Isaura Ibarra's guest appearances

Isaura Ibarra

The Voice of Montbello Podcast

YEBOpod

Franklin Cruz

Adri Norris

Ron Thomas

Victoria Aguilar

Stacie Gilmore

Danette Hollowell

Christina Xlimit

Arturo Jimenez

Mariel Reyes

Alex Landau

Hakeem Furious

Kwame Spearman

Cristina Del Hoyo

Jack Wetter

Donnis Hurd

OwlTail

In this podcast, Isaura Ibarra wants to unpack the world with you and have open and honest conversations about topics that are considered taboo to talk about. Whether its toxic masculinity or mental health for people of color, sexism or racism, these are all topics that Isaura will talk about in an open and unapologetic manner.

In this podcast, Isaura Ibarra wants to unpack the world with you and have open and honest conversations about topics that are considered taboo to talk about. Whether its toxic masculinity or mental health for people of color, sexism or racism, these are all topics that Isaura will talk about in an open and unapologetic manner.

Isaura Ibarra Presents "Unapologically Isaura": Teaser

This episode kicks off our I love the Bell-Side Series where we interview Montbello youth who are transitioning or have recently transitioned into the post-secondary life, headed to college, taking a gap year, working on art starting a business or any other dope venture Montbello youth want to take on.  We hope to learn about their experiences growing up in Montbello, things they love and things they would like to change about the community. Throughout COVID and the Black Lives Matter movement, Montbello youth have stepped up in many ways to serve the community and we hope to amplify their voices through these episodes.  To kick things off we will hear from Isaura Ibarra.  Isaura’s family moved to Montbello when she was 10 years old and attended John H. Amesse Elementary, shout out the road runners, and recently graduated from Northfield High School. Being from Ft. Morgan, Isaura learned many crucial lessons from folx in Montbello and established her identity through those experiences. She is an avid advocate for Montbello Youth and is especially passionate about reshaping education experiences for youth in the community.  This episode will make you laugh, cry and fill you with inspiration from one of the Bell-Sides greatests.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voiceofmontbello/support

This episode kicks off our I love the Bell-Side Series where we interview Montbello youth who are transitioning or have recently transitioned into the post-secondary life, headed to college, taking a gap year, working on art starting a business or any other dope venture Montbello youth want to take on. We hope to learn about their experiences growing up in Montbello, things they love and things they would like to change about the community. Throughout COVID and the Black Lives Matter movement, Montbello youth have stepped up in many ways to serve the community and we hope to amplify their voices through these episodes. To kick things off we will hear from Isaura Ibarra. Isaura’s family moved to Montbello when she was 10 years old and attended John H. Amesse Elementary, shout out the road runners, and recently graduated from Northfield High School. Being from Ft. Morgan, Isaura learned many crucial lessons from folx in Montbello and established her identity through those experiences. She is an avid advocate for Montbello Youth and is especially passionate about reshaping education experiences for youth in the community. This episode will make you laugh, cry and fill you with inspiration from one of the Bell-Sides greatests. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/voiceofmontbello/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/voiceofmontbello/support</a>

I Love the Bell-Side: Isaura Ibarra