Hailing from Texas, Andie is an overall creator, writer, actor, and comedian. From hard needed discussions about The Brothers Garcia, The Puzzle Place, and John Leguizamo, Andie breaks down her web series Muy Excited, her Cruz News, and more.

The word ‘millennial’ tends to get a bad reputation. Though the generation may be seen as the defiant ones, we are out there protesting, speaking up, getting involved in politics, and more! Millennials Meet World, hosted by Cruz Castillo, is a show that delves into the psyche of what it means to be one of the most controversial generations in U.S. history. Each episode will explore what it means to be a millennial in this world through all its sub-cultures. Stay tuned!

In the U.S. it’s difficult to be a woman of color. In Hollywood, it’s even more difficult to be a woman of Black or Latinx background. From the stereotypes to the usual ignorant tropes, women of color are most often casted in roles through the White male gaze. In this episode Cruz Castillo interviews four amazingly talented Afro-Latinx actors in the entertainment game. Learn the brief stories of Efrangeliz, Franceli, Franchesca, and Larianny as they make their way through the industry that is Hollywood.

The word ‘millennial’ tends to get a bad reputation. Though the generation may be seen as the defiant ones, we are out there protesting, speaking up, getting involved in politics, and more! Millennials Meet World, hosted by Cruz Castillo, is a show that delves into the psyche of what it means to be one of the most controversial generations in U.S. history. Each episode will explore what it means to be a millennial in this world through all its sub-cultures. Stay tuned!

In this episode of MMW Cruz Castillo sits down with The Altons to talk about their soul rock that changes lives. The band talks about their origin story, their music and influences, and even brings in some tunes to share with the listeners. Give a listen to these LA natives as they bring a Latin inspired sound mixed with energetic flow and fun beats.

The word ‘millennial’ tends to get a bad reputation. Though the generation may be seen as the defiant ones, we are out there protesting, speaking up, getting involved in politics, and more! Millennials Meet World, hosted by Cruz Castillo, is a show that delves into the psyche of what it means to be one of the most controversial generations in U.S. history. Each episode will explore what it means to be a millennial in this world through all its sub-cultures. Stay tuned!

In the vain of Latin American authors before, Ingrid Rojas Contreras comes in with a new modern approach to magical realism in her book, "Fruit of the Drunken Tree." Detailing the lives of four women as they survive the Pablo Escobar era Colombia, Contreras takes us into the world of the wealthy and poor of the 1990's. Cruz Castillo gets to know the amazing new author as she talks about her first book, a little about her origin story and approach to writing, and a few of her favorite influences.

Millennials are a nostalgic generation. When it comes to reminiscing about their past, they can write tons of stories. In fact, thats what Eric Esquivel, James Fino, and Simon Oré are exactly doing with their new comic series ¡FANTASMAGORÍA! In the words of Eric, "It's basically Tales From The Crypt or The Twilight Zone, only featuring popular stories from Mexican and Southwestern American folklore instead of made up bullshit about gremlins and airplanes." Cruz sits down with these amazing creators to learn more about their origin stories, the company they create art for, and what their newest comic series is all about.