In our salty and spicy era

"Nunca dejé de creer en mí, tú también deberías creer en ti"

Vane and Caro catch up holding the weight of newly revealed ICE violations, deaths, and warehouse purchases while refusing to let that be the only story. They celebrate the brilliance of Bad Bunny’s halftime show as a cultural love letter to our latinidad. They chat diversity representation at the Olympic Games, and shout out the powerful field at the Black Canyon Ultra (Jenn Lichten te amamos ) . Together, they explore how they’re each deepening their commitment to mutual aid and Know Your Rights activism, while practicing how to hold grief and joy, urgency and celebration, all at once.

In our salty and spicy era

Vane and Caro talk about ICE budgets and community organizing. They give us a landscape of how we got here and why we need EVERYONE to lean into community. No action is too small as we need all forms of resistance and actions that will HUMANIZE our immigrants. They talk about why runners NEED to feel like they have skin in the game. Let's get uncomfortable, lets go!

Siempre Paletas, Nunca ICE

In this episode, Vane and Caro unpack recent news of US intervention in Venezuela, ICE activity, and how we can best stay energized and brave for the coming year.

Agridulce like the outdoor industry

In this Episode, Vane and Caro continue to dive into immigration policy changes because they affect our running community. While Caro had a challenging experience at TRE (The Running Event), Vane had a sweet experience in Albuquerque at the screening of "Across together" film, being validated by auntie Deb Halaand. It's a sweet and sour episode (agridulce)!

Turkey Trot to Liberation

Join Vane and Caro as they dish into the Truthsgiving Tea: the interconnectedness of Indigenous liberation, immigration, and climate justice. They talk about holiday consumerism, and how to stay engaged instead of checking out during these next few months.