The Magic Babes

*TODAY'S EPISODE IS EPIC!*

What makes me feel better during hard times is listening to music. What fuels the fire in me, is the passion of radical music. On this episode we share radical music from across the globe to help you be inspired. Plus, I have a very radical guest, my mom.

Enjoy!

xoxo

Diosa

La Maza- Silvio Rodriguez

Todo Cambia- Mercedes Sosa

No Soy de Aqui, NI soy de alla- Facundo Cabral

Si Se calla El Cantor- Mercedes Sosa

Tropico de Cancer- Cafe Tacuba

Sabiéndose de los Descalzos

Hijabi-Mona Haydar

Brown Baby- Rocky Rivera

Born Free- M.I.A.

Declare Independence-Bjork

Killing in the Name of- Rage against the Machine

One in Ten- UB40

Symbol in my Driveway- Jack Johnson

I interview LA native, space siren, singer/writer and Gitana, Dre Nicole. We navigate through time and memories to reflect on how over stimulation can lead to addiction, eating food in stereo sound and we both agree that if you don't recycle you are a dick.

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Diosa

I invite members of W.O.C.A. (women of color anonymous) to discuss the stereotypes women in comedy face, radical jokes and why aunties and grandmas of color throw the best shade. These women are changing the game to the comedy scene in Los Angeles. So thankful for them!

Rest in peace #MacMiller

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Diosa

Greetings from Outer space.

I invite clothing designer, porn video director and current talk show host of "Canna Pornia" for a tongue and cheek conversation about conspiracies. We agree to disagree on many things, but at the end of the day we come to the conclusion that critical thinking is key in everything in life.

Really fun show about aliens, ass and grass!

xoxo

Diosa

Diosas!

I have an awesome conversation about the pressure that modern (Latinx) women go through about marriage and careers. I talk to my homegirl and amazing comedian Monique Flores about keeping true to oneself and the reality of "fuck bois." At the end of the day, we (as women of color) should be pursuing our dreams, not marriage and children.

Enjoy!

xoxo

Diosa

WOWIE WOWIE!

Roll the blunt, load up the laundry and chill out with me with another musical episode of Vaya Con Diosa.

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Bring it Here- Wild Sugar

Rise- Herb Alpert

Subconscient Lamentation- Payfone, Tigerlight

True Honey Buns (Dat Freak Shit)- Bahamadia

Le Temps de l’amour- Françoise Hardy

Reaching out to you- Red Astaire, Coco Rouzier

Si Hecho Palante- Ticklah, Mayra Vega

En un minuto- Lido Pimienta feat. Andrea Echeverri

Nite Drive- Mons Vi

What did He say- Nite Jewel

Take Your Time (Do it Right)- The S.O.S. Brand

La Femme à la peau bleu- Vendredi sur Mer

The Flower Duer (From “Lakmé”)- Léo Delibes, Katherine Jenkins

Satin Bird- Abel Korzeniowski

Kiwi Maddog 20/20- Elliott Smith

Nowhere Near- Yo La Tengo

This episode we talk to clothing designer and on-air talent, "MoFo." He hosts the radical sex-talk show, "Canna Pornia." I get his insights on how the "Me Too" movement have affected his guests, conspiracy theories and the paradox of being a pervert. He also enlightens us on how to be a functional, "Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll" advocate.

Things get fun!

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Diosa

Diosas! We are on cloud 9! Our vision as an artist/podcaster is becoming a reality. So what better way than to talk to visionary, artivist, DJ, Photographer and VEGAN, Azul 213.

This innovative tastemaker talks to us about his vision for the next generation of male artists, how to dispel doubt and explains to us how one can heal through dancing.

Be inspired!

Thanks Azul!

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Diosa

While many see being "irreverent" as a negative attribute, here at "Vaya con Diosa" we admire the bold, the straight shooters, and mavericks. The aim is to be irreverent/disrespectful in order to reflect on what the real issue is. Today's guest is the amazing and intelligent writer, comedian and activist, Gene Pompa.

He shares enlightening stories on his childhood, explains the difference between phobia and hate, tells us why orange juice is his favorite dessert. WE LOVE GENE!

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Diosa

"Adulting" is very hard but realizing your maturity level is at zero is harder. On today's episode I invite my friends, local tastemaker, Gomez Comes Alive and LA native artist, Vanessa Vasquez, to discuss immaturity and how to grow up.

Tune in as we talk about our favorite parody bands, how an April Fool's joke broke up Vanessa's relationship, and what Jesus Christ, Malcolm X and Muhammed Ali have in common.

xoxo

Diosa