Justino Mora's guest appearances

Justino Mora

Small Beans

Culture Study

LatinxAmerica's podcast

Oye Mi Gente!

Michael Mann

John Hughes

Stephen King

Kevin Anderson

Brian Brushwood

Guy Ritchie

Gabby Rivera

Billy Wayne Davis

Cody Ziglar

Danielle Radford

Tina Amini

Steven Soderbergh

John Malkovich

Brandie Posey

Jamie Loftus

OwlTail

Karla Estrada

In the last of our three LIVE from UCLA episodes, co-hosts Ivette Ale and Dahlia Ferlito talk with Justino Mora and Karla Estrada on immigration. We talk about borders, the DREAM Act, American foreign policy, and policy reform efforts. You can find full show notes, including useful links and recommended reading, at patreon.com/smallbeans.

In the last of our three LIVE from UCLA episodes, co-hosts Ivette Ale and Dahlia Ferlito talk with Justino Mora and Karla Estrada on immigration. We talk about borders, the DREAM Act, American foreign policy, and policy reform efforts. You can find full show notes, including useful links and recommended reading, at <a href="http://patreon.com/smallbeans" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/smallbeans</a>.

386. BOLD: The Immigration Episode (Feat. Justino Mora & Karla Estrada)

We spoke about his immigration story. His family and how the journey affected him as a child. He was already older than most kids who migrate. His mom risked it all to save their lives. She left everything behind to fight for a better life and the future of her and her 3 kids. A single mother who worked multiple jobs to put food on the table and made sure they had the basics to do well in school and succeed in life. We discussed how the media plays a part in spreading the narrative of the typical immigrante that migrates into the US. Immigration has become such a sensitive topic. It can get pretty tense, especially with all the misleading facts put out by the media. We spoke about the outsourcing of jobs, the jobs that immigrants actually have and type of pay that is allocated to them which is basically exploitation. We spoke about education and the reality of what “benefits” immgrants actually get. We ended the interview speaking on immigration reform and what we can do moving forward.

We spoke about his immigration story. His family and how the journey affected him as a child. He was already older than most kids who migrate. His mom risked it all to save their lives. She left everything behind to fight for a better life and the future of her and her 3 kids. A single mother who worked multiple jobs to put food on the table and made sure they had the basics to do well in school and succeed in life. We discussed how the media plays a part in spreading the narrative of the typical immigrante that migrates into the US. Immigration has become such a sensitive topic. It can get pretty tense, especially with all the misleading facts put out by the media. We spoke about the outsourcing of jobs, the jobs that immigrants actually have and type of pay that is allocated to them which is basically exploitation. We spoke about education and the reality of what “benefits” immgrants actually get. We ended the interview speaking on immigration reform and what we can do moving forward.

Justino Mora - No Human is Illegal!

Justino is the co-founder of UndocuMedia, a non-profit organization which leverages social media to empower the undocumented immigrant community. UndocuMedia has only been around for 4 years but already boasts over 400,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 300,000 on Facebook.Justino himself is an undocumented immigrant, and throughout this podcast conversation, he shares with us the struggles his family faced to find refuge from extreme poverty and domestic violence in Mexico. He defied the odds by becoming the first member in his family to graduate from high school with and attend college. Justino was kind enough to share some intimate moments of his childhood as well as some life lessons he realized along his journey.Justino’s work has not gone unnoticed. In May of 2013, he was one of seven immigrant rights activists who were invited to share their story and discuss immigration reform with former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden. He’s also shared his story and ideas on how to use technology to push for immigration reform with several Silicon Valley leaders including Mark Zuckerberg, Reid Hoffman, and Drew Houston. What inspires me most about this conversation with Justino is his unrelenting determination. He’s so motivated to defeat injustice in every form of the word, and he doesn’t waste a second of his time waiting around. If you enjoy this episode, please share it with one other person who would enjoy it as well.Peace!

Justino is the co-founder of UndocuMedia, a non-profit organization which leverages social media to empower the undocumented immigrant community. UndocuMedia has only been around for 4 years but already boasts over 400,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 300,000 on Facebook. Justino himself is an undocumented immigrant, and throughout this podcast conversation, he shares with us the struggles his family faced to find refuge from extreme poverty and domestic violence in Mexico. He defied the odds by becoming the first member in his family to graduate from high school with and attend college. Justino was kind enough to share some intimate moments of his childhood as well as some life lessons he realized along his journey. Justino’s work has not gone unnoticed. In May of 2013, he was one of seven immigrant rights activists who were invited to share their story and discuss immigration reform with former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden. He’s also shared his story and ideas on how to use technology to push for immigration reform with several Silicon Valley leaders including Mark Zuckerberg, Reid Hoffman, and Drew Houston.  What inspires me most about this conversation with Justino is his unrelenting determination. He’s so motivated to defeat injustice in every form of the word, and he doesn’t waste a second of his time waiting around.  If you enjoy this episode, please share it with one other person who would enjoy it as well. Peace!

Justino Mora (Activist, UndocuMedia)