Storytelling. Cooking. Community Building.
Low-cost & Pro-Bono, High-Quality Storytelling Services for Projects that are Making a Difference in their Communities.
Making a Living is Resisting
In the current state of the world, if you hustle to make a living, you probably struggle. Either because you chose it or you have no other option.
Inequality forces many people to work more hours for less money. The way someone looks or their place of origin, even their gender, defines their work’s value.
That inequality also makes it harder for many people to have access to expensive and prohibitive storytelling services.
In a world of big carbon footprints, those who create, on a small and local scale, are making this world better. That is something that should be encouraged, not difficult to execute.
Easy Access to Tools & Resources
Collaborative Economy & Community
As in the Milpa, community is everything. Developing long-lasting bonds and relationships gives us everyone more value than only monetary transactions. Caring about each other makes us stronger.
- Exchange. Not everything is about money; we can exchange services/products.
- Pay-what-you-can. When you can.
- Pro-bono. If your situation currently doesn’t allow you to pay with anything, send me a message, and we can try to work it out.
Do you think it’s non-sense? This project is sustained differently, support it here if you feel like.
Love for Coffee. Café Labrador
A personal story of how a group of coffee geeks inspired this project to keep going through the difficulties of resilience.
Atzompa Pottery and Clay Tradition
The point of view and worldview of family related to their Zapotec roots.
Exodus
A mini-documentary that shows a more human approach of the 2018 migrant caravan in contrast to the media in Mexico and the US.
Latest Blog Posts
Cultural Appropriation in Food
In terms of profits, wealthy chefs have an advantage. They can use their platforms and restaurants to reach a larger market. Whether modify or not the recipes, but overall, when they claim ownership, there’s a
Software Development: Why I left
Eight years ago I worked in software development, one of my last jobs was as a freelancer for one of the largest brokerage firms in Mexico. I was making their mobile app. I myself at
Racism in Mexico: Identity, storytelling and white saviors
When we talk about racism in Mexico, we usually think of blatant folks who openly despise black or indigenous people. A battle between good and evil in a Hollywood-style-film where the villain will be defeated,
Water and Colonialism
Photo: Berenice Zambrano / Carlos Enciso A couple of years ago, on my way back to Mexico, I stopped for a few days in Antigua, Guatemala. One morning, at the hostel where I was staying,
