Influx Collectiv: The Podcast

• Interview with Jennif(f)er Tamayo

  Content warning: this episode discusses themes of sexual violence and border trauma.    LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes four new episodes of Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride. Episode six features an interview by poet/performer Jennif(f)er Tamayo. You can find Jennif(f)er Tamayo on social media @lxs_revoltosxs.    http://www.jennifertamayo.com/   Please support our programming by joining our Patreon.    Listeners can find the video recording of Summer of Hate as discussed in the podcast here.    Influx Collectiv is run by its co-founder Cori Bratby-Rudd and collaborator Diana Gutierrez. Influx is a queer poetry reading series that connects LA based poets, promotes queer events, and provides a space and platform for queer creators and queer content. Influx is for audience members to hear stories that reflect their own, and for performers to find an audience who understands. We host events monthly and each reading features new poets and takes place at a different location throughout Los Angeles. Influx Collectiv was recently featured in an article by VoyageLA, the Alhambra Source, and the Occidental. We can be found through our website, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. The Facebook event has all of the accessibility information posted.   Walking Amongst the Rubble is supported by a grant from the City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division as part of the City's One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (May 22 - June 30). More info at www.weho.org/pride or @wehoarts.   For more information, please visit: Influxcollectiv.org or email Cori Bratby-Rudd at [email protected].   Background Music Credit: Undocuqueer Stride by Diana Gutierrez 2021 copyright.    Jennif(f)er Tamayo (they/them) is a poet, performer, and educator. As a formerly detained undocumented migrant, their writing and performance reimagines and queers cultural narratives about “illegal migration” and belonging. They are the author of the visual art and poetry collections [Red Missed Aches, Read Mistakes, Red Mistakes, Read Missed Aches] (2011), YOU DA ONE (2017) and to kill the future in the present (2018). JT has received fellowships from the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, The Arts Research Center, Hemispheric Institute, and CantoMundo. Their work has been staged at The Brooklyn Museum, BAMPFA, Midtown Arts & Theatre Center Houston, and La Mama Theatre among others. JT currently lives on Saponi, Occaneechi Saponi, Eno and Shakori territories (sections of the Triad region of North Carolina) where they are building a school with their partner, family and doggies.

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• Interview with Jesús I. Valles.

  LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes four new episodes of Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride. Episode five features an interview and performance by poet/playwright Jesús I. Valles. You can find Jesús on social media @TheJesucia on IG, @Jesucia on Twitter.    Please support our programming by joining our Patreon.    LOS ANGELES—JUNE 4ST 2022. LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes season two of Influx Collectiv: the Podcast to all streaming platforms near you (Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music/Audible, Pandora, Tunein/Alexa, PlayerFM, Stitcher, Listen Notes, among others). Season two, Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride, will include poetry performances and interviews by LA-based award-winning undocuqueer poets Sonia Guinansaca, Lupe Limon Corrales, Jennifer Tamayo, and Jesus L. Valles. Fans of the live/in person series can now enjoy the poetry they love from their bedrooms or their commuter vehicles.   Influx Collectiv is run by its co-founder Cori Bratby-Rudd and collaborator Diana Gutierrez. Influx is a queer poetry reading series that connects LA based poets, promotes queer events, and provides a space and platform for queer creators and queer content. Influx is for audience members to hear stories that reflect their own, and for performers to find an audience who understands. We host events monthly and each reading features new poets and takes place at a different location throughout Los Angeles. Influx Collectiv was recently featured in an article by VoyageLA, the Alhambra Source, and the Occidental. We can be found through our website, Instagram , Facebook and Twitter . Walking Amongst the Rubble is supported by a grant from the City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division as part of the City's One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (May 22 - June 30). More info at www.weho.org/pride or @wehoarts.   For more information, please visit: Influxcollectiv.org or email Cori Bratby-Rudd at [email protected].

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• Interview with Sonia Guiñansaca

  LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes four new episodes of Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride. Episode four features an interview and performance by poet/author/artist Sonia Guiñansaca. You can find Sonia at their website.  https://soniaguinansaca.com/    Please support our programming by joining our Patreon.    LOS ANGELES—JUNE 4ST 2022. LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes season two of Influx Collectiv: the Podcast to all streaming platforms near you (Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music/Audible, Pandora, Tunein/Alexa, PlayerFM, Stitcher, Listen Notes, among others). Season two, Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride, will include poetry performances and interviews by LA-based award-winning undocuqueer poets Sonia Guinansaca, Lupe Limon Corrales, Jennifer Tamayo, and Jesus L. Valles. Fans of the live/in person series can now enjoy the poetry they love from their bedrooms or their commuter vehicles.   Influx Collectiv is run by its co-founder Cori Bratby-Rudd and collaborator Diana Gutierrez. Influx is a queer poetry reading series that connects LA based poets, promotes queer events, and provides a space and platform for queer creators and queer content. Influx is for audience members to hear stories that reflect their own, and for performers to find an audience who understands. We host events monthly and each reading features new poets and takes place at a different location throughout Los Angeles. Influx Collectiv was recently featured in an article by VoyageLA, the Alhambra Source, and the Occidental. We can be found through our website, Instagram , Facebook and Twitter . Walking Amongst the Rubble is supported by a grant from the City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division as part of the City's One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (May 22 - June 30). More info at www.weho.org/pride or @wehoarts.   For more information, please visit: Influxcollectiv.org or email Cori Bratby-Rudd at [email protected].

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• BONUS: Under the Undocuqueer Umbrella (Interview with Marinna Benzon)

  Marinna Benzon is a poet, actor and filmmaker. Her parents were undocumented when she was growing up and for this episode we interviewed her about her experiences in a family with mixed statuses.   LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes their inaugural first season: Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride  and episode three features an interview and performance by Marinna Benzon. You can find her at her website: https://www.marinnabenzon.com/about    Please support our programming by joining our Patreon.    Influx Collectiv is run by its co-founder Cori Bratby-Rudd and collaborator Diana Gutierrez. Influx is a queer poetry reading series that connects LA based poets, promotes queer events, and provides a space and platform for queer creators and queer content. Influx is for audience members to hear stories that reflect their own, and for performers to find an audience who understands. We host events monthly and each reading features new poets and takes place at a different location throughout Los Angeles. Influx Collectiv was recently featured in an article by VoyageLA, the Alhambra Source, and the Occidental. We can be found through our website, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. The Facebook event has all of the accessibility information posted.   Walking Amongst the Rubble is supported by a grant from the City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division as part of the City's One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (May 22 - June 30). More info at www.weho.org/pride or @wehoarts.   For more information, please visit: Influxcollectiv.org or email Cori Bratby-Rudd at [email protected].   Background Music Credit: Undocuqueer Stride by Diana Gutierrez 2021 copyright. 

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• Interview with féi hernandez

  LA’s freshest free monthly queer poetry reading series, Influx Collectiv, welcomes their inaugural first season: Walking Amongst the Rubble: Undocuqueer Pride  and episode three features an interview and performance by poet/author/artist féi hernandez. You can find féi at their website.  https://www.feihernandez.com/     Please support our programming by joining our Patreon.    Influx Collectiv is run by its co-founder Cori Bratby-Rudd and collaborator Diana Gutierrez. Influx is a queer poetry reading series that connects LA based poets, promotes queer events, and provides a space and platform for queer creators and queer content. Influx is for audience members to hear stories that reflect their own, and for performers to find an audience who understands. We host events monthly and each reading features new poets and takes place at a different location throughout Los Angeles. Influx Collectiv was recently featured in an article by VoyageLA, the Alhambra Source, and the Occidental. We can be found through our website, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. The Facebook event has all of the accessibility information posted.   Walking Amongst the Rubble is supported by a grant from the City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division as part of the City's One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (May 22 - June 30). More info at www.weho.org/pride or @wehoarts.   For more information, please visit: Influxcollectiv.org or email Cori Bratby-Rudd at [email protected].   Background Music Credit: Undocuqueer Stride by Diana Gutierrez 2021 copyright. 

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