On the second installment of Too Girly, host Paola Castillo talks to Oxacan Photographer/Feminist, Zuly Garcia, on beauty standards and the impact of women of color in art.
Host Jessica Vaughan talks to local spoken word poet Charlette Aragon, Aragon opens up about her sexuality and her past experiences and talks about how that influences her writing. Aragon is currently working on a collection of poems she hopes to publish.
You can follow her on instagram @charliannearagon
On this episode of Ladylike Jonathan Gutierrez, an aspiring filmmaker, shares his challenges in the industry as a minority. He is the owner of Promark Pictures and hopes to use his platform to support minorities in the industry.
On this very special episode of “Love, Women” host Monica Vigil interviews her very own mother, Karla Montoya, about her journey as an immigrant from Nicaragua and how being in the United States has always been something she’s grateful for, even when the country doesn’t seem to welcome her. Monica’s sisters Karla and Amanda Montoya also share their experiences as girls growing up in 2018 and the way they’re treated.
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On this episode of “Love, Women” host Monica Vigil is joined by award-winning rocket scientist, talk show host, TED speaker and author Olympia LePoint. Olympia recaps her educational journey, including a moment of inspiration the first time she visited NASA Jet Propulsion Library in Pasadena, the many math classes she failed, and how eventually she used science and faith to reshape her brain to get to where she is now. The two also talk about Olympia’s radio show and a TV show she is beginning to film with the same name: Answers Unleashed.
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On this episode of “Men Don’t Cry”, host Kevin Barcinas confabulates with Brooke McGill, first year Pierce Student and aspiring screen actress about the trials and tribulations of transitioning in a mostly male socialized society. McGill discloses her opinions on some hot button issues in the LGBTQ community and busts some myths about transgender people.
With blockbusters like “Wonder Woman” and “Black Panther” crushing it at the box office, it is apparent that the motion for Hollywood to become more inclusive of women and people of color should be a ticket to success. However, there is still lingering hesitation of if big companies should take that leap. This episode of Ladylike features Monica Montoya who, along with the host, discusses the role of women in cinema, with emphasis on the action genre.
The announcement of Harry Potter and The Cursed Child caused a great deal of anticipation inside the hearts of Potterheads across the globe. On this episode host Redah Baig interviews Pierce College’s very own Professor Mickey Harrison who’s known for teaching a “Harry Potter” based literature class. They’ll delve into discussing diversity in Pop culture.