Podcasts about Yosimar Reyes

Que onda raza, esta semana tuve el enorme placer de conversar con Yosimar Reyes, un destacado poeta laureado de San José California. Yosimar nació en Guerrero México, pero se crió en los Estados Unidos. Yosimar es actor, productor, escritor y director de teatro y para acabarla todo le sale bien! En este episodio Yosi comparte abiertamente sobre su experiencia de crecer en un área de bajos recursos y cómo esa experiencia nutre su arte y le ayuda a ofrecernos una visión profunda y con la que muchos nos podemos identificar. Hablamos sobre cómo su poesía explora la vida de un inmigrante y las realidades de crecer en un entorno con recursos limitados. Además, profundizamos en el papel vital del arte en la comunidad inmigrante latina y hispana en Estados Unidos, y la importancia de reconocer y valorar el descanso en una cultura que está orientada al trabajo. Este episodio no solo cubrimos temas de poesía y arte, sino que también reflexionamos sobre la importancia de estos en la narrativa y la identidad de nuestras comunidades.    Music this week by: La Noche Oskura, Silvermansound.com and LESFM. Social Media Handles Watch on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@betorizo_ Beto Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betorizo_/ Yosimar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yosirey/?hl=en

Focus on Venezuela and interview with Yosimar Reyes by Cronicas de la Raza

Yvette interviews the editors, Reyna Grande and Sonia Guiñansaca, and two contributing authors, Aline Mello and Yosimar Reyes, of the anthology "Somewhere We Are Human: Authentic Voices on Migration, Survival, and New Beginnings." They share what the dandelion symbolizes for them, push back against the "good immigrant" narrative, and how the anthology is "a love letter for people who weren't cared about."  Follow @radiocachimbona on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Support the podcast and get early access to episodes like these & bonus #litreviews: https://www.patreon.com/radiocachimbona?fan_landing=true&view_as=public

A DESMADROSO Latinx Writer   We had a incredible chat about growing up in East San Jose, his poetry & public speaking work, the high annoyance of an undocumented status, and his upcoming one-man show, PRIETO!   Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @lalistapodcast Music: Arriba Mami - Jingle Punks

Undocumented author, activist, playwright, social media star and East Side San Jose's finest YOSIMAR REYES jumped on the podcast and talked about his years in LA, moving back to East Side San Jose to take care of his abuela, and his plans to take his brand and hustle to the next level.

Do you celebrate President's Day? Or do you rather use the #NotMyPresident hashtag? Listen to @TheHomoHomie & co-host @TheJoseResendez discuss today's political climate through the immigration lens. “I feel like I won the lottery on oppressions!” says our guest. Special guest: Poet & Undocumented Socialite, Yosimar Reyes (@YosiRey)! 

Welcome to I Got You! The podcast where we give advice to our listeners and share whatever is on our weird ass minds while doing so. Remember to send your questions over to igotyoupodcast@gmail.com We’re BACK after a looooong hiatus but we’re here and ready to give you what you want! Also, we are looking for an editor! Are you a little creative or good con los computerz and chet? You don’t need to be a pro you just need to be down with the cause! Message/email us! In this episode we talk about beloved Walter Mercado, QEPD/RIP, our collective love of Yosimar Reyes @yosirey, Jidenna, and cream cheese rangoons. On this episode we give advice to our listeners about about travelling, dealing with abusive family around the holidays, what the fuck is up with Gina Rodriguez and the overall use of the n-word by people who have no business using it, accessing therapy when you need it the most but have the least amount of $$ resources for it, and so much more! Our dream sponsors include Yosimar Reyes (@yosirey) who we LOVE, Jidenna’s fine ass, cream cheese rangoons, nursing bras, gay boy underwear, Tías and tíos we just met… all that and more… check it out!!! If you like and appreciate our content and the spirit of all the bobby pins you’ve lost is moving you, feel free to throw some coins our way and find us on Venmo @IGotYouPodcast or now on Google Pay too for all you Google Payers, Pixel phone users or international listeners - our email is igotyoupodcast@gmail.com! Also, you got a small/medium/large business and you trying to sponsor some boos? Email us and we can chat!

the girls are not ready for this hilarious conversation on the art of hoetry and poetry with our favorite hood princess himself, yosimar reyes. we discuss pride and the trajectory of his storytelling through his poems, one man show and performances throughout the country; she's a traveling queen! we talk about undocujoy and his move to adopt joy as his personal motto and subject for his work. we all throw major shade at racist novelas and the anti-blackness that is prevalent in the many expressions of our latinidad. also note, if you don't have a squeaky clean house, don't even think about inviting yosi or danyeli to get it in, cause it ain't happening. "I got an ass so big like the sun" learn about it. 

Morning Keynote, Adrienne Keene, is a member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. She holds a doctorate in Culture, Communities and Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her research focuses on college access for native students and the role of pre-college access programs and student success. Her dissertation is titled: "College Pride, Native Pride, and Education for Nation Building: Portraits of Native Students Navigating Freshman Year." She is also a blogger, author and activist. Afternoon Keynote, Yosimar Reyes, is a nationally acclaimed poet, educator, performance artist and speaker. He was born in Guerrero, Mexico and raised in East San Jose, California. Reyes explores migration and sexuality in his work. The Advocate named Reyes one of the “13 LGBT Latinos Changing the World” and Remezcla named him one of the "10 Up and Coming Latinx Poets You Need to Know". In his YWCA keynote speech, he shares a video he wrote and narrated as well as a performance.

Julissa Arce is joined by poet and activist Yosimar Reyes to discuss what it means to be undocumented and American on the 4th of July.

'How do you like it so far?' producer Andrea Alarcon and Annenberg Doctoral Candidate Rogelio Alejandro Lopez take over this week's episode for a trip to the Define American Film Festival in Chicago to host Defining the American of 2060. The pair talk to poet Yosimar Reyes and organizer Erika Andiola about identity, representation and political obstacles in the undocumented community.

In the third episode of the Brand New Podcast, Brand New Congress Chief Policy Strategist Jordan Valerie is joined by two undocumented artists, Yosimar Reyes and Helday de la Cruz, for a conversation centering the humanity of undocumented Americans and why we need to #AbolishICE. Music by Bensound.com. Make sure to follow Yosimar on Twitter @YoSoyYosi and Instagram @Yosirey and check out his website: Yosimar.Com. Make sure to follow Helday on Instagram @el.dye and @wethedreamers.pdx and check out his website: heldaydelacruz.com and wethedreamerspdx.org.

Yosimar Reyes joins us this week and we GET INTO IT! The nationally acclaimed poet, educator, performance artist and public speaker tells FavyFav and Babelito all about his one man show, his special relationship with his grandmother and the importance of being held accountable for the quality of the content we produce as artists, writers and cultural makers. Listen as Yosimar schools us all on the importance of knowing our worth as artists and advises us to always demand equal treatment in all that we do. #supportbrownpodcasts #supportlatinxpodcasts #podsincolor

Virgo, Verga, Vergara This is the 1st part of our Ho-liday special! This week we’re joined by 3 undocuqueer bad bitches: trans activist Bamby Salcedo, visual artist Julio Salgado & la poeta Yosimar Reyes. We talk relationships, dealing with fakes y ridiculas and how they’re planning to slay 2018, get ready for your 3 Puti-Madrinas to teach you life. We dare you to take a shot every time we say DOWN. p.s. This is a loud one, so use headphones with caution. You can find more about our guests and the work they do here: Bamby: www.bambysalcedo.com https://www.translatinacoalition.org Julio: http://juliosalgadoart.com/ http://juliosalgadoart.bigcartel.com Yosi: http://yosimarreyes.com/

Virgo, Verga, Vergara This is the 1st part of our Ho-liday special! This week we’re joined by 3 undocuqueer bad bitches: trans activist Bamby Salcedo, visual artist Julio Salgado & la poeta Yosimar Reyes. We talk relationships, dealing with fakes y ridiculas and how they’re planning to slay 2018, get ready for your 3 Puti-Madrinas to teach you life. We dare you to take a shot every time we say DOWN. p.s. This is a loud one, so use headphones with caution. You can find more about our guests and the work they do here: Bamby: www.bambysalcedo.com https://www.translatinacoalition.org Julio: http://juliosalgadoart.com/ http://juliosalgadoart.bigcartel.com Yosi: http://yosimarreyes.com/

Kat Evasco is a writer, stand up comedian, performance artist, and educator based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She was born in the Philippines and immigrated to Los Angeles where she was raised. Evasco is best known for her nationally touring autobiographical one-woman show, Mommy Queerest, co-written and directed by John Caldon. Evasco currently serves as the Chief Dream Director at The Future Project and as the Artistic Director of Guerrilla Rep. Evasco is a recipient of the Creative Capacity Fund Quick Grant, NextGen Art Professional Development Grant, and the Zellerbach Family Foundation Grant. She holds a BA in Asian American Studies from San Francisco State University. Thank you for subscribing!  Please rate the podcast and leave comments.  I look forward to building with you.  More information and tons of free tips on marketing and management at: ArtOfHustle.com.  

Maeve discovers she’s not the only 01 visa in town - stat queen Mona Chalabi is also an “alien of extraordinary ability.” Nationally acclaimed poet, Yosimar Reyes, talks to Maeve about his life as an undocumented immigrant, recalling his childhood fear of being deported and not getting to hear the latest Destiny’s Child album. Host of ‘Call Your Girlfriend’ Aminatou Sow gives the rundown on her immigration story - from Guinea to Belgium to Texas. Maeve opens up about her own struggle with customs and border patrol, to much laughter. Jokes about Jew-boos from Naomi Ekperigin provide our Cheer Up Charlie moment and to end, Emmy the Great soothes anxieties with her music.

Author, activist, educator, poet and performing artist Yosimar Reyes was born in Guerrero, Mexico and was brought to the US when he was three years old. He was raised by his grandparents in East Side San Jose, a place that fuels his storytelling with unique and comical narratives that cut to the core of his immigrant and queer experience. He is currently an Arts Fellow at Define American, an organization founded by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas and is also developing a one-man show a'la Jon Leguizamo. Jesus sits down to talk to Yosimar about growing up ratchet, getting through college with a hood mentality, and finding one's place in the world as an artist but also trying to get paid - aka hustling.

The struggles of undocumented youth in the US often fly under the radar of the mainstream media. But with the tools of creative expression and the power of social media, a new generation of young immigrants is making sure their voices are heard. On this edition, young undocumented artists speak their truth, as the world listens. Special thanks to the Left Tilt Fund and the Berwick-Degel Family Foundation. Featuring: Homero Rosas, Deanne Palaganas, Marsh Youth Theater performers; Maija Arriaga, high school student; Gary Soto, playwright; Emily Klion, Marsh Youth Theater Director; Laura Chavez, college counselor; Julio Salgado, visual artist; Jesus Iñiguez, musican and writer; Yosimar Reyes, poet. For More Information: “Undocumented & Awkward” “Legalities of Being” Jesus Iñiguez/ESL Dreamers Adrift Dream Activist Culture Strike Aspire Dreamers Vosimar Reyes Gary Soto The Marsh Youth Theater Undocunation Undocuqueers Julio Salgado Articles: Undocumented Youth Pay Tribute to the Original Dreamers Queer Undocumented Youth Set the Record Straight The post Making Contact – Undocumented and Undaunted: DREAMer Artists Speak Out (Encore Edition) appeared first on KPFA.

The struggles of undocumented youth in the US often fly under the radar of the mainstream media. But with the tools of creative expression and the power of social media, a new generation of young immigrants is making sure their voices are heard. On this edition, young undocumented artists speak their truth, as the world listens. Special thanks to the Left Tilt Fund and the Berwick-Degel Family Foundation. Featuring: Homero Rosas, Deanne Palaganas, Marsh Youth Theater performers; Maija Arriaga, high school student; Gary Soto, playwright; Emily Klion, Marsh Youth Theater Director; Laura Chavez, college counselor; Julio Salgado, visual artist; Jesus Iñiguez, musican and writer; Yosimar Reyes, poet.   For More Information: “Undocumented & Awkward” “Legalities of Being” Jesus Iñiguez/ESL Dreamers Adrift Dream Activist Culture Strike Aspire Dreamers Vosimar Reyes Gary Soto The Marsh Youth Theater Undocunation Undocuqueers Julio Salgado   Articles: Undocumented Youth Pay Tribute to the Original Dreamers Queer Undocumented Youth Set the Record Straight The post Making Contact – Undocumented and Undaunted: DREAMer Artists Speak Out appeared first on KPFA.