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MERCH IS HERE: https://storyofthefight.etsy.comALERT: Next week you are welcome to join us LIVE on our YouTube Channel at 9am PST/11am CST if you wanna comment and laugh along with Will, Miro, and Rich! Otherwise, hit us up any way you like including by email to have your questions answered in our mailbag episode! Please leave a rating and a review along with a subscription, and check out our YouTube channel to like & subscribe!Video Episode in Full: https://youtube.com/live/rXCfeSQ2Uykhttps://Instagram.com/StoryoftheFighthttps://Twitter.com/StoryoftheFighthttps://Twitch.tv/storyofthefightTikTok: @StoryoftheFightFacebook Group: https://m.facebook.com/home.php#!/groups/903248290491045?group_view_referrer=search---00:00:00 - Welcome & Intros & Rating the cardUFC Vegas 10400:08:40 - Roman Dolidze vs Marvin Vettori 2 00:21:20- Chidi Njokuani vs Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos00:24:05 - Alexander Hernandez vs Kurt Holobaugh00:29:15 - Da'Mon Blackshear vs Cody Gibson00:31:40 - Brendson Ribeiro vs Diyar Nurgozhay00:36:50 - Kevin Vallejos vs Seung Woo ChoiPrelims00:40:00 - Waldo Cortes-Acosta vs Ryan Spann00:44:30 - Carlos Vera vs Josias Musasa00:47:20 - André Lima vs Daniel Barez00:49:18 - Priscila Cachoeira vs Josiane Nunes00:51:20 - Carli Judice vs Yuneisy Duben00:52:35 - Administrative Details/Next Episode Preview/Outro
Danny Segura analiza los resultados de UFC Vegas 104, incluyendo la victoria de Roman Dolidze en su revancha contra Marvin Vettori, las finalizaciones de Kevin Vallejos, Waldo Cortes-Acosta y Carlos Vera, y mucho más.
Danny Segura analiza los resultados de UFC Vegas 104, incluyendo la victoria de Roman Dolidze en su revancha contra Marvin Vettori, las finalizaciones de Kevin Vallejos, Waldo Cortes-Acosta y Carlos Vera, y mucho más.
UFC Vegas 104 turned out to be a typical card. When you look at it on paper, it inspires you to want to load it into a cannon and fire it directly into the sun. But in practice, it delivered a lot of action and plenty of finishes. When it came to the main event, Roman Dolidze was able to scrape together the victory, avenging his previous loss to Marvin Vettori—who somehow managed to forget his cup before the fight. Dolidze wasted no time in calling out Robert Whittaker and Israel Adesanya. Let's check out the results and bonuses while we're here.MMA Vivisection & 6th Round is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.UFC Vegas 104 Results* Roman Dolidze def. Marvin Vettori via unanimous decision (49-46 x3) * Chidi Njokuani def. Elizeu Zaleski via TKO (strikes) (R2, 2:19)* Alexander Hernandez def. Kurt Holobaugh via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28 x2)* Da'Mon Blackshear def. Cody Gibson via submission (kimura) (R2, 4:09)* Brendson Ribeiro def. Diyar Nurgozhay via submission (kimura) (R2, 1:28)* Kevin Vallejos def. Seung Woo Choi via TKO (strikes) (R1, 3:09) * Waldo Cortes-Acosta def. Ryan Spann via TKO (strikes) (R2, 4:48)* SuYoung You def. A.J. Cunningham via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)* Carlos Vera def. Josias Musasa via submission (rear-naked choke) (R1, 3:16) * Sam Hughes def. Stephanie Luciano via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-27)* Andre Lima def. Daniel Barez via submission (rear-naked choke) (R3, 3:05)* Priscila Cachoeira def. Josiane Nunes via KO (uppercut) (R1, 2:46) * Carli Judice def. Yuneisy Duben via TKO (strikes) (R1, 1:40) UFC Vegas 104 Bonuses * FOTN: None awarded* POTN: Judice, Cachoiera, Vera, LimaThank you for reading this article and listening to the podcast. Please consider subscribing to The MMA Vivisection & 6th Round Post-fight Show podcast Substack to enjoy our premium content. Your paid subscriptions are keeping hope alive that we can continue on with our shows. If you haven't already, please pledge with a paid subscription today. If you have, please share this post far and wide.Thanks for reading MMA Vivisection & 6th Round! This post is public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themmadrawpodcast.substack.com/subscribe
UFC betting expert Andy Lang is joined by Jim Malaro to break down everything you need to know about UFC Vegas 104, featuring a thrilling matchup between Marvin Vettori vs Roman Dolidze. Introduction 00:00Yuneisy Duben v Carli Judice 01:40Josiane Nunes v Priscila Cachoeira 07:21Andre Lima v Daniel Barez 11:29Josias Musasa v Carlos Vera 14:08Diya Nurgozhay v Brendon Ribeiro 17:16Sam Hughes v Stephanie Luciano 20:37Waldo Cortes Acosta v Ryan Spann 24:01Su Young You v AJ Cunningham 23:30Da'Mon Blackshear v Cody Gibson 30:00Alexander Hernandez v Kurt Holobaugh 34:20 Kevin Vallejos v Seung Woo Choi 42:05Elizeu Zaleski v Chidi Njokuani 47:08Marvin Vettori v Roman Dolidze 50:10Parlay Buster and Woulda Coulda Shoulda 54:50
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Carlos Vera: "He visto varias veces mi funeral y sé cómo va a terminar" Cortesía de: Centro Digital y Del Día a la Noche
Ecuador 2024: balance general y retos para el nuevo año. En El Gran Musical conversamos con Carlos Vera, periodista y analista político
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En este episodio @MaleMalaver entrevista a Carlos Vera @carlosveraestilista Estilista profesional con más de 30 años de trayectoria Con Carlos conversamos acerca de sus 30 años de trayectoria como estilista profesional. Los invitamos a escucharnos en vivo de lunes a viernes de 10am a 11am través de Unión Radio 93.7 FM en Puerto La Cruz o por la web de Mundo UR https://mundour.com/index.php/anzoategui/
MIGRACION IRREGULAR: TRAGEDIA Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv_PXXu3C6w Vera A Su Manera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus #entrevista #veraasumanera #carlosvera #inmigracion #ecuador #sociedad
Carlos Vera: "No estamos más para un presidente que se enamore del poder, sino de su pueblo que lo llevó al poder". Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahPXFUr5LIQ Vera a su manera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
NotiMundo a la Carta - Carlos Vera Mora, ¿El Informe Respeta La Decisión Del Pueblo En Las Urnas? by FM Mundo 98.1
Carlos Vera: "Nos estamos jugando que a ustedes no los maten como a una rata cualquiera" Vera A Su Manera con Carlos Vera ¿Avanza la Justicia en caso Fernando Villavicencio? Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqvXumMkcF4&t=2039s Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
En El Gran Musical, con Christian Del Alcázar Ponce, conversamos con Carlos Vera, Periodista y analista político, sobre los próximos meses del Gobierno de Daniel Noboa y las acciones ejecutadas hasta el momento.
NotiMundo Estelar - Carlos Vera Mora, Corren Los Plazos Para Tratar Lo Aprobado En La Consulta.. by FM Mundo 98.1
En este episodio de Pelota Cubana USA, conducido por el periodista y miembro de la BBWAA Yordano Carmona y el analista Julio Estrada, se aborda la noticia del despido del lanzador derecho santiaguero Norge Carlos Vera por parte de la organización de los Chicago White Sox. Vera, hijo del legendario lanzador indómito Norge Vera, se encontraba oficialmente asignado a Clase A Fuerte con el equipo Winston-Salem Dash, aunque recientemente había tenido una única salida en la Arizona Complex League en 2024. Los anfitriones analizan las implicaciones de esta decisión y repasan la trayectoria del joven lanzador en el béisbol profesional. No te pierdas este detallado análisis de la situación de Vera y su futuro en el mundo del béisbol.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pelota-cubana--3596768/support.
Carlos Vera: "Encuentro a un Andrés Guschmer hipersensible, ajeno a la reacción de la prensa". Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d8HZ9jlXO8&t=2158s VASM ¿Funciona el periodista deportivo como Ministro de Deportes? Vera a su manera | Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
Carlos Vera: "Estoy orgulloso de mi país y agradecido con su gente". 9 Si, 2 No: ¿RAZONES? Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMocyI7Igtk Vera a su manera | Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
Carlos Vera: "A ver si empezamos todos a cambiar un poco, para que el país cambie lo suficiente" Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUKvYeJqjDU Vera a su manera | Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
#editorial #opinion #jorgeglas #danielnoboa #amlo #andrésmanuellópezobrador #ecuador #mexico Carlos Vera: "Captura de GLAS: el presidente Noboa hizo lo correcto". Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wChrf0ulHrs Vera a su manera Lunes a Viernes 06.00
In this episode I welcome back UFC athlete Carlos Vera and his mindset coach and co-host of our Mindset Mondays, Eric Manuel of Expert Mindset Coaching. In his UFC debut in February, Carlos sustained a shoulder dislocation, torn labrum and grade 5 separation with a broken collarbone in the first minute of the bout. Despite the injury, Carlos persevered and continued to fight until the end. He describes where his mind went in the moment so that he could deal with the immediate adversity he faced. Along with his experience and innate grit and resilience, Carlos discusses with Eric the work they have done together to develop his mindfulness which played a big role in him overcoming such a gruesome injury. Thank you to Carlos and Eric for sharing so much of their work together.
On today's episode of UFC Unfiltered, Matt and Jim get a friend of the show as a special guest co-host in Ray Longo to recap the action from Saturday's UFC 298 card. When Longo hops on the show, the guys jump straight into Serra-Longo's own Merab Dvalishvili's statement win over Henry Cejudo and how his nonstop pressure poses trouble for the rest of the UFC bantamweights. After that, the trio discuss the significance of Ilia Topuria's 2nd-round KO win over long-reigning featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski in the UFC 298 main event. The guys wrap up the show with a recap of the other moments that stuck out to them from Saturday's exciting card in Anaheim, California.
#opinion #editorial #fiscaliaec #dianasalazar #carlosvera #veraasumanera Carlos Vera: “Que Dios nutra a la fiscal Diana Salazar y jamás la envanezca”. LA LUCHA CONTRA LA IMPUNIDAD. Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8t7jUsMPxc Vera a su manera con Carlos Vera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
The undercard of UFC 298 is kind of a mixed bag. As Connor Ruebusch put it, “There are a couple gems sprinkled in there but the rest are typical prelims.” We have come to expect “typical prelims” to equate to low-tier, regional level fights, and that is certainly what we've got with this event. Fortunately, the matchmaking brass did the rare excellent job stacking the main card with really good fights, so we can sort of excuse the haphazard way they threw together these contests.Bloody Elbow is fighting for the sport, the fighters and the fans. If you share our mission, please consider becoming a paid subscriber today.The featured prelim seems like whichever way the wind blows would be an expected outcome. Amanda Lemos is dynamite in the standup, especially in the proverbial phone booth, but she's pretty easy to out-wrestle, out-grapple, what have you. Mackenzie Dern thinks she can strike, but truth be told, her striking has barely improved after several years with the promotion. If this goes her way, we'll know why. If it goes Lemos' way, ditto. A two-true outcome fight if ever there was one.Rinya Nakamura is another fighter we've been keeping our collective eyes on, but he is unfortunately stuck with a late replacement opponent that will do nothing for his advancement. Carlos Vera is coming off a loss to Brad Katona from his days on The Ultimate Fighter, so a win over him doesn't do a whole lot for Rinya, but a loss would absolutely disrupt what he's accomplished so far. We also have Miranda Maverick set to take on Andrea Lee in the curtain-jerker. Lee has to be in a must-win situation since she's on a three-fight losing skid. It seems like maybe Miranda Maverick will be gearing up to give Lee her walking papers with a win over the long-time vet. That also brings us to the stats portion you're looking for. These stats will serve the entire card, not just the prelims. UFC 298 Factoids* Ranked fights: 5* Ranked fighters: 13* Fighters coming off a loss: 10* Fighters coming directly from Contender Series: 3* Contender Series alumni in total: 6* Fighters coming directly from TUF: 1* Fighters coming directly from Road to UFC: 1* Road to UFC alumni in total: 2UFC 298 Prelims* Amanda Lemos vs. Mackenzie Dern* Marcos Rogério de Lima vs. Justin Tafa* Rinya Nakamura vs. Carlos Vera* Mingyang Zhang vs. Brendson Ribeiro* Josh Quinlan vs. Danny Barlow* Val Woodburn vs. Oban Elliott* Andrea Lee vs. Miranda MaverickDon't forget to check out the bonus section for a great review of the UFC Vegas 86 preliminary card. Make sure to tune in immediately after this weekend's fights for breakdowns and analysis on our 6th Round Post-Fight Show.Thank you for reading this article and listening to the podcast. Please consider subscribing to the Bloody Elbow Substack to enjoy our daily premium content. Your paid subscriptions are helping build our new site and keeping hope alive that our staff will remain intact. If you haven't already, please pledge with a paid subscription today. If you have, please share this post far and wide.Follow us as @BloodyElbow on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, and at BloodyElbow.Substack.com & BloodyElbowPodcast.Substack.com.Thank you for reading and listening to the MMA Vivisection. This post is public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bloodyelbowpodcast.substack.com/subscribe
Keith and Ben preview UFC 298, with background, analysis, detailed predictions and picks for all 12 fights. Off-topic conversations include...well, there are a lot of them because Ben didn't cut out as much as he usually does. Mark Coleman getting a face full of wrestling shoe at UFC 17, Michaelangelo's painting of the Sistine Chapel, MMA fans' inability to understand the word "consensus," the Philadelphia Zoo, and of course Bo Nickal, all get a mention.0:00 Intro: Keith forgets a wrestler?10:56 Andrea Lee (13-8) vs. Miranda Maverick (12-5)21:42 Oban Elliott (9-2) vs. Valentine Woodburn (7-1)35:46 Josh Quinlan (6-1, 1 NC) vs. Danny Barlow (7-0)41:53 Minyang Zhang (16-6) vs. Brendson Ribeiro (15-5, 1 NC)52:44 Rinya Nakamura (8-0) vs. Carlos Vera (11-3)1:04:05 Marcos Rogerio de Lima (21-9-1) vs. Justin Tafa (7-3, 1 NC)1:12:25 Amanda Lemos (13-3-1) vs. Mackenzie Dern (13-4)1:21:48 Anthony Hernandez (11-2) vs. Roman Kopylov (12-2)1:30:03 Merab Dvalishvili (16-4) vs. Henry Cejudo (16-3)1:42:48 Geoff Neal (15-5) vs. Ian Garry (13-0)2:00:26 Robert Whittaker (24-7) vs. Paulo Costa (14-2)2:17:22 Alexander Volkanovski (26-3) vs. Ilia Topuria (14-0)2:40:11 A quick rundown of all the picks
CARLOS VERA: "Esperan que el asesinato de la Fiscal Salazar se concrete?, ¡Ya basta! Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1u_OIFe8kU&list=RDCMUCRZ1jMBfN9H8lbTbkSL0OIw&start_radio=1 Vera a su Manera con Carlos Vera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus #opinion #editorial #carlosvera #veraasumanera #fiscalía #ecuador #dianasalazar #fiscalsalazar #casometastasis #metastasis
Programa Completo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mG43kawsIc Vera a su manera con Carlos Vera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 Sìguenos en: Live Streaming: https://www.wuanplus.tv/ Suscríbete a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WuanPlus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WuanPlus X: https://twitter.com/WuanPlus TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wuanplus?lang=es Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wuanplus/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@wuanplus
En El Gran Musical, con Christian Del Alcázar Ponce, conversamos con Carlos Vera, Periodista y analista político, sobre los acontecimientos más importantes del Ecuador que marcan el 2023.
Keith and Ben preview UFC Fight Night 233 "Song vs. Gutierrez," also known as UFC Vegas 83, with detailed predictions and picks for all 12 fights. Side topics of conversation include vinyl records, Band of Brothers, ESPN media personality Dan Hellie and, of course, Bo Nickal.0:00 An update on the state of New England youth wrestling11:00 Daniel Marcos (15-0) vs. Carlos Vera (11-3)19:28 Steve Garcia (14-5) vs. Melquizael Costa (20-6)30:22 Rayanne Amanda dos Santos (14-6) vs. Talita Alencar (4-0-1)41:52 Tatsuro Taira (14-0) vs. Carlos Hernandez (9-2)49:25 Luana Santos (6-1) vs. Stephanie Egger (8-4)59:06 Hyun Sung Park (8-0) vs. Shannon Ross (12-8)1:08:48 Kenan Song (20-7) vs. Kevin Jousset (9-2)1:19:46 Jun Yong Park (17-5) vs. Andre Muniz (23-6) 1:35:24 Nasrat Haqparast (15-5) vs. Jamie Mullarkey (17-6)1:48:35 Su Mudaerji (16-5) vs. Allan Nascimento (20-6)1:58:18 Anthony Smith (37-18) vs. Khalil Rountree (12-5, 1NC) 2:13:49 Yadong Song (20-7-1, 1 NC) vs. Chris Gutierrez (20-5-2)
Check out my website "dfsbythenumbers.com". There you will find all my MMA betting and DFS content. Check out my affordable pricing options and get access to my bets right when I place them, my stats you see on screen, betting articles, and extra content that is not shown on Youtube!I also put my content on Patreon as well for those who are more comfortable with that platform. You can find me there at patreon.com/dfsbythenumbersBe sure to follow me on social media for live updates and my DM's are always open for any questions or if you just need someone to talk to:Twitter: dfs_numbersInstagram: dfsbythenumbersEmail: dukes_brady83@yahoo.comTimestamps for UFC Vegas 83, Song Yadong vs Chris Gutierrez:Melquizael Costa vs Steve Garcia (1:37)Daniel Marcos vs Carlos Vera (3:52)Rayanne Amanda vs Talita Alencar (5:44)Luana Santos vs Stephanie Egger (8:26)Kevin Jousset vs Kenan Song (10:50)Tatsuro Taira vs Carlos Hernandez (13:20)HyunSung Park vs Shannon Ross (15:00)Nasrat Haqparast vs Jamie Mullarkey (17:50)Jun Yong Park vs Andre Muniz (20:38)Allan Nascimento vs Sumudaerji (23:50)Khalil Rountree vs Anthony Smith (25:50)Yadong Song vs Chris Gutierrez (29:50)#ufcpredictions #ufcbetting #ufcvegas83
En El Gran Musical, con Christian Del Alcázar Ponce, conversamos con Carlos Vera, Periodista y analista político, sobre los últimos días del Gobierno de Guillermo Lasso. ¿Qué le deja al Ecuador?
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Carlos Vera comparte su opinión respecto a los resultados de último debate presidencial transmitido el domingo 13 de agosto. Vera a su Manera con Carlos Vera Lunes a Viernes 06.00 https://www.wuanplus.tv/
Carlos "Pequeno" Vera talks with us about his experience with TUF, if Conor McGregor still carries the auora, and what is after the show.
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The Ultimate Fighter Episode 5 Recap | Team McGregor vs. Team Chandler Join Wyatt and Navid as they delve into the action packed world of The Ultimate Fighter! In this thrilling season, renowned fighters Michael Chandler and Conor McGregor take the roles of coaches, leading a fierce competition between seasoned UFC veterans and hungry prospects vying for a shot at UFC glory. In the fifth episode, Chandler struggles to coach his next fighter, TUF 27 winner Brad Katona, whose allegiance may lie with the other team. He faces off against Carlos Vera to determine who will be the next bantamweight semifinalist. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realitydaily/support
UFC fighter & fd TUF deltagare Pannie Kianzad och UFC kommentator Tim Sasivanij diskuterar The Ultimate Fighter: Team McGregor vs Team Chandler. En spännande säsong där bantam- och lättviktare kommer slåss om UFC kontrakt. Häng med när vi delar våra tankar om säsongens femte avsnitt och matchen mellan Brad Catona och Carlos Vera.Tack för att ni är med oss!Instagram: @treronder_mmaHemsida: trerondermma.seMail: hej@trerondermma.se
Welcome to another episode of tales from the trail. This edition is a special one, Justin Chezem and I welcome an up and coming professional athlete, Carlos Vera. Carlos is outside the usual guest profile, he's a professional mixed martial arts fighter. He is currently a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter on ESPN. The UFC produced show brings in 16 fighters to compete against each other to determine a winner who is awarded a contract to fight in the UFC. On the show, the 16 fighters are divided into two teams of 8, each coached by a veteran of the UFC. In this season, the coaches are Michael Chandler and Conor MacGregor. Carlos is on MacGregor's side and shares a bit of that experience with us. However, the main reason I wanted Carlos to join is that he is uniquely qualified to share what mindset it takes to continually progress and reach your goals which transcends sport. As you'll hear, Carlos went from his comfortable life of wearing a suit and tie in the financial world to become a professional fighter. There are many lessons to glean from this episode about discipline, resilience, sacrifice, overcoming obstacles, and maintaining focus on your objectives. I can't thank Carlos enough for joining us, he's put a lot of thought into pursuing a career in fighting and it shows in his thoughtful conversation with us. I'm certain you'll enjoy this episode and hope that you'll share it, rate it, and subscribe to Tales From the Trail.
Amigues en este episodio hablamos de lo lamentable que jugó el Celaya (ya sé, es tema pasado, pero dicen por ahí nunca es tarde) y Carlos nos contó un poco más de su historia por el marketing y su gusto por el fut! La neta se puso buena la charla!!! ----- SUSCRÍBETE y FOLLOW! - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LazaHablaPod... - Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarioLazaro - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariolazaro/ - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mariolazarod FONDEA ESTE PROYECTO Aquí
Carlos Vera en Café La Posta, ¿El gobierno se hizo de la vista gorda con la corrupción en su gabinete?
Jacob Lei was a rising Junior in High School when he participated in one of BioBuilder's online programs in the summer of 2020, waking up at 5AM Pacific time to participate synchronously three times a week for a month. BioBuilder's online program introduced Jacob to the idea that biology and engineering could be combined to help people, using genetic parts that could be reconnected to address global issues. His biodesign team focused on medical treatments with a design that addressed insulin regulation in Type I diabetes, incorporating a model for insulin fluctuations in R. Jacob furthered his interest in synthetic biology through a program at UCSD the following summer -- taught by Carlos Vera (an amazing BioBuilder teacher himself!). And now Jacob attends Rice University in Texas where he is studying bioengineering, and will be joining Jeff Tabor's lab to carry out an undergraduate research project, working on novel two component signaling pathways. He is also sharing his excitement for science through a local outreach program called Kids Are Scientists Too, in which Jacob spends time doing fun science demonstrations with young students near Rice University.
¿Qué ocurre con el Triangular de fútbol cadete en Fuerteventura?. Las respuestas a esta pregunta en el programa de este jueves de Deportes Fuerteventura con Jose Ricardo Cabrera. Participaban Oliver Benítez, técnico del CD Corralejo Cadetes; Ernesto Rodríguez, presidente de la UD Jandía y Carlos Vera, presidente del Unión Tetir C.F. Además también intervenía Javito, […]
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Llega el #Episodio24 de tu punkast de confianza #ysncpp. -Nos acercamos a la época en la que volvemos a usar las mismas canciones de la selección que tenemos usando más de 20 años. - Carlos Vera se terminó de chiflar y mandó a avisparse a un colaborador con puteada de por medio. - Los del Montufar están quemando el quiosco porque los están choreando adentro del colegio. - Llora 30ñero llora (y tal vez hasta 40ñero) EL ANGEL DE PIEDRA. Disfruta del programa, #VeCerdoMiserable y si te gustó, compártelo en tus redes y con tus amigos. Hosts: Pipo Klinger (@whosthisKlinger) Efrén Guerrero (@auraneurotica) John Dunn (@ladrillazo) Producción y edición: Carla Iglesias (@moonfire8) Síguenos en: Instagram: @ysncpp Twitter: @ysncpp Facebook: Ysncpp Para sponsor o contacto: ysinuevascadenaspreparan@gmail.com UNA PRODUCCIÓN DE: Botana Estudio. Instagram: @botana_estudio
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Listen to and Subscribe to the Knockin' Doorz Down podcast on all audio platforms and on YouTube for more amazing interviews at https://www.KDDPodcast.com and follow Knockin' Doorz Down on social media. #onedayatatime #wedorecover ##inspiration Why did I want to talk with Matthew Ganem on Knockin' Doorz Down? Matt has been in recovery for 14 years and has worked in the field of substance abuse treatment since 2014. He has reached thousands of lives through his efforts to battle drug and alcohol addiction. At Aftermath Addiction Treatment Center, Matt takes an active role in the day-to-day activities with the clients, he is usually the first person a client will see as they enter the door. Matt makes sure to let each client know that they are not alone as they begin their journey on the path to recovery and tries to inspire them to achieve a better way of life in recovery. Matt is an award-winning poet and public speaker, the author of The Shadow Of An Addict, and was recognized as the Recovery Advocate of the year in 2015 by the Massachusetts Organization of Addiction and Recovery. He is well known for speaking on addiction and prevention at schools and local community events. Matt is committed to building Aftermath into a leading treatment provider where people feel welcomed and supported on their journey to recovery. Matt Ganem is a true inspiration, from being a troubled youth, experimenting with alcohol and drugs at a young age. Matt was on the verge of death, in constant trouble with the law, and losing friends to drug use. This led Matt to a life of recovery, finding his voice through poetry and music as well as becoming a dedicated father of two. Matt is now the owner of the Aftermath Treatment Center helping others achieve sobriety while being an addiction recovery leader in his community and resource to all. For more on Matt Ganem and Aftermath Treatment Center https://www.facebook.com/MattGanemPoet http://www.iamnotanonymous.org/matthew https://www.instagram.com/mattganem_poet https://aftermathtreatmentcenter.com/ For 51FIFTY use the discount code KDD20 for 20% off! https://51fiftyltm.com/ For more information on Carlos Vieira's autobiography Knockin' Doorz Down, the Carlos Vieira Foundation, the Race 2B Drug-Free, Race to End the Stigma, and Race For Autism programs visit: https://www.carlosvieirafoundation.org/ © 2021 by KDD Media Company. All rights reserved. Transcript What is recovery, it's stepping outside of your comfort zone, you know, and like public speaking, hopping in the ring and being an announcer, doing poetry. Like these are all like unorthodox things that when you tell somebody their own fears, they're projecting on you and for how long did we sit in? Like that cage thinking that we weren't good enough, that we weren't capable of anything. We didn't deserve any better of a life. You know, like I was on a suicide mission every day. Like I didn't wanna live cuz I didn't think I was worth it at, at one point. I didn't think anybody loved me because of the wreckage that I caused. And I don't like facing my wreckage. I don't like at that time when I was using and I I'd hurt my family at hurt a friend, I don't ever wanna face them. I wanna run, fight a flight. Let me take off cuz I don't wanna deal with the repercussions of what I caused Knocking doors down your host. Jason, here with you. My guest on this episode, Matt G do me a favor. Please hit subscribe on whatever platform that you're enjoying on Spotify, apple podcast. And please share these episodes with someone that you think might just need to hear some of the knowledge that the guests share here on the podcast, in the conversations that we have do me a favor, help knocking doors down, grow, share with someone else that you think can get value out of these podcasts. Why did I wanna talk to Matt? Well, he's returning for a second time, but I wanna talk to someone that works in the addiction recovery field and some of the things they're seeing post COVID that are some really big concerns for the recovery community. Plus, I want to touch on the transformations that Matt's been making with his life since it's been a couple years and pick Matt's brain about getting to that next level in my own recovery. And so many other things that are insightful that might help you turn your life around. And that's what knocking doors down is all about. Before we get to Matt G I've gotta thank 51 50 51 50 is about having the power to overcome, to persevere the power, to set your life on a course to success. And right now you can get 20% off when you go to 51 50 ltm.com. Use the code K D D 20 that's K D D 20 20% off. Check out all the swag, hatch shirts, sweatshirts, all the gear that you want and get 20% off cuz we couldn't do knocking doors down without 51 50. Here's my guest, Matt Gandham after math treatment coming back on the pod, how's it going? My brother, It's going pretty good, man. It's a beautiful, beautiful day. Of Course, Matt, this second time here on the pod, if you want to hear Matt's story, go back through the archives. I mean just you're one of those people. The reason I want to talk to you again, cuz death was, was imminent. But, but now where I'm like really actively working my sobriety because it's doing a pretty guy, good job. The first time we met, but I got that arrogant streak in me. Like I'm okay. And, and I ended up falling off. So it's almost 17 months ago. I really wanna dig in with you on, on signs of substance abuse, cuz you were young when you were hitting it, you know, maybe it helped the listener see for a significant other that, Hey, these are some warnings, man. These are the things that pop up. Yeah. So one of the, I, I mean for me, a lot of it started with like behaviors in class, class, clown trying to get attention, you know, the insecurities and stuff that, that I had inside the fear of acceptance, the fear that people don't like me, that I would do over the top things to try to gain, you know, whether it was laugh, smiling on, you know, just something I was trying to, to gain from a young age, getting in trouble, you know, fighting there. There were just a lot of like, you know, certain behaviors even before I picked up a drug that, that you know, that you can spot for like a kid it's a little harder for like relationships because I was like so fucked up most of my youth that like, you know, I think when I was getting high, I mean, I don't know I was getting girls that, that didn't get high to drive me to do stickups and I, I don't know I was in, I was in some, in some shit when I was using. Yeah. But, but the obsession and the compulsiveness of, of a child, which like as a parent now, like I see in my kids, I see an electronics, you know, like you take your phone or, or a tablet away from a child and they have like a meltdown. It's like taking a bag of dope away from me. Like I'm gonna flip out, you know, but that's what it was like for like, I would do things to, to the max, you know? Sure. When I was playing sports, it was like, I was the last kid to leave the court after playing all night baseball, you know, I throw, I throw a ball into my arm was throbbing because I wanted to get better. And I wanted to be the best in like that competition, you know, just to be better than the next person to be the player on whatever team I was on. And I would do everything like over the top. And then I gravitated towards like the trouble makers, you know, and then to be accepted by trouble makers, you have to cause trouble. You know? So I, I was getting suspended in school in fifth grade. I was getting, you know, I don't know. I, I did a bunch of nonsense when I was real young. Like I was like a terrorist child. Like I feel awful cuz like it, it wasn't, you know, it wasn't how my parents really raised me. I mean, they both worked. My father left my mother when I was young, but they were both like working class. So like I kind of, you know, would cause trouble on my walk to, and from school stealing from the corner store, you know, for like validation from, from the people around me that like, oh Matt's crazy, Matt will do crazy things or Right. You know, there was a time I was hanging out with all the kids and they wanted to smoke. They wanted cigarettes and they didn't have any. So I said, alright, watch, I'll go steal smokes from this corner store. And they had like a hot dog stand to the side. So I asked the guy for a hot dog. And when he went to go make it, I ran around the corner, took two cottons of cigarettes and was booting down the streets. I didn't even smoke at the time just to say that I did it to like be accepted or whatever. Like the, the, you know, just doing dumb things. It remind me of line from it's fallout boy. Yeah. I like fallout, boy I'll own it. I don't care. I don't care what you think as long as it's about me. Yeah, exactly. And it really is. It's like we it's the truth. Yeah. We just wanna fucking build a rep of some kind. Okay. As long as it's this, this attention I'm getting attention and it it's so screw, it's funny you talk about relationships. Like I was a king of codependency, you know? Yeah. Any guy that maybe had some abandonment issues and wanted to nurture, So to mommy trying to fix me. Yeah. I'm gonna latch onto any broken, you know, broken pot of you and, and you're gonna need me through all that. Yeah. It's Yeah. I mean, it's, you know, it's that, that, that for that attention was what I did, you know, my, I went through full high school, so I was constantly getting kicked out. So I wore that like a badge of honor. Right. I sold drugs like, oh, I'm big, bad drug dealer. Like, no, I was getting high the whole time. And you know, being a little, you know, Guinea pig for whoever the kids in the neighborhood where we're like, Hey, go run these in school and bring us back the money. And I used to think I was like some big, bad guy stick up kid. I got stabbed. I used to wear that like a badge on like somebody almost killed me. Yeah. Like the rep and the longer in sobriety I get, the more I look back at like how delusional and you know, just like my way of thinking was so fucked back. Yeah. Back when I was using, when, you know, the streets, like whatever, I was like wrapped up in that I was just like a lost child. Like wish somebody grabbed me at that time and just shook me. Like, you don't need to try to impress other people. And the older I get, the less, I care about the opinion of others. Yep. And especially like putting your story out there and like, you know, like the poetry and, and some of the things that I've done in my recovery in my life, you gotta let go of, of people's opinions. I remember when I first started telling people, I'm gonna try to like chase poetry as a dream. And I come from a neighborhood where you don't, you know, Not that Shit. Yeah. They, you know, they're like, what, what are you talking about? I'm like, yeah, I'm gonna go do an open mic and I'm gonna go recite poetry. And they would laugh at, you know, like, oh, what Matt's, you know, Matt's on something, But it's kind of that, don't you think that, and I still struggle with this. This is one of the great reasons I wanted to talk to you is I have these things inside. And I, I was telling my girlfriend this, like, it, it, it feels like it wants to escape. And, and it's just, you know, I said, what, when I was drinking, I didn't give a fuck. I would, I would do whatever it was now. Like I have a conscience and I don't wanna be overbearing to people or whatever it is, but we kind of gotta embrace it. We are a little bit nutty. Yeah. And that's a good thing. And, and get the fuck after it. Like what, what do you want to do? You know, you look at a, at a guy, whether you, whatever you think of him or not Elon Musk, I wanna send rockets to space. Yeah. Okay. I'm gonna do it. You know, you kinda Gotta be well that's yeah. Everybody gave him shit. When he said that, thinking like, oh, who, you know, this guy's a lunatic, but he has the, the follow through to it, you know? Yeah. Yeah. And he's, I love Elon. I love everything that, that, that guy does. And it's the crazy people that, that actually change the world and make a difference. You know what I mean? Like you have to be some level of, of, you know, every genius has a touch of insanity. The knocking doors down book shares all the history and inspiration behind the Carlos Vera foundation and how it all started all proceeds from the book benefit, the Carlos Vera foundation's race to be drug free campaign. So what's that all about through the race to be drug free campaign. Carlos Vera foundation raises awareness about drug abuse, donates to drug free programs and brings drug free speakers into schools to educate youth the race to be drug free campaigns. Main program is the gloves, not drugs boxing program. This program is completely free for kids between the ages of eight and 17 to learn discipline, strength, respect, comradery, and the art of boxing. The program was created to keep kids off the streets out of gangs and away from drugs for more info and to get involved, check out Carlos Vera foundation.org. Yeah. I, and for me, you know, as a parent, as well, father daughter like yourself, how can I sit and tell my kids go after it, chase your dreams if I'm being a hypocrite and I'm not. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Like we gotta set that groundwork. No, I know. So like, I try to embrace for like my kids. My kids are like wicked creative, both of them. And which I hope is, is part of, you know, me being a poet, them seeing me perform. And like some of the things that poetry has brought to like my life, like being on the news and being able to travel and, and all like the treatment center and all the stuff that came after it, you know, my son has had a progression where he started doing comic books at a young age. So I was pushing him to, to draw comics and he was selling 'em for a dollar, a piece, you know? And then he moved to like animation on YouTube, draw in voiceovers, getting friends involved to like voice the characters and have storylines. And then we embraced it. And what's funny is now, so he just turned 14 years old and he he's like into rap, which like, I'm like a big rap fan. And I catch him every now and then free styling to himself. So now when we're walking the dogs, it's like, he goes a few lines. I go a few lines and we go back and forth, you know, because like, I feel like a lot of times people will tell you not to do something or not to chase your dreams, especially like at younger, you know, a young age, they want you boxed into like, you know, get a job, go to college, get a job, bury yourself in debt, outside the box, thinking isn't, isn't gonna get you anywhere where like, I wanna embrace the creativity. Cause I feel like modern day schools kind of destroy that passion that, you know, my, my daughter wants to be a singer, got a karaoke machine and, and try to push her to sing, but she got stage fright. So she has to, she gets too embarrassed around people. That's funny. See, I got, I got so SI fright. Like you put me on a stage. I'm fine. Yeah. Yep. Exactly. Prop me up there. I'm good. Like I'll do for, for 51 50 there MMA events. I'm good. Once I get in the ring and do the announcing, but then when I get off and people are like, man, you're really good. I'm like, you're like, thanks. I appreciate I don't inebriate myself anymore to have that ability, but I'm working on it. I'm fucking working on it. But that that's. And how cool is that? That you didn't listen to the naysayers and hear this son that your skill and these things that you wanted to do that your addiction hindered. You said, fuck it. I mean, I, I could have been dead. This isn't. Yeah. Kill me. And your opinion of me. Isn't gonna kill Me. Exactly. Well, it's also part of like recovery. What is recovery? It's stepping outside of your comfort zone, you know, and like public speaking, hopping in the ring and being in an announcer, doing poetry. Like these are all like unorthodox things that when you tell somebody their own fears, they're projecting on you and for how long did we sit in? Like that cage thinking that we weren't good enough, that we weren't capable of anything. We didn't deserve any better of a life. You know? Like I was on a suicide mission every day. Like I didn't wanna live cuz I didn't think I was worth it at, at one point. I didn't think anybody loved me because the wreckage that I caused and I don't like facing my wreckage. I don't like at that time when I was using and I I'd hurt my family I'd hurt a friend. I don't ever wanna face them. I wanna run, fight a flight. Let me take off cuz I don't wanna deal with the repercussions of what I caused. Yeah. You know, All to what, Whereas whereas now like looking at, at some of those outside the box things and the things that, that were really uncomfortable for me, especially in the early stages that I was able to grow, you know, into the, that where we're at right now, like I'm, you're in California right now. I'm in Massachusetts. We cross paths somehow. And we get to have like a conversation about recovery, about life parenting, a wide range of things that really stem from me getting clean. And then also me like from my side of it, when people were like, oh, what are you gonna do with poetry? It's a waste of time. Like, all right, I'm gonna prove you wrong. Just like when people told me I wasn't gonna stay clean or I'd be back in jail or I was gonna be a statistic. It's like, all right, that I'm gonna show you and I'm gonna, you know, exceed any expectations or the limits that you're gonna set. Well, and it's funny that you brought what you brought up about school. I think it was Gary Vanner check Gary V people in the, and he said, school's really good at building workers. It's not really good at building the creative entrepreneurial mind to go after that spirit and, and pursue what you wanna do. So it's good for the groundwork, but like, Hey parents, and it's nice to, to, to, I think one of the things we get outta recovery, we get a lot more switched on shit. We've seen both sides. We've seen a lot. And like one of the, one of the, the, I just did an interview that was like from, from addict to entrepreneur. And it asked about like some of the, the strengths from my drug use. Right. And how they've adapted into being a business owner and, and an entrepreneur. And a lot of it's like the risk, the risk taking risk versus reward, getting uncomfortable, taking chances. I mean, how, for me, so many times I was pushing the limits on, on doing whatever I had to do to get high that now I turn that same mentality into success. Yeah. You know what I mean? And for instance, I, I love sports. You see my man, Tom Brady behind me in his autograph, I got a bunch of autographs around my office, around my house. So I go to this like autograph shop and you know, I I'm pretty to myself when I'm, I don't really talk much to people, but I ended up getting into a conversation with the guy at the shop. Now he went to school to be an entrepreneur, huh. Right. Works for somebody doesn't own his own business. And he in turn tells me, as I shared with him that I I've take, you know, I've, I've owned businesses that have failed. I've take risks that I've failed. I haven't gotten discouraged, wiped the dart off, learned the lesson from it and moved on and used. What I learned into the next venture practical experience is, is what's made me a successful businessman. And he goes and tells me how school hurts him because he is so terrified to take a chance at anything because how much, you know, the, just the way they're educated to be an entrepreneur. Yeah. In a school setting, it's like, it just doesn't teach you compared to like, you know, the successes and failures that, that, that we might have faced. And I think our addiction, you know, you fallen 17 months ago gives you that drive of like, I can bounce back from anything. Like I got cleaned from shooting heroin and homelessness. There's nothing you can put in front of me that I don't think I'm gonna be able to get through. Oh, I fall short hair. Cool. Cut. Bait. Move on. Yeah. Like I'm not gonna, you know, I had a pizza shop. I had this great, you know, to talk about businesses. I had a, the last place I owned, 20% of it bought a couple of sober houses. So I was like, oh, the guys go through treatment. Then when they graduate treatment, they move to the sober house. And this pizza shop came on, you know, the market. I'm like, oh, it's a great idea. It's a get well job. Yeah. They can't really put drug addicts with cash on hand businesses. And no, I did it with the best intention at the time it ended up failing miserably. Cuz all I hired was like recovering addicts and you know, unfortunately Got wiped a bit. Huh? Yeah. You go to the register and be a little from time to time. It's like, you know, it was a bad, it was a bad business decision, but like I'm not gonna let it haunt me. It's it's a learning lesson. You know, I'll probably never get into the, the food industry ever Again, You know, but I'm willing to take the risk and you know, I took it on the chin and moved on, you know, Absolutely. This whole thing at life is a risk and we ain't gonna get out alive and we're not gonna get out with our stuff, you know? Yep. Our next partner has a product I use literally every day I started taking a G one because I wanted better gut help, more energy. 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But like the connection is, is, you know, the, the pain we went through, the struggle overcoming it and getting clean. It's like, you can really connect with just about, just about anybody. Yeah. You know what I mean? In that sense. And then Tom Brady is behind me, even though he don't play for the Patriots anymore. I still, you know, guy gave me 20 years of greatness as a, as a Boston sports fan. That's right. And then over my left shoulder as another really good friend of mine, SL he's a underground hip hop artist. He's an actor. He actually got clean in Cali. He was in gone baby, not gone, baby gone. Was it gone, baby, gone killing him softly. He's in like a bunch of movies played, played a cop in his last one, which was shocking. I forget the name. I forget the name on the spot of it. But he's like a, an extremely talented guy in all aspects. As an actor, as a musician, he's like a hot, cool underground rapper that Boston's not really known for hip hop. Sure. But like one of the things that I respect from him as an artist is that he tried to put other like up and coming hip hop cats on like an album, like the Boston project. He tried to give him shine cuz he has, you know, he has like a pretty far reach overseas up the east coast. And he's in recovery. Is that the dude that you were on his track or was it somebody else? Yeah, I, I have a track with him and another guy Rex. Okay. Where we we're talking about I'm my poem is of somebody who died where I'm talking like I'm from the other side. And they're talking about Rex was talking about a buddy of ours that passed away and saying, was talking about one of his friends, but I'm in a music video that he did called do what you love. And we did like a ton of charity work. Like I met him, not like before he was in recovery, just at like hiphop shows, cuz like I would do poetry events. I'd host hiphop, I'd perform it at some hiphop shows locally. And when he got clean, we crossed past and he, he knew like I was, you know, obviously big in the recovery community out here. And we, we did like a couple charity events. He had me host his, one of his album release parties. We worked together for a period of time and he actually just, he's in a partnership group that just opened up a detox and res Charles river recovery. Okay. Which is like 40, 30 minutes from where, where I am. So it's pretty cool to see the impact of like, you know, somebody, I look up to him a lot as like a writer, as an artist and you know, that's like, he's like one of my brothers, you know, big brother. Yeah. I'm gonna have to talk to that cat then, you know? Yeah, Yeah, no I'll connect you. But yeah, no Nova, I mean, that was cool cuz you know, talk to him twice first time like this via zoom and then to go, we actually at castle band with him and bam God, I hope bam is, is doing better man. But, but Nova it's great that he took that. He's got a real charisma to him and it's cool that he's turned that into a thing of, of helping others. I mean another guy become friends with Nova, got him into treatment, Tim loin. He's been here on the podcast and, and, and spoke with him on another one that, that you also appeared on. And it's just so cool how people that you know were so fucking selfish and are using that. We can't, we can't get outside of ourselves that now to be able to turn that around into something and like just, you had said this and I believe it was the, the conversation we had on the other podcasts that I do. And just like, I wake up and aim to be as service. Yeah. You know, that's what I got. Yeah. But that's like, you know, the charisma that he brings the inspiration. I remember when I was in high school and you'd bring in the dare speaker, it's like, they'd roll him in a wheelchair. And you'd talk about his 50 years of drink it. And we used to laugh like, oh, that'll never be me. That'll never be us. Well, what's cool. Nowadays is you have like, you know, inspirational speakers, like Nova going into schools, sharing with kids, trying to get them engaged. I know, you know, every time I try to talk to, to kids, you try to bring an element that like when I was in high school that they didn't have. Yeah. You know, everybody's falling asleep in the crowd to the guy that's not relatable that you can't connect with, but then you see somebody like Nova and he's like, yeah. You know, just breaking down all the achievements he has. And you know, you can check everything that he's done still hit bottom and was able to bounce back. I mean, it's, you know, it's extremely inspirational and you know, he's family to me. So yeah. I love Him. Good dude. Good dude. I hope, hope to see him again. At some point you said something earlier, interesting Matt, that you know about about that love and seeking love. Was it hard for you? This was a challenge. This was one of the last challenges through the AA steps. I'm a 12 step guy like you are, was I felt that presence of a higher power. I actually had a cool moment of spiritual awakening, but I still struggled in the aftermath that why would God love me? Do you find that with people that come into aftermath, that they struggle with that component? And did you struggle with that? Yeah. I mean, this, this, I have some severe like survivors, guilt survivors remorse that like I've lost a lot of my friends that I grew up with. And, and why, why was I like spared a sacrifice and still here when like, you know, other others were not like, what, what was the difference between me and them? That, that they ended up losing their life to this disease and yeah, somehow some way I'm still standing here. And then I also try to use that as like the purpose. Like I try to carry the message, carry their names and everything that I do as a way to like, you know, make sure that they didn't die in VA. You know, like a lot of times I feel like when we were, when we got into using there wasn't education, the way there is now, I'm not saying, you know, it doesn't matter. All the resources in the world could be out there. Addiction can still happen. But I feel like with Oxycontin in my generation and my group of friends in my area, it was like such a new wave. And it came over so fast spread like wildfire. And like, I mean, it's been taking people out and people haven't been able to get outta the grips of it. Yeah. You know, I'm fortunate that I got, I got clean at, at a young age, but then I I've watched so much death and destruction and like people that like genuinely wanted the help and, and they, they would have it. And they had the knowledge, we just lost a buddy of mine, Danny Mack, that like he could, he could recite the book and he was such an engaging powerful speaker. And like, unfortunately, you know, the disease got to him, you know, he didn't stopped taking care of himself, stopped probably doing the things that, that he needed to. And you know, the shit that's out there is no joke. I mean, it's something, you know, I always talk about when I was shooting heroin, I, I wanted to die every single night. I never feared that I was going to die. Right. With, with the joke that, that I used where nowadays, like people are terrified to use because you just don't, it's, it's just, it literally is killing people, you know, at such a rapid pace. Like it's, it's, it's insane. It's like absolute insanity. Well, You know, the, the fucking fentanyl sneaking into everything being split and cut and you know, I mean, we see what here, I don't know about there, but definitely with the pills, you know, people getting M 30 S and stuff and, and, you know, people are listening, maybe aren't in the drug recovery culture, like you and I are, but yeah, they're these, you know, getting these press pills, you know, someone's taking 'em man, cause some dude could be mixing it up in his fucking bath and, and oh, absolutely. Held a split. You get a hundred percent fentanyl you're gone. Yeah. I mean, we, another buddy, we lost that. When they went, went through his room, there was no needle, no syringe, no straw, no rolled up dollar bill, nothing. And I come to find out, he had popped one of those M 30 S that was a straight pressed fentanyl pill. And didn't make it, you know, like it's such a, a deadly lethal chemical component mixture, whatever that like, you know, is serious repercussions when you're using it. Yeah. You know, and it's like one of the most high break things about how, like we're seeing a lot more alcoholics and a lot of it's because there's not a lot of people that are making it out from, from using fentanyl. You know? I mean, it's really ravaging the country. I mean, every single year the overdose deaths have increased. It's the number one. Cause in deaths, in people from 18 to 35. Yeah. Like that's some serious, you know, that's a serious number right there. Yeah. You know, it's not, it's not car accidents. It's not, no, it's, It's overdose deaths is the leading cause for death in young adults. Yeah. Yeah. We've got a, A heartbreaking, A mental health issue that I, I don't have the solution to address. Yeah. But I think the more we get it out there that like, you know, talk about your problems and it's a good thing. It's a sign of strength, not weakness. Hopefully we can come across that. And you know, cause I don't know, other than people that care cuz our government ain't gonna do it For yeah. The government doesn't, doesn't give a shit. But I do think like my father and then to me, for, for an extent, when I was younger, we're taught to man up and not express feelings. Like my father only now in his, late in his sixties is starting to express himself a little bit softer than his entire life. But like as men, we're not told to talk about our problems, that it's a sign of weakness. One actually it's like a sign of strength that you're not holding onto it. You're not bottling it up that, you know, you can talk about having weak moments or feeling like, you know, being able to express whatever it is that you're going through. Yeah. You know, I think if we can continue that conversation of, of allowing us to be vulnerable, weak, and emotional at moments or whenever and pass that down to like our kids. So they're not scared of being like, Hey, you know, I'm feeling like this where you're gonna be shamed and told to man up, you know, don't cry, don't show your feelings. Like, you know, we need to raise, you know, kids that are better in tune with their emotions. Yeah. They don't have to seek that, that substance drinking or drug to kinda numb whatever emotion that they were dealing with the way, you know, I did when I was younger. Yeah. And for me fell in later and you know yeah. And when we to give context, we don't mean come home and show your emotion. Oh the day was fucked. And no, we, we may maybe come home to the significant other and hopefully you have a relationship environment, cuz this is something you should question. If you don't, if you're in the right place, you come home and just be man, I had a tough day at work. You know, the boss is grinding me. I felt like I was overachieving, whatever it is, you know, you know, man, a friend of mine is sick and you know, any of that kind of stuff It's yeah. Sad over it. Yeah. It's important. It's okay to go like man, I'm sad. My energy isn't there. It's okay to have these things. We don't mean be arranging Dick about it. No, no, But express it. Yeah. A healthy, we need to learn how to express these emotions and feelings in a healthy manner. Not outbursts. Yeah. And what, which is hard to learn what exactly that is, but you got, you gotta work it to figure it out. You know, It's, you know, everything's a process, nothing, you know, takes time, takes learning, finding the different skills on how to cope and deal with different things. Yeah. Which can be a motherfucker. Yeah. Definitely some challenges on, on the way to figuring some things out. I still haven't figured everything out. You know, do we, do we want to though? No, no right. To figure everything out, it'd be a boring life. What, what else are we living for? You know, there's gotta be some tweaks and, and things that we can work on. You know, I, I wanna ask cuz you've got some good longevity with, with new people that come into the program, do they get thrown off? Cuz I'm starting to get lately a lot of dudes, like what does this AA saying mean? What does this one mean? You know, as simple as one day at a time I broke it, broke it down for a dude in my perspective. Yeah. Do you have some of the newcomers kind of hitting you up about some of that stuff or the people in, in the aftermath? I mean sometimes, sometimes people, you know, they question why certain things of the way they are or certain approaches are or you know, they get overwhelmed when you start. Especially like with alcoholics that, that I've been seeing lately, like a lot of first, a second time in treatment, still struggling with the idea that they're an alcoholic and you know, they're like, I'm never gonna be able to drink ever again. And you're just like, nah, man, keep it in the day. You know, just, yeah, just make it through the day, one day at a time, you know, and you build on those little victories and then you achieve, you know, something more and don't try to look too far ahead because it's overwhelming. I gotta, I gotta P mine he's struggling, but his significant other doesn't want it, like hear it. It's this perspective of, oh, just stop, you'll be fine. And it's like, Oh, if it was only that easy, Right. How do you combat that stuff? I'm kind of seeking advice for him maybe to drop him this. I mean, sometimes you have to look at the relationship. A lot of our friendships and relationships are developed on that connection of drinking. Yeah. And then sometimes, you know, people grow a pot, friends grow a pot, significant others grow a pot. And maybe somebody has to take a look that if, if, if drinking has become such a problem and you're not necessarily getting that support, you know, if they're still, are they still actively drinking too and still partying, but expecting your friend to stop Or yeah. Yeah. I mean that, you know, if you're trying to stay sober and you come home to a girl that's still drinking, partying and being around that lifestyle, that's something that's really hard. It's not a very healthy environment. If you're trying to better your Life, it's a good path to fallen off real quick. Yeah. Like, I mean, imagine, you know, all it takes is one bad day, a fight with your boss and you come home and your girl's there drinking and you just, you know, you get a case of the buckets and you know, you just grab that bottle and, you know, washed away whatever time that you've gained, you know, it's really difficult and toxic settings like that. Yeah. Cause I, I, I think one of one thing that really was important to examine, and I know you went through it too, was realizing the snorting of other people, you know, that, that codependency, I mean, some of us just do and there's some people that that's all it is like, you wonder like, wow, her, her, that this man or woman was in this relationship. We recently had this in the news with two celebrities. Yeah. Seems like a terrible toxic place, but there's something about that process of the activation of flight or fight or flight mode and kicking our serotonin and dopamine. And we confuse all this horse shit with, with love and it ain't fucking love. It's just no, not at Alling people man. And I mean, some people like that, they were raised in chaos. Yeah. So being in chaos, chaotic situations like that is something that as sick as it sounds is like normal to some people like without that toxicity, you know, sometimes people can't be in the mundane relationship that like everything is going nice. They need to stir the pot, you know, drop a shirt on a pillow, you know? I mean, you know, who doesn't come home, you know, Hey, I need to spice things up, you know, let take a shit on somebody's pillow. It's fucking wow. It was a, it was a grumpy, Matt Was, it was the Dog. I forgot it was a gr it's a grumpy, a fucking, But that's, but that's the thing. Like we grow up a lot of times in like chaotic situations. Yeah. Like I've always, I've struggled significantly with love. Like I, I have never rarely seen like a healthy, normal relationship. And then I look back at my years of trying to, trying to date or figure out what is love and who I'm with. And like, all I see is the same cycle repeating itself. And you know, it stems a lot from like what we were raised in. And when you're raised in, you know, unhealthy relationships, like sometimes, you know, the abandonment issues kick in, you latch on, you know, as bad as it may be the fear of going out in the world and finding somebody else keeps you in situations that you're not happy in. And then, you know, that misery is, it's like a comforting misery that you're just, you know, you're attached to. And then that fear of separating. And then now you have to stand on your own and who are you as a person, if you're not with, you know, married to this girl or, or in a relationship with this guy? Like, who are you when you stand on your own too? You know, it, it's very difficult, especially when you put sick individuals, like all of us apart. And you're like, Hey, be, you know, do the American dream marriage, big house, white picket fence and, and raise healthy children, you know? Yeah. Oh, Doesn't always come, you know, out how the American dream has been portrayed to us since we were kids. Yeah. And there definitely is that thing, that fantasy mindset that is, I thrown out there that us addicts got a ditch. Cause we lived in so much of a fucking haz of a, a, a lack of reality for so damn long. So it's crazy, man. It's crazy. Matt, we're gonna finish up with some fun, random questions and leave you at the final words. Tell people how to hit you up and I'll include the links in the podcast description. Yeah. You can find me on Facebook, Matt, the poet on Instagram and Twitter at Matt G under school poet. The treatment center that I own is aftermath addiction treatment center on Twitter. It is aftermath at aftermath, TC on Instagram. It's at aftermath underscore treatment. Yeah. Look for the Phoenix. You know, I, we have a very good quality brand that, that pops and has some very sentimental meaning in the name and, and you know, Phoenix as a writer, I write a lot using the metaphor, rising out the ashes of an attic. Reborn is a Phoenix from the fire. Like I use, you know, those type of metaphors a lot. So having like the Phoenix is the logo or the treatment center was like, you know, it just like came to me, had to, had to put it up there. You know, I love it. This, this, this one. I can't even, I don't know that you can see that that's my, my pirate in a bird, but this was gonna be a Phoenix. But the design that the tattoo artist and I had, cause I got shit on my shoulder, on my left shoulder, wouldn't fit. So that'll be reserved for the right arm with Phoenix. Cause that, that gave me chills. I'm kind of with you on that with Man coming outta the ashes, you know, shitty situations as, as an addict or an alcoholic, you know, we're shedding that dead skin of, of our active use and reborn as a new person in sobriety, you know, the metaphor runs deep for, for what, what we do at aftermath. You know, Absolutely 51 50 is a lifestyle we believe in pushing yourself, finding your passion, knowing your dreams and working hard and always striving to make those dreams. Your reality. We believe life is too short to sit back and say, what if go after it, grab it and make it happen. Being 51 50 is committing to that long, hard road that road, you know, is going to be tough, but the most rewarding that's living the madness. That's 51 50. If you're living the 51 50 lifestyle, then celebrate by rocking the goods. So listen up. There's a special deal for listeners of knocking doors down, go to 5, 1 50 ltm.com and enter co KDD 20 and receive 20% off your purchase. That's five one F I F T Y ltm.com. All right, man. Let's jump into those random questions. Yep. If you could have dinner with any one person alive or not, who would it be? Damn or not? Could I do both? Somebody's alive and somebody who's dead. All Right, go ahead. Throw a dinner party. I would love to sit down with Tupac. Yeah. Tupac's like my favorite writer and the emotion and all that comes with it. And then a person that's would probably like to have conversation on, on how he's been able to adapt to his circumstances coming from where he came from to get to where he is and evolve as an artist. So I think that would be a cool two cool conversations, even though Tupac, Get to break bread on this. Exactly. You're stranded on a deserted island. You got one movie and one music album with you. What are they? Hmm. Movie would be probably Goodwill hunting. I watch that whenever. And then for album would be it's doc and hell is hot. All right. That's funny. I posted something the other day on my story. I said where it was. Do you like apples? How about them? Apples. Yep. Yep. I love Goodwill, huh? No, I love that movie. I mean, what hap there's like a bunch that come to mind, like I'm a big Marvel fan and, and style wars. If I could get a whole collection, it probably would've went to one of them, but you know, I'm gonna rock with a classic I'm with you on star wars. One of my things, my previous sponsor, he goes, what did you love to do as a kid? And I'm like, ride, ride my bike, this and I go, I love to build Legos. And he goes, all right. And he sent me a gift card. So now I've got two bookshelves full of star wars and race. So hell yeah. How'd you like OB how'd you like OB one? OB won was fucking dope, man. Oh, was so sick. I loved it. The scene with Veda. I mean that turned, you know, that tugged on my hot strings, you know, they're two great actors and like, I wish we could get more even though I don't. You can't, you can't play anything else out between them two. I, yeah. I wonder cuz I've read some rumor about that. They were gonna do a second season, but I'm like, where do you from That? Why you can't have Vader in it like that is, I personally believe it's a perfect segue into a new hope and, and where they are at that point. I don't think you can do too much after that. You know, If you were in a star wars movie or TV show, would you play a Jedi or a isn't isn't it? Yeah, man. You know, I mean, peace loving happiness is the Jedi. And you know, I probably try to figure out some, you know, weird way to gain power and I don't know, sister just cooler. Yeah. You know, I love Vata. Veta is my favorite character and any movie, his whole arc is pretty dope. So I think I'm gonna have to rock with, with Seth on That one. And the OB one series made me like the episodes one through three Even more. Yeah. Yeah. No, definitely. It, it pulled me back in. Alright. You brought up Marvel. If you could have one superpower, what would it be So many of them to choose? Right. Probably fly. Yeah. They fly and be pretty dope. Just get where you want to go. Huh? Yeah. You know, don't gotta sit through TSA, go hop on the island. I'll go shoot down to Bo Bo. Oh dude, I'll go with you. If you can carry, That's just carry a couple people, you know, get like something to, to latch on. And we'll just, you know, we'll whip there real quick. Yeah. The, my girlfriend and I, we did a vision board and so for the vacation, I got the, the, the little huts over the water and Bo board. That'ss The spot I wanna Go before I die. I wanna make a trip out there because it looks so beautiful and peaceful and there's nothing. It's like, you have those little huts and you can just soak up, you know, just natural beauty, you know, peace, peace and quiet out there. At least that's the way it seems in pictures. Right. That's that's what they show on the reality TV Too. And real beautiful out there. Absolutely. Matt, thanks brother. If you got any words you wanna throw out to people, you know, through your experience, you know, floor is yours. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, anybody that's out there struggling, you know, keep fighting, never give up. We all fall down. Don't get discourage at yourself or beat yourself up. When, when we have little slips, very few people actually get it in their first time. But the worst part, you know, is when you beat yourself up, you don't end up making it back. So I play in like a men's basketball league and, and we have a kid on our team that fell off, got into a bad car accident, faces all messed up. And we were trying to talk him into like going into detox yesterday. And it's like, you can tell sometimes the burden and, and the shame just like drives you away. And you're just like, yeah, I'm gonna do it tomorrow. And then tomorrow comes and you don't do it. And then another day or next week or Monday, or, or on the first or whatever it is. And all of a sudden you're on like a five to six month run, creating even more wreckage where, you know, just put the bat down, stop beating yourself up, give yourself a chance, reach out to people that are out there asking for help. You know, I know it might not feel like it, but you deserve a far better life than it, you know, revolving. You're waking second from using, from drinking, from lion sheet and stealing. You don't have to live a life like that anymore. And you know, just give yourself a shot. You know, life is a hell of a lot better on this side of things. When we get to see things clearly be present in our kids' life, have a good support network, great friendships that aren't based off of your drinking buddies or who can get the best dope or Coke, or who has money, you know, and do the things that you love to do. You know, recovery's a lot about hitting meetings, building a network, you know, finding the supports in every way, but find the things that you love to do on top of that. You know, like sometimes people get caught up and it's just meetings and meetings and meetings. And like, you know, you get meeting, you get meetings out really quick. So find some of the things that you love. You know, I'm blessed that, you know, my son's into like comic books and style wars. So we go see those movies. I play basketball sports. You know, we get involved in a lot of like the recovery events out, out our way. So find things that you love to do hiking beach, you know, you still gotta live your life and enjoy it and be happy. You know, that sadness, that hopelessness is too heavy of a burden to bear. So This podcast contains the views and opinions of the knocking doors down hosts and their guests to the show. The content here should not be taken as medical advice. 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En este episodio conversamos con Carlos Vera mejor conocido como Troya, representante venezolano de la movida urbana en Chile, hablamos sobre sus inicios en el rap y su trayectoria como cantante, como conoció a Cancerbero y todo sobre sus proyectos.
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Programa transmitido en radio digital. Entrevistas con Inés Gaviria y Carlos Vera. Colaboración de Miriam Rascol del 20 de abril como cada año.
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Participan Imobach González, encargado de la selección de tenis de mesa Peña de La Amistad; Carlos Vera, vicepresidente del CD Unión Tetir y Miguel Soler, técnico del Tarajalejo.
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MUCHAS MUCHAS GRACIAS!!! GRACIAS A TODOS LOS QUE PARTICIPARON EN ESTA TEMPORADA!!!!! Carlitos es un rifado, nos contó como sobrevivió a tan devastador accidente. Y Sarita tan entrena como siempre, te adoro. Sigan a Carlitos en sus redes: IG: https://www.instagram.com/carlosvera___/ IG MI TERRUÑO: https://www.instagram.com/miterruno.grill/ Sigan a Nuestra Querida Sara: IG: https://www.instagram.com/imregularlyhappy/ ---------------- SUSCRÍBETE y FOLLOW! - Facebook: @mariolazaro - Twitter @mariolazaro - Instagram @mariolazaro - IG: @LazaHabla - TikTok @mariolazaro FONDEAME o PAYPALEAME: Un súper agradecimiento a nuestros patrocinadores: VETERINARIA DAKTARY: www.veterinariadaktary.mx IG: @veterinaria.daktary FB: Veterinaria Daktary Agencia RyM: https://agenciarym.com IG: @agencia.rym FB: R&M Marketing PULPA: IG: @PULPACAFEMX MIL GRACIAS!!!
Lo que somos es el producto de una intrincada maraña de causas que no controlamos y de las que ni siquiera somos conscientes. ¿Es el libre albedrío una ilusión? Parte 1. Conducción: Jorge Alfonso Ramírez.
Tras el escándalo #VacunaElite puesto al descubierto por @SQP_Peru sobre irregular vacunación a menores de edad en la #ClínicaSanPablo, responderá hoy el viceministro de Salud Pública, Gustavo Rosell. ¿Cuál es la responsabilidad del @Minsa_Peru en este grave hecho? ¡Sálvese quien pueda!
Carlos Vera desarrolla un nuevo ciclo de columnas en Justos y Pecadores para sumergirnos en la expansión, exploración y la conquista del espacio cercano. Nuestro planeta “hermano gemelo” es exótico, curioso y sorprendente, y vale la pena ponerlo en nuestra mirada, aunque no es muy amigable. Tierra, Venus y Marte están en la zona habitable de la estrella de nuestro sistema planetario, el Sol. Nos separa de Venus apenas 42.000.000 de kilómetros. Venus tiene un radio planetario 6% menor que Tierra; una masa y volumen un 15% menor; una gravedad apenas 10% menor que Tierra. Venus gira alrededor sobre su propio eje en el sentido contrario al de la Tierra, gira de Oeste a Este,…el amanecer comienza por el Oeste. Un día venusiano dura 243 días terrestres (gira muy lentamente), orbita al Sol más rápido que la Tierra. Un año venusiano dura 225 días terrestres. Esto nos deja una curiosidad: un día venusiano es más largo que un año! Tiene una atmósfera compuestas de anhídrido carbónico (gas que produce en la Tierra efecto invernadero), de ácido sulfúrico (emanado de la actividad volcánica), y nitrógeno. Todos ellos producen también efecto invernadero y calentamiento global en Venus; en su superficie hay 465°C. Y además hay en su atmósfera vestigios de Fosfano, un gas que podría ser producido por seres vivos microscópicos. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mediospublicosu/message
Happy Friday everyone! In today's episode, I had an honor to be chatting with one of my mentors, old soccer coach, and a very good friend of mine, Carlos Vera. You'll know why I titled this podcast "Robinhood of Soccer Coaching" after you finish listening to this episode. Carlos's story is very inspiring and motivating. We talked about so many important topics in both soccer and life, so I highly suggest you to listen to the full podcast! As always, your feedback is much appreciated and needed for constant growth! Please leave your feedbacks, and if you're enjoying our podcast so far, please leave us a 5 star review and tell us what you're enjoying the most out of each episode! Like I mentioned, there are A LOT of valuable lessons that can be taken away from this episode, so make sure to tune in to the whole episode and enjoy! If you'd like to reach out to me whether for private training, advices or just to share ideas, feel free to email me at FuturElitezSoccerTraining@outlook.com • Our Social Media: Instagram: http://instagram.com/futurelitezsoccertraining/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/FuturElitezSoccerTraining Twitter: https://twitter.com/futurelitez • Carlos Vera's Email Address: futbol4children@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/futurelitez-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/futurelitez-podcast/support
2020 será recordado por el Año de la Pandemia. Ha sido un año muy extraño: hemos estado confinados, hemos perdido a seres queridos, hemos reanudado de manera anómala nuestras labores cotidianas. Directa o indirectamente nos ha afectado de alguna manera. Quizá por ello este año se haga más necesario que nunca nuestro sampler de Navidad. Y también por ello comprobaréis que, consciente o inconscientemente, esta situación no se ha podido escapar en la música aquí contenida. La Navidad representa muchas cosas para cada uno de nosotros. Aunque su significado primigenio esté íntimamente conectado con la religión cristiana, esta época del año en el siglo XXI en occidente ha degenerado en multitud de cosas que poco tienen que ver con la tradición original. Es época de reencuentros, de reafirmar nuestros lazos con la familia, de perdonar. Y también de nostalgia, de tristeza por las ausencias, de melancolía ante la soledad. En los niños es época de ilusión, de fiesta, de magia. Para algunos adultos también. Jugamos a la lotería, soñamos con que el año que viene sea mejor, nos hacemos propósitos... Que luego acabamos por incumplir. En Lost Frontier queremos poner banda sonora a todo eso, porque la música para nosotros es vital. Yo no puedo entender mi vida sin música. El Christmas sampler es una excusa para reunir a una serie de artistas que ya forman parte de nuestras vidas y reencontrarnos un año más descubriendo todas esas sensaciones a través de la música. Es el regalo que recibimos y os hacemos para finalizar el año con una mirada personal y diferente. Sirve para cerrar este capítulo y pasar página, hacer balance de lo que dejamos atrás y prepararnos para afrontar otra etapa que nuevamente nos traerá cosas buenas... Y no tan buenas. Con mis mejores deseos, quiero que esta música os arrope en estas fechas, que sirva para que estemos un poco más cerca y que os acompañe como bálsamo reconfortante en vuestros momentos más íntimos. Brian Dunning, Ignacio Núñez, Rafael Corpa, Roger Subirana, Pedro Hurtado, Emax, F Javier Esteban, AutomaticA, Cambridge, MeTrónomoS, Nelman Music System, Elderane, Pepe Acevedo, Alberto de la Rocha, G.R.O.K., Luis Alberto Naranjo, Solace Road, Raúl Gonzalo, Roberto Herce, Javier Vecino, Carlos Vera, Paco Pérez Dolz, Bruno Pérez, Javier Sabadell, J. M. Quintana Cámara, Saül Gómez, Sergio Zurutuza, TSODE, Suzanne Ciani.
Financial anxiety is a burden for many college students, forcing them to turn down unpaid opportunities for jobs that can help make ends meet. Pay Our Interns was founded by two former unpaid interns in 2016 who have been working closely with Congress for more paid internships. On this episode, Co-Founder, Carlos Vera shares the launch of the organization and the impact they've had for youth employment. We also discuss how Pay Our Interns stepped up during this on-going pandemic by setting up an interns relief fund and advocating for virtual internships. To learn more about the organization, visit payourinterns.org.
En Ivoox puedes encontrar sólo algunos de los audios de Mindalia. Para escuchar las más de 10 grabaciones diarias que publicamos entra en https://www.mindaliatelevision.com. Si deseas ver el vídeo perteneciente a este audio, pincha aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_T66CiaM6M
En Ivoox puedes encontrar sólo algunos de los audios de Mindalia. Para escuchar las más de 10 grabaciones diarias que publicamos entra en https://www.mindaliatelevision.com. Si deseas ver el vídeo perteneciente a este audio, pincha aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_T66CiaM6M
En Ivoox puedes encontrar sólo algunos de los audios de Mindalia. Para escuchar las más de 10 grabaciones diarias que publicamos entra en https://www.mindaliatelevision.com. Si deseas ver el vídeo perteneciente a este audio, pincha aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_T66CiaM6M
¿Qué es un hábito? 05:06 ¿Qué factores intervienen en la formación de hábitos? 10:00 ¿Qué pasa con el hábito de hacer ejercicio? 19:10 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/frecuencianutricional/message
50 freakin episodes! We discuss our favorite times on the show, the evolution of this little podcast, the direction of the cast, and me blasting my ass through a wall! Our first call in show was a success, as we had interactions with KP Burke, Joe Fernandes, Carlos Vera, Joe Carney, Doug Max, Pamela Rae, Natty Bumpercar, Steve Schwartz, Brian Einersen, Dom Bagnato, Big Irish Peter Nixon, and Johnny Watson. Listen as Burlew quizzes me about my own show, I laugh about the Rangers losing, Dirtbag of the Week, and even hear my first experience doing standup comedy. This one is for the listeners. Follow us on iTunes, on twitter @VScomedy, on instagram @verbalshenanigans, and rate on stitcher. Look out for our tshirt sale for charity.
Fellow comedian, Carlos Vera joins us to not only promote his upcoming show at the Flamboyan Manor, but sits and discusses boxing, growing up in Newark, starting comedy, and more. We all realize we have had creepy uncles. Carlos takes a Hispanic quiz, and it's the return of Dirtbag of the Week. Follow us on twitter @VScomedy Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher!
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