Outspoken: A COPH Podcast

1. Theresa Smith by COPH

Michele Martinez reflects on her run for mayor.

Rose Espinoza reflects on starting Rosie’s Garage in 1991

Rose Espinoza reflect on breaks barriers and why she’s a feminist

America Bracho speaks about working in the 92701 community

America Bracho on the significance of fighting for women’s rights

Ada Briceño on the focus on building a collective workers movement

Theresa Smith reflects on what it means to be an activist

10. Angelica Salas by COPH

Antonia Hernández on the outcome of the Madrigal vs. Quilligan case

Listen to Antonia Hernández reflect on how being a woman in her line of work makes a difference

Councilwoman Martinez speaking about Human Trafficking.

Councilwoman Martinez explains what needs to be done get more women in elected office

Helen Torres reflects on why she believes HOPE is such an important Latina organization.

Helen Torres reflects on why she believes its important to have Latina voices in politics.

In Episode Seven: Women's Access to Power- Research as Resistance, Dr. Benjamin Cawthra talks with Outspoken's frequent guest and the Director of the Center for Oral and Public History, Dr. Natalie Fousekis and Women and Gender Studies Associate Professor, Dr. Donna Nicol. Listen as they discuss the ways their research examines women in power and what that mean's for women today. Later, archivist...

In this episode Dr. Cawthra sits down with Dr. Craig Ihara, emeritus professor at CSUF. Dr. Craig Ihara shares his stories about being born in a Japanese Internment prison and reflects on today's political climate.

In Episode Five: Speaking of Oral History, Dr. Benjamin Cawthra reports on the ground at the 50th Oral History Association Annual Meeting in Long Beach, California. Listen as Dr. Benjamin Cawthra talks to conference participants about their experiences in our mini-episode of Outspoken.

In Episode Four: From Hitler's Europe to the Golden State and Long Table Los Angeles, Benjamin Cawthra sits down with COPH associate director, Dr. Cora Granata and two of her students, Sarah Heim and Shaun Hughes. In Episode Four, Outspoken guests talk about about their experiences with the From Hitler's Europe to the Golden State oral history project, the public history event Long Table Los Angel...

In Episode Three: The 2016 Election in Historical Perspective, Dr. Benjamin Cawthra sits down with COPH director Dr. Natalie Fousekis for a free flowing conservation discussing the historical context of the 2016 election. Later in the episode, Natalie Navar, COPH archivist plays clips from Dr. Kimberly Salter, Michelle Martinez, Dr. Sue Savary, Anita Torres, Marilee Scaff, Marisol Rivera, and Cath...

Benjamin Cawthra sits down with Natalie Fousekis, the Director of the Center for Oral and Public History, to discuss the California primary, Hillary Clinton and the significance of her presumptive Presidential nominee, and the Women, Politics, and Activism project.

Dr. Benjamin Cawthra sits down with Dr. Margie Brown-Coronel and Kevin Cabrera to discuss the upcoming event, Taking A Stand: Legacies of Latina Activism in Southern California.