The Nest Podcast: Recent Episodes
Jason Cano
The Nest is the first-ever audio-based podcast from East Los Angeles, California. It covers topics related to politics, society, and personal accounts from people based in the area.
In this episode of the podcast, I sit down and talk to Sebastian Sierra, a graphic designer for his online apparel store. Sierra designs vintage-style T-shirts and advertises primarily through the use of social media. Sierra is also studying marketing at the California State University of Los Angeles.
In this episode we discuss the ever-growing online shopping scene. We also discuss the future of online marketing and technologies.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
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On this episode of the Podcast I sit down with Juan "GOYA" Moralez, a local artist and productions manager.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
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In Episode #28 of The Nest I sit down with Alexis Flores, a current student at UCLA majoring in Political Science/Pre-Law. In this episode, we discuss Masculinity and the distinction between biological differences in gender roles vs differences created through tradition.
We close out this episode by discussing some local politics that are affecting the disenfranchised communities of ELA.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
Please consider subscribing if you would like to support the growth and prosperity of this channel or follow via social media @thenestpod!
Ahead of his upcoming fight, I talk to Adrian Alvarado, a prominent professional boxer from the East Los Angeles area with a perfect record of 4-0 (3 KO-1 SD). In this episode, we discuss the diet and physical preparation he has taken for his upcoming fight.
We also discuss overcoming bad energy coming from doubters, trash-talkers, and outright haters.
Finally, we discuss the phenomena of Youtube celebrities crossing into the world of fighting sports.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
Please consider subscribing if you would like to support the growth and prosperity of this channel or follow via social media @thenestpod!
In this episode I sit down and talk with Lauren Marquez, a Political Science student at the University of California, Riverside. We discuss ideas on Spirit, Death, and current politics.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
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In this episode I talk to Jonathan Bonilla, a Political Science Alumnus from the University of California, Riverside. We discuss the politics surrounding opening schools in LAUSD, the potential impact of vaccinations, and the Biden Administration on fighting climate change.
The Nest Podcast is the first-ever podcast based in the East Los Angeles area. The podcast covers topics pertaining to local and national politics, culture, and up-and-coming talents. This podcast places an emphasis on people and events within the surrounding area. The Nest Podcast is hosted by Jason Cano, a Los Angeles Native, and Political Science graduate from the University of California, Riverside.
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In this episode I talk to running candidate, Jamie Tijerina, for Democratic Delegate of Assembly District 51. This is the first episode of a new segment on The Nest called "The Nest - Politicast". The purpose of this new segment is to introduce a niche for people interested in listening to topics that pertain to local, state, and national politics.
We covered topics pertaining to preserving Chicano culture, LA Teachers Union striking against opening schools, and political campaigning, etc.
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This episode of the podcast covers topics regarding dance, racial division, white privilege, etc. Vicente Brambila was a college graduate, friend, and son with a background in economics and dance. Needless to say, I was truly humbled by the conversation we had in this episode and its lasting impact was a review on my position on racial issues and social dynamics. In loving memory.