Emmy Award Winning News Producer Johnny Cordoba shares his journey into the news business, tips for future journalists, and his thoughts about the year’s top stories

Campaign strategist Christopher Guerrero talks about winning progressive races, shares his political journey and gives advice to candidates. Plus, we chat about the future bench of POC leaders ready to be the next POTUS.

Latinx leader Renato "Ray" De Los Santos revisits his life back in the early 1980s at the beginning of the AIDS epidemic and shares the virus ravaged the community, created stigma and panic, and how leaders in the health community erased Queer Brown folks from positions of power as they searched for resources for Latinx communities.

Retired Army Sergeant Roxx Mojica finally had her student loan debt cancelled after being initially denied. This summer the Department of Education changed an existing program to help more disabled veterans qualify, and Mojica wants to share the good news with everyone.

Activist Joseph Soza talks to jessegarciashow.com about building bridges between the LGBTQ & Latinx communities in Ohio, plus organizing coalitions in cities to protect the Queer community that's targeted by state laws. Listen on iTunes, Spotify & Soundcloud.

Every fall South Texas native Gabriel Hernandez aka Margo Rita Swirlz raises money by competing in drag to help LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS organizations in our nation’s capital.
 Learn about the history of the Miss Adams Morgan Pageant and how a little competition became a family affair.

Univision Reporter Rafael Sánchez Cruz talks about working for the largest Spanish-language network and ensuring fair coverage in a world that is not so kind to Latinx and LGBTQ people.

Center for American Progress Policy Analyst Caroline Medina talks about the U.S. Census Bureau’s history-making Household Pulse Survey that asks about sexual orientation and gender identity.

Lights, Camera, Action! Today’s guest is Lydia Blanco Garza, a professional TV, Film and Stage Actor turned Talent Agent who is searching for the next best thing. We’ll talk about her start in the industry, her adventures in Hollywood on and off screen, and tips for those who want to pursue a career in acting.

Progressive Texan James Lee wants our community to be more inclusive and for nuestra familia to consider the use of Latine. He talks to the www.JesseGarciaShow.com about how oppression and discrimination in the past has led to a new movement to regain culture and to rebuild starting with the Spanish language. Available on iTunes, Spotify & Soundcloud.