In this episode of Charlitas, we break down the history of the word “woke,” how it’s been used in culture and social media, and what it looks like among friends, family, and our own community. From IMAX movies to paper straws, LED headlights, and even matcha lattes (👀), we share our funniest “woke takes” before diving into the deeper conversations on social justice, cancel culture, and empathy. En este episodio de Charlitas, platicamos sobre el origen de la palabra woke, cómo se ha usado en ...
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In this episode of Charlitas, we break down the history of the word “woke,” how it’s been used in culture and social media, and what it looks like among friends, family, and our own community. From IMAX movies to paper straws, LED headlights, and even matcha lattes (👀), we share our funniest “woke takes” before diving into the deeper conversations on social justice, cancel culture, and empathy. En este episodio de Charlitas, platicamos sobre el origen de la palabra woke, cómo se ha usado en ...
In this episode of Charlitas, we break down the history of the word “woke,” how it’s been used in culture and social media, and what it looks like among friends, family, and our own community. From IMAX movies to paper straws, LED headlights, and even matcha lattes (👀), we share our funniest “woke takes” before diving into the deeper conversations on social justice, cancel culture, and empathy. En este episodio de Charlitas, platicamos sobre el origen de la palabra woke, cómo se ha usado en ...
Think you know the Charlitas co-hosts? Think again In this fun and fast-paced episode, we’re turning the tables and putting ourselves in the hot seat! Through a speed dating–style game, the Charlitas co-hosts reveal quirks, secrets, and the little things that make us us. It’s goofy, it’s heartfelt, and it might even get a little too real. Join us for laughs, surprises, and a deeper look into who the Charlitas really are beyond the mic ¿Crees que conoces a las co-anfitriones de Charli...
We’ve all heard it before “Hay comida en la casa.” In this episode, the Charlitas dive into the iconic phrase that shaped so many of our childhoods. From packed lunches to creative home meals, we unpack what this saying really meant in our households. It's not just about saving money, it’s about culture, sacrifice, and love served on a plate. Grab a snack (from home, of course) and join the conversation as we share laughs, memories, and the real stories behind what was on our tables growing u...
In this episode, we’ve got a special guest, Jorge! 🎉 He’s the Youth Program Coordinator at Latino Leadership NW, and he’s joining us to talk all things siblings. Nothing's off the table, from brothers vs. sisters and silent rivalries to family roles and the love that (somehow) holds it all together. We’re keeping it real, breaking down stereotypes, swapping stories, and laughing through the chaos. Because at the end of the day, siblinghood is messy, meaningful, and so worth talking about. ...
It’s been a year since graduation for some of us — and just days for others. And we’re all asking: Is this it? Is this what adulting really looks like? In this episode, we reflect on that post-grad reality check — navigating the in-between of no longer being students, but not quite feeling like full adults. From new responsibilities to fresh hobbies, careers, and even motherhood, we’re unpacking what it means to grow up without a roadmap. Tune in as we get honest about routines, survival mod...
Volunteering isn’t just about giving back—it’s about the connections we make, the lessons we learn, and the impact we leave behind. In this episode, we share our favorite volunteer experiences and why they meant so much to us. We’ll talk about how community service not only helps those around us but also helps us grow, build our resumes, and even stand out on scholarship applications. El voluntariado no es solo dar de vuelta; se trata de las conexiones que hacemos, las lecciones que aprendem...
Applying for scholarships and financial aid can be confusing, but we’re here to break it all down! In this episode, we share our experiences applying for FAFSA, WASFA, grants, and scholarships, tackling common struggles, and answering key questions. Join us in this new episode and comment on your experiences or scholarships we should share! Solicitar becas y ayuda financiera puede ser confuso, ¡pero estamos aquí para explicarlo todo! En este episodio, compartimos nuestras experiencias ...
💕 Happy Love Month! 💕 This episode is all about self-love and the power of positive affirmations! Join the Charlitas hosts as they share their favorite self-care activities and the impact of positive self-talk all while reflecting on the challenges of expressing emotions in Latino households. Follow us on our social media platforms for weekly affirmations and don’t forget to share your favorite affirmations with us! 💕 💕 ¡Feliz Mes del Amor! 💕 ¡Este episodio se trata de...
Charlitas is back for Season 2! 🎉 Thank you for joining your Charlitas hosts for another season! In this episode, join them as they dive into their personal and professional New Year resolutions while sharing exciting updates from Latino Leadership NW. There’s so much to look forward to this year—a new Mariposa cohort, the annual conference (calling all healthcare presenters!), a 1-year office-versary celebration, and much more! Don’t forget to subscribe and share! Stay tuned ...
Check out our last episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLmPvOYZAWM&list=PL1t9UqpWjqmkQ-TjepCC_brBz0bM7vN75 Sponsors: https://inatai.org https://www.peacehealth.org/foundation
oin the Mariposas as they share stories of the challenges and triumphs of middle school life, from the excitement and awkwardness of 6th grade to the challenges of 8th grade—including the lasting effects of COVID on our youngest Mariposa and how it shaped her high school experience. This podcast shares real stories, laughs, and lessons learned along the way. Share with us a favorite memory from your own middle school days! Únete a las Mariposas mientras comparten historias sobre los re...
It’s not just spooky season… it’s also Hispanic Heritage Month! Join Las Mariposas in this special episode where they share cuentos from their childhood and some spine-chilling personal experiences. Along the way, they reflect on the importance of celebrating our traditions and heritage, especially the spooky side of Latino culture. P.S. Can you guess which emotion from Inside Out is who? No es solo temporada de sustos… ¡también es el Mes de la Herencia Hispana! Únete a Las Mariposas...
Have you ever wondered about the signs of a healthy relationship? In this episode, the Mariposas dive deep into the world of red and green flags. They'll break down what these flags mean, how to spot them, and what they signify in relationships from their perspective. Tune in as they investigate the various aspects of red flags in Latine culture, unravel the difference between "being toxic" and genuine red flags, and discuss the concerning trend of comparing red flags with domestic violence.&...
Our stories begin at the origin of our birth… with that said… where are you from?!? Join the Mariposas as they share their unique experiences shaped by where they were born and their journey when they moved to the United States. Venture into their hardships and unique challenges and triumphs as they navigate their identity within their culture, professional, and social interactions. Can you relate to them? Nuestras historias comienzan con el origin de nuestro nacimiento… dicho es...
In our 4th episode, “Unveiling Machismo in the Latinx Community” Jair and Luis delved into the cultural, social, and personal impacts of machismo. If you missed it, go back and listen—it's foundational! Today, we'll discuss how machismo impacts women’s lives, especially the stark differences in expectations and pressures on eldest daughters versus younger male siblings. We'll explore whether women can perpetuate machismo, often unconsciously, and the importance of recognizing and ...
It's graduation season!!!! In this exciting episode, we're diving into what it means to graduate from both high school and college. We delve deep into the transformative power of education. We bring you the inspiring stories of the Mariposas, who share their unique perspectives on navigating the educational system. From their first days in school to the moment they stand on the brink of graduation, these narratives offer a vivid portrayal of resilience, growth, and the unwavering belief in th...
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, join the Mariposas as they delve into conversations, and share personal testimonies about mental health. Through these raw and emotional conversations, gain insights into the stigmas within our communities and discover ways to reshape perceptions. Let's embark on a journey of understanding, empathy, and support, together. Charlitas is brought to you by Latino Leadership NorthWest: latinoleadershipnw.org Funding made possible by the Inatai Foundation...
Join us on "Breaking Barriers" as we delve deep into the complexities of machismo within the Latinx community. This podcast explores the cultural, social, and personal dimensions of machismo, challenging stereotypes and uncovering its impact on individuals and society. Through candid conversations, personal stories, and expert insights, we aim to foster understanding, provoke thought, and inspire change towards a more inclusive and equitable future for all. Tune in as we navigate through the ...
In this episode of Charlitas we will discuss... What is ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE? -What environmental injustices disproportionately affect Latinx communities, and how does this impact the well-being of Latinx youth? - How can Latinx youth engage in environmental activism and advocate for sustainable practices within their communities? Charlitas is brought to you by Latino Leadership NorthWest: latinoleadershipnw.org Funding made possible by the Inatai Foundation www.inatai.org Follow us...
This episode will aim to explore Personal Experience on Being Translators & How it made us feel. What effects did it have on relationship with family/parents validation/reassurance? Charlitas is brought to you by Latino Leadership NorthWest Funding made possible by the Inatai Foundation
In this episode of Charlitas, we break down the history of the word “woke,” how it’s been used in culture and social media, and what it looks like among friends, family, and our own community. From IMAX movies to paper straws, LED headlights, and even matcha lattes (👀), we share our funniest “woke takes” before diving into the deeper conversations on social justice, cancel culture, and empathy. En este episodio de Charlitas, platicamos sobre el origen de la palabra woke, cómo se ha usado en ...
