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In this interview series, host Alicia Menendez talks to remarkable Latinas about making it, faking it, and everything in between. New episodes on Monday.

18/11/2025

NYC listeners! Check out our EP Juleyka Lantigua’s newest project: this week . Link in stories ♥️

“Saving Etting Street follows master carpenter Shelley Halstead, founder of Black Women Build – Baltimore, as she trains young Black women in carpentry, electrical work, and plumbing to rehabilitate a row of abandoned houses in West Baltimore. Together, with cheers from long-time residents, they transform a run down block into a vibrant community of Black women first-time homeowners.”

18/08/2025

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Cristela Alonzo knows about starting at square one — and then doing it again and again. In the second part of our interview, she talks to Alicia about facing her make-or-break moment, how she “had to go live a life to have things to talk about,” and why she’s back with her new tour, “My Affordable Care Act.” She writes about it all in her new memoir, Music to My Years.
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06/06/2025

chats with us in the latest episode of Latina to Latina.

02/06/2025

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The formerly undocumented Afro-Dominican poet, spoken word artist and cultural expression activist shares her decision to forgo law school in favor of a different form of advocacy, the importance of uplifting Black immigrant narratives, and the necessity of developing an identity independent of one’s family.

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06/02/2025

On the latest episode of Latina to Latina, shares her experiences.

03/02/2025

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Like so many Latinas, she grew up being told, “calladita te ves más bonita.” But once Kim decided she didn’t want to be quiet, she decided to help other Latinas find their voice too. Now, she is sharing her personal experience of healing her inner niña and her practice as a Marriage and Family Therapist in her new book, Badass Bonita: Break the Silence, Become a Revolution, Unearth Your Inner Guerrera. Come for Kim’s retelling of the time her grandmother called her a “hoe,” stay for the revolutionary self-love that allowed her to advocate for herself and begin to heal intergenerational wounds.
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25/11/2024

🔆 NEW EPISODE FT.   When she was 15 years old, Elizabeth, an American citizen, persuaded her parents to allow her to stay in Arizona solo after their tourist visas expired. Despite facing housing and food insecurity, Elizabeth managed to graduate valedictorian of her high school class, before going on to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania. In this episode, we talk about why her calling to create change never allowed her to “let loose” like her peers, and her decision to share her story in her new memoir, “My Side of the River.”

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