Podcast by Eva Martinez & Karina Lopez
Plain and simple, we need to empower our people, our families, our friends, to fight oppression and injustice. But to do that we have to have some difficult conversations.
Join us on this talk about stigmas, tik tok, body image and just trying to deal.
What are we but 2 women talking about how we're in our feels...again. Sometimes they're messy, they're necessary, and we're here for the beautiful metamorphosis that is a break up and holding your hand as your best gal friends to come out on the other side. Or give you a box of tissues and fix your mascara. Whatever your need love, whatever you need.
We're talking about those bad habits, those habits we know we should do something about, you know the one (or multiple ones). Eva and I talk about our own bad habits and what we did to change them. Maybe you'll walk away with some tips. Or less shame that you have the same bad habits too.
Is it uppity to want to date someone with a college degree? Is that our ego talking to us? Join Eva and Karina on their thoughts
Nobody planned for this. Especially not your career. But our very own Eva is a pro at networking and has some advice on how to build your network online. These tips are great any time but especially now that online connection is the only kind of connection we're allowed to do!
Finances, it's a big part of our brain space sometimes, because for so many of us we have to learn the ropes of how to manage some big decisions all on our own. We invited Elena from Elena Out Loud to talk to us about becoming independent, and making those big money moves like purchasing a home! Elena hosts Elena Out Loud but also works as a realtor and has such a moving story. We can't wait to share her wisdom with you all! Find Elena's podcast at Elena Out Loud and follow her at @elenaoutloud
Join us for a conversation with Asia Moncada MSW, LCSW overcoming setbacks, discrimination, and keeping your head up at each turn. It's a great motivational talk and a lesson in never giving up!
Have you ever wondered the impact you could have on a younger you? In this episode you'll hear about what we wish we knew as a young brown girl. You'll also get to hear from us and our guest Yanira on the shenanigans that make us who we are.
Advice, good or bad we've all gotten some to shape our careers or shape our love lives, or sometimes both. But sometimes the best resource of strength is within yourself to propel you to make that change Link to video Eva mentions in the episode: https://youtu.be/4K5fbQ1-zps Self development books: The Leadership Gap, Lolly Daskal The Cultural code, Daniel Coyle The Likeability Trap, Alicia Menendez Latina Empowerment Through Leadership: Mindful Stories From Inspiring Women, Veronica Corona, Celia Garcia, Lizza Morales, Monica Rivera "One of the great challenges in this world, is knowing enough about a subject to think you're right, but not enough about the subject to know you're wrong." - Neil deGrasse Tyson
We can make up words, that's a thing right? Quarenthing? More like quarenfeels. Take a deep breath....We're in our feelings ok? And we want to talk about it.
Spring Break? More like Spring Fever...But Eva and Karina are making the best of this time and share their tips to stay productive and happy. For task visibility Trello.com For managing time spent on projects Toggl.com How long germs stay alive on different materials source https://www.today.com/style/how-long-does-coronavirus-live-clothes-t175943 For proper cleaning protocols from the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/cleaning-disinfection.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fcommunity%2Fhome%2Fcleaning-disinfection.html
What does it mean to act like a lady? To be courageous like Dolores Huerta? To be fearless like Rigoberta Menchu, or creative like Frida Kahlo? To us it means being proud of who you are and using those skills to bring change in the world. This episode in honor of International Women's Day and Women's history month is to highlight the accomplishments of Latinas that have inspired us.
We get real real on today's episode. Today's guest Silvia (Gisela) Leija, licensed Marriage and Family Therapist talks to us about how we can all benefit from therapy and why we should be more open within our community to talk about sex and women's health. Follow her on IG at chingona_therapist!
Boundaries, self-care, retail therapy it's all a part of learning how to spin multiple plates in the air and keep them from crashing. Honorable Mentions: Gente-fied on Netflix and The Likeability Trap by Alicia Menendez.
This week is all about what it's like dating in our late 20's. Do you stop following someone on social media after you've stopped dating? When do you define what the relationship is? Why is now the best time to be single? Why is there so much pressure for women in their late 20's? So many questions and Eva and Karina do their best to answer those questions for themselves.
Part 2 of our mini series is here! This week we talk about the definition of a non-negotiable, our thoughts about online dating, deal breakers and more!
Welcome to Part 1 of this Mini Series! Episode 3 is a dive into the early dating life of Eva and Karina. Spoiler alert: it was not a walk in the park. Think old school traditions meets new millennium freedoms...or so we thought!
On this episode we discuss the struggles of making friends as adults and how we learned that making friends is no longer as easy as circle time in grade school. Wompp! Let us know your adult friend making experiences!
Ep. 1 - On today's episode Eva and Karina talk about preserving family cooking traditions, being sous chefs to their mothers and their take on traditional recipes. Nailed it or Failed it?
Our first episode is here! Come and get to know your hosts Eva and Karina. Stay up to date with new episode releases on Brown Eyes And Caramel Thighs Instagram! https://instagram.com/browneyesandcaramelthighs?igshid=1ber7tgs1dj35