What is the Latina Tech podcast?
It’s also what drove her to create a podcast where Latina’s in areas of tech and business can give life-changing advice to the women who need it most. This often hilarious podcast covers the challenges of existing, and then thriving, women of color. Everything from colorism and homophobia in our own community is on the table.
What are Latinx podcasts we don’t have enough of?
In the fast growing Latinx podcast space, do you know what we still don’t have enough of? Podcasts that are sketch comedy shows, which is what makes Latinos Out Loud different and exciting.
What are Latinos out loud podcasts?
Podcasts that are sketch comedy shows, which is what makes Latinos Out Loud different and exciting. It’s a weekly show with sketch comedians Rachel La Loca, Juan Bago, JFernz and Frank Nibbs that features improv bits, pranks, character segments, guest interviews and more.
Where can I find intro to podcasting in Los Angeles?
LA MADE This Saturday, 2-23-19, we will be at Memorial Branch Public Library to kick off our workshop series of Intro to Podcasting across Los Angeles. We are beyond honored & excited to be partnering with the @lapubliclibrary by bringing FREE workshops to our local communities.
The Conquest of Peru - Part 3
In today's episode we look at what was going on within the Inca empire in the lead up to the conquest. To help with this, Nicholas Machinski of A History of the Inca podcast joins us to share his specialist knowledge. You can find his podcast on his website or wherever you get your podcasts from: https://ahistoryoftheinca.wordpress.com/ ...
New World Objects of Knowledge
A special episode featuring Mark Thurner and Juan Pimental. They talk us through their new book and how some of the objects of Latin America had a profound effect on the rest of the world.
61. Fugitive Freedom - An Interview with William Taylor
Today we take a break from the conquest of Peru for an interview with William Taylor - a scholar of colonial Mexican history and before his retirement, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
60. The Conquest of Peru - Part 2
It took three attempts for Pizarro, de Almagro and de Luque to launch an expedition which even came into proper contact with the Inca. This episode tells the story of their first two expeditions. ...
59. The Conquest of Peru - Part 1
Inspired by rumours of a great empire and precious metals, in Spain's Panamanian colony three men hatch a plan to explore and colonise South America. They were Diego de Almagro, Hernando de Luque and of course Francisco Pizarro.
58. Westwards
The Spanish attempt once again to settle in North America, but again their ambitions will be frustrated. The Narvaez expedition was an unmittigated disaster. It did however produce one of the most unbelievable stories of survival of the era.
What was the most audacious expedition in the history of the Iberian conquest of Latin America?
In 15 24 a shipwrecked Portguese soldier launched one of the most audacious expeditions in the history of the Iberian conquest of Latin America. Stranded in Southern Brazil, he managed to not just survive, but to carve out a role for ...
Who were the three men who strove to explore and colonize South America?
They were Diego de Almagro, Hernando de Luque and of course Francisco Pizarro. In this ...
What happened to Cortez after he stopped in the Yucatan?
After his stop in the Yucatan, Cortez continued northwards. He had a few difficulties to overcome before he encountered the Aztec however. Today's episode will see him fighting the first battles of the conquest, and meeting a character who will ...
What was Cortez's challenge?
With Tenochtitlan under his control, Cortez was faced with a new challenge. He needed to build a stable government, while keeping the Aztec population, his own men, the king and rival conquistadors happy.
How many attempts did Pizarro, Almagro and Luque make to launch an expedition?
It took three attempts for Pizarro, de Almagro and de Luque to launch an expedition which even came into proper contact with the Inca. This episode tells the story of their first two expeditions.
What did Sebastian Cabot do?
Sebastian Cabot is usually associated with his exploration of North America, but he also spent time in exploring the Rio de la Plata. Seduced by rumours of silver, he abandoned the mission he was given to follow in the footsteps ...
When did Cortez enter Mexico?
In November 1519 Cortez entered Mexico city. What would happen when these two alien civilisations met? The coming months would among the most decisive of the conquest, but they would also be the strangest.
What is the podcast Unpacking Latin America?
Unpacking Latin America is a monthly podcast hosted by Professor Vicky Murillo on the exciting research produced by Columbia scholars about Latin American history, culture, and politics, which helps our understanding of the contemporary challenges of the region. It is produced in English and selectively in Spanish.
Who is Eduardo Moncada?
He talks about its linkages to migration North and to the emergence of vigilantism seeking justice where the state does not provide it. Listen on Spotify. February 28, 2020
What is Frances Negrón-Muntaner's connection to Puerto Rico?
Frances Negrón-Muntaner draws connections between Puerto Rico and Latin America based on a common history of hierarchies and coloniality and will discuss how the Puerto Rican society both in the island and in the Diaspora learned to self-organize in response to catastrophes seeking to replace the absence of by the federal state. She will also discuss how the current discussion on race and ethnicity highlights the hierarchies embedded in the Latinx and Latin American population and will tell us how her search for answering the question of Puerto Rican coloniality brought her to a career that transcends disciplinary boundaries. Listen on Spotify. September 10, 2020
What is Ana Maria Ochoa's work?
Ana Maria Ochoa talks about ethnomusicology and the connection between nature, sounds, and humans in defining what is music. She talks about how humanity and sound are defined contextually and she describes how she worked with written archives of sounds from the colonial era in Colombia and how the way we ‘record’ sound shapes our listening. Additionally, we talk about her work with Colombian indigenous filmmakers and the inter-disciplinary collective she convened to work on politics, environmental justice and aesthetics at Columbia University. Listen on Spotify. September 23, 2019
What does Nara Milanich talk about?
Historian Nara Milanich talks about the shift from cultural to biological definitions of paternity thanks to DNA testing and how such testing could either be used to recover kids stolen by military dictatorships or to halt migration at the US-Mexico border. She also explains age-based violence suffered by migrant children in Central America. She discusses how family law was used in nineteenth-century Chile to preserve social hierarchies. Listen on Spotify. December 9, 2019
The Latin American History Podcast
The Latin American History Podcast aims to tell the story of Spanish and Portuguese America from its very beginnings up until the present day.
About Me
My name is Max Serjeant. I am a British writer and photographer, currently living in Australia. I have long been interested in both Latin America and history and have visited the region many times. I have a masters degree in Latin American Studies and an honours in Anthropology.
What is the Latin American history podcast?
Max Serjeant’s The Latin American History Podcast takes us on a trip back to our origins, with episodes such as “The Taino Rebellion,” “Brazil and the Southern Cone,” and “The Inca.”
What is radio ambulante?
Radio Ambulante is “NPR’s first Spanish-language podcast telling uniquely Latin American stories.” The show, which shares stories from Spanish-speaking countries, won the Gabriel Garcia Marquez Prize for Innovation in Journalism in 2014.
What is the Latin American History Podcast?
The Latin American History Podcast tells some of the most exciting and unbelievable stories of adventure and exploration while examining colonial society, slavery, and what life was like for the region’s inhabitants during those time periods. It’s a great resource and learning tool for anyone interested in learning more.
When will Latinx podcasts be released?
by Yvette Montoya April 3, 2019. August 21, 2020. Four years ago the Latinx podcasting space was barely on the rise and channels were hard to find. Fast forward to 2019 and not only are there more popping up every day but there is an entire blossoming community of podcasters that collaborate, uplift and support each other.
Why is mental health important in Latinx communities?
Mental health is so important but the stigma in the Latinx commmunity still prevents people from seeking help and learning more. Dr. Carmen Roman shows listeners how to live a life of fullness and how to recover their emotional harmony. She shares current psychology by sharing herself and interviewing experts who will inspire you. Living in harmony is possible if you know the psychological effects of your emotions and how to handle them.
What is De Colores Radio?
Looking for more from Texas? De Colores Radio is a production of the Dallas based De Colores Collective. They aim at celebrating the culture through conscious and fun conversation, interviews, and more. Join Host Eva and sidekick Rafael as they discuss news, pop culture, Latinidad, and the arts sprinkled with their Southern Hip Hop flare in De Colores Radio.
What is Latina theory?
We get a lot of voices from the coasts, in fact, most of the dialogue we hear is centered around the urban Latinx experience. Latina Theory centers the voices of Chicana and Broiqua Minnesotanas, Maria Isa and Arianna Genis.
What is puccia vos?
¡Puchica Vos! is a podcast hosted by best friends and recent college grads Sam and Sandra who are just trying to navigate their journey of personal growth and Central American identity. Their topics range from critiques of Central American erasure, the best mixed drinks in K-town, and the panic of accidentally swiping left.
Where is Cafecito Chat from?
One of the best things about podcasts are the many perspectives it exposes us to. Cafecito Chat ‘s two twenty-something Latina hosts hail from Austin, Texas. They’ve got big opinions and observations that match their state. They report on the liveliness of the city and the strength of the Latinx community, as well as, skincare, technology, lifestyle, travel, thrifting, politics, and hip hop.
