Conversations, Readings and Performances — Where Los Angeles engages with today’s top writers, thinkers, and performers to listen, learn, and exchange ideas.

CMW, a Chicana mother-scholar collective, amplifies mother of color voices within academia and beyond through podcasting, publications & presentations, including The Chicana Motherwork Anthology: Porque Sin Madres No Hay Revolucion (University of Arizona Press 2019)

MOM LIFE YO is a one-hour Radio Show created and hosted by multi-talented Supermoms T. Lopez and Breegan Jane. Designed for busy moms to enjoy during their moments of multitasking mayhem. MOM LIFE YO provides a lighthearted, judgment-free space where both new and experienced moms can exchange “mommy exclusive” stories and support, while having a laugh or two.

The podcast for women of color who affirm their worth, value mental health, and seek wholeness.

Biweekly mental health podcast hosted by Davia Roberts, LPC (licensed in WI). 

*As of October 2019, the AFFIRM podcast has discontinued + will no longer release episodes. Thank you for your support.*

A self-help podcast to help you turn life's lemons into lessons. Hosted by Whitney L. Barkley, M.S.

Let There Be Luz is weekly podcast that takes you on a transformative spiritual journey. The podcast has a uniquely creative structure that is broken down into short power packed episodes. In the first series, Luz breaks down how to use power of the menstrual cycle to manifest your true intentions. Be prepared for content with depth using story telling as the gateway.

To listen in to ALL past episodes, visit https://www.alittlemaspodcast.com/podcast-episode or listen to us on iTunes/Stitcher.

A podcast by Lucia Rios and Patty Delgado. An audio digest of Latina life, hustle and grind

Welcome! My name is Amapola Ramirez (aka:Paula) and I am a Chicana, hija de inmigrantes, mother, wife & social worker. I am a certified parenting instructor, anger management specialist, health coach, and therapist to be. I have a passion to inspire  people who at some point may feel the need to hear they are not alone. Thank you for stopping by and lets begin our journey together! A Chicana sharing her story!

"We are the daughters of Chicano working class families involved in higher education. We were raised in labor camps and barrios, where sharing our resources was the basis of survival. Our values, our strength derive from where we came. Our history is the story of the working class people–their struggles, commitments, strengths, and the Chicano/Mexicano experience in the United States. 
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We are particularly concerned with the conditions women face at work, in and out of the home. We continue our mothers’ struggle for economic and social justice. The scarcity of Chicanas in institutions of higher education requires that we join together to identify our common problems, to support each other and to define collective solutions. 
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Our purpose is to fight the race, class, and gender oppression we have experienced in the universities. Further, we reject the separation of academic scholarship and community involvement. Our research strives to bridge the gap between intellectual work and active commitment to our communities. We draw upon a tradition of political struggle. 
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We see ourselves developing strategies for social change–a change emanating from our communities. We declare the commitment to seek social, economic, and political change throughout our work and collective action. We welcome Chicanas who share these goals and invite them to join us."
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 These are our stories.

Dr. Thema Bryant is a licensed psychologist, ordained minister, and sacred artist. Using artistic expression, spirituality, psychology and culture, Dr. Bryant-Davis is an internationally recognized lecturer, performer, and minister. 

The Homecoming Podcast with Dr. Thema is a podcast to facilitate your journey home to yourself by providing weekly inspiration and health tips.  Welcome home!

Intro and Outro by: Joy Jones

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