Surviving L.A.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. We are getting a bit more personal on this episode as we talk about our parent's journey to the states, how we outgrew their bad habits over the years and childhood traumas.

Click on the links below to get informed and speak out again child abuse:

https://www.childhelp.org/hotline/

https://www.childwelfare.gov/aboutus/find-help/

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. Join us as we give our take on the election results and provide information on how reach out to your newly appointed local representatives. 

Find your local election results by clicking on the link below:

https://results.lavote.net/#year=2020&election=4193

Need more ways to empower yourself with non partisan info? Click on the link below, to download the Vote Dash app!

www.votedash.com

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. Back from our break! Anything new happen while we were gone? As you can tell, it's been awhile since we last recorded and a lot has happened in that span of time. COVID, BLM, Trump, the election, curfews, lockdown, isolation, getting laid off, we cover it all! 2020 was definitely one for the books. 

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to a special episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. We decided to record last minute touching upon what happened on Capital Hill last week. I know it has been a tough week but we are here for you! Don't hesitate, you can reach out to us on social media or on our email listed below. Disclosure, we encountered an issue with the recording so we had to cut out the last couple of minutes. The podcast does not end with our traditional outro speech.  

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. New Year! New Episode! This week we discuss a heavy topic that affects everyone living in this city in some form or another, homelessness and the displacement of our people. Want to further educate yourself in on this topic or help those in need? Don't be shy, click on the links below!

L.A. Curbed's article on how to help the homeless

https://la.curbed.com/2018/1/22/16911052/homeless-count-volunteer-donate-housing

National Alliance to end homelessness 

https://endhomelessness.org/

L.A. Times stats on homelessness 

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-01-21/homeless-count-los-angeles-county-faq

Urban Displacement

https://www.urbandisplacement.org/map/socal

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. In this episode we talk about how we struggled with our cultural identity and what it meant to be a Latino and Chicana growing up in L.A. and how we strived to build a better community for ourselves and everyone around us. 

Second shout out to the This Side of Hoover Instagram. We discovered a great Instagram profile called This Side of Hoover, documenting gentrification and resilience along the East Hollywood/Silverlake border. I highly recommend you give them a follow, it does a better job of archiving and informing all of us of East Hollywood's past and present better than we ever could.

This Side of Hoover Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thissideofhoover/?igshid=15vz79cza0eeu

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Even though L.A. is a diverse, multiethnic population, do you feel as if your heritage/culture is well represented in this city? We would love to hear your thoughts! Please email us at [email protected]

Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.

Hello everyone and welcome to the first episode of Surviving L.A., a podcast hosted by three L.A. natives. In our inaugural episode, we dive into on what motivated us to create this podcast and what it was like growing up in L.A. during the late 80's and 90's. During the recording of this episode, we discovered a great Instagram profile called This Side of Hoover, documenting gentrification and resilience along the East Hollywood/Silverlake border. I highly recommend you give them a follow, it does a better job of archiving and informing all of us of East Hollywood's past and present better than we ever could. 

This Side of Hoover Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thissideofhoover/?igshid=15vz79cza0eeu

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Surviving L.A. is hosted by Juan Martinez, Jimmy Guevara and Veronica Vásquez.