Ni de Aquí, Ni de Allá: Jorge Xolalpa on Immigration, Identity, and Uplifting Our Communities
In this heartfelt conversation, filmmaker and author Jorge Xolalpa talks about the memoir that captures his life between two worlds and the massive 2026 book tour dedicated to immigrant stories across the country. We explore the weight of DACA, the role of storytelling in healing, and his mission t…
EP 239: The Image of the Wound – Emergent Teaching, Art as Alchemy, and Living Between Languages with Dr. Chanti Tacoronte-Perez
In this episode, Kimberly speaks with Dr. Chanti Tacoronte-Perez, an artist, educator, and depth psychologist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the designer of the cover of Kimberly's upcoming book Erotic Seasons. Part of Kimberly's Santa Fe trilogy, this conversation explores what it means to tea…
722: Why So Many First Gen Latinos Feel Like Their Spanish Isn’t “Good Enough”
Ever feel your Spanish isn’t “good enough” to raise bilingual kids? You’re not alone! This episode unpacks why so many Latino parents struggle with language confidence, what heritage speakers truly experience, and how to use your everyday Spanish to create meaningful bilingual moments at home.
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Ni de aquí, ni de allá: Dos culturas / Neither from here nor from there: Two cultures
“Ni de aquí, ni de allá” translates to “neither from here nor from there.” It’s often used to describe someone who feels caught between two places or cultures - like they don’t fully belong to either one.
What does it mean to feel caught between cultures? This episode explores the meaning of “ni d…
07 - From Durango to Chicago to Chilangolandia: Life, Culture, and Politics in Mexico and the USA - Rocio Lucero
Rocio Lucero, founder of the CDMX IYKYK newsletter, is a writer and native-born Mexican who grew up in a small town in Durango before moving to Chicago at the age of 12 and spending most of her teenage/young adult years in the USA. Later, she traveled the world (including a long stint in Korea) bef…
Episode 12: "They Wanted Me to Pick a Side. Me Elegí a Mí Mismo."
Hey vecino,
Have you ever woken up and felt like there are two people living inside of you?
The version of you that shows up at work or school. And the version of you that shows up at home. Two separate selves. Two sets of unspoken rules. Two languages — sometimes literally. And never the same room…
Latin@ Enough - Who Gets to Decide Our Latinidad?
Are you Latino enough? And who gets to decide?
In this episode of Healing Chingon, Frankie explores the gatekeeping of Latinidad—from skin color and birthplace to speaking Spanish “well enough” or fitting cultural stereotypes. Through personal experiences and examples like Selena Quintanilla, Becky…
Pérdida Ambigua: The Grief of Feeling "Ni De Aquí, Ni De Allá" (w/ Eliana Perez) | Bonus Ep
In this special edition of The Living Loss Podcast, host Daiana Bernard, LMHC, sits down with her close friend and cousin, Eliana Perez, for a relaxed, "coffee with family" conversation about the first- and second-generation bicultural experience.Together, they unpack the unique emotional landscape…
6. Picked Up by the Readers: Tanya Zuñiga on Indie Publishing, Identity & Leonora Guerrero
This week I'm joined by Tanya Zuñiga, author of Threads of Her Braid and The Reckoning of Leonora Guerrero. Tanya is a first-gen Latina from San Diego, a high school Spanish teacher at the same school she graduated from, and one of the most thoughtful indie authors on my shelves.
We talk about her…
How Code-Switching Can Build Your Confidence as a First-Gen Woman of Color
Do you ever feel like a completely different person depending on the room you’re in? At work, you’re polished and professional. With your friends, you’re loud, you’re laughing, and you’re saying exactly what’s on your mind. And with your family, you’re switching languages, being respectful, and may…
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