Category: Lluvia Femenina
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Lluvia Femenina: Social Media
In this episode, the group discusses their experience with Social Media. They talk through the beginning of their social media journey, expectations of social media, the pressures, and the effect Listen Here Image taken from BBC News
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Lluvia Femenina: Grateful
In this episode, the group discusses the importance of being grateful in anticipation of the upcoming school year. They share their hopes, dreams, stressors, and advice about what they expect about the new academic year. Listen Here Imgae taken from Caron Treatment Centers
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Lluvia Femenina: Coming of Age
In this episode, the group discusses the complexity of what it means to come of age. Specifically, they reflect on childhood stories and the nostalgia of growing up. Listen Here Image taken from Raindance Film Festival
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Lluvia Femenina: Taught In Schools
In this episode, the group discusses the faults in the educational system and topics they wish were taught in school. Specifically, they address the importance of having access to mental health resources and financial literacy classes. Listen Here Image taken from The National Education Association
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Lluvia Femenina: The Future
The group considers their futures after high school—specifically, how they feel ready, and how they still don’t. “I just hope that what I choose to do, I’ll be happy with, and I won’t look back and regret it.” Listen Here
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Lluvia Femenina: TikTok and “That Girl”
Lluvia Feminina considers the consequences of hyperproductive, unsustainable lifestyle trends popularized on TikTok, best represented by the “That Girl” trend. Do these lifestyles provide motivation? At what point does the high bar that these trends set become demotivating? How do we move forward with the consequences? Listen Here Image taken from the CBC
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Lluvia Feminina: Pandemic Selves
In their first episode, Lluvia Feminina, a group of young Latinas, discuss what they learned about themselves and their identities while living in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Just like many others, they’ve found that change has been a constant, but that the consequence of this change—positive or negative—has been a wildly unresolved question. Listen…
