Latinos Out Loud

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The crew talks to Stephen “Chef Papi” Rodriguez & Juan Goris, the owner of Inwood restaurant "Luxor New York" about forming what is now known as Chef Papi Kitchens, a virtual kitchen that provides five different menus within the Luxor NY kitchen. We also get a surprise visit from their resident mixologist Eddie Hernandez who tells us about the delicious drinks Chef Papi Kitchens offers.

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On the eleventh episode of season five, the crew talks about Rachel's new ink, Bago getting brunch drunk and also being mentioned in an LA Times article about Vicks Vapor Rub or as we know it, Vivaporù.

On this week's ,"Bochinche Bites", Jaime dishes on Jussie Smollet getting all charges dropped, the owners of Krispy Kreme having a Nazi past, and Dr. Dre bragging about his daughter getting into USC "all on her own."

On "Frankspiracy News", Frank talks about how music frequency can change a person's mood and how this can sometimes be used as a weapon.

The crew interviews filmmaker Kristian Mercado about how he got into directing commercials and music videos, working with artists like De La Soul & Billie Eilish, and how he felt after winning the 2019 SXSW Film Festival Jury Award for a music video about Puerto Rico.

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The crew interviews Financial Advisor and Entrepreneur Ariel Ferriera about creating a solid financial foundation, budgeting your money during a worldwide quarantine, and how he founded his creative marketing and project management firm UpStep

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The crew talks about barber antibodies, octagon schemes, cartoon theme song DJ battles and clean urine currency.Then on our special Quarantine segment, "Zoom Crashers", we welcome Editor in chief of Uptown Collective Led Black, Filmmaker Ramon Presante, TV & Radio Host Chuey Martinez, and comedian/content creator Rosemary Severino aka Black Rose.

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On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud, Rachel La Loca invites Filmmaker, Actor, Producer and friend Sofia Yepes over to hang in the backyard to kick it and talk about Sofia's latest film "The Low End Theory". They chit chat about her projects, as well as motherhood, and the two brave gals bond on a very deep and emotional topic they speak very truthful about.

“The Low End Theory” is an official selection of the New York Latino Film Festival, NVISION Latino Film Festival, and GuadaLAjara Film Festival 2024. It won ‘Best Ensemble Cast’ at the NVISION Latino Film Festival. Check out the trailer for The Low End Theory ⁠HERE⁠ The neo noir crime thriller follows a traumatized vet turned ‘Raquel Pacheco’ (Sofia Yepes) money launderer who steals from her drug-dealer boss ‘Ulysses’ (Eddie Martinez) to pay off debts owed by the beautiful but equally trouble woman ‘Giselle’ (Ser Anzoategui) with whom she is having an obsessive affair. The film brings to life representation for Queer people, Latinx artists, and single mothers to the screen. The film also stars: Rene Rosado (ABC’s “The Conners”), Scotty Tovar (“Empire”), J.R. Villarreal (“Landman”) and Sidney Flanigan (award winning Focus Features “Never Rarely Sometimes Always”). When not creating multi-dimensional projects in Hollywood, Sofia is equally committed to raising up the voices of single mothers and breaking societal norms. What started out as a podcast called ‘As a Mutha’ which grew from anger at the unfair expectations of single mothers, has expanded into a community called ‘Sana Sana Single Mama’ which now focuses on resources for healing for single mothers coming Summer 2025. Resources will include access to family lawyers, assistance with funds, therapy, retreats, and more. Sofia is also a certified Cacao Ceremony Specialist, engaging ancient Indigenous spiritual and healing practices. Sofia currently resides in Los Angeles and is a single mother to her seven-year-old son, Phoenix.