Episode #153 | Rubén Darío Villa, Mr. Fuchila
Before shifting to local organizing, Rubén Darío Villa built a national presence through Fuchila Fresheners, coining the term Chicanostalgia and turning childhood memories into hanging air fresheners. Today, Darío Villa serves as Chair of the Gilroy Arts and Culture Commission, operates his creative studio Fuchilandia, and founded La Ofrenda Festival in Downtown Gilroy. As an artist and organizer, his work connects everyday life and community action to uplift creative voices across South County.
In this conversation, Darío Villa discusses his tech background, his move into community leadership, and the creation of La Ofrenda Festival.
Website: laofrendafestival.com | mrfuchila.com
Instagram: la.ofrenda.festival | mr.fuchila
30 Sept 2026
Episode #152 | Brooke Einbender, Mindbender Studio
Episode #152 (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/152) | Brooke Einbender, Mindbender StudioA neighbor's hot pink door in Santa Fe, New Mexico, studded with tin milagros, was one of the first thresholds that shaped Brooke Einbender’s path. Born in San Francisco and raised in Marin before moving across Santa Fe, North Carolina, and New York City, Einbender learned early on that changing environments can alter perspective. Working under the moniker Mindbender, her career spans oil painting, virtual reality, projection mapping, and public art installations—exploring physical and digital portals that invite viewers into multidimensional spaces.In this conversation, Einbender talks about expanding beyond the VR headset to projection-mapped mountainsides, transforming an Alaskan yurt into a creative sanctuary, and the logistics required to take six-foot interactive kaleidoscopes from her mind to the city streets.Website: mindbender-art.comInstagram: mindbender.art | mindbender.studio
16 Sept 2026
Episode #151 | Carlos Velazquez
Episode #151 | Carlos Velazquez - Drink & DrawSan Jose roots, vinyl records, third-wave ska, and Sharks hockey shaped Carlos Velazquez’s early years. Leaving the South Bay for San Diego and Chicago deepened his connection to Chicano culture and brought him back home. Since returning, he's built community through local nonprofits, municipal communications, his radio show, and by hosting Drink and Draw with his partner, Alca Usan.
Drink and Draw returned in 2026 following the 2025 closing of its former home at Art Boutiki.
In this conversation, Velazquez talks about growing up in West San Jose, what drew him out and back to his city, and the origins of Drink and Draw in San Jose.
Website: mhplaza.org/allevents (http://mhplaza.org/allevents)Instagram: mhplazasj (https://www.instagram.com/mhplazasj/) | carlos_de_sj (https://www.instagram.com/carlos_de_sj/)
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