Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 177 episodes
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An introspective podcast on cultural self reflection and the human experience, as told by a primate. — Featuring conversations that explore a multitude of topics including: culture, community and society.
Unknown Host hosts The Social Primate Podcast, a society show with 177 episodes published.
In this episode, Eddie Aguirre sits down with Leo Martinez of VC Defensa to talk community defense, what the work really looks like behind the scenes, and why joy might be the most important organizing tool you have. ---
In this episode with Diana Morales, executive director of the SELA Arts Foundation, we get into what it actually takes to build cultural infrastructure in a region that's been overlooked by philanthropy and forced to cre
In this episode, Brenda Gonzalez of the Tamarindo Podcast joins for a conversation on navigating burnout, learning and unlearning through hundreds of conversations, and what it means to keep showing up during heavy and u
In this episode of the Social Primate: Aida Ashouri, attorney and candidate for Los Angeles City Attorney, joins Eddie and special guest JT the LA Storyteller for a raw conversation about what it really takes to create c
How long have you been sitting on your story? In this episode, Eddie sits down with Natalie Garcia, a Chicana writer, storyteller, actress, and creator from the San Fernando Valley. Natalie stopped waiting for someone to
In this episode of The Social Primate , Eddie Aguirre speaks with Peruvian activist and journalist Paolo about U.S. imperialism in Latin America, the criminalization of dissent, and the limits of protest as a strategy fo
In this episode of Social Primate , Eddie Aguirre sits down with documentary filmmaker Matthew Solomon to discuss his upcoming film, Seeds for Liberation, a documentary that centers on the Palestinian liberation movement
What does it mean to oppose federal enforcement from inside local government, where silence isn’t neutral but compliance? In this episode, Eddie Aguirre speaks with Bell Gardens City Council member Jorgel Chavez to expla
In this episode with journalist Izzy Ramirez , we discuss the realities and challenges of tracking ICE operations, the importance of community support, and the emotional toll of dealing with state-sponsored violence. Thi
What happens when survival turns into obedience? In this episode of The Social Primate, host Eddie Aguirre sits down with award-winning journalist Michelle Zacarías to break down how generations of Latinos were taught to
How do you hold power accountable when the rules are built to protect it? In this episode, investigative journalist Joey Scott joins Social Primate to talk about policing, surveillance, and state power in Los Angeles. Fr
What does it mean to be silenced without ever being convicted? In this episode we hear Jag Arreola’s story of repression after Operation Accountability . Though the felony charges against him collapsed in court, he was s
What happens when journalism sells our stories instead of serving them? In this episode, journalist Amanda Del Cid Lugo from LA Public Press talks about how parachute reporting twists the truth and reduces real lives to
What do you do when corporations and politicians treat your neighborhood as expendable? In this episode, Laura Cortez, organizer and co-director of East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice (EYCEJ), discusses growi
What happens when helping your community puts you in the crosshairs of the federal government? In this episode, Marine veteran and organizer Alejandro Orellana shares how a morning at home turned into a federal raid — an
What does “back to school” look like when your community is bracing for ICE raids? In this episode, educator and organizer Lupe Carrasco Cardona joins us to talk about protecting students through Know Your Rights worksho
What do you do when ICE shows up? In this episode, Eddie Aguirre sits down with Sandra De Anda, a writer, organizer, and Director of Policy and Legal Strategy at the OC Rapid Response Network to talk real-time resistance
What role should local leaders play when federal agents target your community? In this urgent conversation, Eddie and Santa Ana Councilmember Johnathan Hernandez speak from the frontlines of back-to-back ICE raids in Sou
What if parenting wasn’t about control—but liberation? Educators and organizers Fernando Deveras and Leslie Priscilla join Eddie to break down what it means to raise conscious kids in a system built on control. From inte
Masked agents. Unmarked vans. Tear gas on neighborhood streets. In this episode of The Social Primate , Eddie is joined by Albert Corado—organizer, activist, and co-founder of People’s City Council—to unpack the current
Leo Martinez
community organizer and founder · VC Defensa
1 appearance on this show
Natalie Garcia
technical division manager · Center for Oral and Public History
1 appearance on this show
Matt Sedillo
3 appearances on this show
Raul Gonzalez
senior author · Mictlan Murals
1 appearance on this show
David Hernandez
Family and Community Engagement Specialist (FACES) · Los Angeles Hispanic Republican Club
1 appearance on this show
Dr Rick Strassman
Psychiatrist, Researcher, Author, "Godfather of DMT"
1 appearance on this show
Daniele Bolelli
Author/Professor/Podcaster
1 appearance on this show
David Weiss
National Business Line for Transportation and Infrastructure Executive · Sales Collective
1 appearance on this show
Maria Rodriguez
vocational rehabilitation counselor · Dentons Luxembourg
1 appearance on this show
Jose Ramos
Head of Offensive Security · Pomona Valley Health Centers
1 appearance on this show
Maria Martinez
Spanish educator · Christmas Park Elementary
1 appearance on this show
Al Gordon
pastor of SAINT Church · Saint Church
1 appearance on this show
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