This week we sit down with Liam, a transgender DACA activistic in Austin TX. Liam chats with me about his coming out stories, the fear of deportation, intersectionality in the immigrant community and so much in this weeks episode of Yo Soy!

In this week's episode, we sit down with my friend, Jesse Archuleta. We touch base on a number of different topics from Jesse growing up in El Paso, TX to the recent season of RuPaul's Drag Race.

It's our tenth episode of Yo Soy and this week we are sitting down to chat with a local Austin Drag Queen, Alexandria Van Cartier. We discuss things from growing up in Mexico to the inspiration and artistic medium that is drag.

It's the first episode of Season 2!!! We are so excited to have as a guest, Edgar Gierbolini, the President and CEO of the Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce. We chat about being Puerto Rican, intersectionality, quinceañera's and a ton more.

Enjoyed Season 1 of Yo Soy? Well you're going to LOVE what we have in store for you the 2nd time around! Mark your calendar for Season 2 Premiere on April 10th!

In this week's episode we cover a lot of ground with our guest Isaac Sanchez, from the origin of his phrase, "AYE MIRA" to his continued fight with cancer. A staple of the Austin LGBTQ community, I am excited for you to meet Isaac in this week's episode.

This week we sit down with a lovely couple, Maria and Marlena. Our first threeway interview! We discuss their love story and reactions from Latinx families when coming out of the closet.

This week we sit down with activist and artist, Marcus Sanchez. We chat about his work with the Austin, TX KIND Clinic, Queer Latinx art, and stigma in the LGBTQ Community among other things.

This week's episode I had the pleasure of sitting down to chat with someone who I love a lot. We interview my boyfriend, Kristopher and chat about a number of issues. From the Golden Globes 2018, representation in media, theatre and much more.

In this week's episode of Yo Soy, our guest, Rudy tackles issues from being undocumented and queer, to Rudy's work in providing a safe space for people of color in the comic book world in Austin, TX.