Locatora Radio [A Radiophonic Novela] – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Diosa and Mala reflect on their personal connections to libraries as third spaces, how they used library resources as children (even now as podcasters), and how these experiences tie into larger conversations around achievement gaps. They also discuss the importance of libraries as community spaces and why we need libraries now more than ever! 

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In this episode, Diosa and Mala speak with LA City Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez about the ICE raids in Los Angeles and the direct attack on immigrant communities. Together, they discuss how to protect our communities, the power and limits cities hold, and why predominately Black and Brown communities are targeted. Councilmember Hernandez plans to run for re-election and shares what it means to be a voice for her district during a tense summer in Los Angeles. 

NOTE: This interview was recorded before the Supreme Court Ruling on September 8th, 2025. 

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In this week’s episode, Diosa and Mala explore the dynamics of romantic and platonic love, and what it looks like to treat our friends with the same care we give to lovers. They dive into the importance of decentering men, prioritizing female friendships, the difference between repairing a friendship versus a romantic relationship, making friends as adults, and the value of spending intentional, quality time together.

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Our first network season comes to an end! In this final capítulo, we recap our first 30-episode season of Locatora Radio and discuss what's stayed the same and what's changed. We covered so much during Season 7, from the decline of feminism to the rise of the conservative Latina. Tune in to hear more about our indie-to-network journey! 

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In this capítulo, we are joined by Wendy Ramirez and Jackie Rodriguez of Spanish Sin Pena, an organization teaching and empowering our community to learn and practice Spanish. Learn about their trajectory and how you can join! 

From the Bay to the Midwest, we also hear more testimonios from listeners from around the U.S. They share their experience with the Spanish language and whether or not they're a No Sabo Kid.

Thank you to Maria Elena Altany, Iris Raza, Alyssa Gonzalez Castañeda, Mae Ramirez & Kay Lopez for contributing to our audio archive! 

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After Diosa went VIRAL for discussing the history of language violence, we noticed many people questioning the validity of that history. In this episode, we dive into the history of language violence in the American Southwest, Mexican-only schools, and the modern-day pochos, aka No Sabo Kids.  

Listeners from around the U.S., share their experience with the Spanish language. From reformed no-sabo kids to a transracial adoptee, listeners share their experiences with their cultural identity. 

Thank you to Gia, Paula Zaremba, Doctora Rene Lemus, Breana Quintero (aka Bre Burrito), Jenna Palacios, Marissa Reyes, and Rebeca Ruiz for contributing to our audio archive. 

Articles references in this episode: 

Blackwell School. 

Black and Brown Oral Histories

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Welcome back, locamores! We are joined by Puerto Rican singer, composer and vocalist iLe. She released her third album, Nacarile in 2022 and collaborated with artists like, Ivy Queen, Natalia Lafourcade and Flor de Toloache, among others. We learn about her creative process, creating feminist anthems and how social movements inspire her work. iLe was also a member of Calle 13 before launching her solo career. 

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Stand Up Comedian and writer, Marcella Arguello joins us to talk about her new half-hour HBO Max special, "Bitch, Grow Up!" directed by Aida Rodriguez. Arguello has been in the comedy space for 17 years. We talk about career longevity, her meditation album, and her upcoming comedy album Mercury in Reggaeton. 

Listen to Marcella's past episode. 

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Jessica Marie Garcia joins Locatora Radio to share her journey balancing motherhood, the Industry, and what it's like having the best eyebrows in Hollywood. 

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Every week, there's a new take on LA's "bad" food scene. On this capítulo, we overview Los Angeles' thriving immigrant communities, food journalism, and why anyone new to LA should get out of their TikTok food bubble. We also give some restaurant recommendations para los haters. 

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