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Señora Power brings you stories of real-life Mexican American and Chicana women throughout the 20th century. Every other week the three hosts, Gaby Barrios, Sonia Del Hierro, and Sophia Martínez Abbud, bring you conversations about history, gender, race, and much more. Listen to hear conversations among the hosts as well as reflections from the women discussed and their families.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSeñora Power brings you stories of real-life Mexican American and Chicana women throughout the 20th century. Every other week the three hosts, Gaby Barrios, Sonia Del Hierro, and Sophia Martínez Abbud, bring you conversations about history, gender, race, and much more. Listen to hear conversations among the hosts as well as reflections from the women discussed and their families.
Señora Power Podcast is hosted by Señora Power Project. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 5: Suspicious Señoras Plática" (25 October 2025, 42 minutes), "Episode 5: Suspicious Señoras Part 2" (10 October 2025, 69 minutes), and "Episode 5: Suspicious Señoras Part 1" (10 October 2025, 48 minutes).
Señora Power Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Señora Power Podcast is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Señora Power Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Señora Power Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
Señora Power Project hosts Señora Power Podcast, a history podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #16
<p>Ven a platicar with us for the last time this season! In our final platica, we talk about what it's like to be a suspicious señora, or a señora with an FBI file. Señoras Flores & Garza-Birdwell were on the streets...
Episode #15
<p>In this episode we talk about Yolanda Garza Birdwell, a señora who has been active in Texas for much of the 20th and now 21st centuries. We talk about the surveillance she underwent for her activism, we talk about...
Episode #14
<p>The final episode series begins with Francisca Flores from Los Angeles. Described as one of the most dangerous organizers of the Chicano Movement, señora Francisca built a long legacy of activism oriented toward the...
Episode #13
<p>In this plática, we discuss what community-building looks like within the world of establishments and institutions. We focus on the different kinds of grassroots strategies that señoras Lupe and Mamie used—from...
Episode #12
<p>Join us as we talk about Mamie Garcia, a señora whose community organizing and advocacy work has been centered around responding to the needs of her Houston Magnolia Park community. Her response to the 1977 murder of...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode, we learn about Lupe Anguiano, a señora whose life and work greatly impacted Los Angeles Mexican communities.. We focus on how señoras like Anguiano have utilized big establishments or institutions...
Episode #10
<p>Ven a platicar with us about señoras Maria Jimenez (HTX) and Alicia Escalante (LA). We’ll talk about welfare, student activism, and the difference between being a leader and being an organizer.</p><p>Content warning...
Episode #9
<p>Listen to learn about Alicia Escalante, a Chicana who fought for welfare rights in California and whose activism drew the attention of her community members, the Catholic Church, and police alike. </p><p>Content...
Episode #8
<p>In this episode, we learn about Maria Jimenez, a señora with a long activist history in Houston. She lived from 1950-2020. We focus on how señoras have organized their communities, taking on the role and identity of...
Episode #7
<p>This episode is about the many ways in which señoras participate in political communities. Gaby provides definitions for the terms intersectionality, respectability, and political consciousness. Sonia also mentions...
Episode #6
<p>In this part of the Social Señoras episode, we will be talking about Gloria Arellanes. She lived and organized in California throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. This episode is in memory of Señora Arellanes who...
Episode #5
<p>In this episode, we learn about Carmen Cortes, a señora from Houston, who lived from 1913-2001. We focus on how señoras have used social clubs to build community.</p><p>You will hear lots of acronyms and references...
Episode #4
<p>In this episode, Sonia, Gaby, and Sophia talk about the broader context surrounding the idea of a "church señora." They discuss religion in the Mexican American community and the ways in which this has affected...
Episode #3
<p>In this episode, we learn about Petra Guillen, a señora from Houston, who lived from 1919-2015. We focus on how señoras have used church resources to build community. </p><p>Many thanks to the Petra Guillen...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode, we learn about Josefa Serna, a Los Angeles señora, who lived from 1911-2007. We focus on how señoras have used church spaces to create community and kinship.</p>
Señora Power Podcast
<p>Welcome to Señora Power! In this Introductory Episode we talk about the origins of the podcast, its structure and what to expect from Season 1. </p>
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