Rosa Pruneda is a refreshing personality! 

On this episode of The LatinxHustle Podcast she shares her story of growing up in Houston, Texas eating caldo de pollo on hot summer days haha 

Beyond that, she provides a lot of great insight on what you need to do to build a brand / business as a Latinx creator. 

I hope you enjoy the episode! 

Oscar is the Owner and Founder of Lead Skateshop. His shop is a hub for skaters and kids of all backgrounds to come and create community in San Fernando. It took years for him to get to where he is now, on this episode you will learn what it took to build Lead Skateshop to what it is today. 

On this episode of The LatinxHustle Podcast, I interview my parents. Enjoy their story of resilience. They are my everything. 

On this episode I spoke with Martha Nino, an amazing Latina leader that has been in tech for 15+ years. She shared her origin story and how she worked her way up at one of the top tech companies in the world. You will enjoy this episode, guaranteed! 

On this episode we talk with the creative mind behind Maldicion Brand, Antonio Rivera. He shares his story and how he has built a brand inspired by his Chicano/Latinx roots. Please support the #blacklivesmatter movement by going to blacklivesmatter.com.

On this episode I interview Luis Cornejo of PsychoSocial Media, a media company focused on spreading knowledge of mental health. Listen and be inspired by Luis taking his profession and creating something that inspires him. 

On this episode I dive into why I stopped podcasting for the last year and what is to come on the LatinxHustle Podcast. Enjoy the episode! 

On this episode Gabriela Cervantes, host and producer of the Keeping It Real podcast, shares her story of getting into UCLA at only 16 years old. Then she goes on to give us a glimpse of her life as a speaker/author and the process of opening her family business. Tune in to learn how to jumpstart your own entrepreneurial journey! 

On this episode Jose Luis Navarro, Founder and Former Principal of The Social Justice Humanitas Academy shares stories of resilience and triumph - from hustling as a child selling candy door to door to building one of the best high schools in Los Angeles.

On this episode, Fausto Figueroa talks about his experience going through the foster care system at an early age. Then he goes into how he overcame these early challenges to later go on to graduate from one of the top universities in the United States. If you are struggling right now or have ever struggled, listen to this!