Our podcast addresses issues that arose in our city of Uvalde after the May 24, 2022 Robb Elementary school shooting. Issues from accountability, racial oppression, lack of transparency.
In this episode, Brett Cross talks with us about his son, Uziyah who was a victim in the Robb Elementary massacre and his fight for change.
We are joined by Jacinto Cazares, Gloria Cazares and Jazmin Cazares. They share a little bit of their daughter Jackie, who was a victim in the Robb Elementary shooting and their work now to fight for change and remember Jackie
In this episode, we talk with the sister and nephew of 4th Grade Robb Elementary teacher and victim, Irma Garcia
In this episode we briefly discuss our recent Q&A with Uvalde CISD School-board member JJ Suarez.
In this episode we talk about Adams victory on getting his two year ban imposed by UCISD lifted and the impact it made for those who question and seek answers from the tragedy that occurred on May 24th.
Jaclyn Gonzales, a therapist in Uvalde TX and her daughter Mia join us in our latest podcast. In this podcast we talk about the lacking of mental resources in Uvalde and the stigma behind asking for help. They also discuss the lacking of accountability since May 24 and offer insight as to how Uvalde can move forward after such a catastrophic tragedy.
In this episode, guest speaker Pastor Daniel Myers sits with Jimmy and Adam to discuss existing issues and a lack of empathy from the school board and community members.
Ryan and Jess talk about Alithia's beautiful artwork and how she wanted to spread kindness. Her artwork has been enjoyed by so many, and they are working on a project to support more young artists like Alithia.
In this episode, we talk with the Mayor of Uvalde, Donald McLaughlin. He speaks on May 24, 2022 and what he hopes for Uvalde in the future.
In this episode, we talk with parents Abel Lopez and Felicia Martinez, who's son Xavier Lopez was a victim in the May 24, 2022 Robb Elementary shooting.
In this episode Adam talks about how K.A.R.M.A came to be. He talks about issues that plague our community and what KARMA has accomplished and what KARMA will always fight for.
In this episode, Jimmy talks personally about how the events of May 24, 2022 affected him and how it's changed him one year later.
I'm this episode Robb Elementary teacher and lone survivor of room 111 recounts his horrific experience from May 24th, 2022.
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