Podcast appearances and mentions of diana gomez

Aquest dimecres farem un programa de pel·lícula! Amb l'actriu Diana Gomez. Ens explica quins famosos envien missatges, la seva vida, trajectòria, i parlem d'actualitat de tot tipus.

Mental health struggles, community violence, and chronic absenteeism are the biggest challenges facing young people in Chicago today, according to a new report from the nonprofit A Better Chicago. But the youth remain hopeful for their future. Reset hears from Beth Swanson, CEO of A Better Chicago, and artist Diana Gomez to learn how we can best support Chicago youth. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.

Mental health struggles, community violence, and chronic absenteeism are the biggest challenges facing young people in Chicago today, according to a new report from the nonprofit A Better Chicago. But the youth remain hopeful for their future. Reset hears from Beth Swanson, CEO of A Better Chicago, and artist Diana Gomez to learn how we can best support Chicago youth. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.

GHWCC Global Businesswomen's Pod Episode 100 The 2024 Law Day theme, “Voices of Democracy,” acknowledges the people's role in democracies. Established in 1958 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, it celebrates the rule of law in a free society. The Houston Bar Association, established in 1870, is one of the largest volunteer bars in the country, with over 10,000 members. Diana, the first Latina president of the 153-year-old organization, is honored to be the President of this significant organization.

GHWCC Global Businesswomen's Pod Episode 100 The 2024 Law Day theme, “Voices of Democracy,” acknowledges the people's role in democracies. Established in 1958 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, it celebrates the rule of law in a free society. The Houston Bar Association, established in 1870, is one of the largest volunteer bars in the country, with over 10,000 members. Diana, the first Latina president of the 153-year-old organization, is honored to be the President of this significant organization.

Get ready for another inspiring episode of SHPE Out Loud, the podcast that amplifies the voices of Hispanics in STEM. In our 6th episode of the "50 Stories for 50 Years" series, your host Demian Servín Hernández introduces us to a true SHPE legend, Diana Gomez. Diana's remarkable journey in SHPE and her distinguished career as the Director of District 6 at Caltrans, licensed Professional Engineer, and Project Manager, have left an indelible mark on the organization and the STEM community. Join us as Diana shares her incredible story, from becoming a member in 1982 to navigating through significant leadership roles, awards, and even death threats. Her experiences have played a crucial role in shaping SHPE's trajectory over the last 50 years. Diana's storytelling prowess shines as she recounts the goosebump-inducing tale of her journey into electrical engineering and the heartwarming moment when a parking space symbolized her triumphant achievement. This episode is a testament to her resilience, leadership, and the impact she's made throughout her SHPE journey. A heartfelt thank you to Diana for her invaluable contributions. Don't miss this captivating episode that celebrates 50 years of leadership, legacy, and laughter. For more episodes, check out our archive at shpe.org/50-stories. Join us in person at the 2024 Regional Leadership Development Conferences (RLDCs) in California, Indiana, Texas, and Florida. Register today at shpe.org/engage. Learn more about SHPE at www.SHPE.org and become a member using code POD22 for an exclusive 10% off. Subscribe to the podcast for weekly SHPE stories, and explore our YouTube channel for select interviews to watch, not just listen. Remember, you belong here and at every level of the STEM industry. ¡Cuidate Familia! Links: 50 Stories Website: shpe.org/50-stories RLDC INFO: https://shpe.org/engage/events/rldc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shpenational/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SHPE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shpenational/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/society-of-hispanic-professional-engineers/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SHPENational The SHPE Out Loud Podcast is produced by Epics Productions | Podcasts with Purpose. To learn more about starting a podcast for your organization visit EpicsProductions.com Listen to, and follow The Epics Podcast: EpicsPodcast.com

Welcome to a special episode of SHPE Out Loud, the podcast that amplifies the voices of Hispanics in STEM. We are kicking off a special series to celebrate SHPE's 50th Anniversary "SHPE Out Loud - 50 stories for 50 years." In this inaugural episode, join me as we dive into the inspiring and profound journey of Julio Grapa, a distinguished SHPE member receiving the prestigious Rodrigo Garcia Founder's Award. This conversation is divided into two parts, exploring Julio's childhood, 30+ year SHPE journey, and unlikely career development, followed by his courageous battle against a devastating cancer diagnosis. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions, and yes, keep those tissues handy. But wait, there's more! This episode captures a candid, pre-interview moment with Julio, adding a touch of casual authenticity to the narrative. It's a rare glimpse into the personal connection that fuels SHPE's vibrant community. The 50 stories for SHPE's 50th Anniversary promise riveting conversations with SHPE legends such as Miguel Alemany, Diana Gomez, Will Davis, Emily Anne Vargas, and many more – past and present board members, STAR Award Winners, and industry creators will all be featured! Our next episode drops in early January, marking the beginning of a weekly schedule. Stay tuned for a sneak peek of the upcoming episode featuring Miguel Alemany at the end of the episode. Learn more about SHPE on our website www.SHPE.org or our social media platforms listed below. To become a member today, click here and use code POD22 for 10% off. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shpenational/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SHPE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shpenational/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/society-of-hispanic-professional-engineers/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SHPENational The SHPE Out Loud Podcast is produced by Epics Productions | Podcasts with Purpose. To learn more about starting a podcast for your organization visit EpicsProductions.com Listen to, and follow The Epics Podcast: EpicsPodcast.com

Order in the court! Our co-host Carolina Arenas sits down with Diana Gomez to discuss her historical position as the first ever Latina President of the Houston Bar Association. Prior to her presidential status, Diana had a successful career as an attorney, and shares with us some insight into the legal world. Like many of us, Diana's ambition for a career in law came from her desire to offer a better life for her family. Diana's story once again proves just how resilient the Latina spirit can be. Did you know the HBA went 153 years without having a Latina as President? Don't believe me? Listen for yourself and tune in to this week's episode about Diana's incredible career! To learn more, visit us at latinaleadershippodcast.com

Te invitamos a participar con nosotras compartiendo experiencias, preguntas, propuestas, lo que quieras! Mandanamos tu mensaje privado por aquí y nosotras, personalmente nos comunicaremos contigo. Hoy tenemos la alegría de hablar con una mujer-mamá-esposa que desde hace varios años ha tenido que adaptar su estilo de vida buscando lo mejor para su hija. Desde hace 12 años, junto con su esposo, comenzaron una travesía de diagnósticos, interpretaciones, tratamientos, preocupaciones, logros, miedos, alegrías, orgullo, todo esto de la mano de su hija neurodivergente.  La maternidad está cargada de desafíos, sin embargo, hay situaciones que nos llevan al límite de esos desafíos. El saber que tu hijo o hija enfrenta un mundo que no está preparado para ellos, te lleva a desarrollar habilidades, herramientas, conocimientos y fuerza, que no tenías pensado cuando decidiste devenirte en madre. Es por eso, que decidimos conversar con Diana Gomez, una mamá que nos comparte su experiencia enfrentando la maternidad desde la neurodivergencia.  Te invitamos a escuchar su relato lleno de consejos, emociones, e información que nos ayudarán a entender mejor el mundo de los que piensan, viven y sienten diferente. Como sociedad tenemos una tarea pendiente y esto se resolverá en la medida que obtengamos y usemos esa información. Yo soy Marycarmen Aguirre, y yo soy Alondra Perez, gracias por escucharnos.  Si tienes alguna duda o comentario, escríbenos a nuestro correo:elplacerdesermujerpodcast@gmail.comAgréganos como amigos en FB: El Placer de Ser MujerSíguenos en nuestra Fan Page de FB: El Placer de Ser Mujer, a Pesar de lo que Nos Contaron

In this second part of our discussion of Hispanic Heritage Month, Sam Gonzales again hosts Diana Gomez, Ed Espinoza and special guest Abel Prado of Cambio Texas in an exploration of the cornucopia of terms that American Hispanics use to describe themselves and each other - frequently leading to confusion, and sometimes conflict. Latino/Latino/Latinx? Chicano? Tejano? Each has a particular meaning, and we're here to shed some light on a subject that needs broader discussion and understanding. Thanks for listening, and for your support of Progress Texas!

September 15 thru October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and to celebrate we're embarking on a two-part conversation on the complex politics of that particular community here in the Lone Star State, in particular in South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. Sam Gonzales hosts Diana Gomez and Ed Espinoza, plus special guest Abel Prado, Executive Director of Cambio Texas: a renowned org dedicated to activating and energizing Hispanic voters and candidates in the region. Look for Part Two, a deep dive into the way we talk about this amazingly diverse community, including an exploration of ups and downs of the term "LatinX", later this week.

In what seemed to us - and likely many of you - as either a joke or a typo, South Carolina U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham has proposed a federal ban on abortion past 15 weeks. And curiously, this comes right at a moment when Republicans across the country (especially in places like Texas) are doing all they can to avoid the subject. Chris Mosser hosts a roundtable discussion with Brett Isaacs, Diana Gomez and Glenn Smith: is this a rogue Graham temper tantrum designed to sabotage the GOP in the mid-terms? Is it simply the Republicans showing their true intent ahead of a chance to regain control in Congress? Is there some twelve-moves-deep chess strategy happening here - or has Graham just petulantly shot his party in the foot? Thanks for joining us, and for your support of Progress Texas.

Sam Gonzalez hosts a trio of powerhouse progressive Texas women this week: our own Diana Gomez and Brett Isaacs, alongside super special guest Ana Ramon, who has just been announced as the new Executive Director of Annie's List, the undisputed champion in the encouragement and support of female political candidates here in Texas. We get a close look at what Annie's List does, and also take a deep dive on Attorney General candidate Rochelle Garza, who is at present giving our indicted current AG Ken Paxton a much stronger run for his money (and likely, his political future, not to mention his freedom) than he likely expected. Thanks for your support of Progress Texas!

HEELLLLLOOOOO EVVERRYYYBODYYYY and welcome back to another episode of the podcast!!! Today we sit down with Diana Gomez and talk about her current journey into the world of modeling and the amazing events she has coming up!!!Thank you for support the podcast yet again! For all things No Solutions Podcast you can click the link below:https://linktr.ee/nosolutionspodcastIf you are in the Kansas City area and would like to start your own podcast visit our website:nosolutionsproductions.comFor questions, concerns, or advice you can contact us via email:solutions@nosolutionsproductions.comSupport the showSupport the show

It was our honor to help organize and host the recent Bans Off Our Bodies Rally for Austin - one of dozens that happened across the country on Saturday May 14 - at the Texas State Capitol. This week we're reviewing a few of the tremendous lineup of impassioned speakers, ranging from elected officials to motivated advocates, and all co-emceed by our own Diana Gomez! Join us in getting fired up all over again with former State Senator Wendy Davis (05:45), Lilith Fund activist Paige Alexandria (15:08), State Senator Carol Alvarado (24:40), State Representative Donna Howard (28:09), U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett (36:40), and Democratic nominee and presumptive new U.S. Representative Greg Casar (40:15). THANK YOU to all who attended. Join the Roevolution today!

You're not having deja vu - it IS, indeed, time to VOTE once again. Why do we have so darn many elections this year? That's part of our discussion today, along with an analysis of the offices and issues in question. A quick guide to our major endorsements: Lieutenant Governor (index to 13:32): Mike Collier (whom we talked to recently in our April 9 minisode) Attorney General (16:38): Rochelle Garza (our guest for our February 10th minisode) Land Commissioner (20:00): Jay Kleberg (listen to Episode 54, from April 22) State Comptroller (24:05): Janet Dudding (a proud proponent of marijuana legalization!) U.S. House - Texas District 28 (28.33): Jessica Cisneros (over highly problematic longtime incumbent Henry Cuellar, whose very presence in a runoff speaks volumes) Texas Senate - District 27 (33:26): Sara Stapleton Barrera (to replace outgoing, and also highly problematic incumbent Eddie Lucio Jr.) Early voting is on NOW through May 20, and Election Day is Tuesday May 24. Any details you need about voting are easily found at GoVoteTexas.org. There ARE NO MINOR ELECTIONS - see you at the polls. Also - if you'll be in the Austin area on Saturday May 14, we'd appreciate your presence at the Texas State Capitol for our Bans Off Our Bodies rally in support of Roe v Wade and abortion rights, with our own Diana Gomez as co-emcee! The event starts at 11am.

Cornbread in the shape of Texas: impractical, or worth the hassle? This week we talk about keeping the progressive light burning in Texas, the evolution of our signature program Humans Against Ted Cruz, and ponder the usefulness of Texas-shaped things. Also in this heartfelt minisode we bid adieu to our longtime anchor and spirit squad leader Saatvik Ahluwalia, who's off to Massachusetts - a much colder state but with a much more reliable energy grid. And we introduce our new Digital Manager and Happy Hour Host Sam Gonzalez - a veteran Texas podcaster and dedicated progressive rabble-rouser. Vote for our own Diana Gomez in TWO categories in the Austin Chronicle's Best Of Austin poll: https://vote.austinchronicle.com/politics-and-media/activist https://vote.austinchronicle.com/politics-and-media/politics-and-media-wild-card And, get your sweet Humans Against Ted Cruz gear here: https://store.progresstexas.org/

Diana Gomez serves up a hot list of the ten most popular and useful gifts for Texas progressives preparing for the worst as Greg Abbott's efforts to keep the heat and lights on this winter appear to be dismal indeed. And then, to bring back the holiday cheer, we reflect on our favorite moments of a long and hard but worthwhile year pushing forward the cause of progress in the Lone Star State. Our last edition of the year! Thanks for your support - all the best to you and yours, along with our wishes for a happy, safe and prosperous 2022.

(This program airs Saturday 9/18, but you can stream the interviews now) Sat. 9/18 12p: Carol Boss talks with Diana Gomez with Progress Texas, the first progressive Texas activist Carol has had on Women's Focus. She was on the ground in Austin when the Supreme Court allowed the state's Senate Bill 8 - the most extreme abortion restriction in the U.S.- to go into effect on September 1 at midnight. She describes the scenes in packed abortion clinics all the way up until midnight and speaks about the ban and its immediate impact on millions of Texans who will be losing access to safe abortions, particularly women of color and those who are low income. Later in the show, Carol speaks with Kayla Griffin who is the Ohio Campaign State Director for the organization, All Voting is Local. She talks about wrongful voter purges and rejected ballots in Black communities and the attempts to decrease the number of poll workers in Ohio as well as other voting concerns since the 2020 election and the

Here it is coming fresh out the studio "Pickled Ginger" 3 "The Pop Music Episode". This is a good one that you won't want to miss. Please rate, comment, and subscribe where available to do so. Tell your friends and see you next week. 

NEW SEGMENT! Welcome to the first of many "Pickled Ginger" segments, a once a month palate cleanser featuring the best person in the world Diana Gomez (Instagram: @di444ana). What is it? What will it be? Stick around and find out!

Texas Democrats staged a walkout at the Texas Legislature on Sunday, killing voter suppression bill SB7 on what was effectively the last day of session. They showed some real fight! And along the way sent a message to the nation: we will not back down. We revisit this story and more as Diana Gomez moderates a special edition of the Progress Texas Happy Hour with two of our favorite Texas lawmakers: Representative Rafael Anchia of House District 103 (Dallas), and Senator Jose Menendez of District 26 (San Antonio). We'll hear their impressions of the just-completed regular Lege session, as well as important issues like abortion rights, marijuana policy reform, why they think it was the most contentious ever, and what to expect in future special sessions.

In this episode of The Austin Common Radio Hour, Diana Gomez (of La Politica) joins Amy Stansbury to cohost our conversation with the candidates running for Austin City Council in District 2 (southeast Austin). Topics of discussion include gentrification/ displacement, police reform, and advancing racial equity in Austin.

Andres Correa interviews Diana Gomez about Jorge Lanata's detainment by the Venezuelan government following the presidential election, the upcoming elections on December 16th, Chavez's declining health, and the importance for everyone to get out and vote!