In this episode of the Top Latinos Podcast, host Sal Aniano sits down with Daphne Cashion, creator and host of Get Doc’d Podcast, to explore the intersection of Latino identity, storytelling, music, and community.

With Puerto Rican and Cuban roots and a background in music and education, Daphne brings a unique perspective to the importance of preserving culture and shining a light on stories that might otherwise go unheard.

Discover the mission behind Get Doc’d, why overlooked documentaries deserve attention, and how media can create meaningful connections, challenge perspectives, and amplify underrepresented voices.

Daphne also discusses her family’s influence, the role of music in cultural preservation, the importance of arts education, and her commitment to building a platform that gives back to the community.

In this conversation:

• Latino heritage, identity, and family influences

• The importance of representation behind the scenes

• Documentaries that challenge conventional thinking

• Music, education, and preserving cultural traditions

• Community engagement and amplifying overlooked voices

• Taking risks while staying true to your roots

Discover Get Doc’d:

Listen to the podcast: https://getdocdpodcast.buzzsprout.com/

Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getdocd

Explore Get Doc’d: https://get-docd.beam.ly/

The Top Latinos Podcast celebrates the people, ideas, and experiences shaping our communities and inspiring the next generation.

Hosted by Sal Aniano.

Hollywood pioneer Dolores Cantu joins Sal Aniano on the Top Latinos Podcast to share an extraordinary career spanning more than five decades in entertainment.

Dolores discusses breaking barriers as one of the first Latina flight attendants for Eastern Airlines, overcoming discrimination in Hollywood, appearing in iconic productions including Saturday Night Fever, Dallas, Fantasy Island, and Falcon Crest, and becoming one of the first Latina female leads in a Hanna-Barbera animated series.

She also shares how founding CANDU Management allowed her to mentor the next generation of actors who have gone on to appear in Broadway productions and hit television series including Stranger Things, The Walking Dead, Modern Family, NCIS, and Selena.

This inspiring conversation explores perseverance, representation, entrepreneurship, Hollywood history, and the importance of never accepting the word "can't."

If you've ever dreamed of achieving something extraordinary despite the odds, this episode is for you.

Hosted by Sal Aniano | Top Latinos Podcast

In this powerful episode of the Top Latinos Podcast, host Sal Aniano sits down with Francisca Nunez, a domestic violence coach, human rights advocate, and community activist.

Francisca’s story is one of resilience, transformation, and purpose. From her roots in Puerto Rico to her advocacy work in Paterson, New Jersey, she has dedicated her life to empowering survivors and creating a platform for healing through her podcast, No Longer Silent.

🎧 Topics Covered:

• Overcoming trauma and finding purpose
• Breaking the silence around domestic violence
• Empowering young people to recognize toxic relationships
• Advocacy, community work, and systemic change

💬 Key Quote: "Your past does not define you—your response to it does."

Tune in to hear Francisca’s inspiring journey and her mission to build stronger, safer communities.

🔗 Connect with Francisca Núñez:

https://toplatinos.us/francisca-nunez-top-latinos/

If you or someone you know is struggling, remember: You are not alone.

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