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Paulette Erato: Championing Latinas in Podcasting

Paulette Erato: Championing Latinas in Podcasting

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 Host Sarah Burke speaks with Paulette Erato, a leader in the podcasting world and founder of Latinas in Podcasting. They discuss Paulette's journey into podcasting, the importance of representation, and the creation of a supportive community for child-free Latinas. Paulette shares her experiences at podcasting conferences, the challenges of societal expectations, and the evolution of her podcasting community. More About Paulette: Paulette Erato is a dynamic leader in the podcasting world, dedicated to amplifying Latina voices and empowering women to take charge of their narratives. As the founder and organizer of the Latinas in Podcasting community and annual Virtual Summit, Paulette brings together emerging and established voices in the podcasting industry, creating a platform for education, inspiration, and community.An award-winning former event planner, Pauletteseamlessly blends her expertise in event management with her passion for storytelling, producing virtual experiences that are both impactful and inclusive. She is also the host of La Vida Más Chévere de Childfree Latinas, a podcast that challenges toxic cultural norms and encourages women to design their best lives on their own terms.With a keen focus on helping new podcasters navigate the complexities of launching and growing their shows, Paulette is a mentor, speaker, and advocate for diversity in media. Her work has made her a sought-after voice in the podcasting community, particularly among Latina women who are ready to make their mark in the industry. Find her online at the following: ⁠latinasinpodcasting.com⁠ Website Instagram Threads Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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