124 episodes
The Social Primate Podcast The Social Primate Podcast
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4.8 • 31 Ratings
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An introspective podcast on cultural self reflection and the human experience, as told by a primate. — Featuring conversations that explore a multitude of topics including: culture, society, activism, technology and more. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/social-primate-podcast/support
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EP124: Gentrified Realities with Nathan Castellanos
*This episode was originally aired on April 2, 2024 on KQBH-LP Los Angeles CA 101.5FM*
In this week's episode we delve deep with Nathan Castellanos, author of Salted Plastic: Tales of Gentrification into the stories that inspired his books and exploring the gritty realities of gentrification and those that lead it; uncovering the intricate layers of change in urban landscapes, from the bittersweet nostalgia of neighborhoods transformed to the resilient spirit of communities facing displacement.
Purchase his books here and support / follow for future releases:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B6XPSQ1H?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @socialprimates to keep up with brand new episodes!
"Awful Thing" is performed by The McCharmlys:
Check out more of the creatives on the My Grito Industries Network:mygrito.net
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EP123: Underground Unity with Iris De Anda
*This episode was originally aired on March 19, 2024 on KQBH-LP Los Angeles CA 101.5FM*
In this episode, we delved into the multifaceted work of Iris De Anda, author of Codeswitch: Fires from Mi Corazon and Roots of Redemption: You have No Right to Remain Silent - as we explore themes of identity, culture, and resistance.
We discussed her journey in creating opportunities through Los Writers Underground Press and the power of poetry to inspire action and personal growth; highlighting the resilience, creativity, and unity found in our communities.
Music brought to you by:
Earth Rebel - "Easy Love"
Slooly - "Mango"
Integra Pink - "Sangre"
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EP122: Palettes of Courage with Cindy "Cindita" Macias
***Content Warning: Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is affected by the topics discussed, please seek appropriate support resources.***
In this week's episode, I'm joined by Cindy "Cindita" Macias, an interdisciplinary artist whose personal and creative journey has led her to moments of self-determination through art and therapy. Tune in as we explore the universal lessons of resilience, growth, and finding strength in vulnerability.
Music brought to you by Los Tranquilos "Mi Sol" Check them out on Spotify and follow, share and support local music.
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EP121: Dichotomous Duality with Alejandro Vicencio
*This episode was originally aired on March 12, 2024 on KQBH-LP Los Angeles CA 101.5FM*
In this episode of the podcast I am joined by Alejandro Vicencio, a creative and artist based out of Southeast Los Angeles. We discuss the creative journey and the evolution of the ego and self through the arts.
Music is brought to you by Silvandgold ft. Taelor Gray & 60 East with "Struggle Meal"
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EP120: Cinematic Revelations with Iz Gutierrez
In this week’s episode I am joined by filmmaker and director Iz Gutierrez as we explore the captivating narrative behind his film "They Call Us Sediciosos." We uncover the true events that inspired Gutierrez's film, shedding light on the haunting lynching and deaths of individuals of Mexican descent in 1910s/1920s Texas—a poignant reflection of the narratives and propaganda that targeted people of color, then and now. — Music Spotlight: Los Emptys- Kaiju
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EP119: Homegrown Expressions with Gabriel Enamorado (Stay Gallery)
In this episode Gabriel Enamorado, Executive Director of Stay Arts, a creative organization dedicated to empowering communities in Southeast Los Angeles (and beyond) through the arts joins me to discuss the vital importance of bringing creative spaces and resources to local communities, especially in ethnically diverse areas like SELA.
Through Stay Gallery, Gabriel and his team have stepped in to fill the void left by the closure of local cultural institutions, providing opportunities for underrepresented groups to share their work and engage with the arts.
Their mission is clear: to encourage people to stay local, creative, and connected to their community through the transformative power of art.
Music is brought to you by Integra Pink with "As I Feel" Check them out on Spotify here and follow, support and share:
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Customer Reviews
The Podcast That Explores The Cultural and Primordial
The show’s unconventional mood, which is introspective, atmospheric and occasionally other worldly, is at once straightforward and audacious.
Representing South East LA! <333
Thank you for highlighting members of the South East LA community! These conversations are super important and each episode is well executed! 10/10
SELA's Finest — A Southeast LA Gem
This show is constantly delivering on quality and lengthy talks with self driven individuals in a chill, easy to listen fashion. The host Eddie improves on his interviewing style with every episode and the passion put into every episode does not go unseen. One of the best out there!