WELCOME TO PIÑA SOUL
WHERE STORIES. SPARK CHANGE.
Piña Soul, a podcast led by Earth Daughters, is where bold conversations live at the intersection of Indigenous knowledge, Black and Indigenous solidarity, environmental justice, culture, and science. We spotlight the people driving a more just future; organizers, scientists, artists, and knowledge keepers reimagining what's possible. Through storytelling, research, and lived experience, we amplify voices that challenge broken systems, bridge movements, and spark collective action toward a world rooted in justice and reciprocity.
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WHY THIS PODCAST EXISTS.
This podcast exists because too many voices doing powerful environmental work go unheard. Across the globe, Indigenous peoples and Black and Brown communities are leading climate justice, conservation, and environmental movements without the recognition they deserve.
Their stories, knowledge systems, and lived experiences hold essential lessons for protecting the Earth, yet mainstream conversations routinely overlook and exclude them.
The Flor de Piña dance embodies this mission. Just as dancers carry their harvest with strength, pride, and devotion, Piña Soul carries these stories forward, honoring resilience, responsibility, and the deep relationships between people, land, and future generations.
Their stories, knowledge systems, and lived experiences hold essential lessons for protecting the Earth, yet mainstream conversations routinely overlook and exclude them.
The Flor de Piña dance embodies this mission. Just as dancers carry their harvest with strength, pride, and devotion, Piña Soul carries these stories forward, honoring resilience, responsibility, and the deep relationships between people, land, and future generations.
MEET THE TEAM
THE VOICES BEHIND PIÑA SOUL.
PODCAST HOST
Dr. Jessica Hernandez
Dr. Jessica Hernandez is an Indigenous scientist, climate justice leader, and best-selling author advancing environmental solutions through Indigenous science. Based in the Pacific Northwest, she bridges traditional ecological knowledge and Western frameworks to address global environmental challenges while serving as Director of Indigenous Science & Research at Earth Daughters.
PODCAST PRODUCER
DAISY
Daisy is the Podcast Producer for Piña Soul, leading the coordination and development of programming that uplifts environmental protectors and community knowledge keepers while supporting storytelling, partnerships, and community engagement that advance Indigenous-led climate justice initiatives and amplify frontline voices across diverse communities.
PODCAST INFORMATION
PODCAST DISCLAIMER.
The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or positions of Earth Daughters or Piña Soul. Guest appearances do not constitute an endorsement by, or affiliation with, either organization. This podcast provides a platform for guests to share their perspectives freely and openly.
