Podcasts about Cinco

Friday chaos hits the studio as Cinco de Luncho delivers one of the most outrageous lists yet: the five worst inappropriate relationships to get caught in. From a best friend's partner to the ultimate family betrayal, the crew debates just how bad each scenario really is in the wake of the Tony Clark headlines. Nothing is off limits, the arguments get wild, and the phones light up. Plus, the conversation spins out into everything from Giants coaching expectations to Olympic hockey controversy, conspiracy theories, and a caller sparking a deep dive on John Harbaugh's resume. It's messy, unpredictable, and pure Friday energy from start to finish.

This hour of Evan and Tiki spirals fast, starting with Tom Brady calling WWE “cute” and turning into a full-on theory that Brady is getting “worked” into a WrestleMania moment in Las Vegas. The guys also untangle the Logan Paul confusion, clown the “All-State linebacker” claim, then get forced into a real-time apology when the receipts come out. From there, it's a throwback to Lawrence Taylor's WrestleMania 11 main event, why WWE used it to hook casual fans, and why some Giants fans still want nothing to do with it. The show also hits Giants fans taking over road stadiums, the “book vs. show” debate with 11/22/63, and the usual spring training viewing confusion. And yes, Cinco de Luncho takes over: Shaun Morash drops his list of the five worst inappropriate relationships to get caught in, and it somehow gets even more unhinged once the guys start offering “honorable mentions.” The hour keeps rolling with a caller-driven John Harbaugh ranking debate, a quick hockey rules rant during Canada vs. Finland, and an absurd detour into “classified files,” UFOs, and the theory that the real mystery might be hiding in the ocean.

Total midday madness as Shaun Morash unleashes another Cinco list and immediately sets off a studio-wide debate. His updated ranking of the five worst months of the year trashes December's holiday illusion, destroys April's cold rain lies, calls March the ultimate tease, buries February, and crowns January as the undisputed king of frozen misery. From there, the conversation spirals in the best way possible. The crew argues whether this winter has broken everyone mentally, whether “bomb cyclone” panic is real, and which months are absolute locks for the misery list, including the annual August heat meltdown debate. Callers then hijack the show with real-life fan perspective. A Bronx listener explains why international tournaments like the WBC hit on a completely different emotional level when national pride is involved. Others fight over swapping months on the list, whether you can actually escape summer heat, and why winter feels endless when the snow never melts.

It starts with a deep dive into baseball's labor storm, but this segment goes everywhere. The Athletic's Evan Drellich joins to unpack the fallout from Tony Clark's exit, Bruce Meyer taking charge, looming CBA negotiations, salary cap battles, revenue sharing fights, deferred contracts, and whether missing games or even replacement players could become reality. From there, the conversation turns into a full-blown fan perspective on money in sports, why nobody trusts ownership finances, whether teams like the Dodgers are actually doing anything wrong by spending, and how big-market clubs, small-market teams, and franchise values all collide behind the scenes. And because no show stays serious for long, the hour also veers into classic midday chaos: debates about who really makes money in baseball, YES Network rabbit holes, Cinco-style rankings of the WORST months of the year (sparked by a brutal winter), callers chiming in with hot takes, Olympic vs. WBC fandom arguments, Tom Brady hypotheticals, food polls, and pure radio nonsense. Smart analysis, fan frustration, unexpected comedy, and total lack of control, all in one segment.

The phones are ringing, Evan's yelling, Tiki's laughing, and nobody's in control because it's Cinco time. This one spirals fast when the “final Hooters on Long Island” goes down and Shaun Morash goes full food historian with a Top 5 list of chain restaurants we've lost (or are about to lose) locally. From Roy Rogers nostalgia and Bennigan's smoke-stained memories, to TGI Fridays getting credit for potato skins, plus Friendly's, Sizzler, Ground Round, and the Pizza Hut buffet glory days, this turns into a full-on Long Island food eulogy. Then it gets even better: a caller fact-checks Roy Rogers locations, the crew debates the Mount Rushmore of Wendy's items. Chaos, nostalgia, and food takes that should probably be illegal.

Evan unveils his 25-deep Jets QB Big Board, ranking every realistic option from free agency to “likely trade or release” candidates, and it instantly turns into a full-blown debate. Aaron Rodgers is dead last, the middle tier gets rapid-fired, and then the top 10 drops with a jaw-dropping Anthony Richardson at #1 and Malik Willis at #2, sparking the obvious question: are the Jets hunting “stability” or swinging for the fences on upside? Calls pour in challenging the logic, the risk, and whether the Jets are even capable of fixing a reclamation project. Evan explains why he'd rather take a volatile shot that could hit big (or crater into a top pick) than sign a “bridge to nowhere.” Then Hour 3 takes a hard left into Cinco De Luncho: Food Edition as the crew reacts to the final Long Island Hooters closing, drafts the chain restaurants we miss most, argues Friendly's vs extinction, remembers Pizza Hut buffet glory, and gets sidetracked by a Wendy's poll idea that turns into a mini crisis when Tiki nearly reveals his password on-air. Plus: quick teases on what's coming next with Jalen Brunson and Giancarlo Stanton.

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The boys get together to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the World of Concacaf Podcast! Eric, Donald and Jonathan reminisce on the beginnings of the pod and talk about what makes Concacaf special as we look back on our 80+ episodes. To mark the grand occasion, friend of the pod Jon Arnold of Getting CONCACAFed joins (18:58) to talk about how far soccer in the region has come over the last five years and where it's going. The boys wrap up with some thoughts on the whole thing, how miserable Hamilton, Ontario is, and appreciation for our region. Subscribe to Jon's newsletter Getting CONCACAFed at getconcacafed.substack.com Support our podcast on Patreon and hear the special ONE MORE ROUND bonus episode at www.patreon.com/podcacaf  Thank you to all our supporters, listeners, guests and friends. Here's to more of this nonsense!

John Harbaugh's coaching staff is finalized, Dawn Aponte hired in an executive role but she may have more influence than you think, and what power is left in Joe Schoen's role nowStart your free online visit today at https://Hims.com/giants for your personalized ED treatment optionsUse our code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order*: https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/JOMBOY10. Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount00:00 Has Joe Schoen's Power as GM Been Stripped06:00 Harbaugh's influence in the Giants Organization09:30 Joe Schoen's dwindling role as GM15:00 What does Dawn Aponte's role mean for the Giants23:08 Aponte's time with the Dolphins34:00 Giants complete their coaching staff35:00 Coaching staff comes together41:50 Excited for the defense staff47:20 Cinco de Five-ohCheck out our Merch: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/collections/talkin-giantsSubscribe to JM Football for our NFL coverage: https://www.youtube.com/@JMFootballFollow all of our content on https://jomboymedia.com#giants #nygiants Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Steve Cohen says the Mets will “never” have a captain as long as he owns the team, but the guys dig into the archives and compare it to what Cohen said a year earlier to see if this is a real flip or just a tone change. Then, Cohen's vague salary cap answer turns into a debate about owners, leverage, and what's coming with MLB labor tension. Plus, the phones light up with Jets quarterback talk as Evan builds his “available QB” big board with Derek Carr near the top, and the crew tees up how aggressive the Giants and Jets should be this offseason. Finally, Cinco de Luncho returns with “Top 5 Non Hall of Famers Who'd Raise Their Team's Ceiling."

If you could bring back any former New York athlete in their prime to help today's teams, who would make the biggest impact? In this Cinco de Luncho segment, the debate shifts to players who are not in the Hall of Fame but would dramatically raise a current roster's ceiling. From offensive line help for the Giants to much-needed edge for the Knicks, scoring punch for the Rangers, and lineup protection for the Mets and Yankees, the list sparks plenty of arguments and nostalgia. Plus, a deep dive into the blockbuster A-Rod trade, the era of Yankees excess, and why today's big-market teams operate very differently.

Was Aaron Judge taken out of context yesterday? A though provoking what if Cinco, and much more.

La política extremeña sigue bloqueada, con Vox exigiendo altas concesiones al PP para formar gobierno. Pedro Sánchez enfrenta nuevos escándalos: su amigo Borja Cabezón acusado de evasión fiscal y su esposa, Begoña Gómez, implicada en una trama de influencias. El Congreso reduce su agenda, y Sánchez viaja a la India. Se debate la prohibición del burka y el niqab. La Constitución de 1978 alcanza su mayor longevidad pese a los ataques. El gobierno sube el Salario Mínimo Interprofesional (SMI) a 1221 euros, generando preocupación por su impacto en la clase media. El CIS otorga al PSOE una ventaja, causando escepticismo. Cinco jóvenes fallecen en un incendio en Manlleu, Barcelona. La línea AVE Madrid-Sevilla reabre con incertidumbre tras un accidente. La huelga de médicos en España continúa, demandando mejoras. Un hombre es detenido por el asesinato de su expareja en Benicàssim. Vecinos de Grazalema regresan a sus hogares. India acoge una cumbre de IA buscando una hoja de ruta global. ...

Madrid multa con hasta 1000€ por residuos fuera de contenedores para concienciar. Trenes Madrid-Sevilla, retrasos mínimos; Alvia a Huelva, transbordo en Córdoba. Cinco jóvenes mueren en incendio en Cataluña; enfermera asesinada en Benicassim. El discurso político critica el "sanchismo" por señalar empresarios y por promesas de vivienda incumplidas. Escándalos de corrupción como Borja Cabezón (elusión fiscal) y Begoña Gómez (África Center, Air Europa, OMT, Koldo García) cuestionan a Sánchez. Fiscalía frena semilibertad de ETA. Congreso conmemora Constitución con ausencias. Gobierno sube el SMI 3.1% (1221€), beneficiando a 2.5M, sin acuerdo patronal. Esto genera debate sobre su impacto económico y función recaudatoria. Analistas vinculan más casos de corrupción (Air Europa, Begoña Gómez) al Presidente, critican la creación de "supervillanos" e ineficacia en vivienda y economía. Real Madrid lidera la liga.

Big Cinco Syracuse Hoops Crushed Golf and Play of the Day (Shortened Show)

Estudos revelam formas de fortalecer nosso cérebro que não exigem grandes alterações de estilo de vida, mas sim pequenas mudanças que, somadas, podem fazer uma grande diferença.

Cinco menores han muerto en el incendio de un trastero en una azotea de Manlleu, en Barcelona, mientras estaban reunidos. Por otro lado, la alta velocidad entre Madrid y Andalucía recupera la normalidad tras finalizar las reparaciones en Adamuz. En el plano político, la izquierda inicia el debate para la refundación de Sumar en una semana clave. Mientras tanto, el Gobierno busca ganar iniciativa política mediante el anuncio de nuevas medidas sociales.

Cinco adolescentes han fallecido en Manlleu (Barcelona) por el incendio en un trastero. También hay cuatro personas heridas. Los Mossos mantienen abierta la investigación para esclarecer el origen del fuego. Además, los trenes de alta velocidad que unen Madrid con Andalucía vuelven a circular por el tramo de Adamuz (Córdoba), un mes después del accidente que dejó 46 fallecidos. Y el Gobierno aprobará en el Consejo de Ministros las medidas anticorrupción prometidas por Sánchez tras el caso Cerdán. También el Ejecutivo instará a la Fiscalía a investigar los delitos de creación y difusión de pornografía infantil en X, Meta y TikTok.

Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: Um grave acidente envolvendo uma van e uma carreta deixou cinco mortos e outras onze pessoas feridas em Planaltina, no Distrito Federal. Segundo a Agência Nacional de Transportes Terrestres, a van não tinha autorização para transportar passageiros. De acordo com a Polícia Civil, após perder o controle, a van atingiu a parte traseira da carreta, na BR-020. Devido à gravidade do acidente, foram enviadas ao local doze viaturas para prestar socorro às vítimas. Elas foram levadas para hospitais de Formosa (GO) e de Brasília. O motorista da carreta não teve ferimentos. Em depoimento à Polícia Civil, o motorista disse que dirigia há mais de doze horas. E ainda: Menina de 9 anos é resgatada após se afogar em cachoeira em Pirenópolis (GO).

Hour 3 is all over the map in the best way. First, the crew reacts to Brian Cashman making a brutal mistake while recapping last season, calling it the “ALCS” and setting off an argument about whether it is a harmless slip or proof the Yankees operate with zero urgency. Big Mac steps in with the defense, Evan and Sean push back, and the phones weigh in. Then it turns to Barack Obama's viral alien comments from a lightning round, why the follow-up never happened in the moment, and the clarification that came after. And of course, Sean Morash brings Cinco de Luncho, drafting the Top 5 Non Big Four Sporting Events he would want to attend, including Daytona, the Kentucky Derby, the Waste Management Open, Japanese baseball, and an SEC rivalry game at No. 1.

It's Cinco de Luncho time, and this week's countdown is all about the biggest, wildest sporting events outside the traditional Big Four leagues. From global spectacles to rowdy American traditions, the guys draft their ultimate bucket list of must-attend events where the party can be just as legendary as the competition. Would you travel across the world for Japanese baseball's electric atmosphere? Brave the chaos of the Waste Management Open? Experience the speed and spectacle of the Daytona 500? Dress to the nines for the Kentucky Derby? Or is nothing topping the pure insanity of an SEC football rivalry on campus? Along the way, the conversation veers into what really makes these events special, cultural immersion vs pure party energy, and which experiences are actually worth the trip.

Big Cinco Dolphins Cuts Effecting AFC East and More

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Evan and Tiki react to the Knicks' latest roster addition, Jeremy Sochan. After being waived by the Spurs, is the young defensive agitator the perfect "dog" for the Knicks' stretch run? The guys also settle a bet regarding Knicks fans taking over Philly with the "Jose" chant for Jose Alvarado. Then, concern grows in Yankees camp as Cam Schlittler is scratched from throwing off a mound due to back tightness. Evan and Tiki debate if the young right-hander will make the Opening Day roster and if fans would sign up for a guaranteed 94-win season. Plus: A shocking email from a Giants fan who defected to the Jets. Shaun Morash's "Cinco de Lunch Show": The Top 5 Most Useless Valentine's Day Gestures. Presidential trivia ahead of the long weekend.

It's a Valentine's Day edition of Cinco De Luncho, and the gloves are off. The guys count down the top five most useless Valentine's Day gestures, from sending nudes and buying chocolates to flowers that die, corny Instagram posts, and overpriced prix fixe dinners that rush you out the door. Along the way, the list completely derails into classic show chaos with real relationship confessions, unsolicited advice, and stories that probably should not have been told on the air. Equal parts comedy, honesty, and bad ideas you should absolutely avoid.

Big Cinco CFB Format Potential Change and Olympics Love Making

Cinco de Luncho returns with Shaun Morash officially unveiling his list of the five New York teams closest to winning a championship, and it goes exactly as you would expect. Shaun puts the Islanders at No. 1, drops the Knicks to No. 2, and ignites a full blown debate over playoff certainty versus championship chaos. The guys argue whether hockey randomness should outweigh NBA consistency, where the Yankees and Mets truly belong, and why everything beyond the top tier feels miles away. Knicks fans will be furious, Islanders fans will be confused, and Shaun stands his ground.

Francisco Lindor's surgery timeline has Mets fans doing calendar math as Opening Day approaches. If he is not ready, Carlos Mendoza finally lays out the emergency shortstop options, and we ask the obvious question: why not just bring back Jose Iglesias on a low-risk deal? Plus: a caller's looming 2027 lockout fears, a winter classic edition of “Cinco de Luncho” ranking New York teams closest to a title, and a new MLB rule aimed at keeping base coaches in the box to curb sign-stealing angles.

We are live! And this time from Apogee Dispo in Sunland Park NM. Tune in as Juantito Jones makes his After Party debut and Tiara, a local up and coming nightlife promoter, her company TNS Productions and DJ tells us about some after party stories, her favorite after party she has been to plus! She answers some horny questions straight from instagram. Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty

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La actriz Melani Olivares que durante una década se citó con millones de espectadores todos los domingos por la noche en el ficticio barrio de Esperanza Sur en el papel de Paz, la prostituta que acabó enamorando al exyonqui, Luisma en la serie Aida, ha sido por intermediación de Luis Alegre, la nueva miembro del Club de Amigos Alegres de Hoy por Hoy. Esta circunstancia nos ha permitido conocer detalles de su vida profesional y personal, justo en el mes en el que Paco León acaba de llevar al cine, a modo de falso documental, la película "Aida y vuelta". 

"He dudado mucho en calificar a Donald Trump de fascista. Hasta ahora", afirmó Robert O. Paxton, uno de los mayores expertos en fascismo, tras el asalto al Capitolio en 2021. Cinco años después, las detenciones masivas de migrantes, los asesinatos del ICE y las amenazas de expansión territorial plantean la pregunta: ¿es Donald Trump un presidente fascista? Aunque el término se usa con frecuencia, analizar si realmente se aplica requiere entender qué caracteriza al fascismo, cómo se diferencia de la derecha radical y en qué se parece o se distancia de los regímenes de los años treinta. Eduardo Saldaña y Alba Leiva exploran esta cuestión junto a Franco Delle Donne, autor del libro "Epidemia ultra" y creador del podcast del mismo nombre, para debatir si Estados Unidos ha cruzado la línea hacia el fascismo. Hoy en "No es el fin del mundo" debatimos si Donald Trump es un presidente fascista. Artículos: Trump, el líder fascista del siglo XXI: https://elordenmundial.com/trump-fascista-estados-unidos-ice-politica-democracia/ Libros: Epidemia ultra - Franco Delle Donne (Ediciones Península) Anatomía del fascismo - Robert O. Paxton (Capitán Swing) Las nuevas caras de la derecha. Potencia y contradicciones de la etapa posfascista - Enzo Traverso (Siglo XXI). Politics as Religion - Emilio Gentile (Princeton University Press) Historia del fascismo, 1914–1945 - Stanley G. Payne (University of Wisconsin Press) The Fascist Revolution: Toward a General Theory of Fascism - George L. Mosse (University of Wisconsin Press) Fascismo. Una breve introducción - Kevin Passmore (Alianza Editorial)

Cinco de Luncho delivers a full football breakdown as the guys rank the five best veteran quarterback options for the New York Jets heading into 2026. From off-the-wall trade ideas to realistic stopgap solutions, the list sparks debate about upside, durability, and whether the Jets are actually a decent landing spot for a veteran passer. Names like Tyson Bagent, Kirk Cousins, Derek Carr, Deshaun Watson, and Mac Jones are all dissected, with arguments over ceiling versus floor and whether copying the Sam Darnold revival model is the smartest path forward. The segment also turns light and chaotic, from smoothie reveals and Cinco history tracking to callers roasting Shaun over his Brian Cashman wardrobe takes. It wraps with Mets talk as the crew predicts when Francisco Lindor will return from hamate surgery and when he will launch his first home run of the season. Classic Cinco energy with equal parts football theory, New York sports chaos, and laughs.

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After giving it 36 hours to breathe, the show goes full “Cinco de Luncho” and ranks the five worst Super Bowls of our lifetimes, chaos included. Evan, Tiki, and Morash each reveal their lists from No. 5 to No. 1, comparing classic blowouts like Giants-Ravens, Seahawks-Broncos at MetLife, Cowboys-Bills, and Patriots-Rams, plus newer disasters that still feel fresh. Along the way, they debate what actually makes a Super Bowl “bad.” Is it the final score, how you felt in the moment, or whether there was anything memorable at all? They get into the 90s dud era, the difference between “historic defense” and “unwatchable football,” and why this most recent game might end up remembered as the “Drake Maye game” years from now. Plus, callers jump in with forgotten all-time stinkers, and the conversation spirals into why the NFC owned the Super Bowl for over a decade and how that shaped an entire generation's view of the league.

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Evan and Tiki rank their top 5 Super Bowl commercials, debating the merits of humor versus heart—including a heated argument about the Clydesdales versus Ben Stiller's "slapstick" moment. The guys also discuss the "Orchids of Asia" t-shirt worn by Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordan Hudson, and whether it crossed a line in trolling Robert Kraft. Plus, a look at the confusing new MLB streaming paywall, a nostalgic trip through 80s movies like Real Genius and Weird Science, and why Tony Gonzalez in a Falcons uniform just felt wrong.

Evan kicks off Cinco de Luncho with a personal drive-time ambush: he turns on Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle and finds out the Nets waived Cam Thomas, instantly launching a full roast of Brooklyn as a “relegation” level embarrassment. Evan, meanwhile, takes it personally. Cam was “his guy,” and the only outcome he truly can't live with is Cam Thomas ending up on the Knicks. From there the show hits quick NFL Honors reactions, including Jaxson Dart getting just one vote for Offensive Rookie of the Year and a rapid run through the Hall of Fame class, plus a mini-debate on whether local bias affects how people view Dart. Then Shaun unveils the ultimate Super Bowl watch party rulebook: one parlay mention only, no walking in front of the TV during action, stop asking about squares, absolutely no double-dipping, and most importantly, shut up during the game. The segment wraps with the ultimate party debate: two-room setups sound great until the streaming delay turns the casual room into accidental spoilers.

Cinco sets the tone for Super Bowl week and admits it out loud. The excitement just is not there yet. As the booth spirals into controlled chaos, the crew debates whether this year's matchup belongs in the conversation as the least appealing Super Bowl in recent memory. That leads to a full countdown of the five least exciting Super Bowl matchups going in over the past 20 years, based on hype, star power, and buzz at the time, not how the games eventually played out. From Steelers Seahawks to Panthers Broncos, the guys argue legacy quarterbacks, franchise fatigue, and whether dominant regular seasons always translate to must-watch Sundays. The discussion circles back to this year's game, the perception of quarterbacks like Sam Darnold, and whether coaching intrigue and future legacy can overcome a lack of pregame juice. Plus, a quick temperature check on why we always end up watching anyway, even when the matchup does nothing for us.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki opens with breaking Knicks news as New York trades for Jose Alvarado just moments before reports surface that Deuce McBride will undergo core muscle surgery and could miss the rest of the regular season. Evan and Tiki break down what the injury really means, playoff timelines, and why the move reflects how well-run the Knicks have become. The conversation shifts to NBA trade deadline fallout, Giannis' future in Milwaukee, James Harden analogies that hit a little too close to home, and Hall of Fame debates involving Eli Manning, Luke Kuechly, and Jason Witten. Plus, the guys dive deep into Super Bowl Week, ranking the least appealing Super Bowl matchups of the last 20 years, debating Patriots vs Seahawks fatigue, Tom Brady's competitiveness, and whether this game has any real juice. All that, Cinco de Lunch, calls, laughs, and peak WFAN energy to close out the show.

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Sam Darnold is finally rewriting his story, but the Jets chapter still has one moment that refuses to die: “seeing ghosts.” We dive back into the WFAN archives for the original Joe & Evan reaction, how Adam Gase took the early heat, and why the soundbite became a national punchline that followed Darnold for years. Plus, the show goes fully behind the scenes as a Mike Vrabel clip turns into a studio fire drill, and we check in on the ongoing “who do you trust more” poll chaos. Finally, Cinco de Luncho shifts gears with the five must-haves for your Super Bowl table, including a dip-first philosophy and a pigs-in-a-blanket debate that gets personal.

The show tries to do the responsible thing and hold takes accountable, but it turns into total chaos when a classic Mike Vrabel “how far would you go to win a Super Bowl” clip hits the system without the proper edits. The crew scrambles to dump, bleep, and re-cut the audio on the fly while Evan loses patience and Sean spirals. Then the “Who do you trust more” poll update drops, and it is suddenly uncomfortably close between Shaun Morash and Craig Carton, with Craig firing back at the whole idea.

Isa Durán empezó su agencia en 2020 facturando $400 dólares al mes. Cinco años después, Be Flamingo es una de las agencias más importantes del país, ha facturado más de $6 millones, lidera un equipo de 80 personas (60% mujeres) y ha ganado premios Effie Latam, Cannes Lions y reconocimiento internacional.En este episodio, nos sentamos con Isabella Durán, fundadora y CEO de Be Flamingo. Pero esta no es una historia típica de "éxito empresarial". Isa nos abre su corazón y nos cuenta con vulnerabilidad como transformó un doloroso proceso de infertilidad en el regalo más grande de su vida. En este episodio hablamos sobre cómo paso de ser gerente en una corporacion multinacional a descubrir que fue hecha para ser empresaria. Hablamos de porque las marcas son como flamingos, como crear marcas realmente inolvidables, las mejores y peores partes de emprender, como manejar un equipo de 80 personas, como delegar y como han escalado a $6 millones en el 2025 sin tocar una sola puerta (solo con recomendaciones e invitaciones). Isa estuvo en la segunda edición de la Academia de Empresarias, cuando esto era solo un sueño bebé. Y lo que ha logrado en 5 años es EXTRAORDINARIO.Para desbloquear el cupón de $111 USD para la Academia de Empresarias 2026 haz click aquí o entra a https://www.isagarcia.online/academia

Super Bowl 42 officially turns 18, and that means the Helmet Catch is now an adult. With Giants fans already feeling old, the crew takes a nostalgic turn on Cinco de Luncho by ranking the five MVPs of the historic upset over the Patriots who were just as vital as Eli Manning. From clutch catches and relentless pass rush to an unforgettable halftime moment that steadied an entire fan base, they break down the plays, performances, and forgotten heroes that made one of the greatest Super Bowls ever. A pure Giants throwback that still feels as good as it did in 2008.

Cinco de Luncho kicks off in full chaos before settling into a brutally honest question: is this the least interesting Super Bowl in years? The crew admits the buzz just is not there and tries to force together five storylines anyway, from San Francisco injury paranoia and Stefon Diggs possibly winning one before Josh Allen, to Seahawks revenge against the Patriots and fears of another New England run. It all leads to the most uncomfortable angle of the week: Sam Darnold standing at the center of Super Bowl week while Jets fans watch from home. Equal parts funny, annoyed, and real, this is Cinco de Luncho doing what it does best, cutting through the noise when there is barely any noise to cut through.