RICHMIND

This episode highlights a new era in the podcast with the new vision. We talk about home ownership and personal finance habits with Lucero Perez, Mortgage Advisor at Flagstar Bank - top 1% in the nation when it comes to mortgage lending!Wanna become a homeowner?Wanna make every dollar count? This episode is for you!Get in touch with Lucero:lucero.perez@flagstar.com415.500.1035Add her to your network:https://www.linkedin.com/in/luceroperez/

In this episode we talk about the experience of being undocumented as a young student in the bay area and in life. How can we take control of our own circumstance ? what can we control and what can we certainly not? How can you support someone in this situation? What resources are out here? tune in!

In this episode, we talk with our friend Jose Canchola, who talks about his relationship with music. We dive deep into what inspired his career as country solo artist and what it takes for anyone to pursue their passion with conviction, in hopes of inspiring Richminds interested in launching their group or solo musical careers.

In this episode,we dive deep into our guests' journey from Richmond as a middle school student to Colorado as a PHD candidate in Nuclear Physics. She highlights her motivators, challenges and strategies to get to where she is now in hopes that young Richminds take risks and don't let anyone shut down their dreams. We also introduce the newest addition to the Richmind Podcast team! we hope you enjoy this episode :)

In this episode, we have a virtual heart to heart with our friend and community leader, Sam Lee,  owner of Phila Hoagie Station aka Phila Burger. Recently announced as Citizen of the Year by the Richmond Firefighters Local 188,  Sam tells us about his life including his motivation to keep the community united, with hope in every bite and by serving the youth of Richmond. We share the motivation behind our New Year New Me scholarship, and all other amazing projects that we have in store. Sam also gives some words of wisdom for future and current entrepreneurs in the food industry... but wait! There’s more!Tune in to find out how to get a free soda on your next Phila run! ;)

In this episode, we meet Diana and Anselmo from Moving Forward about their experience raising funds for the community. We also dive into stocks, our lives in Richmond, and our potential to collaborate for a greater change. Stay tuned for what we have in store!Stay up to date with Moving Forward:movingforward510.orgInstagram: @movingforward510Stay up to date with the Richmind Podcast:www.richmondpodcast.netInstagram: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

In this episode, we chat with our new friend Denis. He shares his story about growing up in the East Bay, and how he discovered his passion for photography and journalism. This was a very fun and inspiring conversation that we hope brightens your mood. He also extends an invitation to all of you wanting to support local talent and small businesses. Tune in to find out about the Sunday Movements Denis and others are organizing in the city of Richmond.You won't wanna miss out on these homegrown expos taking place near you! Support local businesses and homegrown talent. To learn more hit up Denis himself on IG: @dpi19Support these accounts on Instagram too:@richmondpulse@eastbaymovimiento@sorichmondcaStay up to date with the Richmind Podcast:www.richmondpodcast.netInstagram: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

In this episode, we decided on a more laid back conversation and caught up with the homie Marco Delgado. For those who don't know him, he is currently a board member with Love. Learn. Success., an afterschool program operating in WCC schools. He is also an AVID streamer and loves to talk about politics.

Join us on this episode as we talk to a man with many hats Jacie Rowe about the storming of the United States Capitol by Trump supporters that took place on January 6, 2021. We talk about his time in the Bay Area and his podcast show, The Jazzy Comedy Show. He tells us the real and reminds us to be vigilant especially during these hectic times. More on Jacie Rowe:www.thejazzycomedyshow.comInstagram: @thejazzycomedyshow Twitter: @jacieroweStay up to date with the Richmind Podcast:www.richmondpodcast.netInstagram: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

We talk to Stephanie Lee, owner of multiple businesses, a financial mentor, and an avid car enthusiast. We met our new friend at the Turkey Drive Give-Away at Phila Burger on Thanksgiving Eve of 2020. Stephanie talks about the benefits of having a financial plan and shares her stories with us about sudden financial setbacks. She reminds us to be prudent about our financial goals and have a plan for the unexpected.Be sure to visit:https://srtdoll.com/Instagram: @srtdoll.stephanieStay up to date with the Richmind Podcast:www.richmondpodcast.netInstagram: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

On this episode, community member Richard walks us through his life of art and passion to bring color to the walls of Richmond. We also talk about the challenges the educational system brings to the arts and discuss potential strategies for local artists to follow their dreams.Check out Richard's website and artwork: https://www.last1s.comFollow him on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/r_m_salazar/

In this episode, we visit the current news around the U.S. election results and share our insight about what happened this time around. Efosa shares his reaction and gives us his take on how we got to this point in our current political climate.Stay tuned for more episodes to come! Check out our scholarship opportunities on our website richmindpodcast.netInstagram: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

In this episode, we introduce a new addition to the Richmind Podcast team while going in depth with Angelica Delgado on what it means to be a leader. She goes over how being a 4th generation Richmond resident has shaped her life and how that's gotten her to where she is today.Facebook & LinkedIn : Angelica Delgado

We talk to LISAB SLAPS artist from San Pablo, CA who is also a good friend of ours. He talks about his music and where his sound is inspired from. Also, we announce the recipients of the Richmind Podcast Scholarship 2020: Emily Guerrero from Richmond High School and Kimberly Cardenas from De Anza High School. Hear what they are doing in the community! Follow LISAB SLAPS music: IG: MILKTEAPAPIYOUTUBE: LISAB SLAPS

In this episode, we talk to El Garage co-founder and rising Tattoo Artist Vivi, who speaks to us about her story and philosophy of Pura Vida.This episode serves as a way to show the power of manifesting your dreams and how there are multiple ways of getting there.We hope you enjoy! Check Vivi's art and order some good food!https://www.elgarage.onlinehttps://www.instagram.com/pura.vida.v/

The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice.We talk with Andre Taylor, a Richmond Native about what he has embarked on since leaving Richmond and his thoughts on how best to give back without losing who you are. Journey through the stories of Richmond through the Richminds of people just like yourself, and witness that no whatever where you go, you’ll always be Richmond. Twitter: @AndreTaylorjRTikTok: @rjisasavageYouTube: youtube.com/rjisasavage

In this episode, our guest host Cristal creates and facilitates a space for Enrique, Joaquin and Jorge to talk about the meaning of toxic masculinity, the many levels of complexity it entails, and how men can bring it to their awareness, learn from it, and spark a conversation around their circle of influence.

In this episode we talk to our guests Cristal, a Mindfulness Instructor at The Mindful Project and Marco, a fitness enthusiast and content creator whether it be art, video or music production. This episode highlights our guests' experience with self love growing up in Richmond and what it means to practice self love, especially during the pandemic and times of uncertainty. For more information, please visit: Mindful Life Project: http://mindfullifeproject.org/programs/Cristal's Photography Website: https://sweetshooter.org/Marco's Lowfye Art Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4zqx9PzRmXNFqt9BsxBRgContra Costa Crisis Center: https://www.crisis-center.org/

We had the pleasure of talking to an amazing community member who has worn several hats in West Contra Costa. From teaching the youth to organizing with the community and now leading housing policy work, we welcome Valerie Jameson to the podcast!Valerie Jameson is currently the Executive Director for Richmond LAND, the first women-led community land trust in Contra Costa County! What is a community land trust? A CTM is a nonprofit corporation that develops and stewards affordable housing, community gardens, civic buildings, commercial spaces, and other community assets on behalf of a community.Richmond LAND’s mission is to build grassroots power for resident-driven and community-controlled land-use through community organizing, land acquisition, development, and stewardship of the land and affordable housing for long-term community benefit.In this episode, we discuss Valerie's story and her current work with Richmond LAND, and talk future plans! Is gentrification inevitable in Rich City? What is the just-transition framework? What can be done to help folks who are being displaced in Richmond and its surrounding communities? We talk about the power structures in play and how community wealth can be maintained and led by our people through a vehicle like a CTM such as Richmond LAND. Tune in to learn more!You can stay on top of Richmond LAND by following their Facebook page (@wearerichmondland) or visiting their website (www.richmondland.org).Monitor the development of Hilltop by the Bay: https://hilltopbythebaysf.com/Article with future development plans for space at Hilltop Mall: https://www.lbgfunds.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/LBG-Plans-to-Renovate-Hilltop-Mall.pdf

In this episode we introduce Juan Cano, a community member who works as a Program Coordinator at Life Long Medical Care in Richmond. We ask him about his upbringing in the United States, and ask what kept him motivated throughout high school, college and post grad. We touch a little bit on what is going on with COVID-19 and how it has affected our community. We share our suggestions to people who are not sure about the future, young adults dealing with career uncertainties, and older heads dealing with the pandemic.You can follow or contact Juan at his LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/canojuan04/

This episode was recorded at the beginning of 2020! Way before COVID-19. We highlight the journey from a kid born in San Pablo, the experiences he went through growing up in his neighborhood and how he navigated the complex system of public education in Richmond.Miguel is now working with Richmond Promise, a program dedicated to educate, mentor and promote higher education for Contra Costa County students. We have a personal connection with Miguel and in this episode we hope to bring some different ideas on the demographics of Richmond and how throughout the years it has been a home for primarily black and brown people. But the history is sticky! Listen in.We hope this episode sparks discourse around your community. We’d love to hear your thoughts on what will be discussed.Follow us on IG: @richmindpodcastTwitter: @richmindp

In this episode, we highlight two folks who helped organize a gathering for people of color and allies of the black community a few weeks back at RHS, Eddy and Luis Chacon. These two brothers share their wisdom and philosophy in regards to the protesting and the larger issue that is police brutality. They remind us of the power of gathering and community especially in these times. We also touch on anti-blackness that exists within our own culture and the unlearning that comes with it.We talk about how to heal and facilitate those tough conversations around #BLM with close friends and family. Join us in this hour-long conversation and excuse the audio quality. We promise to address this issue moving forward! Ways to help #BLM: https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/12y7-Wa4gi8HUeFTv17gPcbMGuVX5cqIudLJmhOrq1-k/mobilebasic#id.4vd6vb6xyzddACCE (Alliance of Californians Community Empowerment) Action: https://www.acceaction.org/"Queridos mama, papa..." (BLM letter in Spanish): https://lettersforblacklives.com/queridos-mam%C3%A1-pap%C3%A1-t%C3%ADos-y-t%C3%ADas-las-vidas-afroamericanas-tambi%C3%A9n-nos-importan-6a451b1a6099Don't forget to follow us on IG: @richmindpodcast and Twitter: @richmindp for updates.

From recording raps in Enrique's room to crying on each other's shoulders we've been there for one another time and time again. This time is no different.Join us as we introduce ourselves, talk about how we crossed paths, and why we have decided to start this podcast. Enjoy and stay tuned for more episodes to come.