Dr. Klein from Kent University inaugurates our women of art history series by speaking about her incredible book The Fruits of Empire. Babelito and Shana discuss their grad school years at New Mexico, and the importance of food art in the articulation of race, gender, and class in the U.S. Stay tuned till the end to hear recommendations from Favy and Babelito and as always send your questions to AskLWLpod@gmail.com and we may read them on a future episode. #podsincolor #supportbrownpodcasts #supportlatinxpodcasts  #lwlpod #latinx



Show Notes:
Shana Klein
Fruits of Empire Instagram
Moises Barrios
CIW Coalition of Immokalee Workers

Discount Code 17M662

Estamos Bien Museo del Barrio

Balún



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Episode 193: The Fruits of Empire: An Interview with Shana Klein

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Episode 201: The Final Episode

In this last full listener letter episode, FavyFav and Babelito answer a series of letters dealing with imposter syndrome, Drag Race Latinx representation and much much more. Stay tuned till the end to listen to some farewell messages from listeners and friends of the podcast. Thank you all for your continuing love and support. 



Los Epookys

De Colores Collective
Ziwe



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Episode 200: El Imposter Syndrome Es Real!

Babelito and FavyFav chat with Dr. Josie Lopez, Albuquerque Museum Curator of Art, and delve into the long and complicated history, context and legacy of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Mexican Modernism, which is also the tile of the exhibition currently on view at the Albuquerque Museum. This special episode of LWL highlights the ways in which Frida's art has served to push nationalist agendas, engaged in unethical artistic practices, and helped erase other female artists from the conversation.



Show Notes:

Latinos Who Lunch with Curator Josie Lopez YouTube

Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Mexican Modernism
Mexican Modernism
Maria Izquierdo
Surrealism



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Episode 199: Frida Fantasy II: An Interview with Josie Lopez

This week Babs and Favs answer your listener letters once again! Listen in as they give podcasting advice, academic guidance and quinceañera suggestions. What song would you choose for your baile sorpresa?!



Show Notes:

LWL Podcasting 

The Bopst Show

Los Walters - Miss Universos 



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Episode 198: Baile Sorpresa

So you wanna talk about weenies?! Well... you're in luck! Babelito is back from Juarez and excited to share his culinary adventure. Favy talks about Survivor (again) and then they dip into their listener emails! Listen in as they give folks bad advice about dealing with White in-laws, talk about gorditas and recommend thier favorite Juan Gabriel albums. 



Show Notes: 

Waffles and Mochi

Pensamientos by Juan Gabriel

Cosas de Enamorados by Juan Gabriel

Shankool - Come Home 

genera+ion

Veneno 



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Episode 193: The Fruits of Empire: An Interview with Shana Klein

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