On this episode, Rachel La Loca chats with founder and former President of Production at Marvel Studios, Victoria Alonso. The two discuss her experience while holding an executive position at Marvel which is further detailed in her recent book, "Possibility is Your Superpower: Unleash Your Infinite Potential". The interview gets personal when Victoria taps into Rachel La Loca's own tool belt of potential.

On this heart‑stopping, eyelash‑extension-fluttering episode of #LatinosOutLoud, drag destiny takes us to RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11 press day in NYC — a place where sequins shimmer, secrets tremble, and every Queen walks in like she’s hiding a scandal that will be revealed in this very season.

Rachel La Loca chats with one of the stars of Stranger Things on Broadway, Juan Carlos.

On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud, Rachel is on location at the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment to interview two-time guest of the podcast, Rafael Espinal. Last time he was on the show was back in December of 2019 when he served on the New York City Council (see episode link below). In January 2020, he resigned from the City Council to become President and Executive Director of the Freelancers Union, a national organization advocating for independent workers. He became Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Media & Entertainment in January 2026 appointed by Mayor Mamdani. Throughout the episode you'll hear about the MOME's vision under Commissioner Espinal's leadership, including how you can get involved in with the Made in NY program, as well as the announcement of two impactful programs for creators and gamers in New York City! See more info below. Rachel and the Commish also play a fun lightening round of questions and answers you don't want to miss! 1) New York City Hits Start on the 2nd Annual NYC Video Game Festival Presented by the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment at  Convene Brookfield Place on Saturday, May 9, 2026 REGISTER FOR $10 TICKETS AND DISCOVER MORE AT nycvideogamefestival.com Read press release here 2) NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment to Fund First-Ever “Made in NY” Fellow as part of Moonshot Pilot Accelerator Apply Now at moonshotinitiative.org for Chance to Pitch TV Scripts to Netflix, HBO and more Read press release here LOL Episode from Dec 2019 Follow Rachel Follow Latinos Out Loud Follow Commissioner Espinal Follow MOME (and while you're at it, follow the yellow brick road!) #Podcast #NYC #MayorMamdani #RachelLaLoca #RafaelEspinal #MOME #Gamer #Pilot #TV #Film #Comedy

On this episode of Latinos Out Loud, Rachel La Loca chats with performing arts pros and mother-daughter duo, Rosalba Rolón and Rosal Colón. Rosalba is the Artistic Director of the Pregones and Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre, while her daughter Rosal is an actress, and has now made her stage directorial debut with The Wedding March. You may know Rosal from the many TV roles she’s played like “Juliana Ayala” on Power Book III: Raising Kanan (Starz) and “Ouija” on Orange is the New Black (Netflix). Her film credits include The Lost Girls (Netflix), The Dead Don’t Die (Focus Features) and Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Fox Searchlight) Part of the company’s original musical theater repertory, The Wedding March is based on Judith Ortiz Cofer’s acclaimed book Silent Dancing: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood. It was first adapted for the stage and directed by Rosalba in 1991, and this revival is a beautiful passing of the baton to her daughter, Rosal. The production is "a lyrical performance on womanhood, memory, and cultural identity as a Puerto Rican woman reclaims the haunting, humorous, and formative tales passed down by generations of women before her. It’s a moving journey across Puerto Rico and New York, heritage, and transformation.” The show stars Jenyvette Vega, Gabriel Leyva and Fernando Contreras, and runs at the PRTT through May 3. Click here for tickets Follow Latinos Out Loud
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On this delectable episode of #LatinosOutLoud, Rachel chats with Chef and Author, Chris Valdes. Chris is a Cuban-American Miami-based chef, TV personality, celebrity caterer, and cookbook author whose work sits at the intersection of heritage, modern creativity, and community storytelling. Raised in his family’s restaurant, he first gained national recognition as a finalist on Food Network Star, and has since built a loyal audience through his cooking series that centers on culture, family, and the joy of cooking at home.Chris doesn’t just represent Latin cuisine, but he represents a generation redefining how Latin American identity shows up in today’s cultural conversation. Rachel continues to use Chef Chris' cookbook in her kitchen, you should too! Link to purchase (https://amzn.to/3Rc2rmd) Follow Latinos Out Loud Follow Rachel La Loca Follow Chef Chris ...and while you're at it, follow the yellow brick road! #latinosoutloud #RachelLaLoca #Comedy #ChefChrisValdes #Miami #Cuban #Comedy #Cooking #Cookbook

Today marks ten years since the death of iconic pop star Prince. On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud @RachelLaLoca chats with artist, author, philanthropist, and the longtime muse, collaborator, and former wife of Prince, Mayte Garcia. Mayte now leads Live 4 Love Charities, the nonprofit rooted in Prince’s original philanthropic mission and founded in memory of the son they lost, Amiir. She talks more about this difficult subject on the episode. On April 21, 2026, Live 4 Love Charities will host its Glam Slam Benefit at the W Hollywood, an evening dedicated to celebrating Prince’s enduring cultural and philanthropic impact.  The City of Los Angeles will proclaim today, April 21st, as Prince Day and the Hollywood Sign and other city monuments will glow with purple in honor of him. Through her leadership, Mayte has continued to build on a legacy of compassion, creative empowerment, and service — ensuring that Prince’s impact is not only remembered but actively carried forward. Donate here Follow Rachel Follow Latinos Out Loud Follow Mayte Follow Mayte's Animal Rescue #PrinceDay #Pince #LiveForLife #Podcast

On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud, Rachel La Loca chats with Roberto Pazos, Executive Director of the Filmed in Peru Festival, kicking off TODAY! The two chat about all the festival offers, from networking, a spotlight on Peruvian culture and screenings across cities, such as Miami, New York, Long Island and Stamford, CT. Check out the Filmed in Peru festival schedule here Follow Rachel Follow WeAreLatinosOutLoud Follow Filmed in Peru #Film #Peru #Podcast #FilmedInPeru

On this episode of Latinos Out Loud, @RachelLaLoca chats with Rapper, Podcaster and Poet, Rainey Ovalle to get an answer to what's on everyone's mind...WHY ARE THERE SO MANY JALENS IN THE NBA? The hit song, "Jalen Invasion" has gone viral across the socials, and has even touched the actual Jalens in the NBA. Rainey does some show-n-tell on the episode as he unveils an exclusive pair of kicks from the actual #8 Jalen on the Oklahoma City Thunder, Jalen Williams. Click here to watch the "Jalen Invasion" video, and rumor has it..."Jalen Invasion 2" is out now as well. Watch Rainey and other former guests of LOL, Lizbel Ortiz and The Kid Mero on their award-winning podcast, Victory Light. Follow Rainey Follow Rachel And yo, follow the yellow brick road while you're at it... #NBA #LatinosOutLoud #Podcast #Comedy #JalenInvasion

On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud, host Rachel La Loca is on-location at the iconic Yankee Stadium in the Boogie Down Bronx for the team's 2026 home opener against the Miami Marlins. She talks with numerous fans on their superstitions, pre-game rituals and excitement around the chase for 28! Also, grab your chicken bucket and get an in-field look at the pre-game ceremony (footage provided by @Yankees) . #MLB #Yankees #Podcast #Baseball