Podcast appearances and mentions of carlos sanchez

Aunque muchos dicen que los 40 son los nuevos 20, realmente hay muchas cosas que no son las mismas, por ejemplo: la resaca te da con delay, Tú bebes un par de tragos y al otro día no estás mal… estás fatal dos días después. Antes perreabas hasta abajo. Ahora perreas hasta donde la rodilla te deje. Y luego vas entrando a la ‘'CRISIS DE MEDIA VIDA'' como el show que tiene nuestro querido invitado (Carlos Sanchez) los próximos 26, 27 & 28 de Junio en el Palacio de Bellas Artes, pero el no vino solo, vino con su amada esposa (Paola) quienes también nos cuentan hasta como se conocieron

Carlos Sánchez vino a Tertulia Dura a promocionar su nuevo show “Crisis de Edad Media”, pero lo que terminó siendo fue una conversación real, cruda y profundamente humana.Desde que llegó al estudio se le notaba el peso encima. Empezó confesando que está quemado —mentalmente, emocionalmente, físicamente— y que por primera vez en su carrera está dudando si tiene la energía para subir al escenario y hacer reír.Una conversación distinta con un comediante querido del país, que esta vez no vino a hacer chistes.

Réécoutez True House Takeover by Lenny Fontana avec Carlos Sanchez du samedi 24 mai 2025

AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.

Carlos Sánchez, el rey del stand-up en RD, se sienta a hablar en serio… o casi. Entre risas y reflexiones, le metemos mano a temas que no dan tanta gracia: corrupción, quejas sociales, filosofía de vida y el caos mental que nos dejan las redes. Un episodio donde el humor no tapa la realidad, pero al menos la hace más llevadera.

Folks are familiar with New Orleans' home-grown Creole and Cajun cuisines. But the Crescent City is also the place to taste delicious flavors from many cultures. This week, we pay tribute to a trio of chefs bringing Latin American fare to local tables. First, we talk to Ana Castro. Down in New Orleans' Bywater neighborhood, this much-lauded young chef is drawing crowds to her modern Mexican restaurant Acamaya. Also in Bywater, Chef Melissa Araujo's Alma Café offers a menu of Honduran specialties and, now, a second location in Mid-City. Finally, we hear from Carlos Sanchez, owner of Tournesol Café and Bakery, who spends his days in downtown Covington creating the delicious breads and pastries of his native El Salvador. For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Folks are familiar with New Orleans' home-grown Creole and Cajun cuisines. But the Crescent City is also the place to taste delicious flavors from many cultures. This week, we pay tribute to a trio of chefs bringing Latin American fare to local tables. First, we talk to Ana Castro. Down in New Orleans' Bywater neighborhood, this much-lauded young chef is drawing crowds to her modern Mexican restaurant Acamaya. Also in Bywater, Chef Melissa Araujo's Alma Café offers a menu of Honduran specialties and, now, a second location in Mid-City. Finally, we hear from Carlos Sanchez, owner of Tournesol Café and Bakery, who spends his days in downtown Covington creating the delicious breads and pastries of his native El Salvador. For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

The following article of the Tech industry is: “Public Policy on Geospatial Science and Services in Mexico: An Imperative for Development and Resilience” by Carlos Sanchez, CEO, Techshare.

When customers walk into the quaint dining room of Tournesol Cafe & Bakery, they are immediately greeted by the aroma of fresh-baked breads and pastries. And whether they choose a raspberry croissant, chocolate éclair, or tres leches, the decision is bound to be a happy one. Carlos Sanchez is the owner, baker, and chef behind the charming Covington, Louisiana establishment – but he didn't start out to become a maker of culinary magic. Carlos was raised in Central America during an unstable time for his native El Salvador. In 1990, a raging civil war forced his emigration to the United States where he found work washing dishes in a Los Angeles restaurant. When his interest in cooking caught the owner's eye, Carlos' culinary career began. In 2003, he moved to New Orleans where he held such prestigious posts as sous chef to Dominique Rizzo at La Boulangerie, as well as head baker and sous chef of the Donald Link Group. Along the way, Carlos' work was awarded 2017 Best Baguette in New Orleans and 2018 Best Croissant in New Orleans by the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, Carlos fulfilled his dream of opening his own bakery in Covington. He joined us to talk about Tournesol, and the winding path that brought him there. Big thanks to our sponsor, Visit The Northshore, where you can discover world-class culinary flavors and so much more. Experience the bounty of the bayou and rich culture from award-winning chefs, soulful mom and pop restaurants, extraordinary bakers, and creative mixologists. To learn more, request the Explore the Northshore Visitor Guide for inspirational stories, custom itineraries, and event information at VisitTheNorthshore.com.

When customers walk into the quaint dining room of Tournesol Cafe & Bakery, they are immediately greeted by the aroma of fresh-baked breads and pastries. And whether they choose a raspberry croissant, chocolate éclair, or tres leches, the decision is bound to be a happy one. Carlos Sanchez is the owner, baker, and chef behind the charming Covington, Louisiana establishment – but he didn't start out to become a maker of culinary magic. Carlos was raised in Central America during an unstable time for his native El Salvador. In 1990, a raging civil war forced his emigration to the United States where he found work washing dishes in a Los Angeles restaurant. When his interest in cooking caught the owner's eye, Carlos' culinary career began. In 2003, he moved to New Orleans where he held such prestigious posts as sous chef to Dominique Rizzo at La Boulangerie, as well as head baker and sous chef of the Donald Link Group. Along the way, Carlos' work was awarded 2017 Best Baguette in New Orleans and 2018 Best Croissant in New Orleans by the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, Carlos fulfilled his dream of opening his own bakery in Covington. He joined us to talk about Tournesol, and the winding path that brought him there. Big thanks to our sponsor, Visit The Northshore, where you can discover world-class culinary flavors and so much more. Experience the bounty of the bayou and rich culture from award-winning chefs, soulful mom and pop restaurants, extraordinary bakers, and creative mixologists. To learn more, request the Explore the Northshore Visitor Guide for inspirational stories, custom itineraries, and event information at VisitTheNorthshore.com.

1) Kenny G - Silhouette2) Kenny G - Don't Cry For Me Argentina3) Paul Hardcastle - I Can't Get By3) Joyce Cooling - Come And Get It4) Ralf Illenberger - Horizons I5) Richard Souther - The Long Riders6) Jonathan Butler - New Life7) Jonathan Butler - Mandela Bay8) Jonathan Butler - Spirit Of Our Nation10) Carlitos Chacal Ft Bobby Martínez, Carlos Sanchez, Jorge Perez & Juan Silva - La Niña de Mis Ojos11) Bayete - Cheeky Mama12) Bayete - Shwama13) Bayete - Simunye14) Yvonne Chaka Chaka - Motherland15) Chimora - Mayibuye iAfrica16) The African Singers - Jingo17) Bob Marley & The Wailers - Jamming18) I Jah Man - Love No More19) Shaggy - Sexy Gyal Whind (Main Version)20) Lady Saw Ft Shaggy - Love Is Strange21) Errol Campbell - African Queen22) Louisa Mark - Keep It Like It Is23) Winston Reedy - Paradise (In Your Eyes)24) Gladwin Wright - Portrait of You25) Keith Rowe - Groovy Situation (Jamaican Mix Edit)26) Claudia Fontaine - Natural High27) Sister Stern - Devoted to You28) Marcia Griffiths - I'm Hurtin' Inside29) JC Lodge - Love for All Seasons30) JC Lodge - A Little Love31) JC Lodge - Someone Loves You Honey

In Part 1 of our series on water in the Central Valley of California we visited a town called East Orosi, which has been fighting for clean water for over 20 years. This week we turn our attention to their sewage system, which is also falling apart. Why has it been so difficult for East Orosi to get clean drinking water and fix its sewage problems?  To answer that question we take a look at the entities that run things like sewage and water in unincorporated towns all across California. They're called Community Utility Districts. Community Utility Districts are often one of the only forms of self governance in unincorporated towns. But they're staffed by volunteers, they're underfunded, and they're trying to share a vital resource, water, which is also slowly disappearing in the San Joaquin Valley.  We talk about the problems with Community Utility Districts and ways to save them.  Learn more about the story and find the transcript on radioproject.org. Making Contact digs into the story beneath the story—contextualizing the narratives that shape our culture. Featuring narrative storytelling and thought-provoking interviews. We cover the most urgent issues of our time and the people on the ground building a more just world. EPISODE FEATURES: This episode features Berta Diaz Ochoa- community member of East Orosi; Janaki Anagha- Director of Advocacy, Community Water Center; Kayla Vander Schuur- Community Development Specialist, Self Help Enterprises; Carlos Sanchez- board member of the East Orosi Community Utilities District; Maricela Mares-Alatorre- Community Solutions Advocate, Community Water Center. MAKING CONTACT: This episode is hosted by Salima Hamirani. It is produced by Anita Johnson, Lucy Kang, Salima Hamirani, and Amy Gastelum. Our executive director is Jina Chung.  MUSIC: This episode includes “Blue” by  Komiku; Ocean Tapping by PC III; Friends and Apples by Alpha Hydrae; Gouttes by Hicham Chahidi; Week Twenty-five by Ben von Wildenhaus; No Light Without Darkness by Ketsa; and Thunderstorm by The Custodian of Records. Learn More: Community Water Center: https://www.communitywatercenter.org/ Self Help Enterprises: https://www.selfhelpenterprises.org/

Bienvenido a este nuevo y escalofriante DUELO DE HISTORIAS de Niños Fantasma, Brujas y Muerte en  @HABLEMOSDELOQUENOEXISTE  con el buen Carlos Sanchez  @comediaparanormal  conoce el terror de una empresa cuando se les aparece "el montadito" y por qué una persona cree que a veces la muerte se equivoca.... escucha historias aterradoras de amarres, brujería y de actividad paranormal en un vecindario en donde cada casa tiene un fantasma desde niños, quinceañeras y soldados... así que prepárate porque llegó el momento de que  @HABLEMOSDELOQUENOEXISTE  Cuéntame en comentarios si sobreviviste de una a este duelo aterrador.Hablemos de lo que no existe es un canal de youtube con el formato podcast que comenzó en abril del 2022 su primer episodio fue vivo en un casa embrujada en el que una chica narro sus vivencias y sucesos paranormales a lo largo de 20 años en la casa de sus padres, desde ese episodio hablemos de lo que no existe ha marcado una tendencia en exponer casos paranormales de personas comunes que viven en diferentes partes del mundo. Ice Murdock es el conductor o host de este canal, durante casi 100 episodios no apareció, nadie conoció su rostro y la comunidad de este canal , la familia nocturna creó teorías acerca de quién era el dueño de esa voz. Hablemos de lo que no existe se destaca por tener apertura ante las opiniones experiencias y vivencias de cada uno de los invitados. La comunidad de este canal es conocida como la familia nocturna, de hecho por estar leyendo o escuchando esto tu ya eres miembro de la familia nocturna.. bienvenido El duelo de historias es un concepto que se creó en el canal @Hablemosdeloquenoexiste, idea original del narrador, se estrenó en el episodio "Comité de la Muerte ,historias de Hospitales" el 1 de junio de 2023 y empezó a implementarse formalmente en el episodio "Abrí la puerta a un Demonio" el 11 de Enero de 2024 ; consiste en un duelo entre Narradores, una dinámica sencilla, donde cada uno cuenta una historia y busca superar a la anterior y al final la familia nocturna nos comparte en comentarios cual fue la historia más aterradora. En este canal se relatan historias de terror paranormales, sobrenaturales y reales, prepárate para conocer el miedo de una forma en la que nunca lo habías experimentado .

On this installment of OPPOSITION TERRITORY, Carlos Sanchez from BlackAndTeal.com at Fansided joined us for a discussion about the Jacksonville Jaguars and the strides they're looking to make this coming season. Can they have a bounce back year and be a force in the AFC South? Carlos and Jeff discussed the following:Dissecting Trevor Lawrence as the leader of the offense and team, and how much is on his shoulders.Can this Jaguars offensive line, which was pretty pitiful last season, be a top-15 o-line in the NFL?What can we expect from new defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen's defensive approach?Who is the Rising Star and Dark Horse MVP on the team as we head into this season?All of this and much more this week on Opposition Territory!Head over to our website for all of our podcasts and more: philadelphiasportstable.com.Follow us on Threads:Jeff: @mrjeffwarrenErik: @slen1023Follow us on Twitter/X:Jeff: @Jeffrey_WarrenLen: @LenHunsickerErik: @BrickPollittFollow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/philadelphiasportstable.

Doctor Carlos Sanchez has an unusual and challenging caseload of patients. For one thing, they have scales, feathers, horns and fur, and can’t really say where it hurts. But it’s his job to oversee the medical care and treatment of more than a thousand animals as the head veterinarian at Portland’s Oregon Zoo. In our latest installment in our series on professions, we accompany Dr. Sanchez as he makes his daily rounds to check up on some of his favorite patients. He shares with us the special bond he has with them, the invaluable role zoo keepers play in their wellbeing and the fateful encounter he had as a young boy in Mexico City that would forever change his life

The very latest underground house & tech house grooves for June 2024 Tracklist "1. Blow (ITA), Draxx (ITA) - Big Block Girl (Original Mix) 2. SIDE B, MANDIZ - Djembe 101 (Original Mix) 3. The Deepshakerz, Aaron Pfeiffer - The Last Song (Juliet Sikora Extended Remix) 4. Murphy's Law (UK) - Every Day, All Day (Original Mix) 5. Miane, Vikina - Botella (Marco Lys Remix) 6. Sante Sansone - Jump Game (Original Mix) 7. Jayden Goldthorpe - Pop One (Original Mix) 8. Mason Maynard, HoneyLuv - XTC (Jamie Jones Remix) 9. Carlos Sanchez, Hector Couto - Boosted (Original Mix) 10. AJ Christou - Back & Forth (Original Mix) 11. Yousef - Come Home (RSquared Remix) 12. Vidaloca - I Heard U (Original Mix) 13. Albert Aponte, Chris Groovejay - En El 99 (Original Mix) 14. Sir Francis - Stick With You (Original Mix) 15. David Tort - God Created The DJ (Original Mix) "

On June 10, in the working-class community of Curtis Bay in South Baltimore, over 50 residents, activists, and supporters from around the city marched through the streets of Curtis Bay to hold CSX Transportation accountable for polluting their community, homes, and bodies with toxic coal dust. Even after an expansive scientific study co-sponsored by the Community of Curtis Bay Association, the South Baltimore Community Land Trust, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Maryland, and the Maryland Department of Environment confirmed the presence of coal dust in the air of the South Baltimore community of Curtis Bay, CSX has denied culpability and called the study “materially flawed.” Residents say they're fed up with the company refusing to take responsibility for the coal dust, and with the city government for ignoring their cries for help for years, and they're not going to stay quiet.    “We got to stand together for Curtis Bay, for South Baltimore,” one resident and youth leader, Carlos Sanchez, told the crowd. “We have to remove CSX for the health of our communities.” With other locals watching from their porches, sidewalks, and storefronts, the crowd marched from the Curtis Bay Rec Center all the way up to the gates of the CSX terminal. There, they signed and delivered a giant “Eviction Notice” to CSX, a company that recorded over $10 billion in gross profits last year. In this on-the-ground edition of Working People, Maximillian Alvarez speaks with Curtis Bay residents on the day of the march and takes you to the heart of the action.    Speakers in this episode (in order of appearance) include: Shashawnda Campbell of Baltimore Community Land Trust; David Jones, a resident who has lived in Curtis Bay for over 35 years; Angie Shaneyfelt, a resident who has lived in Curtis Bay for 17 years; Angela Smothers, a lifelong resident of Mt. Winans in South Baltimore; Carlos Sanchez, a youth leader born and raised in Lakeland, South Baltimore; Roma Gutierrez, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, South Baltimore, and an environmental organizer and youth leader with South Baltimore Community Land Trust; an unnamed representative of Malaya Movement Baltimore; and Maria Urbina, a South Baltimore resident. Additional links/info below… Coal-Free Curtis Bay Facebook page and Instagram South Baltimore Community Land Trust website, Twitter/X page, Facebook page, and Instagram Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "South Baltimore residents on the toxic reality of living in a 'sacrifice zone'" Aman Azhar, InsideClimate News, “South Baltimore communities press city, state regulators for stricter pollution controls on coal export operations” Nicole Fabricant, University of California Press, Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and the Rise of Youth Activism in Baltimore Nicole Fabricant, The Real News Network, “Opinion | CSX explosion in Curtis Bay should alarm Baltimore City and accelerate real change” Michael Middleton & Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Maryland Matters, “Commentary: Maryland deserves a better environmental justice bill” Chloe Ahmann, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents deserve a coal-free future” Christine Condon & Dillon Mullan, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents ask state to shut down South Baltimore CSX facility after study documents toll of coal dust” Maryland Department of Environment, "New scientific study confirms airborne coal dust in Curtis Bay community" Adam Willis, The Baltimore Banner, "A state-backed report found coal dust across Curtis Bay. CSX isn't convinced"   Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music... Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme Song

The first thing you might realise during a MUSCLECARS set is the sheer musicality of the duo's selections. Vocals glimmer at the centre, unfolding into enchanting, soulful coos, while drums strike captivating rhythms and gilded synths reach towards the sky. It's a jazzy New York house sound mythologised by pioneers like Joe Claussell, Carlos Sanchez and Timmy Regisford (whose songs all make it to this RA Podcast). For years, New York natives Brandon Weems and Craig Handfield have run their Coloring Lessons party as a way to introduce a younger generation to this vital piece of dance music history. In a city that prides itself on fast walking, fast talking and, as of late, fast BPMs, their music is an invitation to ease into a more relaxing pace. This RA Podcast comes at a golden time for MUSCLECARS. In May, they released their RA-recommended debut album, Sugar Honey Iced Tea!, whose sultry (and undeniably catchy) lead single "Tonight" has gotten the stamp of approval, and a remix, from New York legend Louie Vega. And this Sunday, they hosted their annual Juneteenth block party outside the Lot Radio, where scores of Black dancers latched onto one another during sets from a multigenerational crew of Black DJs including Ron Trent, Lovie, Shawn Dub and MUSCLECARS themselves. This two-hour-plus mix takes us through the spiralling jazz of Herbie Hancock, the flashy disco of The Originals and lands us, finally, in "Water," the track that also closes out Sugar Honey Iced Tea!. @musclecarsnyc Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/941

Read the transcript of this podcast here: On June 10, in the working-class community of Curtis Bay in South Baltimore, over 50 residents, activists, and supporters from around the city marched through the streets of Curtis Bay to hold CSX Transportation accountable for polluting their community, homes, and bodies with toxic coal dust. Even after an expansive scientific study co-sponsored by the Community of Curtis Bay Association, the South Baltimore Community Land Trust, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Maryland, and the Maryland Department of Environment confirmed the presence of coal dust in the air of the South Baltimore community of Curtis Bay, CSX has denied culpability and called the study “materially flawed.” Residents say they're fed up with the company refusing to take responsibility for the coal dust, and with the city government for ignoring their cries for help for years, and they're not going to stay quiet. “We got to stand together for Curtis Bay, for South Baltimore,” one resident and youth leader, Carlos Sanchez, told the crowd. “We have to remove CSX for the health of our communities.” With other locals watching from their porches, sidewalks, and storefronts, the crowd marched from the Curtis Bay Rec Center all the way up to the gates of the CSX terminal. There, they signed and delivered a giant “Eviction Notice” to CSX, a company that recorded over $10 billion in gross profits last year. In this on-the-ground edition of Working People, Maximillian Alvarez speaks with Curtis Bay residents on the day of the march and takes you to the heart of the action.Speakers in this episode (in order of appearance) include: Shashawnda Campbell of Baltimore Community Land Trust; David Jones, a resident who has lived in Curtis Bay for over 35 years; Angie Shaneyfelt, a resident who has lived in Curtis Bay for 17 years; Angela Smothers, a lifelong resident of Mt. Winans in South Baltimore; Carlos Sanchez, a youth leader born and raised in Lakeland, South Baltimore; Roma Gutierrez, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, South Baltimore, and an environmental organizer and youth leader with South Baltimore Community Land Trust; an unnamed representative of Malaya Movement Baltimore; and Maria Urbina, a South Baltimore resident.Additional links/info below…Coal-Free Curtis Bay Facebook page and InstagramSouth Baltimore Community Land Trust website, Twitter/X page, Facebook page, and InstagramMaximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "South Baltimore residents on the toxic reality of living in a 'sacrifice zone'"Aman Azhar, InsideClimate News, “South Baltimore communities press city, state regulators for stricter pollution controls on coal export operations”Nicole Fabricant, University of California Press, Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and the Rise of Youth Activism in BaltimoreNicole Fabricant, The Real News Network, “Opinion | CSX explosion in Curtis Bay should alarm Baltimore City and accelerate real change”Michael Middleton & Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Maryland Matters, “Commentary: Maryland deserves a better environmental justice bill”Chloe Ahmann, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents deserve a coal-free future”Christine Condon & Dillon Mullan, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents ask state to shut down South Baltimore CSX facility after study documents toll of coal dust”Maryland Department of Environment, "New scientific study confirms airborne coal dust in Curtis Bay community"Adam Willis, The Baltimore Banner, "A state-backed report found coal dust across Curtis Bay. CSX isn't convinced"Permanent links below...Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show!Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter pageIn These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter pageThe Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter pageFeatured Music...Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme SongStudio Production: Maximillian AlvarezPost-Production: Jules Taylor Help us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcast

It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, President Series #280, YOUR guests are Richard J. Pappas, President, & Carlos Sanchez, Executive Director, Casa Latina, Davenport University YOUR cohost is Douglas A.J. Carlson, Head of Partnerships - Americas, LeadSquared YOUR cohost is Dr. Joe Sallustio How is Davenport University adapting to the changing needs & demographics of students, with initiatives like Casa Latina's bilingual degree programs aimed at serving the Latino community? As the largest private non-profit university in Michigan, how is Davenport balancing career-focused education with lifelong learning & the liberal arts to prepare students for an evolving workforce? What strategies has Davenport employed to dramatically improve student outcomes like graduation & retention rates, earning national recognition as a "transformational institution"? How does Casa Latina leverage the strengths & meet the unique needs of bilingual, bicultural students & their families through a tailored educational approach? From stackable credentials to flexible online/hybrid options, how is Davenport innovating its educational delivery & business model to expand access & affordability? As traditional colleges struggle with relevance & value proposition, what lessons can be learned from Davenport's vision for a more agile, responsive, & inclusive future for higher education? Listen in to #EdUp! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - ⁠⁠⁠⁠Elvin Freytes⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠Dr. Joe Sallustio⁠⁠⁠⁠ ● Join YOUR EdUp community at ⁠⁠⁠⁠The EdUp Experience⁠⁠⁠⁠! We make education YOUR business! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edup/message

“South Baltimore is a sacrifice zone,” Michael Middleton and Dr. Sacoby Wilson wrote in a guest commentary published in Maryland Matters this February. “The six communities that make up South Baltimore—Cherry Hill, Westport, Mt. Winans, Lakeland, Brooklyn, and Curtis Bay—rank in the top 3% of the state for environmental burden using a Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) screening tool. Curtis Bay, the highest in the state, is Maryland's poster child for environmental injustice. Industrial areas near Curtis Bay house oil tanks, a wastewater treatment plant, chemical plants, landfills, the country's largest medical waste incinerator, and more. Heavy diesel trucks frequent residential streets. The Wagner's Point and Fairfield communities that were once Curtis Bay's neighbors to the east are gone. Those residents accepted buyouts to leave between the 1980s and 2011 after a series of chemical spills and accidents.” In this episode, we continue our “Sacrificed” series by focusing on communities in South Baltimore and a story that quite literally hits close to home, less than half an hour from where Max lives. We speak with a panel of residents of South Baltimore about how they have seen their communities change over the years, what it feels like to be “sacrificed” by industry and their government, how they and their neighbors are fighting for change, fighting for justice, and what others in Baltimore and beyond can do to help. Panelists include: David Jones, who has lived in Curtis Bay for over 35 years; Angela Smothers, a lifelong resident of Mt. Winans; Carlos Sanchez, a youth leader born and raised in Lakeland; and Tiffany Thompson, who was born and raised in Cherry Hill and has lived in Curtis Bay for the past three years.Additional links/info below…Coal-Free Curtis Bay Facebook pageNicole Fabricant, University of California Press, Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and the Rise of Youth Activism in BaltimoreNicole Fabricant, The Real News Network, “Opinion | CSX explosion in Curtis Bay should alarm Baltimore City and accelerate real change”Michael Middleton & Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Maryland Matters, “Commentary: Maryland deserves a better environmental justice bill”Chloe Ahmann, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents deserve a coal-free future”Christine Condon & Dillon Mullan, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents ask state to shut down South Baltimore CSX facility after study documents toll of coal dust”Aman Azhar, InsideClimate News, “On a ‘Toxic Tour' of Curtis Bay in South Baltimore, Visiting Academics and Activists See a Hidden Part of the City”Christian Olaniran, Adam Thompson, Caroline Foreback, CBS News, “Residents meet after air quality study reveals presence of coal dust in Curtis Bay”Studio Production: Maximillian AlvarezPost-Production: Jules TaylorHelp us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-real-news-podcast--2952221/support. 

“South Baltimore is a sacrifice zone,” Michael Middleton and Dr. Sacoby Wilson wrote in a guest commentary published in Maryland Matters this February. “The six communities that make up South Baltimore—Cherry Hill, Westport, Mt. Winans, Lakeland, Brooklyn, and Curtis Bay—rank in the top 3% of the state for environmental burden using a Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) screening tool. Curtis Bay, the highest in the state, is Maryland's poster child for environmental injustice. Industrial areas near Curtis Bay house oil tanks, a wastewater treatment plant, chemical plants, landfills, the country's largest medical waste incinerator, and more. Heavy diesel trucks frequent residential streets. The Wagner's Point and Fairfield communities that were once Curtis Bay's neighbors to the east are gone. Those residents accepted buyouts to leave between the 1980s and 2011 after a series of chemical spills and accidents.” In this episode, we continue our “Sacrificed” series by focusing on communities in South Baltimore and a story that quite literally hits close to home, less than half an hour from where Max lives. We speak with a panel of residents of South Baltimore about how they have seen their communities change over the years, what it feels like to be “sacrificed” by industry and their government, how they and their neighbors are fighting for change, fighting for justice, and what others in Baltimore and beyond can do to help. Panelists include: David Jones, who has lived in Curtis Bay for over 35 years; Angela Smothers, a lifelong resident of Mt. Winans; Carlos Sanchez, a youth leader born and raised in Lakeland; and Tiffany Thompson, who was born and raised in Cherry Hill and has lived in Curtis Bay for the past three years.    Additional links/info below… Coal-Free Curtis Bay Facebook page Nicole Fabricant, University of California Press, Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and the Rise of Youth Activism in Baltimore Nicole Fabricant, The Real News Network, “Opinion | CSX explosion in Curtis Bay should alarm Baltimore City and accelerate real change” Michael Middleton & Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Maryland Matters, “Commentary: Maryland deserves a better environmental justice bill” Chloe Ahmann, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents deserve a coal-free future” Christine Condon & Dillon Mullan, Baltimore Sun, “Curtis Bay residents ask state to shut down South Baltimore CSX facility after study documents toll of coal dust” Aman Azhar, InsideClimate News, “On a ‘Toxic Tour' of Curtis Bay in South Baltimore, Visiting Academics and Activists See a Hidden Part of the City” Christian Olaniran, Adam Thompson, Caroline Foreback, CBS News, “Residents meet after air quality study reveals presence of coal dust in Curtis Bay” Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music... Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme Song

AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.

Dramos is joined by VP of Groupe Media and Inclusive Buying Solutions at Publicis Groupe Carlos Sanchez to discuss the world of advertising, Latino's being largely ignored by brands and media, remaining authentic while working in corporate America and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Holman welcomes Carlos Sanchez, Executive Director of its new Latino program, Davenport University, Lansing, and Grand Rapids, MI. Carlos, welcome, share a bit about the new Latino program? What was your career path up to being Executive Director? We met a couple of weeks ago at a session in Lansing, dig deeper into some of the plans that are underway? How does this fit into the education and talent issues of Michigan? Anything else we should know at this time? What Casa Latina Is: Created by Davenport University, Casa Latina is a groundbreaking approach to higher education utilizing bilingual methodology across its curriculum to help students become experts in their chosen fields, and professionally proficient in both English and Spanish. Their career-oriented, bilingual degree programs are geared toward successful careers delivered through our online Global Campus. We offer bilingual, bicultural student support and services in the language of your preference. This includes admissions, financial aid, advising, counseling, bursars' services, tutoring and library services. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

We continue our draft coverage as the guys talk Denver Broncos with Travis Wakeman from predominantlyorange.com at 8:30pm, Jacksonville Jaguars own Carlos Sanchez from blackandteal.com at 9pm, & then the New England Patriots, with Sara Marshall from musketfire.com along with their Mock Draft 3.0, which they each took who THEY would draft in the spot.  Oh, and we got some boxing too tonight!

This weekend was void of a lot of boxing action. The gang will talk about Dalton Smith's win over Jose Zepeda, Sandy Ryan stopping Terri Harper, and Campbell Hatton losing for the first time as a pro. We also discuss Masanori Rikiishi stopping Michael Magnesi in the twelfth and final round. Then we get to the good stuff....On Saturday, the first-ever Prime Video PPVTim Tszyu vs. Sebastian FundoraRolando Romero vs. Isaac “Pitbull” CruzErislandy Lara vs. Michael ZerafaJulio Cesar Martinez vs. Angel CordovaElijah Garcia vs. Kyrone DavisSerhii Bohachuk vs. Brian MendozaCurmel Moton vs. Anthony CubaJustin Viloria vs. Erick GarciaOn DAZN Arsen Goulamirian vs. Gilberto “Zurdo” RamirezAlexis Rocha vs. Fredrick LawsonRicardo Sandoval vs. Carlos BuitragoSantiago Dominguez vs. Jose SanchezJoel Iriarte vs. Jonatan GodoyOn Friday, Top Rank card on ESPNOscar Valdez vs. Liam WilsonSeniesa Estrada vs. Yokasta ValleRaymond Muratalla vs. Xolisani NdongeniLindolfo Delgado vs. Carlos SanchezEmiliano Vargas vs. Nelson HamptonOn ProBox TV Joseph Adorno vs. Nicholas WaltersJesus Saracho vs. Starling CastilloOn DAZN Juan Carrillo vs. Quinton RankinShohjahon Ergashev vs. Juan HuertasVladimir Shishkin vs. Mike GuyOvertime on DAZNElijah Pierce vs. Arthur VillanuevaHaven Brady vs. Waldemir Areizaga0:00 Dalton Smith vs Jose Zepeda10:20 Sandy Ryan vs Terri Harper 16:02 Campbell Hatton's first loss18:30 Masanori Rikiishi stopping Michael Magnesi20:50 Tim Tszyu vs. Sebastian Fundora29:00 Rolando Romero vs. Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz33:20 Erislandy Lara vs. Michael Zerafa36:13 Julio Cesar Martinez vs. Angel Cordova40:00 Elijah Garcia vs. Kyrone Davis42:07 Serhii Bohachuk vs. Brian Mendoza44:45 Curmel Moton vs. Anthony Cuba / Justin Viloria vs. Erick Garcia46:00 Arsen Goulamirian vs. Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez49:30 Alexis Rocha vs. Fredrick Lawson51:30 Oscar Valdez vs. Liam Wilson56:00 Seniesa Estrada vs. Yokasta Valle01:00:00 Raymond Muratalla vs. Xolisani Ndongeni / Lindolfo Delgado vs. Carlos Sanchez/01:03:00 Joseph Adorno vs. Nicholas Walters01:05:00 Fabio Wadley vs Frazer Clarke01:08:00 Information for hardcore fight fans01:12:00 Deontay Wilder vs ‘Big Bang' Zhang

Doctor Carlos Sanchez has an unusual and challenging caseload of patients. For one thing, they have scales, feathers, horns and fur, and can’t really say where it hurts. But it’s his job to oversee the medical care and treatment of more than a thousand animals (not including fish) as the head veterinarian at Portland’s Oregon Zoo. In our latest installment in our series on professions, we accompany Dr. Sanchez as he makes his daily rounds to check up on some of his favorite patients. He shares with us the special bond he has with them, the invaluable role zoo keepers play in their wellbeing and the fateful encounter he had as a young boy in Mexico City that would forever change his life. 

Carlos Sanchez is a Principal Scientist at Adobe where he works on the Adobe Experience Manager. AEM is a content management system, analogous to WordPress, and provides a platform for site creation and content delivery. In addition to his work at Adobe, Carlos has a long history contributing to open source projects, including Apache Maven. The post Bonus Episode: Adobe Cloud Native with Carlos Sanchez appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

  Carlos Sanchez is a Principal Scientist at Adobe where he works on the Adobe Experience Manager. AEM is a content management system and provides a platform for site creation and content delivery. In addition to his work at Adobe, Carlos has a long history contributing to open source projects, including Apache Maven. He joins The post Bonus Episode: Adobe Cloud Native with Carlos Sanchez appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Jason Andors and Jenny Saldaña visit friends and express their love for the Dominican Republic, Emerging talent in the Dominican Republic helps profile, Hot Travel Spot, Jason's builds a home for an Dominican elder and more.  Jenny Saldaña is an award winning playwright, actor and comedian. She is also a 17 year breast cancer survivor and advocate. Jenny published her first book, Master First Dater: Second to None (available on Amazon) Jason Andors has appeared on HBO's Bad Boys of Comedy, Comedy Central's Premium Blend, Showtime's White Boyz in the Hood (which he also associate-produced), Comics Unleashed , Showtime at the Apollo (a guest artist), BET's Comic View, Gotham Comedy Live, and many more! He recently won a Latino award at the Latino Premios for “TikToker Of The Year” and is one of the principal actors in a Dominican film that just came out called “La Soga 3”. Why a Latino award and Dominican film? Because in 2015 he went viral on social media as a Dominican character named “El Tiguere Vacano”.  “El Tiguere Vacano” is a proud Dominican from a neighborhood called Villa Mella who loves his country more than anyone. This character has been Jason's main focus since he went viral. El Tiguere Vacano has been seen on Dominicana's Got Talent, Raymond y Miguel” (basically the SNL of the Dominican Republic), Mananero, Jochy Santos “El Mismo Golpe”, Esta Noche Mariasela, Las Hijos de Tuta, four shows on the the radio network “Alofoke” called Esto no Es Radio Show, Open Mic, Finanzas de Humor, and Tuveralio, Boca de Piano, Carlos Sanchez's podcast “A Sigun”, Dime AVE, Extremo Extremo, Buena Noche, and many more! He has also been written up in the popular newspaper “El Diario Libre” and other newspapers as well. This year he was finally able to make one of his dreams come true and start his own foundation in the Dominican Republic for kids in need called “Fundacion Jason Andors JAJA.” Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf        

Doctor Carlos Sanchez has an unusual and challenging caseload of patients. For one thing, they have scales, feathers, horns and fur, and can’t really say where it hurts. But it’s his job to oversee the medical care and treatment of more than a thousand animals as the head veterinarian at Portland’s Oregon Zoo. In our latest installment in our series on professions, we accompany Dr. Sanchez as he makes his daily rounds to check up on some of his favorite patients. He shares with us the special bond he has with them, the invaluable role zoo keepers play in their wellbeing and the fateful encounter he had as a young boy in Mexico City that would forever change his life. 

En este episodio nos sumergimos en el mundo creativo del Stand Up Comedy con Carlos Sánchez, reconocido monologuista de Santo Domingo. Descubre cómo Carlos aborda el proceso creativo y su fascinante trayectoria en la industria de la comedia. Exploramos sus inicios y su enfoque basado en disciplina y constancia en el trabajo . ¡Un episodio imperdible para quieren encontrar inspiración en el mundo del humor y la creatividad!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5664376/advertisement

A propósito de que pronto tendremos el primer show en vivo en toronto de nuestro querido papa del Stand up dominicano, Carlos Sánchez, aquí te recordamos nuestra pasada conversación con este humorista sobre su vida de padre y muchos otros temas. Recuerda que puedes comprar los tickets para su show "Inmunidad de rebaño" https://www.ticketmaster.ca/inmunidad-de-rebano-by-carlos-sanchez-toronto-ontario-09-23-2023/event/10005EE7ADCC19A3

Estar a la cabeza de un proyecto o empresa requiere de constancia y disciplina para alcanzar el éxito. En el negocio del entretenimiento en la mayoría de las ocasiones los proyectos comienzan siendo una banda de una sola persona (“One Man Band”). Esto definitivamente requiere disciplina y muchas veces hasta una guía o coaching para poder seguir creciendo. Por que ojo, las carreras artísticas, aparte de ser negocio, son una empresa.Con este episodio aprendimos un montón de como Carlos Sanchez, pionero del Stand Up Comedy en la República Dominicana, se ha organizado durante estos 20 años de carrera. Como a pesar de invertir en seguir desarrollando y puliendo su talento en tarima, también ha tenido que invertir y estudiar para tener una zapata de negocios. La carrera de Carlos con sus éxitos y retos no sólo aplica para aquellos que están en el mundo del entretenimiento. Definitivamente también aplica para todos los profesionales independientes o incluso aquellos que aún con un empleo están desarrollando un proyecto aparte que requiere ser un “todólogo”.Conoce como inicia este fenómeno de la comedia y como evoluciona de ser una empresa de “uno” a lograr tener todo un equipo de trabajo e incluso romper las barreras geográficas.----------Recuerda que puedes escuchar este episodio completo en YouTube, Spotify y Apple Podcast, y seguirnos en nuestras redes en @pesospesadosrd, suscribirse + activar las notificaciones en #YouTube , darnos follow en #Spotify , #ApplePodcast , #GooglePodcast para ver a nuestros invitados y enterarse cada vez que salga un nuevo episodio.

Esta semana me encuentro en HA24F con un comediante que comenzó el movimiento de stand up en la República Dominicana y hoy lleva a las tablas un show llamado El Cavernícola. Recientemente se presento en Puerto Rico y pronto estar en New York con este show. La conversación fue espectacular, espero que la disfruten. Subscríbete https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUk_pK4I3nIBqq7sEghlmLw?sub_confirmation=1 Mercancia de GW-Cinco Studio https://gw-cinco-studio-store.myteespring.co Puedes ver nuestros programas en Liberty Cable Para información y auspicios puedes escribirnos a info@gwcinco.com

Juan Carlos Sanchez, a Co-Founder/CVO/CEO of Family Playland, tells why and how they provide Hispanic families worldwide with a virtuous source of entertainment. In a time when traditional family values are under attack, Family Playland provides curated, healthy and wholesome content. 

Welcome to a very special episode of the HeroFront Podcast! In this EOD Memorial special, we have not one, not two, but three captivating episodes lined up for you. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and enlightened as we delve into the remarkable world of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians. This is episode 3/3 of the EOD Memorial special w/Carlos Sanchez Every year, on the first Saturday in May, the EOD Memorial Ceremony is held to commemorate fallen EOD technicians to recognize and preserve the legacy of the service and sacrifices of our fallen warriors and their families. Join us as we sit down with a diverse range of guests, all intimately connected to the EOD community. In our first episode, we have the honor of speaking with Stephen O'Donnell, an Army and Marine Corps EOD veteran, and the proud owner of Master Blaster Coffee Company. (https://masterblastercoffee.us) Stephen, also known as "The Pushup Guy," shares his powerful story and sheds light on the challenges faced by white star widow Mrs. JoAnne Nelson, whose husband tragically lost his life to suicide. Brace yourself for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation tackling tough topics head-on. In the second installment of our EOD Memorial special, we introduce you to Mario Kovach, an EOD veteran and co-creator of the groundbreaking initiative, "Project Felix." Discover how this innovative project is revolutionizing the EOD landscape and making a profound impact on the lives of those involved. More on Mario here: https://apnews.com/article/middle-east-veterans-lifestyle-b31bff45d7731afa630dcec615e44edb  Follow him here: https://linktr.ee/projectfelix?fbclid=IwAR1t18fgJIGAsMY4_0MFvLP1g0Hh_VXC1pFf1-YKNV4iuvk2BeSDOUgiK0E Finally, in our third and last EOD episode of the EOD Memorial Series, we have the privilege of hearing from Carlos Sanchez, a Chief Master Sergeant currently serving as a Legislative Fellow in Washington, D.C. Gain a unique perspective on the intersection of military service and legislative affairs as Carlos shares his experiences and sheds light on the vital role played by the Department of Defense legislative fellowship program. Throughout these three episodes, we explore an array of compelling topics, leaving no stone unturned. From the significance of the EOD memorial and the distinction between PTSD and PTSI, to the heartbreaking reality of losing a loved one to suicide and the alarming "22 a day" crisis, we delve deep into the challenges faced by the EOD community. Moreover, we touch on crucial subjects such as transitioning out of the military, post-traumatic growth, and the quest for identity and purpose. Prepare to be astounded by the unwavering camaraderie and support within the EOD community. These incredible guests embody the very essence of what the military represents, as they selflessly devote themselves to the safety of others and the success of their missions. Get ready to be inspired, informed, and enlightened as we embark on this extraordinary journey together. A special shout-out goes to Heath Tempel for extending the invitation and to Jason Umlauf for orchestrating these captivating interviews. Don't miss out on this EOD Memorial special, where you'll witness the power of resilience, courage, and unity in the face of unimaginable challenges. Tune in and join us on this remarkable adventure!

Welcome to a very special episode of the HeroFront Podcast! In this EOD Memorial special, we have not one, not two, but three captivating episodes lined up for you. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and enlightened as we delve into the remarkable world of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians. This is episode 2/3 of the EOD Memorial special w/Mario Kovach Every year, on the first Saturday in May, the EOD Memorial Ceremony is held to commemorate fallen EOD technicians to recognize and preserve the legacy of the service and sacrifices of our fallen warriors and their families. Join us as we sit down with a diverse range of guests, all intimately connected to the EOD community. In our first episode, we have the honor of speaking with Stephen O'Donnell, an Army and Marine Corps EOD veteran, and the proud owner of Master Blaster Coffee Company. (⁠https://masterblastercoffee.us⁠) Stephen, also known as "The Pushup Guy," shares his powerful story and sheds light on the challenges faced by white star widow Mrs. JoAnne Nelson, whose husband tragically lost his life to suicide. Brace yourself for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation tackling tough topics head-on. In the second installment of our EOD Memorial special, we introduce you to Mario Kovach, an EOD veteran and co-creator of the groundbreaking initiative, "Project Felix." Discover how this innovative project is revolutionizing the EOD landscape and making a profound impact on the lives of those involved. More on Mario here: ⁠https://apnews.com/article/middle-east-veterans-lifestyle-b31bff45d7731afa630dcec615e44edb⁠  Follow him here: ⁠https://linktr.ee/projectfelix?fbclid=IwAR1t18fgJIGAsMY4_0MFvLP1g0Hh_VXC1pFf1-YKNV4iuvk2BeSDOUgiK0E⁠ Finally, in our third and last EOD episode of the EOD Memorial Series, we have the privilege of hearing from Carlos Sanchez, a Chief Master Sergeant currently serving as a Legislative Fellow in Washington, D.C. Gain a unique perspective on the intersection of military service and legislative affairs as Carlos shares his experiences and sheds light on the vital role played by the Department of Defense legislative fellowship program. Throughout these three episodes, we explore an array of compelling topics, leaving no stone unturned. From the significance of the EOD memorial and the distinction between PTSD and PTSI, to the heartbreaking reality of losing a loved one to suicide and the alarming "22 a day" crisis, we delve deep into the challenges faced by the EOD community. Moreover, we touch on crucial subjects such as transitioning out of the military, post-traumatic growth, and the quest for identity and purpose. Prepare to be astounded by the unwavering camaraderie and support within the EOD community. These incredible guests embody the very essence of what the military represents, as they selflessly devote themselves to the safety of others and the success of their missions. Get ready to be inspired, informed, and enlightened as we embark on this extraordinary journey together. A special shout-out goes to Heath Tempel for extending the invitation and to Jason Umlauf for orchestrating these captivating interviews. Don't miss out on this EOD Memorial special, where you'll witness the power of resilience, courage, and unity in the face of unimaginable challenges. Tune in and join us on this remarkable adventure!

Episode 1/3 of the EOD Memorial special. This is dedicated to the memory, life, and career of Spencer Nelson. (see bottom of the show notes for more info on JoAnne's husband, Spencer, and a brief history of his remarkable career.) Welcome to a very special episode of the HeroFront Podcast! In this EOD Memorial special, we have not one, not two, but three captivating episodes lined up for you. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and enlightened as we delve into the remarkable world of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians. Every year, on the first Saturday in May, the EOD Memorial Ceremony is held to commemorate fallen EOD technicians to recognize and preserve the legacy of the service and sacrifices of our fallen warriors and their families. Join us as we sit down with a diverse range of guests, all intimately connected to the EOD community. In our first episode, we have the honor of speaking with Stephen O'Donnell, an Army and Marine Corps EOD veteran, and the proud owner of Master Blaster Coffee Company. (https://masterblastercoffee.us) Stephen, also known as "The Pushup Guy," shares his powerful story and sheds light on the challenges faced by white star widow Mrs. JoAnne Nelson, whose husband tragically lost his life to suicide. Brace yourself for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation tackling tough topics head-on. In the second installment of our EOD Memorial special, we introduce you to Mario Kovach, an EOD veteran and co-creator of the groundbreaking initiative, "Project Felix." Discover how this innovative project is revolutionizing the EOD landscape and making a profound impact on the lives of those involved. Finally, in our third and last EOD episode of the EOD Memorial Series, we have the privilege of hearing from Carlos Sanchez, a Chief Master Sergeant currently serving as a Legislative Fellow in Washington, D.C. Gain a unique perspective on the intersection of military service and legislative affairs as Carlos shares his experiences and sheds light on the vital role played by the Department of Defense legislative fellowship program. We discuss the significance of the EOD memorial and the distinction between PTSD and PTSI, to the heartbreaking reality of losing a loved one to suicide and the alarming "22 a day" crisis, we delve deep into the challenges faced by the EOD community. Moreover, we touch on crucial subjects such as transitioning out of the military, post-traumatic growth, and the quest for identity and purpose. A special shout-out goes to Heath Tempel for extending the invitation and to MSgt Jason Umlauf for orchestrating these captivating interviews. More on Spencer Nelson: AW (AW), OTA (IUSS), EN (EOD) Nelson Spencer's Navy career was as unique as he was and not one that most sailors have the opportunity or fortitude to serve, not then (70s, 80s and 90s) and still not today (2023). He was afforded three (3) different platforms and ratings in his 20 year career. AW-Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Operator, reflecting a specialization that was clearly born out of Cold War needs to monitor the activities of Soviet submarines. He was stationed in Lajes, Azores where the maritime patrol aircraft crews would gather intelligence by detecting, tracking, classifying, and analyzing both surface and subsurface contacts. OTA-Ocean Systems Technician Analyst, same premise and mission as the AW in him, but he got to do it from land based duty stations, Naval Facilities. He served at NOPF on Ford Island, HI. In 1990, more than 1/2 way thru his career he challenged the EOD physical fitness requirement because he exceeded the maximum allowable age limit, by almost a decade!!!!!! He "sailed" through the requirements and finally found his passion and jov of his career, EOD. He served with Mobile Unit 3 in San Diego until his retirement 26 years ago, 4/30/1997. He deployed on numerous occasions to regions you are all well to knowing of but had the biggest joy.

2/17/23 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Ohio train derailment, President Biden's remarks on flying objects around America and the passing of a legendary catcher and sportscaster. Anthony explains what the Invest in Kids Act is, how Illinois residents can protect and help it to grow and how to start something similar in other states. Juan Carlos breaks down what catfishing is and how we can protect our kids from online attacks that can be deadly. Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on the famous Sermon on the Mount where Jesus shares what we need to do to follow Him and His teachings.

Feb 14, 2023 - Martes de Oración

Dear Passenger,How do you celebrate your ambition?Today's episode invites us to celebrate your internal hope. Carlos Sanchez and I share some of our personal experiences and reflect on their effects on our self-growth journey. Is there a way to focus your ambition? Tune in to find out!I would really love to hear your stories and the types of topics you would be interested in hearing about in the future. Please make sure to send me your response at my email: theselfgrowthtrainpodcast@gmail.com.If you liked this episode and you can't wait to hear more – please subscribe or follow below and come back next Tuesday! You can also follow me on Instagram: @theselfgrowthtrainpodcast.Last but not least, if you haven't done so already please make sure to check out Seasons 1-4 and leave a five star review in apple podcasts or podcaster. If you don't think I deserve a five star review that's ok! Just make sure to leave one to two sentences letting me know what things you liked and what things I need to improve on. After all, that is the purpose of this podcast!Well, until the next stop dear passenger! Choo-choo!Frances Rivera PachecoToday's episode included these resources: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ambitionhttps://www.youtube.com/@CarlosSanchezdotimghttps://www.instagram.com/carlossanchez.img/?hl=en

We are live at 8pm CST talking all things NFL!  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via mobile! We begin tonight talking with Joe Spinosa, talking all things Minnesota Vikings.  After we breakdown the annoying love from the guys on Kirk Cousins, we move on to Carlos Sanchez from blackandteal.com to talk the Jacksonville Jaguars.  We talk Duvall, and the excitement coming out of the city after the back to back worst league finishes, into the playoffs.  Lastly, Todd Vandenberg comes back on from 12thmanrising.com to discuss the insane Seahawks comback making the playoffs, Geno Smith and more! In between everything the guys give their first NFL Mock Draft thoughts, going over the teams that aren't in the playoffs, their thoughts for the NFL Awards, and more! Come have some fun as we kick off year our 9th year of SportsCast Radio, right now!

En esta nueva entrega los filósofos invitaron a su amigo y colega de podcast el gran Carlos Sanchez, con el hicieron varias comparaciones con el pasado y el presente, contaron algunas anécdotas y algunas de las cosas que les dejo la cuarentena y el COVID-19. Esperamos que lo disfruten

Welcome to September 29th, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate Veterans of Foreign Wars and an iconic buzz. The VFW was founded in 1914 by veterans of the Spanish American War and soldiers who had served in the Philippines. The group was created to secure benefits and medical treatments for the sick and wounded veterans. The VFW also enabled veterans to help each other transition from the battlefield to normal life. The organization's motto is “No one does more for Veterans,” and it's easy to see why. No one understands a soldier better than someone who has served in the military. The individual posts also play a big role in their communities through fundraising and community service. On National VFW Day find out more about the organization that honors the fallen by helping the living.   When it comes to brand ambassadors, there are few more iconic than Juan Valdez. This fictional coffee farmer has been the face of the Coffee Growers of Colombia for over 6 decades. And for nearly 40 of those years, Carlos Sanchez portrayed the iconic spokesperson. The Colombian actor had actually been a coffee farmer in his youth, so he fit the role perfectly. With his wide brimmed hat and big smile, Juan Valdez became the center of a worldwide ad campaign that made the character nearly as popular as Colombian coffee itself. Sanchez retired from the role in 2006, but Juan Valdez lives on both as a spokesperson and as a chain of coffee shops. On National Coffee Day, celebrate your own favorite brand with a delicious cup of joe.   I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne, and Matt Welty. This week they welcome Carlos Sanchez, aka SneakGeekz, to the show to talk about his history as one of the first sneaker YouTubers doing in boxings. Sanchez discusses his highs, lows, fake sneakers, Galaxy Foams, and how he got out of the game to invest in Bitcoin and focus on crypto. Also, Joe returns from Miami, Brendan visits Aime Leon Dore, and Welty keeps his workouts going. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.