In this episode of Charlitas, we break down the history of the word “woke,” how it’s been used in culture and social media, and what it looks like among friends, family, and our own community. From IMAX movies to paper straws, LED headlights, and even matcha lattes (👀), we share our funniest “woke takes” before diving into the deeper conversations on social justice, cancel culture, and empathy.

En este episodio de Charlitas, platicamos sobre el origen de la palabra woke, cómo se ha usado en la cultura y en las redes sociales, y qué significa en nuestras amistades, familias y comunidad. Desde las películas en IMAX hasta los popotes de papel, las luces LED de los carros y hasta el matcha latte (👀), compartimos nuestras opiniones más “woke” antes de entrarle a conversaciones más profundas sobre justicia social, cancel culture y empatía.

Think you know the Charlitas co-hosts? Think again

In this fun and fast-paced episode, we’re turning the tables and putting ourselves in the hot seat! Through a speed dating–style game, the Charlitas co-hosts reveal quirks, secrets, and the little things that make us us.

It’s goofy, it’s heartfelt, and it might even get a little too real. Join us for laughs, surprises, and a deeper look into who the Charlitas really are beyond the mic

¿Crees que conoces a las co-anfitriones de Charlitas? Piénsalo dos veces.

En este episodio divertido y lleno de energía, ¡le damos la vuelta a la dinámica y nos ponemos en la silla caliente! A través de un juego al estilo speed dating, las co-anfitriones de Charlitas revelan detalles curiosos, secretos y esas pequeñas cosas que nos hacen ser quienes somos.

Es chistoso, es sincero, y puede que incluso se ponga un poquito demasiado real. Acompáñanos para reírnos, sorprendernos y descubrir más a fondo quiénes son realmente los co-anfitriones de Charlitas más allá del micrófono.

We’ve all heard it before “Hay comida en la casa.” In this episode, the Charlitas dive into the iconic phrase that shaped so many of our childhoods. From packed lunches to creative home meals, we unpack what this saying really meant in our households. It's not just about saving money, it’s about culture, sacrifice, and love served on a plate. Grab a snack (from home, of course) and join the conversation as we share laughs, memories, and the real stories behind what was on our tables growing up.