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Unfiltered. Real. No holding back. We’re getting deep with the most influential Latinas who are breaking barriers and owning their power—unapologetically.
Raw stories. Bold conversations. No limits.
Hosted by Kenya Vasquez.
Raw stories. Bold conversations. No limits.
Hosted by Kenya Vasquez.
63 Episodes
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Season Finale. The group chat has officially entered the chat.
This week, I sat down with three of my closest friends for the most unfiltered, chaotic, and weirdly educational girl chat of the entire season.
We get into everything:
• The 4 steps to get men to do literally anything (yes… we said it out loud)
• Pregnancy stories and the real fears no one talks about
• Why our timelines look nothing like generations before us
• The pressure to “have it all” by 30
• Pop culture chaos, celebrity tea, and the hot takes we probably shouldn’t have recorded
Raw. Hilarious. Relatable. The perfect finale to close out Season 2.
Grab a snack, pour a drink, and welcome to the episode that genuinely feels like a night with your best friends.
What does it really take to represent an entire state — culture, beauty, leadership, confidence and all?
This week on Latinas Power Talk, we sit down with Carolina Quintero, Miss Arizona Latina 2025, for an unfiltered conversation about the realities behind the sash.
We talk about the moments people don’t see. The pressure of carrying our comunidad with grace and navigating expectations, criticism, and self-doubt.
Carolina opens up about faith, family, identity, and the purpose behind the pageant world.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to walk in a queen’s shoes — this is your episode.
En este episodio de Latinas Power Talk, conversamos con Andrea Cristina, creadora de contenido de belleza y rizos, sobre cómo en tan solo un año logró transformar su vida por completo.
Desde sus inicios en TikTok hasta convertirse en una voz influyente en redes sociales, Andrea nos cuenta cómo crecer de forma auténtica, cómo negociar tus colaboraciones con marcas y cómo mantener los pies en la tierra cuando todo comienza a cambiar.
Una charla sin filtros sobre confianza, redes y lo que realmente significa vivir de tu pasión.
Disponible en YouTube y todas las plataformas de podcast.
Comedian Xazmin Garza has performed from New York to HBO’s Comedy Chingonas, and she’s not afraid to say what everyone else is thinking. In this episode, we talk about cancel culture, why audiences are harder to please than ever, and the unspoken truth about being a woman in a male-dominated industry.
We also get into the real side of being a Latina in comedy, navigating politics on stage, and finding your people in a world where everyone’s quick to be offended.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to make people laugh for a living — this episode is your backstage pass.
Veronica Lopez is one of Arizona’s most in-demand stylists, dressing influencers, entrepreneurs, and everyday women who want to look like THAT girl.
In this episode, we talk about the styling secret that changes her clients’ CONFIDENCE instantly, why she refuses to let women play small and ... Fashion icks on a first date (yes, we’re talking $600 slides).
We also play Wear It, Borrow It, Burn It with celebrity red carpet looks… and let's just say this A-lister didn’t make the cut!
If you’re a fashion lover, a style beginner, or a woman trying to feel more confident in her own skin – this episode is your new mood board.
When life changed overnight, Crystal Bedoya chose to share her story instead of hiding it.
After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Crystal built a platform that’s now inspiring thousands to see strength in vulnerability. From being featured in Vogue to redefining what it means to live with a chronic illness, she’s on a mission to make the invisible, visible.
In this episode, we talk about:
-Finding out she had MS — and what that moment felt like
-Navigating identity, health, and self-love while living with a chronic condition
-How she continues to travel, stay active, and inspire the community through her content
This is one of the most honest conversations we’ve ever had — one that reminds us that resilience isn’t about pretending to be okay, it’s about finding purpose in every chapter.
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After over a decade in front of the camera, Vanessa Ramírez decided to take a leap most people only dream about—walking away from comfort to rediscover her purpose.
In this episode, we get real about what it means to outgrow a season of your life, finding peace in change, and trusting what’s next even when it’s uncertain. Vanessa opens up about her journey from working in sports to becoming one of Arizona’s most recognized media personalities, the role her father continues to play in her purpose, and why sometimes the bravest thing you can do is start over.
It’s an episode about faith, evolution, and listening to that inner voice that says “it’s time.”
Jessica Muro gets real about the moment she walked away from the Mormon church—and yes, we asked it all… is it really a cult? She opens up about what happens when you're in it, the moment that made her leave, and how her experience shaped the woman she is today.
From building businesses through social media to using authenticity as her superpower, we dig into how she’s grown her brand and somehow still manages to look 25 while doing it all.
It’s raw, inspiring, and full of girl-chat vibes you don’t want to miss.
In this powerful episode of Latinas Power Talk, we sit down with the inspiring Serina Perez (co-host of Tino Cochino Radio) to talk about faith, manifestation, grief, and growth. Serina opens up about her journey into the radio industry — a career she prayed for, manifested, and worked hard to earn.
We dive into what it means to be bold with your prayers, the art of letting go and letting God ... and navigating grief for the version of yourself you’ve outgrown.
Whether you're in a season of waiting, transformation, or breakthrough, this conversation will remind you that you are exactly where you need to be — and that faith isn't passive; it's powerful.
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Motherhood isn’t always the picture-perfect journey we see online. In this episode of Latinas Power Talk, I sit down with Karina from The Momventures, who opens up about the side of motherhood no one talks about—going through depression during pregnancy and how it robbed her of memories with her kids.
Karina gets raw about the lowest point in her journey, but also shares the one life-changing moment that helped her take her power back and rediscover herself. From navigating the guilt, to raising two boys, to bonding over a love of baseball—this conversation is real, unfiltered, and proof that moms don’t have to lose themselves in the process.
If you’ve ever felt alone in your motherhood journey, this one will make you feel seen.
This week on Latinas Power Talk, I sit down with Jo & Gia—the powerhouse duo behind Corella & Co. and the new co-directors of Miss Arizona USA.
We get into their mission of transforming the industry into so much more than modeling—it’s about confidence, inclusion, and creating opportunities for everyone. They share what it means to lead with purpose, how they’re redefining beauty standards, and yes…what they’re looking for in the next Miss Arizona USA.
If you’ve ever wondered what really goes on behind the crown—or what it takes to step into the modeling spotlight—you won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation.
In this episode of Latinas Power Talk, I sit down with Carmen Uria–powerhouse Latina makeup artist and marketing genius who has worked with Telemundo and countless clients.
Get your matchas ready besties, cause this one has ZERO filters. From business tips (why are YOU in business?), to makeup trends we’d skip out on and how to clock people’s true intentions from a mile away!
One of our faves is back! This week, we chat it up with Sienna Villa and we spilled it ALL—celebrity tea, wife guilt, and the future of pop culture news. And… we played a fun round of “Who Would You Rather?” Morning Mess edition.
Trust me, you’re gonna want the tea. Tune in!
Lola isn’t just serving tacos—she’s serving up history, culture, and heart. She made history as the first Latina in State Farm Stadium, building a restaurant rooted in her ancestors’ recipes.
In this episode, Lola opens up about the real challenges of the food industry, how she built her business in her 40s, and drops a shocking news update—You’ll have to hear why she’s making this bold move.
Listen in for the full, unfiltered conversation.
This week on Latinas Power Talk, I sit down with Jess Berger, the powerhouse founder of Bundle x Joy — the pet wellness brand redefining what it means to be a dog mom.
From her motto “doing dog mom sht”* to landing in major retail stores, Jess shares how she turned her passion into a fast-growing business focused on gut health for dogs. We talk about the hustle of launching a purpose-driven brand, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and what’s next for Bundle x Joy.
This week on Latinas Power Talk, we sit down with Diana Lee Guzmán, the powerhouse founder behind Coding in Color — a movement giving students at Title I Schools access to tech education and real pathways to high-paying jobs in computer science.
We talk about building equity in tech, how she's unlocking opportunities for communities left out of the coding conversation, and of course… we get into it: Is AI a revolutionary tool — or just making us too comfy?
Abogada de inmigración, Vianey Hurtado, nos explica exactamente qué está pasando con las redadas de ICE en los Estados Unidos.
Hablamos sobre tus derechos si eres detenido, qué hacer si ICE llega a tu casa o trabajo, y que podemos ver en las siguientes semanas ante la cuota de 3,000 detenciones diarias.
Entre más informado está, mejor nos podemos proteger.
Para contactar a la oficina de la abogada Vianey Hurtado, visite su pagina web www.vianeylaw.com o llame al 602-257-0000.
Daphne Bonilla didn’t just break into sports media—she helped shape its future. Now General Editor at ESPN, Daphne shares how discipline, clarity, and self-trust fueled her rise. From growing up in Guatemala to landing a job at one of the most respected sports media outlets in the world, she’s proof that when you own your voice, the industry listens.
We talk about being a Latina in sports, building legacy through storytelling, and why success is never final when you’re still hungry to grow.
Tune in. It’s game-changing.
In this episode of Latinas Power Talk, I sit down with Christina Spicer, Co-CEO of Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, to uncover the real mission behind one of the most iconic organizations for young girls.
We talk about how the Girl Scouts are redefining leadership, what the cookie program was actually created for (spoiler: it’s all about financial independence), and why teaching girls to build skills, earn money, and support one another is more relevant now than ever.
We also dive into the power of sisterhood, and how Christina’s work is shaping the next generation of confident, self-sufficient, and empowered young women.
This conversation is full of heart, history, and reminders that we rise stronger—together.
The director behind Karol G’s hit Netflix documentary Tomorrow Was Beautiful joins us for an exclusive interview about what it took to bring the reggaeton star’s story to life.
Cristina Costantini—Emmy-winning journalist and filmmaker (Mucho Mucho Amor, Science Fair)—talks about creating the worldwide documentary hit, the power of Latina storytelling, and how this project became a global celebration of vulnerability and strength.
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