Latino USA

Broad representation of diverse Latino communities feature racial, language, and age diversity. Spanish is often intertwined throughout episodes, especially within interviews. Listeners can distinguish how different communities, cultures and countries speak the language in their own unique way. One episode discusses a project that mapped migrant speakers of indigenous languages in Los Angeles. Another episode profiles Petrona Martinez, a Black Colombian singer who brought Bullerengue to the forefront despite her age and race. Many episodes focus on empowering Latina women and their impact on their communities and activist efforts.

Some of the episodes cover subject matter including school shootings, hate crimes (including an acid attack), sexual assault, and the detention of migrants. There are some first-person accounts of survivors detailing violence.

Some episodes talk about love, sensuality and have mentions of sex, without much graphic description. For example, one episode "Love and Lust With Yeskia Salgado" highlights the Latina poet who writes about romance, relationships and taking agency over her body. Episodes that include this content have a warning at the beginning of episodes before the content begins. Any sex or romantic relationships and feelings discussed are brought up in a very open and realistic manner as opposed to fantasized or talked about shamefully.