This week, Diosa and Mala answer listener questions during their Oye Locas segment.

Listeners ask, who are the top five living people Diosa and Mala would love to interview, how they navigate jealousy and meanness, and how they deal with online hate coming from outside their listener community!

This week, Diosa and Mala answer listener questions during their Oye Locas segment.
Listeners ask, who are the top five living people Diosa and Mala would love to interview, how they navigate jealousy and meanness, and how they deal with online hate coming from outside their listener community!

Locatora Radio is a smart, witty, culturally aware podcast that helps you make sense of the world and feel seen along the way. This podcast captures the cultural moments we are living through and pushes the conversation forward with humor, analysis and intention. Hosted by Mala Munoz, writer and producer, and Diosa Femme, writer and journalist, the show brings refreshing commentary and storytelling to unpack life as it comes.

Now in its 11th season Locatora Radio, features conversations with entertainers, policymakers, artists, and advocates whose work influences our day to day. Each episode provides a space where big ideas feel accessible, resonant, and deeply human. Thoughtful enough for public-radio listeners and fun enough for Bravo fans, Locatora Radio offers clarity, connection, and context for anyone seeking a nuanced and entertaining listen.

Locatora Radio is a smart, witty, culturally aware podcast that helps you make sense of the world and feel seen along the way. This podcast captures the cultural moments we are living through and pushes the conversation forward with humor, analysis and intention. Hosted by Mala Munoz, writer and producer, and Diosa Femme, writer and journalist, the show brings refreshing commentary and storytelling to unpack life as it comes.
Now in its 11th season Locatora Radio, features conversations with entertainers, policymakers, artists, and advocates whose work influences our day to day. Each episode provides a space where big ideas feel accessible, resonant, and deeply human. Thoughtful enough for public-radio listeners and fun enough for Bravo fans, Locatora Radio offers clarity, connection, and context for anyone seeking a nuanced and entertaining listen.

Locatora Radio [A Radiophonic Novela]

Locatora Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the cultural moments we are living through and pushes the conversation forward with humor, analysis and intention. From pop culture and politics, relationships, and the everyday pressures shaping our lives, Mala and Diosa open up a space where big ideas feel grounded, accessible, and deeply human.

Locatora Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the cultural moments we are living through and pushes the conversation forward with humor, analysis and intention. From pop culture and politics, relationships, and the everyday pressures shaping our lives, Mala and Diosa open up a space where big ideas feel grounded, accessible, and deeply human.

How We Navigate Jealousy | Capítulo 291 

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While Diosa and Mala were arriving to the studio, the news broke that civil rights leader and feminist icon, Dolores Huerta died. Together, they touched on her lifelong commitment to the labor movement and civic engagement. In March of this year, Huerta came forward as a survivor of sexual assault by farmworker leader and UFW co-founder, Cesar Chavez. Diosa and Mala reflect on the unfathomable sacrifice she made to "not hurt the movement" and how so many of us were impacted by her years of service. 

Editorial Note: This episode misstates the name of Dolores Huerta's daughter, Juanita Chavez. 

While Diosa and Mala were arriving to the studio, the news broke that civil rights leader and feminist icon, Dolores Huerta died. Together, they touched on her lifelong commitment to the labor movement and civic engagement. In March of this year, Huerta came forward as a survivor of sexual assault by farmworker leader and UFW co-founder, Cesar Chavez. Diosa and Mala reflect on the unfathomable sacrifice she made to "not hurt the movement" and how so many of us were impacted by her years of service.&nbsp;
Editorial Note: This episode misstates the name of Dolores Huerta's daughter, Juanita Chavez.&nbsp;

The Legacy Of Dolores Huerta | Capítulo 290

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The Horror of Being a Teen Girl

Latin American Folklore and Childhood Fears

The Vampire's Evolution in Pop Culture

Frankenstein and Modern Interpretations

Exploring the "Where Is Her Family?" Genre

This week, Diosa and Mala review Latin American folklore like El Cucuy and La Llorona and what the tales meant to scare small children reveal about the culture. They also dive into the mid-aughts resurgence of vampires and how Stephanie Meyer's Twilight transformed the scary vampire figure into the chaste, romantic boyfriend. In true Locatora fashion, they comment about the real horrors of girlhood, womanhood, and how we persevere anyway. 

This week, Diosa and Mala review Latin American folklore like El Cucuy and La Llorona and what the tales meant to scare small children reveal about the culture. They also dive into the mid-aughts resurgence of vampires and how Stephanie Meyer's Twilight transformed the scary vampire figure into the chaste, romantic boyfriend. In true Locatora fashion, they comment about the real horrors of girlhood, womanhood, and how we persevere anyway.&nbsp;

Why Folklore & Horror Tropes Persevere | Capítulo 289

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This week Diosa and Mala discuss why it's so common for women, especially Latinas, to be misdiagnosed or under-diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). They're joined by Angelica Diaz, an associate marriage and family therapist, who specializes in late-diagnosis of autism and ADHD in the Latine community. Together they discuss how marianismo and machismo are partly why Latinas get under-diagnosed. 

This week Diosa and Mala discuss why it's so common for women, especially Latinas, to be misdiagnosed or under-diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). They're joined by&nbsp;Angelica Diaz, an associate marriage and family therapist, who specializes in late-diagnosis of autism and ADHD in the Latine community. Together they discuss how marianismo and machismo are partly why Latinas get under-diagnosed.&nbsp;

Why Latinas Get Diagnosed with ADHD Later In Life | Capítulo 288

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How We Navigate Jealousy | Capítulo 291

Locatora Radio [A Radiophonic Novela]

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