Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center

06/22/2026

Everything You Need to Know About the 2026 Bombs Without Boundaries Show
Produced by: Gil C. Bivens, Coproduced by: Roman P. Reyes

Robert "Volo" Herrera, Ron Romero, and Uriel Saenz share important information and updates for the 2026 Bombs Without Boundaries Car Show.

Join the conversation as the team discusses everything you need to know about the upcoming event, including registration information, event logistics, vehicle participation, and important announcements.

📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
📍 Centennial Park
9875 N. 85th Avenue
Peoria, AZ 85345

All vehicles are welcome, including lowriders, classic cars, trucks, bicycles, and custom builds. Whether you're planning to register a vehicle or attend as a spectator, this video provides the essential information to help you prepare.

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06/21/2026

Enrique Medina Ochoa

06/19/2026

When depression visited, I didn't run. I invited it in, but laid down my terms. It recognized the courage in standing up to its power, leading to a mutual respect and its eventual departure. Sometimes, facing it is the first step to healing.

06/18/2026

Start your Fathers Day weekend off right and stop by this Friday from 6pm-8pm for our Sip-N-Paint Fathers Day Edition with featured Artist Peachy! tickets available ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/sip-n-paint-with-peachy-2

06/08/2026

Our Founding Walls: The Story of Poncho's and the Legacy of the Vasquez Family
Story by: Irma Payan. Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by: Roman P. Reyes.
Every great legacy has a beginning, and for Poncho’s, it all started within the very walls of a family home transformed into a local treasure.

In our latest video, host Irma Payan sits down for an intimate, deeply personal conversation with Amy Vasquez—daughter of George Vasquez and granddaughter of the original founders who started it all. Together, they step back in time to explore the incredible history, sacrifice, and love that built the Poncho's we know and love today.

Story by: Irma Payan. Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by: Roma...

06/06/2026

Dime Mas More Insight Less Noise, with Kathleen Perales, M.Ed. and Monica Margaillan, M.Ed. Todays interview with Black Girl Brown Girl Collection.
Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by Roman P. Reyes:
"This episode, Kathleen and Monica sit down with 'Roc,' the visionary Founder of Black Girl Brown Girl Collective of South Phoenix. Discover what ignited her passion to build a powerful nonprofit where diverse women find their voice, their freedom, and their community through the transformative power of Poetry, Art, and togetherness."

Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by Roman P. Reyes:"This episo...

06/06/2026

Hopes and dreams need a foundation to succeed. Genuine investment in people, education, and resources makes all the difference. Unlike organizations that just talk about culture, those who truly invest empower their people, even through tough jobs like those faced by UPS drivers in extreme heat.

06/06/2026

Starting a business is tough, and many fear the hard times. This journey highlights the importance of outreach, support, and leveraging past experiences. Even with a family and house, sacrifice is key, but knowing resources and people are there to help makes all the difference.

05/25/2026

THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF VENESSA CHAVEZ | Mas Con Carmela Show
Story by: Carmela Ramirez. Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by: Roman P. Reyes on Latino USA TV.

Get ready to be inspired! In this powerful episode of the Mas Con Carmela Show, host Carmela sits down with the remarkable Venessa Chavez, Founder of Southbound Art House — a visionary creative space born from passion, purpose, and the transformative power of art.
Venessa's journey will move your heart. Rooted in her experience as an assistant educator at Roosevelt School District's Amy L. Houston Academy and deeply influenced by her mother, she found her calling — using art as a vehicle for healing, empowerment, and hope for youth in her community. 🖌️💛
What started as a spark of inspiration grew into Southbound Art House — a sanctuary where young people discover their voices, build confidence, and see a future full of possibility through creative expression. ✨
If you believe in the power of community, creativity, and one woman's courage to make a difference — this episode is for YOU!
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Story by: Carmela Ramirez. Produced by: Gil Bivens, Coproduced by: Roman P. Reyes on Latino USA TV.Get ready to be inspired! In this powerful episode of the ...