El Intercambio

Jonathan
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Conversations about current political, inequality, and racism events along with historical moments to understand and breakdown the United States' foundation.

Episodes

  1. 03/16/2021

    #MeToo Preview

    Listen to this preview of what is to come in the few days ahead. This episode will focus on how the MeToo movement is more relevant than ever.

  2. 02/10/2021

    How Prejudice Makes It Into The US American Home

    In this episode I will discuss how prejudice makes it into the home. Also, how school is not the sole contributor to prejudice, nor the solution. I talk about how grandparents and parents pass down their beliefs and values down their kids and future generations.

  3. 12/28/2020

    What About Latinx? Featuring my guest Tania and puppy, Canelo, who barked a thing or two.

    The term Latinx is not a bad thing. Actually, it is contributing a positive inclusion compared to the term, Latino. If so, why has the term not been fully accepted by the respective community? Join Tania and I to discuss how Latinx is an inclusive term that involves everyone who identifies in any gender and sex. We discuss how the language Spanish plays a role in the Latino word and other perspectives.

  4. 10/26/2020

    Changes Poem

    "You see, the old way wasn't working so it's on us to do what we gotta do to survive" -Tupac.  Change in disadvantaged communities does not happen quick enough. At times it hardly happens at all. As a country that LOVES to show off how rich and wealthy it is above other countries the unequal balance of resources, opportunities, and wellness is obvious. The priorities are misleading and the ones who suffer are those in the poor, working, and low classes.  Listen to this short poem I wrote as I got inspired by Tupac's song as I quoted him above. Now more than ever we have a very important election to decide in less than 2 weeks. Listen and step out to vote. Everyone depends on this.

  5. 10/17/2020

    A Dose of Racism in the United States

    This short poem will emphasize rather quickly the historical racism in the United States. It will finish with our current political and institutional mess in the country.

  6. 10/15/2020

    The 13th In Poetry

    Dive into this short poem emphasizing the 13th amendment and the dangerous wording. In these 2 minutes of thought provoking segments you will need to investigate how modern slavery is taking place.

  7. 10/09/2020

    Girl Power

    This episode barely scratches the surface with a few examples of what young girls and women have done to impact our world. From the Mendez family, Malala, and Michelle Obama I focus on short highlights of their impact. Listen to this episode to appreciate what they have endured to get to this point and what they continue to do for this world. Women deserve to be recognized as equal contributors to this world. It is necessary.

  8. 10/06/2020

    They protested...why am I not able to?

    Listen to a comparison of how people protested in the 1700s and in present time. You will get an insight of how one person has "more" constitutional rights over the next person. This podcast will grasp the way of how some people justify their agenda based on the constitution and scrutinize others, too.

  9. 07/09/2020

    What To Expect

    This episode is an introduction of what to expect from the podcast. We will touch on many of the current political events in the United States. Other times we will talk about a historical event to support topics in this podcast. By listening to this episode you will find that I have introduce three topics that will be discussed here soon.

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About

Conversations about current political, inequality, and racism events along with historical moments to understand and breakdown the United States' foundation.

Information

  • Creator
    Jonathan
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2021
  • Episodes
    9
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Jonathan
  • Show Website
    El Intercambio