How many times do we have to explain our nationality? Are we Guatemalan? Are we American? Where do we fit in?!

We're back! We took a short break... we were... road tripping (haha!). We're back in school, and online learning is such a hassle! Tune in and hear our rant about it. 

Evicted apartments. The deceased. Divorcees. People from all walks of life have given our parents half the things we've owned. Check out our latest episode to hear about the cool and random stuff we've owned! 

Happy National Tequila Day!! After a short break from recording, we are back talking about our prohibition household. Our parents don't like that we drink, so what do we do? Enjoy a good draaank! Grab a drink and enjoy episode 12! 

Caminamos en la calle con nuestras llaves en las manos para protegernos. We never go to the bathroom alone because it's better to be safe than sorry. Como mujeres, we fear a lot.... y nos protegemos de diferentes maneras. 

Las niñas buenas no tienen tatuajes. Las Patojas talk about their experience getting tattoos and their family's perspective. 

Being the oldest sibling comes with a long list of.... responsibilities. Not only do you have to make sure you survive this world, but your little brother or sister must be untouched otherwise you'll never hear the end of it. Julyssa invites her best friend, Jenny, to  further discuss the responsibilities and roles they had as older sisters. 

Jasmine invites her friend Erika in joining in her conversation about the different dynamics of being younger siblings. Their own natural feelings of inadequacy and having to follow in their older siblings footsteps. Are you a younger sibling that feels that way?

It has been a super tough week for us all... shoot, it's been a rough year altogether and it's only June. The protests have gotten us thinking about a lot and left us with some internal conflict. Tune in and let us know if you can relate!

Julyssa and Jasmine invite their friend Erika to talk about Anti-Blackness in the Latinx Community. They all talk about their personal experiences with colorism, provide their thoughts about current events, and talk about the importance of being allies to the Black community!