Latina South
Latina South podcast welcomes friendly conversations with Latina women who live, work and play throughout the American South. We'll learn about what Latinas are creating and how they are making good things happen for their families, businesses and communities. We'll enjoy some savory bits of wisdom while we share about what it takes to thrive in life while holding onto the best of what makes us Latinas in the South. Welcome!
- Update frequency
- every 13 days
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 30
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2021
Rita Bautista on Latina Podcasters Network and Being Catracha in the South | Ep. 10
“I don’t necessarily believe in the idea we were fed that everybody is in competition with each other. I truly believe that with collaboration you can actually accomplish a lot more, and what better …
Yehimi Cambrón on Art, Activism and Celebrating Immigrants | Ep. 9
"It's important to me to be unapologetic about the stories that I'm representing through my work and even being unapologetic about the way that I represent myself in the spaces that I get to be in." …
[REPLAY] Rochelle Bradford on Latina Identity, Career and Feeling In-Between | Ep. 1
You can find original Show Notes for this and other Latina South episodes on the show's website https://www.latinasouth.com/shownotes/rochelle-bradford-on-latina-identity-career-and-feeling-in-betwee…
Jennifer Salazar Hutcheson on Blogging, Family, and Living in the South | Ep. 8
“Even in this past year… I’ve had the opportunity to just breathe for a minute. As a Latina, family has always been everything to me and it just made me realize again that I needed to focus on my fam…
Blanca Catalina Garcia on Teaching Entrepreneurship and Building Bridges between Bubbles | Ep. 7
“As a Latina woman, my person in any given place is tied to so many other things. My identity as a mother, as a leader in my social and family network, all of those things are deeply connected and an…
Janine Cabrera-Velde on Education, her Latina Roots, and her Time at Harvard | Ep. 6
“My Latina identity is grounded in everything that I do. My parents always infused in me…you’ve got to really know your roots, you’ve got to know where you came from and that’s something that you can…
Audra Agen on her Podcast, Hispanic Heritage, and living in the South(west) | Ep. 4
“If it’s something that you want, then you just go and do it. Don’t let anybody or anything stop you or talk you out of it…even if that’s YOU.” - Audra Agen, inspired by her grandmother.
(1:35) Audra …
Mimi Woodson on her Path to Politics: Faith, Military, and being the Candy Lady | Ep. 3
About our Guest:
Evelyn ‘Mimi’ Woodson is a pioneer in local politics as the longest-serving Latino elected official in the state of Georgia. She talks about her 15 years of military service, her str…
Mayte Peck on Pandemic, Pottery, and her Peruvian roots | Ep. 2
About our Guest: Mayte Peck - Mayte is an entrepreneur and owner of Mark of the Potter, a North Georgia pottery business. She previously owned local Atlanta favorite Peruvian restaurant, Sweet Devil…
Rochelle Bradford on Latina Identity, Career and Feeling In-Between | Ep. 1
About our Guest: Dr. Rochelle Bradford - Rochelle is an accomplished scientist, inventor and project management professional with a PhD in Organic Chemistry from Georgia Tech. Originally from the Bo…