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In this inspiring episode of Lost Souls Radio, Dr. Patty Cihuacoatl Xochitlalokzin Ramirez shares her journey of healing, ancestral medicine, and decolonizing practices. She discusses the importance of rites of passage, collective healing, and transforming community spaces to foster dignity and sacredness. 00:00 The Journey of Emotional Awareness 03:49 Healing and Ancestral Connection 07:09…
Guest name: Luis J. Rodriguez This episode explores the complex legacy of Cesar Chavez, restorative justice, and community healing within indigenous and Latino communities. Hosted by Mateo, featuring Luis J. Rodriguez, the conversation delves into historical trauma, systemic oppression, and pathways to healing and accountability. Theme music by: Anahuak Underground Chapters 00:00 Introduction to…
In this episode of Los Souls Radio , Mateo speaks with Doctor of Social Work Francisco Lozornio about the integration of indigenous healing practices into mental health. They discuss the impact of the school-to-prison pipeline, the significance of intergenerational trauma, and the role of land and connection in healing. Dr. Lozornio emphasizes the importance of cultural humility in social work and…
In this compelling episode of Lost Souls Radio, Mateo sits down with Joey Williams, Vice Chairman of the Kern Valley Indian Community and a dedicated organizer with over 15 years of experience. Joey shares the challenges and triumphs of Native organizing during the 2024 elections, diving deep into topics such as political distrust in colonial systems. Topic: Native Organizing and the 2024…
Join us for a heartfelt and inspiring episode of 'Legacy of Roberto Cintli Rodriguez.' In this special podcast, two lifelong friends, Luis Rodriguez, author of Always Running, and Raquel Salinas cultural artist and part of Chicanas Cholas and Chisme. Come together to honor the incredible legacy of Professor Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, a visionary who left an indelible mark on the Chicano/Indigenous…
Raul Herrera Raul Herrera resides in the San Fernando Valley, and he is a 24/7 Dad, a community organizer, activist, artist, Mexica dancer & drummer. Raul is a College Instructor in Ethnic Studies and Chicana/o/x Studies. Topic: Rethinking Cesar E. Chavez Maestro Raul Herrera can be found supporting Mesoamerican Ballgame @ulama_sanfernando Theme Song- Lost Souls by Anawak Underground: AUG
Seit-cha from the House of Hi-you-eah from Tla o qui aht nations, of Vancouver Island. Shares about West Coast Warrior Society In addition to the inspiration of EZLN. Yaotl - Mateo Check-in - 00:00:45 Welcoming Seit-cha - 00:07:20 Seit-cha - 00:09:44 Surrender our sovereignty to become a municipality 00:15:12 West Coast Warrior Audio 00:52:09 Honoring Relatives: 00:59:10 Seit-Cha - Closing palabra…
In honor of Women's Month, we have our last guest, in a lively but educational conversation. DR Elena Rodriguez. DR Elena shares a glimpse of her story, educating us on HPV, and Women's Sexuality. Bilingual Latina Gynecologist & Surgeon Voted Best Doc @lamag Podcast: Vagenius YouTube: Dr. Elena Rodriguez OPTIMIZE YOUR HEALTH ⬇️ linktr.ee/dr.elenarodriguez Theme Song- Lost Souls by Anawak…
In honor of Women's Month Lost Souls Radio would like to welcome Guest: Sara Haskie-Mendoza. #honoringWomensmonth2022 The Xinachtli program facilitates the healing and intersectional community building for Chicana, Indigenous girls, and non-binary youth. To bring Xinacthli to your community, click the links listed. IG the link. Web site Theme Song- Lost Souls by Anawak Underground: AUG
Lost Souls Radio Guest Marissa Velazquez, Directora de Colectivo Pjotxee y Activista . The episode was recorded via IG Live, by way Mexico. Marissa recently spoke in front of the Mexican congress to be the voice of the jñatjo (Mazahua) people. Yaotl Leads the conversation reconnecting to the community of both Mateo and Yaotl's family who migrated from in the early 1940s. #honoringWomensmonth2022…