Celebrating Heritage Through Storytelling with Miros Azuara

Val “The Voice” Johnson is back with a special episode of The Interludes Podcast honoring National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15th–October 15th).This week, Val welcomes Miros Azuara—children’s book author and founder of SoRim Enterprises—for a heartfelt conversation about cultural pride, storytelling, and legacy. Miros shares the inspiration behind her touching book Don Leon, a story that celebrates Mexican heritage, family values, and the power of representation in children’s literature.Through her work as a social worker and storyteller, Miros shows how stories can preserve culture, connect generations, and inspire future leaders.🎧 Tune in as Val and Miros dive into the beauty of Mexican culture, celebrating it—one story, one book, and one child at a time.HighlightsThe inspiration behind Don LeonHow literature preserves culture and family legacyBalancing storytelling, social work, and entrepreneurshipThe importance of celebrating Hispanic heritage in children’s books Support the AuthorVisit sorimenterprise.com to purchase Don Leon and explore more from Miros Azuara.