On this episode, we talk to writer, actress, director and comedian Kat Toledo. She enlightens us on sobriety, magik, eating healthy and gives us the heads up on where to pick up on hot guys at...AA meetings!

Check it out Diosas!

It's Black History and we have the founder of the Black Women in Comedy Festival, actor, comedian, writer, Marian Yesefu. We talked about historical Black comedians like Moms Mayble, how radical it is to be a mother, how to be an efficient ally and how in reality whether we are conscious or not, we are in fact Black women. Also, she teaches us what to order at Nigerian restaurants.

Check it out!

xoxo

Diosa

Mesh from the LA band Buyepongo comes on our show and talks about group dynamics. We discuss how beautiful it is to be part of something bigger than ourselves, the origins of BUYEPONGO, and what they ate on their latest trip to China. *Hint: They ate like KINGS!

Check it out Diosas!

CHAOS

*WHAT CONTROLS YOU?*

YOUR ANGER? YOUR EGO?

Colombian writer/rapper Azomali, debuts his song "Itagui" on our show, as we discuss finding and creating in chaos.

Check it out Diosas!

The first episode of the year Diosas! We are excited to have comedian J-Stir on the show. We talk about creating in chaos, channeling inner peace, give tips on how to improve your credit score and where to get a traditional Salvadorean chorizo burger. (Yeah you heard right)

Funny ass foo'!

Tune in Diosas.

xoxo

This mini episode we have a conversation with creator/founder of "Fuck Shit Up" improv, writer and actor "J."

We reflect on being grateful on a wonderful year, how . you can manifest losing weight and 1st generational problems.

Thank you for a wonderful year, i'm grateful for the good, the bad and the beautiful.

I love you Diosas.

xoxo

On this episode we talk to musician/writer/rapper/native activist, Azomali. We discuss the sense of pride in being indigenous Colombian/American artists, growing up in the east coast and his beautiful journey in becoming "consciousness."

Diosas, this episode is full of enlightenment jewels!

check it out!

xoxo

Khris

Join me as I interview radical and innovative designer/artist, Jian, of the clothing brand/movement, "Brown Baby."

We talk about evolving as woman, growing comfortable in our skin, rejecting tradition and of course share tips on where you can get the best "cochinita pibil" in L.A.

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BROWN BABY!

xoxo

Diosa

Bienvenidos a nuestro primer capitulo!

Los Terrores de Liz y Diosa, un podcast sobre malicia, terror y cultura en tu idioma. Hablamos sobre el (des) control de armas de fuego en los Estados Unidos, el mal de ojo y los narcos de Medellin.

Pasamos de pelicula! Escucha nuestro primero episodio terrorarios!

xoxo

Liz Y Diosa

Waaasss Saaaaapening Diositas!

On this episode we interview warrior Diosa, writer, actress, comedienne Pilar Valdes and the producer to her one woman show, Rebecca Aranda. Pilar explains to us how important it is to conquer our fears especially concerning death and to turn that fuel to fire creativity.

Her one woman show, "My mother is dead: a comedy," explores colonialism, daddy issues and gentrification in a smart, eloquent and of course funny way, just like her.

It was such a pleasure to hear stories of her on the island, her dramatic arts background in New York and her father's obsession with the English.

Tune in, it's gonna be fun!

xoxo

Diosa