A story-telling podcast of Nopal Stockton that aims to dismantle mainstream narratives about Chicanx/Latinx communities by centering the multigenerational and multilayered conversations about identity, race, queerness, migration, and more.
Telling is Political
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12 episodes
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Podcast Overview
A story-telling podcast of Nopal Stockton that aims to dismantle mainstream narratives about Chicanx/Latinx communities by centering the multigenerational and multilayered conversations about identity, race, queerness, migration, and more.
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Publishing Since
9/15/2023
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Recent Episodes
April 3, 2026
Episode 6: Raíces de Los Nopales y El Futuro
In the final episode of Telling is Political, Co-Hosts Maurice Montoya and Aguila Barajas shared space with the Co-Founders of Nopal, Dra. Nancy Huante-Tzintzun and Ricky Gutierrez Maldonado, who shared the purpose behind founding Nopal, Telling is Political, and their experiences that propelled them into the leaders they are today. We share how our leaders need each other, and how Nopal expanding toward a Coordinating Council with Co-Directors supports our mission and vision moving forward.
March 8, 2026
Season 2 Episode 5: Educators and Students leading Change in Stockton
In Episode 5 of Telling is Political, Co-Hosts Aguila Barajas and Maurice Montoya, welcome Stockton leaders Marcos Rojas and Maurisio Diaz, to share their stories growing up and eventually supporting youth in Stockton. They share how community building including personal growth, challenges, and a true meaning of purpose. They even share how their personal growth positively impacted community growth here in Stockton.
March 8, 2026
Season 2 Episode 4: Reciprocity with Family and Community
On Episode 4 of Telling is Political, Co-Hosts Maurice Montoya and Aguila Barajas discuss how our introduction into community often start in our own families. Joining them are two sisters and community leaders, Yesenia Solis and Cecilia Solis Ayala, whose conversation explores how family dynamics shape our personal growth, our relationships within the community, and our development as leaders. The episode also highlights a local youth resource connected to Nopal, where Yesenia served as Co-Director of Political Education — reflecting on what it meant to guide young people through that work, including her own sister Cecilia.
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