On today's episode, Lola sits down with Flavia and Ariana, the Latina powerhouses behind the Tucson gem, Barista del Barrio. Barista del Barrio is a coffee shop and restaurant that has become a local favorite with its unique and culturally-inspired coffee drinks as well as its delicious one-of-a-kind breakfast burritos. They value their community as well as providing the best quality food around, and it shows. They often have long lines stretching into the street on weekend mornings. In this episode we talk about Barista del Barrio's humble beginnings, what it's like to run a business as a family, and what they think their magic sauce is--they have maintained a 5-star rating on Yelp, which is generally unheard of for most restaurants. If you've ever thought about starting your own business, or maybe want to learn about how to take your business from good to exceptional, you won't want to miss their inspiring story. Enjoy! 

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In this episode, Lola interviews Daphne Delvaux, also known as the Mama Attorney. Daphne is an employment attorney that passionately advocates for moms and marginalized communities at the workplace. She also advocates for progressive policy changes within the law and has been featured in the New York Times and Good Morning America. Lola and Daphne chat about how employers will often times hide discriminatory practices, things you can do to protect yourself, the most important policies to advocate for within the political landscape, and the pros and cons of unions. If you are a salaried employee, you won't want to miss this episode. Happy listening!

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In this episode Dr. Diana Cordova-Cobo and Dr. Carlena Orosco discuss their paths to getting their doctorate degrees, the challenges they overcame to accomplish the milestone & the isolation of too often being the only Latinx person in the room. We discuss what it will take to truly create equitable access to graduate level programs & why it’s important that Latinas and all BIPOC communities take up space at the highest levels of academia. 

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