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In celebration of Latine Heritage Month, this collection illustrates the richness of our narratives and grants permission to dream beyond. The Latine community is raised on a vibrant tapestry of stories, where conversations flow freely and connection is the lifeblood. Dive in, witness the multitudes of our community, and be inspired.

SEP 24 • SUBSCRIBER EARLY ACCESS

Striking New Poses with Michaela Jaé

We live in a time rapid cultural and technological evolution––but how do we evolve our careers and identities in a meaningful way? This week, Michaela Jaé is here to get real about the forces that shape who we are and who we want to become. From her iconic role on “Pose” to her rise as a singer and advocate, Michaela Jaé opens up about the personal and societal influences that have impacted her journey, and how much of herself she sees in the characters she plays. Then we turn up the heat with a game of “This One Has Some Sweetness to it.” Listen to Baby, This is Keke Palmer on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. Experience all episodes ad-free and be the first to binge the newest season. Unlock exclusive early access by joining Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial today by visiting https://wondery.com/links/baby-this-is-keke-palmer/ now.

Sep 24

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40 min
AUG 24

Jenna Ortega Is Still Recovering From Childhood Stardom

The actress talks to Lulu Garcia-Navarro about learning to protect herself and the hard lessons of early fame.

Aug 24

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43 min
MAY 15

Liza Colón-Zayas, of ‘The Bear,’ on Loving Someone Who’s in the Fight of Their Life

On the Emmy- and Peabody-winning series “The Bear,” Liza Colón-Zayas plays Tina Marrero, a cook at the Chicago restaurant at the center of the story. Tina and her fellow workers are in a constant struggle for the survival of their restaurant, and they fight just as fiercely with one another. Only at rare moments do we see them drop the tough exterior and show one another love or respect. Today, Colón-Zayas reads “A Web Between Her Body and Mine,” by Karen Paul. It’s a Modern Love essay about two friends who also met at work, but have a different kind of bond: Karen has no problem showing affection to her best friend, Miriam. But after Miriam has a terrible accident, Karen finds herself in uncharted territory, not certain when, or how, to support her. It’s a story Colón-Zayas says she relates to personally, and her reaction to it takes her by surprise.

May 15

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31 min
SEP 10

Julissa Prado: How she created the curly hair care formula Chappell Roan and Thalía swear by

When Julissa Prado was a child, she spent several summers with her grandmother in Mexico — where she learned how to mix natural ingredients, such as lemon, sugar and aloe vera to prepare homemade remedies. She realized she could use other similar ingredients for something she had long struggled with: her curly hair. Frustrated with the lack of products in the United States to reduce frizz and provide long lasting hold for textured hair, Julissa, with the help of her brother Tony, wanted to show Latinas in the United States that having the perfect curls didn’t mean buying products heavy on sulfate, silicones or parabens. The siblings decided to create an all-natural one. Today, Rizos Curls is the first Latina-owned curly hair care brand available at all Ulta Beauty stores nationwide and the brand singer Chapell Roan uses to make her curls shine on stage. Julissa Prado joins Bísness School to tell us why it took her four years to find the perfect formula for Rizos Curls, how a natural disaster gave her the impulse to start the company, and what happened after Rizos Curls launched a collaboration with Mexican actress and singer Thalía. Follow Rizos Curls at https://www.instagram.com/rizoscurls Follow Julissa Prado at https://www.instagram.com/julissa_prado Follow Fernando Hurtado at https://www.instagram.com/byfernandoh

Sep 10

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1h 16m
SEP 5

Opening NYFW with Willy Chavarria PLUS Tom Ford and Venice Film Fest

The Run-Through is joined by designer Willy Chavarria ahead of his opening at New York Fashion Week. In an intimate conversation with Vogue Fashion Editor José Criales-Unzueta, Willy shares the ways his own community has inspired him. Whether it’s his tías, his religious upbringing, or the farm labor movement, Willy continues to infuse his work with the people and places that matter the most to him. He gives us a preview of his show “América,” and his motivation behind it, “I want us to see ourselves as people with power who can make things happen.” Plus, Chloe and Chioma kick things off with all of the fashion news you can use. From the newly named creative head at Tom Ford, Haider Ackermann, to the Venice Film Festival, they get into all of the week’s juiciest fashion news!

Sep 5

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38 min
AUG 10

David Castañeda Talks Umbrella Academy, Chalino Sánchez, and Almost Playing SPOOKY

Tune into a brand new episode of On My Pod with David Castañeda, walking us through how he almost got cast as SPOOKY in On My Block, working on Netflix's Umbrella Academy season 4, and playing CHALINO SANCHEZ in the new Narcocorrido's Bio-Pic.

Aug 10

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1h 33m
FEB 8

Are Latino Drug Lord Stories Worth Telling?

Joanna and Jenny discuss whether or not shows like the new series GRISELDA are good for Latinos in Hollywood or just perpetuate harmful stereotypes, why the limited number of Latino TV shows and movies mean that nobody is ever happy with what’s being released, and if the real harm to Latino representation in the entertainment industry is being done by the Latinos who are currently in power. (PLUS it’s raining in L.A. and everybody is freaking out!)

Feb 8

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48 min