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In recent years, the podcasting world has seen a surge of vibrant and diverse voices, particularly from the Latino community. This array of Latino podcasts not only entertains but also educates, inspires, and ignites conversations around a multitude of subjects.
From comedy to critical analysis, these shows are carving out spaces for Latino voices in the digital realm.
1. To Be Continued with Cristela Alonzo
Cristela Alonzo brings her comedic flair to the podcasting world with To Be Continued. Known for her Netflix specials and voice acting in Cars 3, Alonzo’s podcast is a blend of humor, impromptu musings, and discussions on different modern events. It’s a show that, true to its name, carries the essence of an ongoing dialogue with its audience.
Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
2. LatinX Lens
LatinX Lens addresses a gap of Latinx representation in media criticism. Hosted by Rosa Parra and Catherine Gonzales, it began with a tweet and blossomed into a platform that celebrates and critically examines Latinx contributions to the industry. Their discussions extend beyond the screen, offering a fresh perspective on the narratives shaping Latino culture in media.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
3. Diversifying
Financial independence takes center stage in Diversifying, where host Delyanne Barros delves into the economic systems that often disadvantage communities of color. Known as Delyanne The Money Coach, Barros empowers listeners by deconstructing usual financial wisdom and providing strategies for wealth-building in the modern age.
This podcast may have ended in 2022, but queue up any of the twenty-plus episodes when you’re in need of financial wisdom.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Tunein.
4. All Things Latina Podcast
Tani Estefy’s All Things Latina Podcast is a wealth of advice for Latinas in the professional world. This show offers not only motivation but also practical tips on navigating and succeeding in various career paths, while addressing the cultural nuances that Latinas face.
Listen on Apple Podcast and Spotify.
5. Latino USA
As one of the longest-running Latino-focused programs, Latino USA provides insights into the lives and experiences of Latino communities. The show acts as a cultural and political barometer, keeping a pulse on the issues affecting Latinos and the nation at large.
Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
6. In the Business with Juan & Anjelica
Entrepreneurial spirits will find kindred souls in Juan Alanis and Anjelica Cazares. Their podcast, In the Business with Juan & Anjelica, goes beyond the typical discourse, weaving in personal stories of life as Mexican Americans and entrepreneurs and offering a unique blend of business acumen and cultural reflection.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
7. In the Thick
Journalism gets a new twist in In the Thick, where cohosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela tackle the often-ignored conversations that are a part of popular topic. It’s a political podcast that doesn’t shy away from the tough discussions necessary for a comprehensive understanding of today’s societal dynamics.
This podcast is currently on hiatus, so keep an eye out for its return!
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
8. Latina to Latina
Alicia Menendez hosts Latina to Latina, a podcast that feels like a heart-to-heart with a close friend. It’s a space where Latinas share the trials and triumphs of their personal and professional lives, offering solidarity and inspiration to listeners navigating similar paths.
PLUS: Read Menendez’s guest editor letter for our 2020 Leading Latinas issue, and listen to her season 2 episode of The Latino Majority.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
9. De Colores Radio
Coming from the De Colores Collective in Dallas, De Colores Radio commemorates culture through engaging conversations and interviews. Host Eva Arreguinand her team blend topics of Latinidad, community, and the arts with a spark of Southern hip hop, creating a podcast that’s as colorful and dynamic as the name suggests.
This podcast might’ve ended in December 2022, but you can queue up any of the 101 episodes for your commute or next road trip.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
10. The Latino Majority
And of course, we cannot end this discussion without mentioning Hispanic Executive’s very own The Latino Majority, hosted by Guerrero Media CEO Pedro Guerrero. This podcast is a platform that amplifies the narratives of Latino professionals who are often sidelined in the media. This show not only highlights their achievements but also the common threads that bind the Latino community, such as resilience, inclusivity, and the complex journey of identity.
We just wrapped up our fifth season, so queue up our latest episodes so you’re ready for season six, coming in spring 2024.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify, and YouTube.
In essence, these podcasts represent the multifaceted experiences of Latinos, providing a spectrum of perspectives that entertain, inform, and empower. They are a testament to the richness of Latino culture and the importance of its presence in all forms of media. As these voices continue to resonate in our earbuds and speakers, they foster a greater understanding and appreciation of the diverse world we live in.
Each episode is a step toward bridging gaps and celebrating the collective spirit that these podcasters bring to the forefront of conversation.
This article was created with assistance from AI.
