How Can Latinas Become Filmmakers?

How Can Latino Entrepreneurs Empower Their Communities?

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Latino small business ownership with the owners of Barrio Drive, a trailblazing queer and undocumented-owned clothing brand. We explore how Barrio Drive is not only making waves in the fashion industry but also empowering and representing their community. We’ll discuss the challenges and triumphs of starting a business as undocumented entrepreneurs, the importance of cultural representation, and the impact of community support. Barrio Drive's story is one of resilience, creativity, and the unyielding drive to create opportunities for future generations. Whether you're an entrepreneur, an ally, or simply curious about the intersection of culture and commerce, this episode is sure to leave you motivated and inspired.

Can We Bridge Generational Gaps in Mental Wellness?

Join us as we brew a cup of positivity and embark on a journey of self-discovery, cultural healing, and the transformative power of Tadin Tea on The Our Vibes podcast. In this episode, we celebrate Mental Health Awareness month through sharing our personal stories of mental wellness, intertwined with culture, family, and memories with tea. Founded in 1982 in Los Angeles, Tadin® Herb & Tea Co. is a beloved Latino-owned brand committed to preserving cultural traditions and promoting well-being through herbal remedies. Their star Chamomile product has been a staple in our community for over 40 years, connecting generations its nostalgic aroma, evoking cherished memories of comfort. In this episode, we delve into how Tadin Tea serves as more than just a beverage—it's a symbol of cultural resilience and familial bonds. Through candid conversations, we explore the intersection of culture and mental health, finding solace and connection in shared experiences.

How Can Latinas Become Filmmakers?

In this episode, the Our Vibes team of Latina creatives sits down with Jazmin Aguilar, a proud Southeast Los Angeles filmmaker with a passion for storytelling. Jazmin shares her journey as a Director and Writer, offering invaluable advice to those navigating their own artistic paths. From casting to crafting her first short films, she provides insights into the creative process and the challenges she's faced along the way as an emerging talent. Drawing from her own upbringing, Jazmin reveals how her personal experiences shape the stories she tells on screen. She emphasizes the importance of community among Latina and women filmmakers, highlighting the power of networks and support systems in the industry. Join us as we explore the world of filmmaking through the lens of Jazmin Aguilar, a visionary Latina artist determined to share her stories on her own terms.

What Is It Like Being A Latina Professional?

Join us as we share our candid experiences as Latina professionals navigating the corporate world. From being minorities in the workplace to handling awkward job interviews, we delve into the highs and lows of our previous work experiences. Tune in for some real talk about the challenges and triumphs of being Latinas in corporate America.

Do You Love Your Own Body?

Let’s talk about our mustaches! In this episode we talk about the insecurities we faced growing up as Latinas. We get real about our relationship with body hair, the first time we shaved, and the first time we used make up.  We confront the scrutiny of “the perfect body” and discuss how conversations and behavior in our community about body image affected us growing up, while also shedding a light on how we are currently breaking the stigmas of beauty standards.