
If we don't tell our stories, who will?
What began as a space to amplify Latino voices has grown into a home for first-generation voices, immigrant communities, and diasporas across the Global Majority. These conversations transcend borders while reminding us just how deeply interconnected we are.
Hosted by Odalys Jasmine, Hella Latin@ explores identity, migration, creativity, faith, liberation,... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

What parts of yourself did you learn to silence to be accepted?
In this episode of Hella Latin@, I sit down with Honduran-American singer, songwriter, and actress Suanny Serpas. As a Catracha navigating the music industry, Suanny has been intentiona... more
Comedian Ian Lara joins me for a conversation about identity, creativity, first-gen expectations and learning to become more yourself.
Born to Dominican parents and raised in Queens, Ian reflects on growing up Afro-Latino, navigating the complexity... more
Some artists write about who they are, others write about who they’ll become. Bucki Sugar documents the experience at both ends and the one in between.
In this Hella Latin@ episode, Odalys Jasmine sits down with Los Angeles rapper, producer, and so... more
In this episode, Odalys Jasmine sits with 3 Bronx natives — Joél Leon, Naley by Nature, and Jasmine Ruíz — to talk liberation, capitalism, healing, and imagining new systems.
Together, we explore how their personal journeys from navigating diaspor... more
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Absolutely love this podcast! Every episode is engaging, insightful, and feels like a conversation with a trusted friend. The host asks thoughtful questions and delivers content that’s both inspiring and practical. I always walk away learning something new. Highly recommend!
I really enjoyed this episode.
The conversation about failure and the pressure of being first gen felt honest and relatable. It didn’t feel scripted just real experiences and real lessons. Definitely a reminder that setbacks are part of the journey, not the end.
I’d recommend this episode to first gen students, young adults figuring out their path, and anyone who’s felt pressure to succeed or afraid of failing.
Hella Latin@ is a must-listen for anyone who wants to see Latinx culture and experiences celebrated authentically. The show blends vulnerability, humor, and insight, giving a platform to voices that are often underrepresented. Every episode leaves you inspired, connected, and proud of your roots, while also learning from the journeys of our people. Whether you’re first-gen, immigrant, or just want to understand the richness of Latinidad, this podcast is a true gem.
I absolutely LOVE how Jasmine integrates ALL the flavors of Latino Culture into her podcast! I find that most Latino podcasts focus on the Mexican experience, while Hella Latin@ brings to light the differences and the commonalities amongst our Hispanic culture. Another favorite thing, are the thought-provoking questions that Jasmine asks! She extracts gems from her guests, that make me feel so seen AND allow me to view my upbringing from a unique perspective. This podcast is totally MUST LISTEN!... more
This is one of my favorite podcasts! It’s an incredible gateway to stories of latine talent and identity, focusing on each guests experience and life lessons that transform your point of view and create a channel for our community ❤️ it was an honor being a guest, as my steemed friend is an amazing host.
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The show centers on first-generation immigrant experiences, diaspora identities, and Latinidad, blending intimate storytelling with practical insights on creativity, entrepreneurship, and social liberation. Episodes frequently explore Afro-Latinx and Afro-Indigenous perspectives, immigration, colorism, spirituality, and the politics of culture, often weaving in humor, resilience, and a desire to reimagine systems. Listeners can expect candid conversations with artists, writers, musicians, and organizers who navigate identity across borders, with a strong emphasis on representation, community building, and actionable takeaways for pursuing art and impact without sacrificing authenticity.
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Recent guests on Hella Latin@ include:
1. Suanny Serpas
2. Ian Lara
3. Bucki Sugar
4. Naley by Nature
5. Jasmine Ruiz
6. Joél Leon
7. Aida Rodríguez
8. Brian Bo Ryan
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