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Tamarindo is a Latina-hosted podcasts where hosts Brenda Gonzalez and Delsy Sandoval discuss politics, culture, and self-development. At the intersection of advocacy and self-care, Tamarindo hosts use a mix of personal reflections and interviews to amplify important issues and voices that inspire action. Each week on the podcast, you can expect insightful conversations on race, gender, representat... more

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In this episode, LA City Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez returns to the show to discuss her re-election campaign for District 1 and her ongoing fight to put people over profits. Eunisses shares the tangible progress she’s made in protecting tenants f... more

Journalists and survivors Michelle Zacarias and Alex Zaragoza  tackle cancer, medical bias, and the systemic barriers facing the Latino community. After being diagnosed with Stage 3 Breast Cancer (Alex) and Colorectal Cancer (Micelle), these journali... more

We first discuss Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez in light of revelations that he was a sexual predator. We check in on how we’re feeling and acknowledge the bravery of Dolores Huerta and all survivors of sexual assault.

Next, we’re joined by Mirtle ... more

This week, we catch up with Elmer Roldan. After surviving a harrowing journey from Guatemala as a child and overcoming the challenges of generational poverty in Los Angeles, Elmer Roldan has dedicated his life to transforming his community. As the Ex... more

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Recent Guests

Michelle Zacarias
Award-winning journalist and LA-based reporter
Freelance/various outlets
Episode: How Talking About Cancer Can Save Lives: Michelle Zacarias & Alex Zaragoza on Health Inequity
Alex Zaragoza
Journalist and TV writer
Primo; Lopez vs Lopez; LA Times; Vice; HuffPost
Episode: How Talking About Cancer Can Save Lives: Michelle Zacarias & Alex Zaragoza on Health Inequity
Mirtle Peña-Calderón
Author of The Book of Awesome Latinas
Episode: Awesome Latinas: Celebrating the Women Who Shaped Our History
Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda
Author of The Book of Awesome Latinas
Episode: Awesome Latinas: Celebrating the Women Who Shaped Our History
Elmer Roldan
Executive Director, Communities In Schools of Los Angeles; City Council candidate for LA City Council District 9
Communities In Schools of Los Angeles
Episode: From 9-Year-Old Immigrant to City Council Candidate: Elmer Roldan’s L.A. Story
Zandra Zuno Baermann
Mexican-American communications professional, consultant focused on personal branding for women
ZwCompany (consultancy)
Episode: How to Build a Powerful Personal Brand & Lead with Purpose with Zandra Zuno Baermann
Karen Gonzalez
Member of Karen y los Remedios
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Episode: Tamarindo Turns 10 Plus Karen y Los Remedios
Charly Stoever
Trans Latinx money coach, speaker and host of Unicorn Millionaire Podcast
Unicorn Millionaire Podcast
Episode: Family Estrangement & Self-Love with Charly Stoever
Idalia Valles
First-generation Chicana multidisciplinary creator
Known for 'Queen of the South', HBO's 'For Rosa' and 'SWAT'
Episode: Heated Rivalry and Other Not-so-guilty Pleasures. Plus, Our Chat with Idalia Valles, First-generation Chicana, Multidisciplinary Creator and Actor

Hosts

Brenda Gonzalez
Host of Tamarindo Podcast; fitness coach, political nerd, nonprofit capacity builder
Delsy Sandoval
Host of Tamarindo Podcast; Guatemalan-American licensed therapist and passionate creativity advocate

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 828 ratings
  • Review

    In these dark times, it is so refreshing to have a source of news and societal updates which inspire hope at the same time. A podcast which amplifies female and Latinx voices is especially critical. Thank you for all you do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Treeluver15
    United States9 months ago
  • A little bit of everything! Just what you need!

    Love this podcast because you get a little bit of everything, and it’s bilingual like me I love hearing about the different topics they cover from music to politics. Me

    Encanta!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chabemucho
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing show!

    There are a lot of shows that start with a mission and lose their way, and I can say after listening to Tamarindo since the beginning, they have stuck to their message and continue to deliver quality episodes. That's something I appreciate...Reliability and quality. 10/10 highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bro-meme-ian Rhapsody
    United States2 years ago
  • Buena!!!

    As a Hispanic woman who grew up being spoken to in Spanish but manuvers in life thinking on English and speaking in Spanish, I love the mix on the show from the talented ladies! Love the stories and can relate to all of it ;) We are here listening!❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CCR38
    United States2 years ago
  • Love, love

    Love, love, and love!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WSTM!
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise uplifting, bilingual discussions that center Latine voices.
Many feel inspired and entertained while learning about community issues and representation.
Audience appreciates thoughtful guests and practical takeaways on culture and politics.

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Eunisses Hernandez for the People
Q: Tell us a little about yourself and why you're running for re-election.
Hernandez describes her background in criminal justice reform and her ongoing commitment to affordable housing, preventing displacement, and protecting tenants while maintaining accountability for public safety and immigration policy at the city level.
From 9-Year-Old Immigrant to City Council Candidate: Elmer Roldan’s L.A. Story
Q: You are running for office. So let's start there. Tell us a little bit about why you're running. What are you running for, et cetera?
Elmer explains he is running for LA City Council in District 9 to ensure residents control their own destiny, to replace outsiders who have come to run, and to push for grassroots leadership that improves the district through safer streets, better schools, and more equitable investment.
Awesome Latinas: Celebrating the Women Who Shaped Our History
Q: What inspired you to start creating The Book of Awesome Latinas?
Ashley explains her prior Latina-focused work and the publisher's approach; Mirtle adds that they wanted to show that stories can inspire action and that collaboration was key.
How Talking About Cancer Can Save Lives: Michelle Zacarias & Alex Zaragoza on Health Inequity
Q: Why was it important for you to share your cancer journeys publicly, Alex?
Alex explained that documenting her experience served as a validation and resource for others, not only to highlight health inequities but also to encourage self-advocacy and community support through open storytelling.
How Talking About Cancer Can Save Lives: Michelle Zacarias & Alex Zaragoza on Health Inequity
Q: What was it like to get your most recent cancer diagnosis, Michelle?
Michelle described a long, painful process marked by insurance hurdles, delayed GI and oncology appointments, and the shock of discovering a tumor after initial concerns pointed to autoimmune conditions, emphasizing how urgent awareness and rapid access to care shaped her decision-making.

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A lively, culture-rich show exploring politics, race, gender, and self-development through warm banter and guest conversations. Episodes consistently center Latinx voices, community building, and advocacy with a balance of personal storytelling and practical insights on money, relationships, and empowerment. Notable for its bilingual accessibility, optimistic tone, and a strong emphasis on culture, representation, and social impact that invites listeners to act while feeling at home with friends.

Potential listeners may find it especially appealing if they enjoy culturally anchored discussions, practical self-improvement guidance, and interviews with artists, organizers, and leaders who are shaping Latino communities.

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1. Latino USA
2. The Moment with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos
3. Vibe Check
4. Ear Hustle
5. All My Relations Podcast

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Tamarindo launched 10 years ago and published 291 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Tamarindo include:

1. Michelle Zacarias
2. Alex Zaragoza
3. Mirtle Peña-Calderón
4. Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda
5. Elmer Roldan
6. Zandra Zuno Baermann
7. Karen Gonzalez
8. Charly Stoever

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