Ladies Who Build Chocolate Factories with Janett Liriano; Cacao Trade, Dominican Identity, Dominican Businesses

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Ladies Who Bronché

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Ladies who banter. Ladies who bochinchan. Ladies who bronché. bronché (v): spanglish word for brunch. A podcast from by Julissa Contreras bringing voice into spaces where their perspective is often overshadowed

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Ladies Who Build Chocolate Factories with Janett Liriano; Cacao Trade, Dominican Identity, Dominican Businesses

Ladies Who Bronché

1 hour 35 minutes 38 seconds

1 month ago

Ladies Who Build Chocolate Factories with Janett Liriano; Cacao Trade, Dominican Identity, Dominican Businesses

In this episode of Ladies Who Brunch, host Julissa Contreras engages in a deep conversation with Janett Liriano, CEO of Inaru, a Dominican chocolate brand. They explore themes of cultural identity, the importance of supporting local businesses, and the complexities of race and anti-blackness within the Dominican and Black American communities. The discussion highlights the significance of ethical sourcing, community spending, and the need for holistic conversations about identity and history. Janett shares her journey of building a cacao business in the Dominican Republic, emphasizing the importance of community, perspective, and integrity in entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges faced by farmers in the cacao industry and the need for a more equitable business model that values their contributions. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding different perspectives and the power of commitment in driving change within communities.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the Brunch Table

01:04 Introducing Janett Liriano and Inaru

01:57 The Legacy of Chocolate and Family Connections

03:34 Supporting Local Businesses and Social Justice

04:19 Brunch Favorites and Personal Stories

05:36 Boccia Topics: Politics and Gender Dynamics

06:18 The Diagnostic Tool of Brunch Conversations

08:02 Growing Up and Eating Out: Cultural Reflections

10:05 Cheers to Dope Brands and Community Support

13:44 Shouting Out Ethical Shopping Platforms

17:06 Empowering Communities Through Conscious Spending

19:29 Tuta Loca: Conversations on Race and Identity

25:58 The Narrative of Division

28:14 Understanding Identity and Intersectionality

32:49 Trauma Responses and Survival Strategies

37:09 The Economic Context of Racism

42:18 Building Bridges Across the Diaspora

47:46 The Gift of Identity and Perspective

50:33 The Importance of Perspective in Conversations

53:59 Navigating Identity and Contributions

55:52 Building in the Dominican Republic

59:40 Unpacking the Cocoa Supply Chain

01:03:04 Revolutionizing Cocoa Processing

01:04:54 Building a Brand with Integrity

01:07:14 The Power of Belief and Community

01:12:50 Navigating Gender Dynamics in Business

01:16:35 Defending Your Worth in Business

01:22:20 The Value of Local Knowledge

01:26:42 Integrity in Business Practices