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Everybody has an aunt who lives for the drama and makes sure everyone else does too. The hilariously unfiltered, gossip-loving Tía Maruchi, with a larger-than-life personality, turns everyday moments into full-blown spectacles.

Eric Brian Colón makes his most personal music yet with his EP "BTW... Lo Intenté." Our guests set expectations when dating in their respective cultures.

Peter Paige rose to fame on the groundbreaking show Queer As Folk; he tells us how the industry has changed its view on queer film and tv since then. Comedian Lorena Russi makes an appearance, as does Queen Victoria Ortega.

On this episode of Ganadoras, we kick things off with a spotlight on women fútbol players and the impact they’re making on and off the pitch.

Jenicka’s adventure continues with sister Chiquis. The special getaway in Santa Barbara brings more than one surprise and some difficult conversations.

Learn about CHIRLA's 40-year legacy and its crucial mission in Mexico helping migrants and deportees navigate complex legal and social challenges.

Chiquis goes to a popular Chinese spot in her hometown to find out what all the hype is about. While Benny, the manager, tells her the interesting story of Yang Chow Restaurant, she enjoys some of the best flavors she’s ever had.

Amina Zamani, a neuroscientist dedicated to empowering others through brain science, shares her journey and expertise, revealing practical ways to rewire your brain for greater happiness and well-being.

We're shining a light on women in sports journalism — the trailblazers telling the stories that shape the game. Our guest, Lore Troncoso, sports reporter, joins us to talk about her career in both Mexico and the United States.

Madars Apse begins his journey by traveling to Pennsylvania to meet up with the iconic Bam Margera to check out his skate barn and brand new ramps.

Tattoos have played an important role throughout human history. Their antiquity and meanings depend on context, origin, beliefs, and much more. SCARS WE CHOOSE is an episode that delves into and tells the story through its protagonists.

Everybody has an aunt who lives for the drama and makes sure everyone else does too. The hilariously unfiltered, gossip-loving Tía Maruchi, with a larger-than-life personality, turns everyday moments into full-blown spectacles.

Eric Brian Colón makes his most personal music yet with his EP "BTW... Lo Intenté." Our guests set expectations when dating in their respective cultures.

Peter Paige rose to fame on the groundbreaking show Queer As Folk; he tells us how the industry has changed its view on queer film and tv since then. Comedian Lorena Russi makes an appearance, as does Queen Victoria Ortega.

On this episode of Ganadoras, we kick things off with a spotlight on women fútbol players and the impact they’re making on and off the pitch.

Jenicka’s adventure continues with sister Chiquis. The special getaway in Santa Barbara brings more than one surprise and some difficult conversations.

Learn about CHIRLA's 40-year legacy and its crucial mission in Mexico helping migrants and deportees navigate complex legal and social challenges.

Chiquis goes to a popular Chinese spot in her hometown to find out what all the hype is about. While Benny, the manager, tells her the interesting story of Yang Chow Restaurant, she enjoys some of the best flavors she’s ever had.

Amina Zamani, a neuroscientist dedicated to empowering others through brain science, shares her journey and expertise, revealing practical ways to rewire your brain for greater happiness and well-being.

We're shining a light on women in sports journalism — the trailblazers telling the stories that shape the game. Our guest, Lore Troncoso, sports reporter, joins us to talk about her career in both Mexico and the United States.

Madars Apse begins his journey by traveling to Pennsylvania to meet up with the iconic Bam Margera to check out his skate barn and brand new ramps.

Tattoos have played an important role throughout human history. Their antiquity and meanings depend on context, origin, beliefs, and much more. SCARS WE CHOOSE is an episode that delves into and tells the story through its protagonists.

Everybody has an aunt who lives for the drama and makes sure everyone else does too. The hilariously unfiltered, gossip-loving Tía Maruchi, with a larger-than-life personality, turns everyday moments into full-blown spectacles.

Eric Brian Colón makes his most personal music yet with his EP "BTW... Lo Intenté." Our guests set expectations when dating in their respective cultures.

We debate Karol G’s opening-night halftime. Then Rico pulls up with comedians George Perez and Edwin San Juan. And Mexican singer/accordionist Janeth Valenzuela joins the show.

We're shining a light on women in sports journalism — the trailblazers telling the stories that shape the game. Our guest, Lore Troncoso, sports reporter, joins us to talk about her career in both Mexico and the United States.

You know that cousin who’s always doing too much for no reason? Laritza’s nonstop dramatics, mood swings, and main-character energy somehow turn every minor inconvenience into a full production, bro!

Sage Skylight es una artista polifacética que mezcla electro pop/rock bajo un fuerte mensaje de inclusión y diversidad.

Stephanie Tejada "New Queen Of Comedy" was born in Orlando, FL at Orlando Naval Hospital on July 7th from her Puerto Rican mother & Guatemalan father. Her fiery & passionate drive would lead to her love of entertainment and the arts.

Eric Brian Colón makes his most personal music yet with his EP "BTW... Lo Intenté." Our guests set expectations when dating in their respective cultures.

The rent is to dang high! Join us as we learn about the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (LARSO) which aims to cap rent increase at 3% among other demands that would get us a step closer in the fight for affordable housing.

Meet Angela Townsend and the creators of SoulFood Candles, who fill the set with their magical scents. We wrap it all up with a playful round of “Spill the Tea”!

We kick it off with Bachata 101 as PAMÉ teaches us how to dance bachata like a real Dominicana — pasos, flow, and the history behind how bachata was once labeled “low class” in DR to silence darker-skinned communities. Cultura and rhythm all in one.

Jenicka shares her journey toward a healthier, more balanced life and because laughter is an essential part of any wellness routine, she plans something extra fun: a yoga class with goats.

Kevin Crenshaw guides leaders in spiritual freedom, emotional healing, and spiritual warfare, drawing from his own transformative journey.

We debate Karol G’s opening-night halftime. Then Rico pulls up with comedians George Perez and Edwin San Juan. And Mexican singer/accordionist Janeth Valenzuela joins the show.

We're shining a light on women in sports journalism — the trailblazers telling the stories that shape the game. Our guest, Lore Troncoso, sports reporter, joins us to talk about her career in both Mexico and the United States.

You know that cousin who’s always doing too much for no reason? Laritza’s nonstop dramatics, mood swings, and main-character energy somehow turn every minor inconvenience into a full production, bro!

Stephanie Tejada "New Queen Of Comedy" was born in Orlando, FL at Orlando Naval Hospital on July 7th from her Puerto Rican mother & Guatemalan father. Her fiery & passionate drive would lead to her love of entertainment and the arts.

Eric Brian Colón makes his most personal music yet with his EP "BTW... Lo Intenté." Our guests set expectations when dating in their respective cultures.

The rent is to dang high! Join us as we learn about the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (LARSO) which aims to cap rent increase at 3% among other demands that would get us a step closer in the fight for affordable housing.

Meet Angela Townsend and the creators of SoulFood Candles, who fill the set with their magical scents. We wrap it all up with a playful round of “Spill the Tea”!

We kick it off with Bachata 101 as PAMÉ teaches us how to dance bachata like a real Dominicana — pasos, flow, and the history behind how bachata was once labeled “low class” in DR to silence darker-skinned communities. Cultura and rhythm all in one.