Podcasts about Border Angels

Send us a textAna Miguel, Educational Programs Coordinator for Border Angels, shares her personal connection to immigration work as the daughter of migrants from Guanajuato, Mexico, revealing how her family history shapes her passion for humanitarian border assistance and activism.To support Border Angels and their humanitarian work, visit borderangels.org.Warning: this episode contains adult language and topics and may not be suitable for all listeners.Support the showIf you enjoyed this episode please give us a five-star rating and consider donating. Your generosity helps our shoe-string budget and allows us to continue producing high-quality content. Click here to donate.

This week, The Nonprofit Insider Podcast welcomes Mackenzie Riley, a dynamic community leader and DEI advocate based in Phoenix, Arizona. Mackenzie has carved an inspiring career in nonprofit management, workforce development, and community engagement, collaborating with organizations like Border Angels and Habitat for Humanity to create real, lasting change.In this episode, Mackenzie shares her thoughts on the current state of DEI in America, nonprofit mindfulness and the motivations that keep her grounded and inspired. She also delivers a fantastic #NonprofitHorrorStory that perfectly captures the challenges and realities of working in this space.We go deep into the lessons Mackenzie would share with her younger self, her mission to bridge gaps in education and workforce development, and her strategies for building partnerships that matter. Whether you're a nonprofit professional, DEI advocate, or simply curious about making a difference, this conversation will leave you motivated and ready to act.Don't miss this powerful episode with Mackenzie Riley!

Border Angels is a non-profit providing a number of humanitarian programs to support migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers at the San Diego/Tijuana border. I think this is such an important conversation now more than ever regardless of where we stand on the issue and the more we know the better, so I was very grateful to have Jesus on the show.

Putting a band together for a younger Tristan Shone 20 years ago was not as easy as he thought it might be, so he used his knowledge of mechanical engineering and sense of tenacious autonomy to create his own instruments that would allow him to make live music on his own; Music without the use of traditional instruments like guitars and drums and backingtracks a single musician might use to fill out the sound. Nope. Tristan and his fellow engineers created a few different unique tactile tools that he could oscillate in a live setting for different sounds, explosions and deep tones. It became Author and Punisher and is now 7 records into a 20 year career with his most recent records being released on noise-centric Relapse Records and touring with the likes of Tool. To wit: Justin Chancellor and Danny Carey both play on A&P's most recent release, Krüller. Tristans dayjob as a mechanical engineer with The National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research at UCSD dovetails perfectly with A&P as both concentrations are using his knowledge of machines for use in more delicate forms with scientists and musicians. Indeed, he and his fellow engineers are now creating unique instruments (dronemachines.com) for different artists like ARCA for use in her experimental performances. He's a dedicated San Diegan now and also devotes time with Border Angels who make "water drops" in dangerous desert regions for migrants seeking asylum in the states. 

Host Ruben Navarrette interviews his friend and compadre, Enrique Morones, about the San Diego's advocate's quest to change the name of the Texas Rangers and about the Latino vote in the 2022 midterm elections.

On the 12th episode of Immigration Today! we welcome Dulce Garcia, the Executive Director of Border Angels. Border Angels is a nonprofit organization that advocates for human rights at the U.S. Mexican Border. Their work focuses on attempting to reduce the number of fatalities at the border through direct action such as water drops at the desert to help immigrants battling dehydration along their journey into the U.S and direct humanitarian aid. Dulce Garcia was raised in San Diego and is an undocumented DACA recipient herself. She is a witness of the hardships many immigrants face but despite of this she graduated from UCSD with a bachelor's degree in Political Science and attended law school at Cleveland Marshall College of Law. Since then she opened her private practice in 2016 and has provided assistance to many low income immigrants. Dulce also sued Trump and the administration after the termination of DACA. As a result of those efforts, hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients are able to renew their DACA status. She has received the “Women of the Year” award by Assembly Woman Lorena S. Gonzalez.  In this podcast, Dulce recounts her personal journey as an undocumented immigrant growing up near the border in San Diego. She is a business owner, property owner, an attorney, and she pays taxes. Even after 33 years she does not have a path to citizenship like thousands of other migrants in the U.S. She also tells us about her brother's deportation case and how she fought to bring him back. Border Angels relies on the generosity of donations from listeners like you – please consider donating via their website. You can also follow them on social media to stay up to date with all that they do: Facebook, Instagram, Linked in, or YouTube.Immigration Today! is always releasing new content. Please subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date with any new episodes!DISCLAIMER – The views and opinions expressed in the podcast represent the view of the host and guest(s) and not necessarily the official view of Clark Hill PLC. No information contained in this Podcast or on this Website shall constitute financial, investment, legal and/or other professional advice and that no professional relationship of any kind is created between you and podcast host, the guests or Clark Hill PLC. You are urged to speak with your financial, investment, or legal advisors before making any investment or legal decisions. 

In this episode of the El Progreso podcast, we discuss the latest news from the US-Mexico border. With undocumented people applying for asylum and crossing the border at record rates, we talk to immigration experts about what the Biden administration has done to move away from the Trump policies and how it has also upheld some of the same harmful laws, including Title 42. Our guests include Dulce Garcia, the Director of Border Angels, an immigration advocacy organization that among its many efforts, places large water jugs in the desert for people crossing the border. We'll get a sense of how that organization and others like it reach out to immigrants in the US, including day laborers, and help them with basic needs, especially during COVID. We'll also speak with Latinx people working inside tech companies about how they feel about tools they build being used to apprehend immigrants. And we end the show with a conversation with a San Francisco-based band, Soltron, whose songs describe the city's political battlefields of gentrification and the immigrant experience.

James Cordero, Co-Director of the Water Drop Program at Border Angels, joins us to talk about the reality migrants deal with as they cross the border and the humanitarian aid Border Angels offers them. To learn more about Border Angels go to https://www.borderangels.org

On this week’s episode, Match Volume’s Eduardo Ocampo speaks with longtime San Diego immigration activist Enrique Morones about why he has spent so much of his life fighting for the undocumented. Morones is the founder of Border Angels, House of Mexico and Gente Unida. Ocampo and Morones discuss his experience working with past presidential administrations, his frustration with misinformation regarding deportations and his thoughts on President Biden’s first 100 days.

In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, Dulce Garcia, executive director of Border Angels, an organization that provides outreach to asylum seekers and border crossers, joins the podcast to discuss the challenges faced with immigration policy and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Garcia talks about the security implications of immigration and asylum policy, and the human implications of the choices that are made regarding these topics. This talk was sponsored by the Strauss Center and was part of their Brumley Speaker Series.

Wawaweewa! It's Episode 10! Our guest is Christopher Guerrero! Chris is a director, producer, and filmmaker based here in LA. You can find more information about him at his website www.christopherguerrero.com. This weeks cause Chris wanted us to highlight Border Angels, a non-profit organization that advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform, and social justice. They are focused on attempting to reduce the number of fatalities along the US-Mexico border by educating and assisting the communities on both sides of the border. Services include free immigration and employee rights consultation, educational programs, water drops in the desert, day labor outreach, and Caravans of Love to Tijuana to support and aid migrants that are in need. Find out more and donate at www.borderangels.orgAs always if you send proof of donation to bundlebuddiespodcast@gmail.com we will shout you out on the pod!This week we played......Dogs Throwing Swords II: Three Barks To The WindBleed 2The Last LibrarianAbout the podcast.....Welcome to bundle buddies, we are playing through the ENTIRE itch.io Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality.What is the itch.io Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality? In June 2020, in response to the massive social movement following George Floyds murder, Indie gaming marketplace / community itch.io but together a game/media bundle with all proceeds going to support organizations that are working directly with those affected by racial injustice. When all was said and done the bundle included 1741 items from 840+ creators. It raised $8,153,803.03 for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and Community Bail Fund split 50/50. A truly incredible amount, and a testament to peoples desire to see justice enacted.If you are one of those people who supported this worthy cause you have likely heard of the hits included in the bundle, but there is a LOT of stuff. Some great, some insane, and some bad. it's tough to know where to start, or if a game if worth it. So we're here! Each week we randomly dip into a few of the 1365 are games from the bundle and sharing our thoughts. In the spirit of this bundle, every episode we highlight a new cause and donate. If you donate we'll give you a shout out on the show.Tune and and play along or just tune in to listen to two video game enthusiasts play some very wonderful and weird games.....and also some bad ones.Theme Song: Neoishiki by Role MusicHosted & Produced by: Eric T Roth & Alex Honnet

This week we are joined by Akil Godsey from Baltimore hardcore band End It, and the podcast Up the Blunx. We are talking about the 1995 EP Schoolahardknox by the NYHC band District 9.Border Angels: https://www.borderangels.org/Baltimore Youth Arts: https://www.bmoreyoutharts.org/End It Merch: https://enditbchc.bigcartel.com/Flatspot Records: https://flatspotrecords.bandcamp.com/album/fsr47-one-way-trackUp the Blunx: https://uptheblunx.libsyn.com/Call our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating.All episodes available on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcherhttps://www.instagram.com/punklottopodhttps://punklottopod.simplecast.com/https://twitter.com/punklottopodhttps://www.facebook.com/punklottopodSongs featured on this episode:Jawbox - Jackpot PlusEnd It - HardheadGreen Day - Brain StewRancid - Roots RadicalHum - StarsJawbreaker - Save Your GenerationCiv - Can't Wait One Minute MoreDistrict 9 - PaybackDistrict 9 - Think About ItDistrict 9 - Behind Red Tape

Pendejadas and Chingaderas now has "merch"! (We have stickers available at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pendejadas) *25% of all proceeds go to a different organization each month (this month is Border Angels! find out more about them: https://www.borderangels.org)!This episode is brought to you by the people who we like thinking about, we are worried about, and who we hope also think about us. Amy talks about becoming a madrina to her friends' kids, Gabby talks about growing up with her friends to their transition to *actual* adulthood, and Diana talks about her good vibes and relaxing with her friends (now that she actually has them). Making friends can be hard! Keeping good friends around takes a bit less energy. Socially distancing doesn't mean losing your friends, because loyalty is what it's all about. What does loyalty mean to you? Part one in a two-part series of who lives in our heads rent-free (much like how Diana lives in Amy's apartment :) thx Amy) Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pendejadas)

In this episode, I'm joined by Boston-based artists Genie Santiago and ALGO to talk about “Revelación,” a single they collaborated on and released on July 24. “Revelación” marks a shift in Santiago’s work towards protest music with a social justice message. We talk about that message and how to continue the conversation that recent events have started. Genie and ALGO reminisce on how they met and formed a partnership that has led to multiple creative projects. Following the interview, enjoy the new single, “Revelación.” Proceeds from the Bandcamp release will go towards Border Angels, a California-based nonprofit aimed at assisting migrants traveling across the U.S.-Mexico border.

Cesar welcomes Yael from The Rodriguez Show. They talk about growing up as a DACA recipient, the struggles of living life right now, Blond by Frank Ocean, and the behind the scenes dedication it takes to create The Rodriguez Show. Donate to Border Angels at borderangels.org Check out the video version at Youtube.com/c/therodriguezshow. Support the show and Cesar at Patreon.com/therodriguezshow Follow Cesar on instagram @iamcesarrod Beat by @mvndoh on instagram

Listen to the amazing collaboration of Jonathon and Enrique Morones...we remember Jonathon at this time of year. Their work together saved and protected countless lives. Jonathon was a hero , and his heart and soul was devoted to the most vulnerable in the migrant community. He was the water drop director at Border Angels when Border Angels was an organization to be proud of. Jonathon as well as the originators of Border Angels especially Enrique Morones who created this organization and Hugo Castro and all who worked tirelessly to make Border Angels the preeminent social justice movement that created programs like the water drop program, the housing of migrants who are in limbo as they wait for their asylum dates in court (before this pandemic), education, medical and legal aid, as well as providing goods, and food clothing , housing and medicines for migrant families on their difficulty journey to seek a better life, free from violence. We remember Jonathon with love and respect and great admiration. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tish-lampert/support

This weeks Magnificent Mujer is photojournalist, writer & host of “America Speaks”, author of We Protest: Protecting The America We Believe In, Rizzoli Books.  In her new book, “We PROTEST: Fighting for What We Believe In” (Rizzoli), photojournalist Tish Lampert captures the spirit of the heroes and ordinary citizens on their activist journey to defend their American values during the most conflicted era in our recent history. The book charts the chronology of social-change movements that have dominated the headlines over the past several years: the fight for women’s rights and gender equality, immigration rights, civil liberties, gun violence, and the environment. Lampert takes us to the front lines of activism, where she has documented each protest and their respective leaders, as well as the legions of ordinary Americans standing together to protect the values of our great nation. Lampert, based in L.A., began her work in the 70’s with a focus on human rights issues. She has chronicled protest movements that have been catalysts for reform in America for 20 years. She covered the 1992 riots in Los Angeles; the Cesar Chavez movement for migrant worker’s rights; the Navajo Nation in Tuba City and Window Rock, among others. Her “in the field” investigations include assignments for: Conflict Awareness Project, Voices of African Mothers, Gente Unida, and Border Angels, to name a few. She has won awards for her work in Sub-Sahara Africa and has exhibited in the United Nations, Photo LA and elsewhere. For five years she served as media director and photographer for Voices of African Mothers at the United Nations. Lampert is also the creator and host of the podcast, “America Speaks,” which gives voice to today’s heroes on the front-lines of fighting for social change. www.tishlampert.org. Support this podcast

Our Endgame is over. On December 14th, the last two episodes of our Level Two season took place at Border X Brewery in Bell,  CA as a fundraiser for Border Angels and we got to interview EIGHT unique musical acts. Here are the last four: Welfair, The Altons, Mind Monogram, The Tracks.

Our Endgame has arrived. On December 14th, the last two episodes of our Level Two season took place at Border X Brewery in Bell,  CA as a fundraiser for Border Angels and we got to interview EIGHT unique musical acts. Here are the first four: ihateyouALX, Better Than Sex, Lucy's, Apollo 1.

Yooney & Kyle kick-off 2020 with a new episode of Eayikes In Your Pocket, a conversation centered around community service and personal experiences with giving back. Here at Eayikes, one of our goals has always been to help people discover and develop hearts of service, so we had a great conversation with our good friend Stratton Constantinides about how he's grown to become more service-oriented as he navigates adulthood. We also dive in with Stratton about social anxiety, something he's only beginning to experience later in life. A lawyer by day, surfer by morning, musician by night, Stratton is an all-around true gentleman who definitely loves to dance to Lukas Graham! Shoutout to Ava Nguyen for linking Stratton and Eayikes up with the Border Angels organization during the 2019 holidays, and our friend Araceli of Speaking From The Heart, whose tireless work and collaboration with Eayikes continues to nurture more and more interest in helping our neighbors across our southern border! Find out more about Border Angels at borderangels.org Eayikes In Your Pocket is our podcast covering all things Eayikes, in our quest to infuse more Courage, Compassion and Wonder in the world. You can listen to this episode and all past episodes on Spotify, iTunes, and Podbean! 

This episode was recorded on September 7, 2019 at Mercado Amantolli in San Leandro, CA. One of the founders of this mercado, Joanna Garcia Salazar, explains that fundraising for Border Angels makes this event extra special. Also, a few of the vendors share their business stories. For more information on Border Angels, visit https://www.borderangels.org/ These are the vendors: @hijasdelmaiz @amadafrida Jewels by Tina @sweettoothinc @churroscalifas @mariposade_fronteraVisit my website to learn some business strategy tips and self-care activities on my blog. Contact me giselmartin9@gmail.com to work with me and to sign up for one of my online courses.Follow me on Instagram @giselsworld and on Facebook @gmstrategist...and please rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!

Northern Lights/The Golden Compass - Chapters 10-12 New members join Lyra's party: an aeronaut, an armored bear, and soon - however fleeting - a severed child. PART TWO: BOLVANGAR CHAPTERS 13, 14, 15 THIRTEEN Fencing FOURTEEN Bolvangar Lights FIFTEEN The Dæmon Cages   Interested in making a difference in children affected by tra.fficking?    Many immigrants are not informed of their legal and civil rights as they pursue asylum or face deportation. Several nonprofits are providing free legal representation and other services for immigrants and the families of those detained. United We Dream, the American Civil Liberties Union, Mijente, Immigrant Families Together, Save the Children and the Immigrant Justice Corps are coordinating advocacy and services at a national level. Local organizations providing legal aid include the New Sanctuary Coalition in New York, Las Americas in El Paso and Raices in Texas, Americans for Immigrant Justice in Florida and the Denver Immigrant Legal Services Fund in Colorado. Most charities say the best way to help is through financial donations, not product donations. Well-vetted groups that provide humanitarian aid to migrants include Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an organization with two shelters along the border of the Sonoran Desert, and Border Angels, a volunteer coalition that provides water, free legal help, and emergency services. You can also donate to Immigrant Families Together, a group started by women in New York, working to raise bond money for parents who were separated from their children at the border. They also work to arrange long-term housing and pro bono attorneys for immigrants while they await trial. (In one instance, Kristen Bell helped the organization reach the $30,000 bond goal for a mother named Delmi.) Organizations United We Dream, the American Civil Liberties Union, and Mijente are also helping coordinate advocacy and services for families.   Eliana's twitter: https://twitter.com/arhythmetric Eliana's reddit account: https://www.reddit.com/user/glass_table_girl Eliana's blog: https://themanyfacedblog.wordpress.com/ Chloe's twitter: https://twitter.com/liesandarbor Chloe's blog: www.liesandarborgold.com

Maryam Zar heads down to the US/Mexico border to visit Border Angels (borderangels.org) and stop at a shelter in Tijuana, housing some 330 families with a mobile school bus. She visits a shelter and helps teach an arts and crafts class with the mobile school project. Support them on Go Fund Me (gofundme.com/f/the-mobile-school-project)! Thousands of asylum seekers arrive in Tijuana every day. US Customs and Border Patrol gives them court dates and they await those appearances while in shelters. We talk to the Honorable Ashley Tabaddor, who is the President on the Union of Immigration Judges and is advocating for an independent immigration court, not one that is housed under the DOJ. President trump has moved to decertify the Union (nytimes.com/2019/08/10/us/immigration-judges-union-justice-department.html) Judge Tabaddor talks to Maryam & John about the backlog of immigration cases, and the quotas/expectations placed on immigration judges in today’s landscape. Most of the migrant shelters in Tijuana are full, overflowing with men, women and children who are in desperate need of accommodations, warm clothing, food, water and hygiene supplies. Maryam talks to Andrea from Border Angels and the mobile school bus, as well as Pastor Gustavo from the Church that houses migrant families, live from the border.

“To me, justice is when everybody has a fighting chance to have a fighting chance,” says Lindsay Toczylowski, cofounder and immigration attorney at Immigrant Defenders Law Center—and easily one of the most inspirational people we’ve ever met. Toczylowski represents the most marginalized children, mothers, and fathers who are being traumatized in the family separation crisis. She does it with grace. She reminds us of the humanity in this world, that we don’t need to look away, that there is something we can all do to help—and she moves us to change. After you hear her, you’ll want to learn about, donate to, or otherwise support an organization she mentions (in addition to her own): Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Al Otro Lado, Immigrant Families Together California, Border Angels, This Is About Humanity, ACLU. (And, be sure you’re registered to vote in the next election.)

This Friday, across the country there are mass mobilizations in almost every city called by the coalition Lights for Liberty -a grassroots effort made up of many different organizations in response to the growing action against the horrific conditions in the detention centers across the country. We’ve seen in the past few weeks an increase in protests against the camps across the country. Joining the show is Jacqueline Arellano, water drop director for Border Angels and Alexia Isais, a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in Phoenix. Next we will cover the recent rape case in New Jersey - where a 16 year old teenage boy raped an intoxicated girl, filmed it - and then sent the video to his friends. The prosecutor attempted to try him as an adult, But a state Superior Court judge shot down that request in part because, the judge said, the boy "comes from a good family" and is destined "for a good college." Joining the show is Anamaria Meneses, a women’s rights activist based in New York City and organizer of the Brett Kavanaugh protests in 2018. Also joining her is Lillian House, an organizer with the ANSWER Coalition in Denver, Colorado and Nathalie Hrizi, editor of Breaking the Chains magazine. Finally we will wrap up with a discussion on women in athletics following the recent news of the U.S. women’s soccer team win of the World Cup. Their win was followed by chants of “equal pay” in the stadium in France. The U.S. women’s soccer team had filed a lawsuit earlier this year against the U.S. Soccer Federation in their fight for equal pay. Joining the show will be Dr. Marjorie Snyder, Sr. Director of Research and Programs of the Women’s Sports Foundation. Also joining will be Karleigh Chardonnay Webb, a writer for Outsports and has been in sports journalism for 25 years as a writer producer and videographer.

On this episode of Unpartisan: taking politics out of policy, we are tackling Refugee & Asylum Policy. This policy issue was so complex that we decided to break it up into 2-parts, so it’s easier for you to digest and to give time for the Department of Homeland Security to respond to some of our comments or come on the show for an interview. We have some amazing guests from the American Immigration Council, Cato Institute, American Academy of Pediatrics, Catholic Charities, and the Border Angels. We get a first hand look at the journey from El Salvador to the US Border from Enrique who is seeking asylum, and we help uncover the nuances of this complex topic through meaningful dialogue. We move through a diverse spectrum of voices taking us all the way from El Salvador through the processing and detention centers and what it’s like resettling refugees in American communities. Guests in order of appearance: Royce Bernstein Murray - Managing Director of Programs at American Immigration Council: https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org Alan Shapiro - Medical Director, co-founder of Terra Firma, Assistant Clinical Professor in Pediatrics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and Senior Medical Director for Community Pediatric Programs: http://www.terrafirma.nyc Anne Scheid - Director of Refugee Resettlement Services at Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio: https://ccswoh.org/about/board-of-directorsexecutive-team/ David Bier - Immigration Policy Analyst at the CATO Institute: https://www.cato.org/people/david-bier    Episode Cover Art: Dana Toon: www.danatoonstudios.com/; FB: www.facebook.com/DanaToonsCaricaTOONS/; IG: @danatoon   For show notes and links to research and the information we used to formulate this episode, please follow this link to our episode page on our website and find the CBD Policy show notes downloadable document: www.unpartisanpolitics.org/episodes To stay in touch, Sign up to our mailing list at: www.unpartisanpolitics.org Or give us a like on Facebook and interact with the policy discussion: www.facebook.com/Unpartisanpolitics  

Border Angels is an all volunteer, non profit organisation that advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform, and social justice with a special focus on issues related to issues related to the US-Mexican border. Border Angels engages in community education and awareness programs that include guided trips to the desert to place water along migrant crossing routes as well as to the border to learn about the history of US-Mexico border policy and experience the border fence firsthand. My guest Sara Gurling and I discussed the Border Angels while I was on a recent trip through San Diego. www.borderangels.org www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

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The last few days in Tijuana have been tense. Reports of migrants getting targeted by groups of people shouting MEXICO FIRST and being told to go back home has gotten international attention. Nonetheless, organizations like Border Angels and their allies vow to stop the hate they have been seeing, noting that this type of behavior is not reflective at all of Tijuana. We play some of Border Angels' recent press conference about what is going on and we share the latest from our own contributors. **Featured image by GUILLERMO ARIAS/AFP/Getty Images**

Dave Rivas is an Activist, Artist, Theater Producer, Playwright.  Dave is the creator of "Historias Tenebrosas", producer of Amigos del Rep, has served with Border Angels and you might have seen him playing "Cholo Satan" in "La Pastorela". He's not only educating and inspiring through theatre but is also helping people find their voice!  Be inspired by his story of Recovery from alcoholism, his transformation through his creative process and giving so much value to our Chicanos, Mexicans, Latinos and Humans in general though this life's work.  

This week issa season finale! We’re taking a much needed break to regroup and come back betta than eva! Stay tuned for updates and we’ll be back with new episodes mid-August! In the meantime for “Currento Eventos” this week we’re talking about the murder of Lesandro Guzman Feliz here in the Bronx, the continuing violence of family separation at the border, the firing of political cartoonist from a Pittsburg newspaper, and the anniversary of the Charleston mass shooting. For “What’s Your Baggage” we’re discussing the death of XXXtentacion and the complete disregard for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in our society. In “Put It In Your Bag” Lina talks about Queen Sugar and the Claremont Documentary Project and Estephanie talks about the crying she did while watching Queer Eye Season 2! Finally for our last #PRIDE rotating theme we talk about the songs we loooove to hear at the queer function! We wrap up with an affirmation for summer! Use #UnpackBG to let us know what your summer goals are!! SEND US YOUR SELFIES! We wanna celebrate everyone’s selfies as revolutionary so send us your selfies to be featured on our instagram along with your name, and why selfies are revolutionary to you! As always thank you for listening and you can find all our links below! Comment, subscribe, leave an Itunes review, and tell a friend! You can listen to us on soundcloud, Itunes, and Googleplay! Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bgladies Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bgladiez/id1073190648?mt=2 Google Play:http://bit.ly/2D7bSJ5 You can Follow us @: Twitter: Bag_Ladiez Tumblr: bgladiez.tumblr.com Instagram: BgLadiez Gmail: bgladiez@gmail.com #JusticeForJunior: https://7ny.tv/2MWVaS1 Trauma of separating families: http://bit.ly/2lvPYI6 Cartoonist Fired: http://bit.ly/2KjaJle Remembering the Charleston 9: http://bit.ly/2K5Avgy XxxTentacion’s death: http://bit.ly/2tvh4nb Organizations raising money to support families and people at the border: Raices: https://www.raicestexas.org/ Pueblo Sin Frontera: http://www.pueblosinfronteras.org/ Together Rising: https://togetherrising.org/ Al Otro Lado: https://alotrolado.org/ The Florence Project: https://firrp.org/ Texas Civil Rights Project: http://texascivilrightsproject.org/ Border Angels: https://www.borderangels.org/ Neta: https://netargv.com/ Fronteriza Fianza Fund: https://www.fianzafund.org/ National Immigrant Justice Center: http://www.immigrantjustice.org/ Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center: http://las-americas.org/

Jesse Lee Peterson and I discuss race, racism (or lacktherof), Jim Crow, gender, God, Rebuilding the Man, relationships and The Great White Hope.   -Recent interview on CRTV w/ Gavin McInnes on how Dems control blacks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqNBgEDzCsQ   -Here’s a recent debate Jesse had with Piers Morgan about Kanye West and mental slavery: http://www.newsweek.com/piers-morgan-ends-interview-right-wing-commentator-after-claiming-evil-blm-was-908305   -Recent interview he did re immigration with a representative from Border Angels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3xPC8kdUPc   -Man on the street interviews in the hood asking black people if they love President Trump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVd0kWmEAwM   Background information on Jesse, his books, columns, videos and websites.    Websites:    Rebuildingtheman.com  BOND (Nonprofit / church) channel: https://www.youtube.com/bondinfo   JesseLeePeterson.com Jesse’s YouTube Channel (Radio Show): https://www.youtube.com/jesseleepeterson1   TheFallenState.tv  The Fallen State Web Series: https://www.youtube.com/thefallenstatetv   Columns: http://www.wnd.com/author/jlpeterson/   The Antidote: Healing America From The Poison of Hate, Blame and Victimhood: https://www.amazon.com/Antidote-Healing-America-Poison-Victimhood/dp/1942475004     Send all Hate Mail and extra money to The Disgruntled Millennial   Website - https://disgruntledusa.com/ Merchandise - https://disgruntledusa.com/freedom-store-2/ The Disgruntled Millennial Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/disgruntledmillennial/ Disgruntled USA Facbook https://www.facebook.com/disgruntledmillennial2/ The Disgruntled Millennial Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/shackgeneral/videos Twiiter - https://twitter.com/shackgeneral Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-852193582 Kevin Jackson Radio (Back eposides) https://whoobazoo.com/thedisgruntledmillennial/ iTunes Link - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-disgruntled-millennial-entitled-and-emboldened/id975591847?mt=2    

E006 Podcast with Enrique Morones founder of Border Angels Border Angels is an all volunteer, non profit organization that advocates for human rights, humane immigration reform, and social justice with a special focus on issues related to issues related to the US-Mexican border. Border Angels engages in community education and awareness programs that include guided trips to the desert to place water along migrant crossing routes as well as to the border to learn about the history of US-Mexico border policy and experience the border fence firsthand. Border Angels’ mission is to reduce the number of fatalities occurring along the Californian border through the placement of life saving water stations in the desert.  Border Angels work is driven by these words: “When I was hungry, who gave me to eat? – When I was thirsty, who gave me to drink?” (Matthew 25:35). In this we make it our mission to ensure that all people are received with a sense of humanity and compassion, and that the cycle of death along the border does not continue into the coming years. https://www.borderangels.org/ Podcast: Bad Hombre Book Border Angels: The Power of One by Enrique Morones *This episode was recorded in March 2018

It’s harder to find a more passionate advocate for Latino issues in America than Border Angels founder, Enrique Morones.Enrique has been a constant face in the Media on all issues related to migration; and is the “go-to expert” whenever a major immigration issue faces America, from aftermath of the firestorms in San Diego, to the migration of refugee children in Texas from Central America in 2014. Enrique talks a bout the unacceptable moral compass in the US today. it’s time to face reality about what we stand for in the United States. Do we stand for family values?If Congress remains silent in the face of separating children from their parents at the US/Mexican Border than Everyone In our government who Does not do everything they can to stop this inhumane policy is complicit. This is a powerful discussion on family separation. Border Angels works tirelessly to help all the vulnerable and disenfranchised families, and people who are solely seeking a better life, escaping from violence and persecution.

Jacqueline Arellano, member of the human rights/immigration reform group Border Angels & director of the organization’s water drop hikes joins us for the second episode of Step Off! Radio to discuss Border Angel’s mission, the story behind her involvement in the org's water drops, organizing & activism along the U.S./Mexican border region of the American Southwest, as well as the increased militarization of U.S. Customs & Border Protection security under a Trump administration.

What is the future for undocumented youth? We get a real sense of the day to day, living in fear of being removed from the only homeland they have ever known. It’s time to dispel the basic talking points of the ‘good’ and ‘bad’ immigrant. Join us for a round table discussion with Ivan Ceja, the founder of Undocumendia( the grass roots platform with over a million followers) Jonathan Yost, director the water drop program for Border Angels, Arlene Ferendelli, previous director of Angel’s Fight, and Karla Estrada and Justino Mora.

It's the best part of the day - YAPPY HOUR! In this episode, Caroline and Sarah speculate on who the next Bachelor will be (although at this point it's been announced that it's Arie) and wonder how one becomes Kim K's surrogate. Tune in for more celebrity gossip and fun stories from living and laughing in Los Angeles. Follow Caroline: www.twitter.com/carolinefallonn www.instagram.com/carolinefallonn Follow Sarah: www.twitter.com/sarahsterling_ www.instagram.com/sarahgsterling DEFEND DACA: Text "Resist" to 50409. Donate: National Immigration Law Center - https://nilc.z2systems.com/np/clients/nilc/donation.jsp?campaign=15& Border Angels - http://www.borderangels.org/our-causes/ Immigrant Defense Project - https://www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/donate/ Look up your representative and call them about DACA: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find/ Taylor Swift's "Ready For It" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T62maKYX9tU Our website: www.yappyhourpodcast.com Email us at yappyhourpodcast@gmail.com

This week on Fronteras:

Happy New Year, everybody! Join us as we wrap up Mexican horror month with a very special game and a celebration of our favorite horror movies of 2016! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

For the final week of Mexican horror month, we cover the 2007 remake of the film we watched last week: HASTA EL VIENTO TIENE MIEDO! Join us as we review the film, discuss how much grittier it is than the original, and tell yet another tale of movie acquisition hardship! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

This week we’re going back into the annals of Mexican cinema history for 1968’s HASTA EL VIENTO TIENE MIEDO (EVEN THE WIND IS AFRAID)! Join us as we review the film, attempt to show off our terrible Spanish, and discuss the long, arduous journey it took to get here. If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

We’re back in action after a brief one week birthday break! It’s the second week of Mexican horror month and we’re exploring the feature debut of homegrown hero Guillermo del Toro, CRONOS! This 1993 vampire picture has every idea in the book and no idea how to wield them, but it’s awesome. Join us as we discuss the film, sing excerpts from Grease, and shudder over how friggin’ gross this movie was! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

For the first week of Mexican Horror month, we check out the 1973 nunsploitation (which is apparently a genre) movie SATÁNICO PANDEMONIUM! Join us as we review the film, dissect yet another wonderful DVD synopsis, and struggle to remember the names of ANYBODY in the movie. Warning: The discussion gets a little blue. If you’re listening with children, well, why did you even decide to do that in the first place? If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

From December to March (Brennan mistakenly said April, ignore him), we will be picking themes each month that put a spotlight on filmmakers who are part of marginalized or disenfranchised communities. This month we’re doing Mexican Horror, and it’s very exciting indeed. If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

This week on “Lady Problems,” the MTV News podcast dedicated to pop culture’s treatment of women, Hazel Cills, Rachel Handler, Teo Bugbee, and MTV News's TV critic Inkoo Kang process the new Trumpian reality. We talking about how we're all feeling (...like shit), what we can do (volunteer, donate to orgs like Border Angels and the Brennan Center for Justice and Planned Parenthood), if and how we can engage or should engage the people in our lives who voted Trump, and what the role of art is in the coming revolution. Later, we solve a Lady Problem for our friend Elizabeth, an Asian-American woman who's grappling with how to engage with white women (a majority of whom voted for Trump) post-election. Find Rachel, Hazel, and Teo on Twitter and say hi, and call us up with your Lady Problems at 205-677-5239 — yes, that is 205-677-LADY, and if you think we’re not going to remind people of that every single week, then you must not know Lady Problems.

Border Angels are venturing to take care of some of the most marginalized people in our midst.