World Cup 2026: Fits, Fans & the Fight for Access | Capítulo 273

World Cup 2026: Fits, Fans & the Fight for Access | Capítulo 273

Author: My Cultura, iHeartPodcasts and Locatora Studios July 1, 2026 Duration: 40:34

This is the World Cup episode through a Locatora lens, bringing the sociopolitical analysis to your feed. Diosa and Mala are discussing the fashion, the fandom, and the very real politics at play. Las Locatoras talk about how migration is shaping this beloved game when almost a quarter of the players in this tournament represent a country they weren't born in. 

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Tune into Locatora Radio [A Radiophonic Novela] for a vibrant weekly conversation that feels like catching up with your sharpest, most insightful friends. Co-hosts Mala Muñoz and Diosa Femme, who first connected online, bring a dynamic and deeply personal chemistry to every episode. Their discussions are a rich tapestry, weaving together critical analysis of pop culture and current events with explorations of feminism, wellness, and personal relationships. The heart of this podcast lies in its nuanced interviews, where Latinx creatives and artists share their stories and perspectives, adding vital layers to the dialogue. Since its independent founding in 2016, the show has built a dedicated audience by authentically archiving the moments we live through while actively pushing cultural conversations forward. Now part of the My Cultura network from iHeartPodcasts and Locatora Studios, it retains that essential intimate and independent spirit. Listeners will find a space that is intellectually nourishing and personally affirming, where complex ideas about society, sexuality, health, and art are unpacked with humor, heart, and a radical sense of community. This isn't just a podcast; it's an ongoing, radiophonic story about who we are now and who we are becoming.
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