Podcasts about Escobar

Adrián Escobar, observador del tiempo, nos da la previsión del tiempo para los próximos días, también lo puedes seguir en su página web www.meteosegovia.es

Carlos Lehder isn't a celebrity like Escobar, but the truth is that, without Lehder, Escobar would never have become a wildly famous drug kingpin.  Lehder, the German-Colombian, drug-trafficking genius was responsible for bringing 85% of the cocaine from Colombia into the United States in the 1970's and 80's by way of the Bahamian island Norman's Cay.  Ron Chepesiuk, journalist and author of Crazy Charlie, discusses Lehder's rise and fall - and all the craziness in between.  This is a Somethin' Else production in association with Vespucci.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Milton Harvey tomó su bicicleta amarilla de diez velocidades y se fue al banco a hacer unos mandados para su madre. Tenía que entregar un cheque de 100 dólares para pagar una factura de la tarjeta de crédito. Sin embargo, el adolescente, de 14 años, jamás llegó a su destino. Un desconocido lo secuestró y asesinó brutalmente.

Celebrities often attach their names to apparel, spirits and other products but it's rare to see celebrities attach their names to a premium cigar. Escobar Cigars made headlines this year when it announced it was partnering with Grammy award-winning rapper and songwriter Nas, who is a full-on partner with this premium cigar brand. Gomes talks about how that partnership came about and why DJ Khaled and others are embracing their brand. Also hear about how the supply chain crisis is impacting the cigar industry and the new releases expected out of Escobar in the near future.

Camilo Escobar es productor y cofundador de Rara Colectivo, asistente de dirección y director de documental y ficción. En la última década Camilo ha sido un reconocido asistente dirección que ha hecho parte de películas colombianas como Los días de la Ballena, Una Madre, Nockout, La Roya y Sandra, varias de ellas por estrenarse en 2022. Con Camilo Hablamos súper bacano de las funciones del asistente de dirección (hicimos como una checklist esencial para entender el cargo), pero también de su más reciente cortometraje de ficción: la herencia, con el que participaba (al momento de grabar el episodio) en la competencia nacional del festival Internacional de cortometrajes Bogoshorts.Gracias como siempre por darle al play, por confiar en nosotros y por calentar el cafecito, por acomodar el mejor sitio y hora de tu día para aprender de cine, conversando con sus creadores. Por cierto, un agradecimiento al crew de mi nueva casa, la Escuela Nacional de Cine, donde rodamos esta entrevista. Links de interés:Sobre Camilo Escobar:https://rara.com.co/portfolio/la-herencia/https://rara.com.co/portfolio/la-herencia/https://www.instagram.com/guachaparindows/Gente que hace cine es posible gracias a:•El amor y confianza de nuestros amigos y amigas en Patreon (Nicole Fernández, Diana Piñeres, Felix Riaño y Diana Páez). Apóyanos como ellos desde 1 dólar https://www.patreon.com/gentequehacecine•El patrocinio de: Productora, rental y video 360 LUZALMA FILMS https://www.luzalma.com/•La Postproductora de audio DANMURA https://www.danmura.com/•El apoyo de Mowies, gracias a quienes tenemos nuestra videotienda de renta y compra de películas colombianas. Aquí te dejamos el link: https://gentequehacecine.mowies.com/•Nuestros vakers, quienes nos apoyan financieramente con lo que puedan y quieran, y a cambio reciben recompensas increíbles. Apóyanos tu también aquí. •https://vaki.co/es/vaki/tmjVIaY8bmFp6Rkzcy7U?utm_source=whatsapp

Dette er fortællingen om den colombianske fodboldspiller, Andrés Escobar, som blev dræbt kort efter at have scoret et fatalt selvmål på det colombianske landshold ved VM i USA i 1994. Det er en udsendelse, som kigger ind i den colombianske folkesjæl, og så er det et portræt af Colombia – et land, som har gennemgået en stor udvikling over de sidste 30 år, men også stadig et land, som lever med vold, korruption, narkotika og mord. Et land i en verdensdel som stadig holdes fast i voldens jerngreb. Medvirkende: - Magnus Boding Hansen, journalist på Weekendavisen og forfatter til bogen "Djævlen sover aldrig" - Anne Marie Boye, driver rejsebloggen, Two Danes On Tour - Rasmus Lyngsøe, driver rejsebloggen, Two Danes On Tour - Jairo Munive, konsulent, tidligere ved Red Barnet og Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier - Lasse Højstrup Sørensen, fodboldantropolog Tilrettelæggelse: Adam Møller Gomaa Musik: "Things You Never Known" af Lobo Loco, "Wish Called Fonda" af Eaters, "Bossa In My Heart" af Serge Quadrado & "Chuchumb" af La Masa Fina.

How do you define your company's "cultural fit?" A rising star in the investment community, Joseph Escobar, talks about student-managed multimillion-dollar funds, starting an online marketplace and becoming a managing partner for the Reveille Fund. Good bull to a friend of the show, Britt Harris, for his mentorship for these incoming investment professionals.  Thanks and Gig 'em!

El tema del narco en México, y las grandes figuras que lideran a las más importantes organizaciones criminales, han acaparado los titulares principales en todos los medios de comunicación. ¿Pero quién inició con esta cadena de actos ilícitos?, ¿en dónde comenzó el narco en México?, pues para estas dos preguntas existe un hombre que marcaría un antes y un después dentro del narcotráfico en el país: Pedro Avilés Pérez, mejor conocido como “El León de la Sierra”.

In this episode, AJ and Chris Smith from 90min discuss the news from the week, including losing Anton Walkes to Charlotte FC in the Expansion Draft and losing Alec Kann to FC Cincinnati in free agency! Has Carlos Bocanegra and the front office flubbed it? What are your thoughts? COMMENT TO JOIN IN! TODAY'S SPONSOR: Thinking Man Tavern is a cozy neighborhood pub where you can grab a tasty beverage or something delicious from the menu - to go! Locally sourced, house made and offering curbside takeout. Simply pay for your to go order over the phone, let them know when you've arrived, and they will bring the food to you. Curbside service will be available during normal business hours. Also on GrubHub, DoorDash and Uber Eats. Go check out Thinking Man Tavern! Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/2Lf2CPUbqvTRVkLj9 --------- ▶ Find our podcast in audio form on your favorite podcatchers! --------- ▶ Support the channel while you shop for ATL UTD gear (at no extra cost to you!): https://www.amazon.com/shop/atlantaunitedfantv --------- ▶ COP FROM OUR SHOP (grab some ATL UTD fan gear!): https://teechip.com/stores/tackl --------- About Atlanta United Fan TV: We are created by fans for the fans of Atlanta United and soccer. Join the community to get in on the conversation! Bringing you fan cams, podcasts, vlogs, mini-documentaries and much more! If you're a Five Stripe, we want to hear from you! Whatever you want to say about ATL UTD you can say it in the comments below. And to get in touch with us, connect with us: ▶ INSTAGRAM: https://goo.gl/9uOLVn ▶ TWITTER: https://goo.gl/5uc709 ▶ TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/atlutdfantv ▶ DISCORD: https://discord.gg/C4RXb2b ▶ FACEBOOK: https://tinyurl.com/y3ga5mst ▶ SNAPCHAT: atlutdfantv17 ▶ TIK TOK: atlutdfantv

On today's show, Escobar is such a booster boy, and we compete in the Iron Chef Dog Food Challenge.     Leave us a nice review and comment! Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @MatchMePodcast

We all know the power of morning routines, but fewer of us know the power of evening routines. So this week, I'm joined by Jose Escobar, Founder, and CEO of The Entrepreneur's Bookshelf. Jose had a “good” life, but one day he realized that “good” wasn't what he wanted; he wanted great. He implemented a morning and evening routine into his life, and his life completely changed. He doubled his income, became a better father and husband, and lost 35 pounds in the process.  Jose shares the power of evening routines and why incorporating them into your day will help you take your life and business to the next level. Hear some tips for creating a next-level evening routine and the tactics you can use to break free and achieve your goals.   “It's not just about waking up early or going to bed early, it's about having a purpose and specifically knowing what you're doing.”  - Jose Escobar  In This Episode: Discover why the best morning routine actually begins the night before. Jose shares how your entire life can change once you start to implement a morning and evening routine. Learn what Jose does to maximize his productivity and prepare himself for success, and how you can do the same in your life. And much more...   Books Jose recommended: The 5AM Club by Robin Sharma:https://www.robinsharma.com/book/the-5am-club ( https://www.robinsharma.com/book/the-5am-club) The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod:https://miraclemorning.com/books/ ( https://miraclemorning.com/books/) Limitless by Jim Kwik:https://www.limitlessbook.com/ ( https://www.limitlessbook.com/) Atomic Habits by James Clear:https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits ( https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits) Connect with Jose Escobar Website:https://theentrepreneursbookshelf.com/ ( The Entrepreneurs Bookshelf – Read Well & Commit to Personal Growth) Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/jaesco25 ( https://www.facebook.com/jaesco25) Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/theentrepreneursbookshelf ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/theentrepreneursbookshelf) Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jaesco25/ ( https://www.instagram.com/jaesco25/)     Connect with Tom Gaddis: Join Tom's program here:http://offlinesharks.com/ ( offlinesharks.com) Website:https://tomgaddis.com/ ( https://tomgaddis.com/) LinkedIn:http://linkedin.com/in/tomgaddis/ ( linkedin.com/in/tomgaddis/) Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/tomgbiz/ ( https://www.facebook.com/tomgbiz/) Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/gaddistom/ ( https://www.instagram.com/gaddistom/)

Salvador Escobar habla de como era Vicente Fernández cuando lo conoció durante la Caravana Corona en 1972.

En la historia del narcotráfico en México resalta el nombre Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo o mejor conocido como Don Neto, quien supo hacer alianzas para ser uno de los jefes más importantes de la droga.

Reggae Dancehall artist - Esco Bar graces the Music Lab for an interview with Empress Rose. The Clarendonian, now residing in Portmore, Kingston, Jamaica who has had various collaborations with the incomparable prolific Dancehall great- Vybz Kartel highlights his latest release - So High and working with hit Producer - Progress Boss Music. Enjoy!

Vibing with Empress Rose in the Music Labb

Reggae, Afrobeat and Dancehall rules the day. Please listen in as we vibe Live from the Music Labb with Empress Rose

El abogado Carlos Giraldo dijo que la solicitud para eutanasia en el país, “más que una pelea jurídica, es un tema político-religioso”.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen and subscribe at www.JustProWrestlingNews.com I'm Matt Carlins and this is JUST Pro Wrestling News for Wednesday, December 8, 2021. This update is brought to you by the Wrestling Mayhem Show. Check out the new episode with special guests Brohemoth, Scarlett & Zeke Mercer…right now, wherever you get your podcasts. (STINGER: WWE) Who's staying…and who's leaving NXT? The answers are not 100% clear following last night's episode, but here's what we do know. Johnny Gargano was in the midst of what sounded like an emotional farewell at the end of the show, but he was interrupted by an attack from Grayson Waller…who powerbombed Gargano through the announce table. The show opened with Von Wagner beating Kyle O'Reilly inside a steel cage, and battering O'Reilly with the cage door after the match. Pics have surfaced from after last night's show went off the air, showing Gargano, O'Reilly and Tomasso Ciampa embracing. Shawn Michaels was also giving out hugs. This LOOKED like a farewell for both Gargano and O'Reilly. Time will tell. MSK's shaman was revealed last night. It's Riddle! He gave them some words of advice and promised not to leave. Santos Escobar beat Xyon Quinn. Elektra Lopez slipped Quinn a pair of brass knuckles, but he never used them and Escobar won anyway. Brooks Jensen & Josh Briggs beat the Creed Brothers…despite the Grizzled Young Veterans STEALING the tag rope from Jensen & Briggs' corner. The ref decided this meant Jensen couldn't tag in Briggs…but Jensen still managed to roll up one of the Creeds and get the pin. Dexter Lumis beat North American Champion Carmelo Hayes via disqualification. (STINGER: AEW) Tonight's Dynamite has the Dynamite Diamond Battle Royale. The last two men in the ring will meet next week for the Dynamite Diamond Ring, which MJF has won twice. Also tonight…Bryan Danielson vs. John Silver…Jamie Hayter vs. Riho…and the Young Bucks vs. Chuck Taylor & Rocky Romero. On last night's Dark… Emi Sakura beat Ryo Mizunami…after Mei Suruga attacked Mizunami behind the referee's back. There was post-match attack but Riho came to Mizunami's rescue. Also, Lee Moriarty beat Misterioso. Tony Khan told Barstool Sports the Christmas week episode of Rampage will air NOT on Christmas Eve, which is a Friday…but on Saturday - Christmas Day itself. (STINGER: ROH) A new title match is now added Ring Of Honor's Final Battle pay-per-view on Saturday. Dalton Castle will defend the ROH TV Title in a 4-Way…against Rhett Titus, Silas Young and Joe Hendry. Tonight's MLW Fusion Alpha has a Philadelphia Street Fight for the MLW Tag Titles - Los Parks defending against 5150. Also, the MLW debut of nZo. He'll face Matt Cross. Major League Wrestling's new MLW Azteca series will premiere on its YouTube channel on Thursday, January 6th. Dirty Dango - formerly known as Fandango in WWE - was on last night's NWA Powerrr…standing alongside JTG. Also on the show, Nick Aldis & Doug Williams - The British Invasion reunited…and they beat Luke & PJ Hawx. Colby Corino and The Fixers beat Victor Benjamin and The OGK. Corino pinned Benjamin. And Jennacide beat Paola Blaze… (STINGER: New Japan) New Japan's Best Of The Super Juniors tournament resumes Wednesday. Meanwhile, four teams are tied for the top spot in the World Tag League…with just two nights of matches left in that tournament. Two of those teams tied at 14 points a apiece will meet on Thursday, when Hirooki Goto & YOSHI-HASHI face Great-O-Khan & Aaron Henare. Tetsuya Naito & SANADA are also at 14 points. They beat the Guerrillas of Destiny on Tuesday, eliminating the G.O.D from contention. Naito & SANADA go up against Tiger Mask & Yuji Nagata on Thursday. The fourth team sitting at 14 points is the IWGP Tag Champs Taichi & Zack Sabre Jr. They face Togi Makabe & Tomoaki Honma on Thursday. That's JUST Pro Wrestling News for Wednesday, December 8th. Our next update comes your way tomorrow morning, so be sure to subscribe to this feed. We also thank you in advance for leaving a glowing rating or review.. I'm Matt Carlins. Thank YOU for listening. ~~~Full run down at www.justprowrestlingnews.com ~~~ • • • • • wwe #wrestling #prowrestling #smackdown #wwenetwork #wweraw #romanreigns #ajstyles #NXT #raw #njpw #wwenxt #SethRollins #TNA #johncena #RandyOrton #wrestlemania #ROH #WWF #summerslam #tripleh #aewdynamite #professionalwrestling #aew #allelitewrestling #aewontnt #DeanAmbrose #nxt #KevinOwens #wwesmackdown 

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The New York Mets spend big on the open market! Signing Max Scherzer, Starling Marte, Mark Canha and Eduardo Escobar. We breakdown the wildest week in MLB Offseason history. Major League Baseball is officially on Lockout and one of our hosts doesn't think that's a bad thing. We look into all the major Free Agent signings over the past week. We offer our favorite meme creator a job. Lets get it started Mets fans! Follow us on Twitter: @ScootBigManPod, Instagram: @ScooterBigManPod, Tik Tok: @ScooterBigManPod. Rate, Review and Subscribe. New Episodes every Week. #LFGM #LGMOur website: scooterbigman.com

Keaton and Kyle take the DC mics today to discuss some recent free agent signings, lots of news and notes from around the league, and some listener questions. Tune in!

Stúdióvendégünk a hírhedt drogbáró, Pablo Escobar fia, Juan Pablo Escobar, aki Magyarországra látogatott a Mr. Escobar - Apám titkai című könyvének bemutatója kapcsán. Ez az alkalom még különlegesebb attól, hogy apja éppen ma 28 éve halt meg.

Stúdióvendégünk a hírhedt drogbáró, Pablo Escobar fia, Juan Pablo Escobar, aki Magyarországra látogatott a Mr. Escobar - Apám titkai című könyvének bemutatója kapcsán. Ez az alkalom még különlegesebb attól, hogy apja éppen ma 28 éve halt meg.

Stúdióvendégünk a hírhedt drogbáró, Pablo Escobar fia, Juan Pablo Escobar, aki Magyarországra látogatott a Mr. Escobar - Apám titkai című könyvének bemutatója kapcsán. Ez az alkalom még különlegesebb attól, hogy apja éppen ma 28 éve halt meg.

Le decían el “Jefe de Jefes” o “El Padrino”, y era respetado por todo el mundo criminal y los altos mandos de México. Hasta que un día él, y todo su imperio, se derrumbó. Pero ¿quién era en realidad el “Jefe de Jefes”?

Steve Cohen opened up his wallet again and again and again over the last week and Ted and Tim react to the Mets spending spree. Is an older Max Scherzer worth the overspend? How will the outfield shake out with the additions of Marte and Canha? How are you feeling about the club finally spending big? Follow Tim on Twitter: @TimBritton Follow Ted on Twitter: @OGTedBerg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hacer lo correcto y denunciar la corrupción a Claudia Escobar, exmagistrada y jueza de Guatemala, le valió el exilio. La obsesión por la verdad, la justicia y la transparencia la convirtieron en una de las referentes de la lucha contra la corrupción. En este episodio de la segunda temporada de Las Recias te contamos su historia.

Use code 'JOMBOY' at https://dugoutmugs.com to get 30% OFF Timestamps: 2:30 - Max Scherzer to the Mets 17:00 - Mets Pitching Staff 20:00 - Canha, Escobar, & Starling Marte 24:45 - Dodgers, Giants, Yankees all miss 28:30 - Rangers Sign Marcus Semien 41:45 - Rangers Sign Jon Gray + Rockies Stink 49:00 - Blue Jays Sign Gausman 57:45 - Robbie Ray Market 1:06:15 - Avisail Garcia to the Marlins Presented by DraftKings

En este episodio hablamos con nuestro colega Felipe Arias Escobar sobre cómo circula la Historia y el Pasado en Facebook, Twitter e Instagram. Nos preguntamos por cómo nos gustaría que se contara la Historia y desahogamos nuestros pesares de prácticas malucas sobre eso.No hay datos random, sorry. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Si necesitan dosis de Datos Random, vayan a escuchar Volver al Presente: https://flow.page/volveralpresenteApóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/randomaccesshistory Encuentra todos nuestros links aquí: https://flow.page/randomaccesshistory Para leer o ver:La cuenta de Felipe en Twitter está plagada de hilos históricos: www.twitter.com/feloarias Música de Sergio Tovar: https://soundcloud.com/sergiotovar Editado por José Nicolás Jaramillo.

Meet the Mets! The new signings are profiled courtesy of the announcers who called their games in 2021; Josh has his own take on Escobar, Canha and Marte and discuuses next steps for GM Billy Eppler. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry and Jolly pull out their first emergency episode in honor of the Mets' Black Friday spending spree! The duo discuss the latest Mets additions of Eduardo Escobar, Mark Canha, and Starling Marte, as well as the recent heat on the pitching market. New episodes of Shea Station drop weekly during the baseball offseason, brought to you by Jomboy Media.

Dylan and James are joined by another Mets fan, Dylan's classmate Georgetown '25 John Thorburn, as the three guys discuss the Mets' busy Black Friday!  How much more do the Mets need to add? What's the future for Dom Smith, Jeffrey McNeil & J.D. Davis? Which starting pitcher should the Mets add to their rotation, Scherzer, Stroman, Gausman or Jon Gray? What's the deal with Javier Baez? All that plus we give our predictions for the rest of the winter!  To join the fun, interact with the guys, and be featured in a future episode, reach out to us @SideRetiredPod, our DMs are always open!! 

Uncle Stevie went Black Friday shopping and decided to drop a cool $120 million, how 'bout you? Mike and Jeremy discuss the signings of Escobar, Canha, and Marte. Is Baez gone? Which starting pitcher will they sign? Could they sign multiple starters? Which players are now expendable trade assets? Make sure to sign up for the giveaway before December 1st! Make sure to head over to Spotify and answer our Poll Like, Subscribe, Rate, Review, Follow! Follow us on Twitter @apt_pod Follow us on Instagram @apt_pod_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aptpod/support

Like many others, the Mets went shopping on Black Friday. In the busiest day for a single team in recent memory, New York agreed to deals with 3 free agents: Eduardo Escobar, Mark Canha, and Starling Marte. These are huge moves which completely change the Mets lineup and defense - especially in the outfield. What does this mean for guys like Dominic Smith, JD Davis, Jeff McNeil, and Robinson Cano? All this (and more) on today's episode.

After one long year Mary Escobar, host of Purposely Curious, returns to The TAP for a major exclusive. Hospice Nurse - World Traveler - Crafter - Podcaster - Entrepreneur Tune in to learn all about it. Follow Mary: https://www.instagram.com/mary.escobarr/ https://www.instagram.com/purposelycurious/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/purposely-curious/id1499250037 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFFhAfZL6Mu9IkmGZoKPJ9A/videos ********************** "The TAP" Talking Again Podcast: https://linktr.ee/TheTAP Artwork: Mike Dash https://instagram.com/md_designandprint Music by: Popoff https://www.instagram.com/popoff906/ Produced by: TakeNotez https://www.instagram.com/takenotez906/ Source: https://www.instagram.com/streetcraveblog/ http://www.streetcrave906.com ************* --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingagainpodcast/message

Es considerado como una de las leyendas que dio origen a los grandes cárteles del narcotráfico en México. De hecho, en la década de los ochenta era considerado como “el narco de narcos”, y uno de los principales exponentes de la segunda generación de narcos en México.

Poliana Abritta recebe Maju Coutinho e Alex Escobar para bater um papo sobre a estreia deles como titulares do Fantástico. É o primeiro encontro dos três como apresentadores do programa. Em uma conversa descontraída, eles relembram os pontos de virada de suas carreiras e contam como foram recebidos pela equipe do Show da Vida. O trio também trocou figurinhas sobre preferências musicais, atividades de lazer e astrologia. Poliana e Escobar ainda deram dicas para a paulistana Maju se adaptar ao Rio de Janeiro. Isso é Fantástico.

Víctor Alfonso Escobar lleva varios años suplicando para que le autoricen la eutanasia. Sufre de varias enfermedades que no tienen cura y, sin embargo, las autoridades, desde el Congreso hasta la EPS Coomeva, le han puesto trabas que le impiden ejercer el derecho de morir dignamente. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thursday was a big win for progressive Democrats who made passing Build Back Better their top priority. One such representative is Congresswoman Veronica Escobar of Texas. She joins Judy Woodruff from the Capitol to discuss the bill's details and more. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

This week the guys sit down at the office to do a NELK only podcast. Learn more about the crazy travel stories, the beef between Gabe and Steiny, why Steve can't keep helping homeless people, and more. FOLLOW FULL SEND PODCAST: YOUTUBE | https://youtube.com/fullsendpodcast INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/fullsendpodcast TWITTER | https://twitter.com/fullsendpodcast TIKTOK | https://tiktok.com/@fullsendpodcast FACEBOOK | https://facebook.com/fullsendpod SNAPCHAT | https://snapchat.com/discover/Full_Send/5169152807 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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When Gabriel Escobar was a young boy, he immigrated from Colombia to America without knowing a word of English. What follows is the story of how Gabriel went from working as a local paperboy to becoming one of Philadelphia's most seasoned journalists, He has been involved in the coverage of some of the most challenging news stories of the 21st century, including the September 11th terrorist attacks, the Washington D.C. snipers, and COVID-19. Most recently, Gabriel was given the Philadelphia Inquirer, where it is his job to lead the newsroom into a new era.

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3D/BINAURAL AUDIO In parts of this episode, I used a special recording technique. Some call it binaural audio; some spatial audio and I normally just say 3D audio. This technique creates a three-dimensional audio effect that brings out so much more detail and depth than regular stereo (where the sound comes from only left and right). So, put on your headphones and give this episode a listen to get the full experience.   Levántate y brilla desde Colombia Well, before I landed in Colombia, I had a few difficulties boarding my flight in Madrid, Spain. I wasn't in a hurry to get on the plane as I already booked my seat online. So, to avoid standing in line, I just sat around until there were hardly any people left. That turned out to be a mistake – and something that would almost make me miss my flight. This is the story we're starting with. Only so you can learn from my mistake. And there's a solution to my problem and a great travel tip at the end of that. PRE-FLIGHT TURBULENCE Prior to arriving at the airport, I made sure that I had everything in order. I got my Covid test, filled out all the immigration forms for entering Colombia and was pretty sure that I has everything sorted. But then when I got to the gate (as one of the last people to board) I was asked for a return ticket or an onward ticket as proof that I wouldn't overstay my visit in Colombia. And I didn't have any of that. I told the boarding gate official that I had visited the website of the government of Colombia and followed the steps described and nowhere did it say that I had to have a return or onward ticket. He said he was following orders, and that I had to buy either a return or onward ticket – right then and there. Then, when he saw that I was one of the last in the line and he was about to close the gate, he just casually (without any empathy) said: “I suppose you cannot fly, sir”. And then he spoke in Spanish to some of the other passengers in a similar situation. I was totally stressed out and quickly got on Skyscanner.com to desperately buy a ticket anywhere out of Colombia so he would let me on the plane. At the same time, worried that he would give my ticket to someone else. To be honest this is such a rookie mistake from me. I've experienced a similar situation before in my time as a nomad. I guess I've just gotten a bit rusty during Covid… RADIO VAGABOND TRAVEL TIP #1 Not all, but some countries, do require that you have an onward ticket. Why is this?  Well, countries want to make sure that you don't overstay the set amount of time you can be in their country. It's also to prevent illegal immigration and also because they want to confirm that you have enough money to actually buy a ticket and leave the country. Honestly, these are all very valid reasons. The airlines are held responsible and are required to check for proof of onward travel. They don't always ask so you could be lucky and board without it. But my advice is don't take that chance and end up like me: frantically trying to book an onward ticket on your phone just as they are closing the boarding gate. ALL ABOARD…? I went on Skyscanner and searched “Medellín, Colombia to anywhere” looking for the cheapest ticket. As I was stressing out trying to enter my credit card details on my phone, someone asked me if they could hotspot my phone just as the boarding gate official was asking me if I have checked a bag. Like he's in a rush to get my bag out of the plane – as I'm obviously not going to fly. And then he gets in an argument with the other passengers for the same issues as me which was adding to the already tense mood. Finally, my onward ticket to Panama got confirmed as I approached the tiny General of the Boarding Gate Republic. My heart was racing. I didn't want to get told that my onward ticket was somehow invalid and that I wouldn't be able to board my flight. Thankfully, he accepted my onward ticket and my ticket to board the flight, and I was off, not without exchanging a few terse words in his direction for the way the situation was handled. RADIO VAGABOND TRAVEL TIP #2 There are ways to avoid getting in a situation like this. If you don't know where you want to go and when you want to leave, you can find an airline that will let you refund and get your money back.  An easier option is to use Onward Ticket which allows you to “rent” a ticket for $12 which is valid for 48 hours. They send you a confirmation to show to the airline and then this onward ticket is cancelled once you have arrived.  NOT SO FAST, PALLE When I eventually got on the plane and strapped my seatbelt it was 5.02 pm. Then 6 hours later, I was back inside the terminal… Ice in the flight engine delayed our flight. We were asked to disembark a few times and had to wait for ages in the airport. This, of course, impacted my plans upon arrival, including arranging my meeting with my Airbnb host in Medellín. I was expecting us to fly at around midnight. That didn't happen. We waited another 5 hours before we were airborne. It seemed as though I would never reach Colombia… TOUCHDOWN IN COLOMBIA...FINALLY We eventually arrived at 09.30 and went through immigration – without them asking to see an onward ticket. Go figure. The good news was that I didn't arrive in the middle of the night like I was worried about. But the driver (that my host Rob had sent) did. He'd been waiting for me since 3am. Juan Pablo, the now slightly annoyed driver, only spoke Spanish and my Spanish definitely has room for improvement. So, one of the first things I did after I got settled in my apartment in Laureles in Medellín was to look for a Spanish class. I found Alejandra and we ended up doing 3 one-ton-one classes every week for 3 months – even after I left Colombia. She's a really great teacher and makes it individual for each student. She knew I had a passion for producing podcasts, so one week my homework was to do a 2-minute podcast about Medellín in Spanish. You can listen to it after this week's episode. Drop me a line if you're looking for a great Spanish teacher. I'd love to connect you with Alejandra. 7 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT COLOMBIA MEDELLÍN IS THE SECOND-LARGEST CITY IN COLOMBIA After the capital Bogotá, Medellín is the second-largest city in Colombia. As of September 2019, the population of Medellín is about 2.5 million people (3.7 million in the metro area) and covers a total area of 381 square kilometres (147 square miles) and is 1,500 meters (4,920 feet) above sea level. It's located in the central region of the Andes Mountains in South America. MEDELLÍN IS KNOWN AS THE CITY OF THE ETERNAL SPRING That might be because the weather's typically a perfect 70-75 °F (22-23 °C) no matter the season. So, flowers on balconies and terraces, in gardens and parks, on sidewalk café tables, bloom all year. It's also known as “Capital of the Mountain”, and speaking of flowers it also has the nickname “City of the Flowers”. CABLE CARS ARE USED FOR MASS PUBLIC TRANSPORT Unlike expensive, touristy cable cars in other cities, the MetroCable here is a regular part of the city's public transport system. And this was something they did before any other city in the world. So, while you're cruising up high, you'll be rubbing shoulders with locals heading home after work. Medellín has an incredible skyline dotted with skyscrapers, grand colonial buildings, and colourful homes. And it looks extra good when you're zipping over the scene in a cable car. And Lonely Planet describes the Medellín cable car system as “possibly the least expensive but most comprehensive and photogenic city tour in the world.” BIG OUTDOOR ESCALATOR Medellín is surrounded by mountains so getting public transport to the steepest corners of the city isn't easy. So, the city planners got a bright idea: They decided to build an outdoor escalator. The Comuna 13 neighbourhood is on a steep hillside – and before the people living here had to climb the equivalent of 28 stories to get home from the city centre. Now, the journey takes six minutes, and the views get increasingly impressive as you glide up the hill. MEDELLÍN AWARDED THE MOST INNOVATIVE CITY OF 2013 The Urban Land Institute awarded Medellín “the Innovative City of the Year award” in 2013. Tramways, cable cars and the outdoor escalators were a big part of this, but also the city's world-class art galleries, libraries, and public spaces. Later, in 2016, Medellín won the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, a sort of “urbanism Nobel prize”. Medellín got this because of its transformation into an outstanding liveable city. MEDELLÍN IS NOT A DANGEROUS CITY ANYMORE Twenty-five years ago, Time magazine dubbed Medellin “the most dangerous city on earth”. It was here that Pablo Escobar had his Medellín Cartel – a powerful and highly organized Colombian drug cartel and terrorist-type criminal organization. Escobar and other drug lords lived like princes. Judges and policemen were assassinated on a daily basis, and ordinary people disappeared overnight without trace. You might have seen Narcos on Netflix that tells the story of the life of Pablo Escobar and the rise and fall of the Medellín Cartel. By the way, it's important to say that this is fiction and according to the locals only partly a true story. Pablo Escobar was killed in 1993, yet still many people to this day think that Colombia and especially Medellín is a dangerous place to visit. But since then, the city has been transformed. Obviously, it's a big city and not without problems; but it's really not more dangerous than any other big city. FROM MURDER CAPITAL TO NOMAD HOTSPOT So, Medellín went from the murder capital of the world to a hipster holiday destination and a digital nomad hotspot. VISITING COMUNA 13 Comuna 13 is famous for the outdoor escalator but just as much for its amazing street art. Local artists are responsible for the colourful murals. Back in the day, Comuna 13 was the most dangerous district in the most dangerous city in the world. And it actually only got worse after Escobar was killed. The real violence in Comuna 13 only started after his death in 1993. The power vacuum created a bloody battle between left-wing guerrilla, right-wing paramilitary groups, and local street gangs. They all wanted to take control over Comuna 13, and between 1997 and 2002 the murder rate in Medellín tripled. The district was divided into zones of guerrillas and the paramilitary. There were ‘invisible borders' everywhere, and if you crossed one, it could mean the difference between life and death. If you had said just 15 years ago that you were going to Comuna 13, people would have thought you were crazy. And that's where I'm going next. Still today, it is not 100% safe, but this district is on the road to recovery. One of the positive influences is the Comuna 13 street art. TOURING COMUNA 13 I signed up for a 2.5-hour tour of Comuna 13 to experience the urban art, dance, and hear some amazing stories see the transformation of this district with my own eyes. For years, Comuna 13 was considered one of the most dangerous areas in Colombia but today it's an awesome example of change. My local guide, Laura, works for Zippy Tour and lives in the area and we ended the tour at the house she lives in with her family – way up the hill of Comuna 13. Before the tour started, Laura asked us not to give the local children any money as there are more than enough opportunities for them to earn money and giving them a ‘hand out' will not incentivise them to take these opportunities available to them. And many of them will use the money to purchase drugs as drug use remain a problem in this area. “We've been doing tours here for the past 5 years. We want to show people the beauty of Comuna 13 and the stores behind the art, the community, and the history of violence that has been transformed in recent years. Unfortunately, our tour business has suffered due to Covid-19 but we are so happy to still receive tourists despite the situation.” LIFE IN COMUNA 13 Laura has lived here in Comuna 13 her entire life. Her parents got married when they were very young. “My mother was 15 and my father was 18 when they got married because back then there was an agreement between families who had many children. For example, my father had 19 siblings and my mother had 21 siblings. It was a way to get them out of the house quickly to become financially independent.” Her parents were very poor and couldn't afford to buy land or a house. But at the time – around the start of the 1980s – the government began giving free land in Comuna 13 which her parents acquired.   So, Laura has fond memories of living here when she was a girl in the '80s. And the invisible borders I was talking about earlier first came later. So, she didn't see any dead people in the streets, the quality of life when it comes to health was very bad. “The situation was bad, but the community made it a pleasant place to live. They held fiestas and concerts, and I have fond memories of growing up here.” Laura explained that it was like a forgotten part of the city. It was just poor people living here, so it was like the government didn't care about them. Laura told us that as a girl, she never once saw any police presence in the area ever. So, the locals decided to create their own illegal security protection group called the Popular Militias. They started out well, taking care of the community and protecting the children from nefarious activities at night. However, over time, the Popular Militias began to become dangerous and everything changed when Pablo Escobar died. Yes, everything would change when Pablo Escobar died in 1993. At the time Laura was around 11 years old. And as we talked about earlier, this was when things turned really bad here in Comuna 13. When Escobar was at his peak with the Medellín Cartel he recruited a lot of young people in Comuna 13. “Escobar's cartel began recruiting young people from poor neighbourhoods around the city, including here in Comuna 13, to work in their organisation. Often, this included crimes such as kidnapping, torture, assassinations, local terrorism, and drug trafficking. Escobar even offered 1 million Colombian pesos for every policeman killed, which of course made many poor and disadvantaged people eager to get involved in a life of crime. It was easy, fast money. Escobar was responsible for arranging the killing of 657 policemen in Medellín.” And as you might remember, the hunt for Pablo Escobar ended when he was shot on a roof in Comuna 11, not far from here. “The government thought that once Escobar was dead, things would be better. This was not the case. Many people and crime organisations wanted to take control and the violence spread rapidly throughout the country. Many criminal syndicates joined forces and urban warfare was rampant. Many innocent people lost their lives.” During that time, the government had many operations to get law and order brought to Comuna 13. They all failed. So, in October 2002 they did a more drastic operation. Operation Orion was “the largest urban military operation ever to take place in Colombia” and lasted for four days. WARM COLOMBIAN HOSPITALITY We continued to Laura's home and had cold beer on the balcony with a stunning view of Comuna 13 and Medellín. On the way, we saw a lot of amazing street art and was witness to several dance acts. Even though a part of it was on the escalators, it was still a lot of walking uphill. I chatted to Laura and found out more about life living in Comuna 13 and sharing a home with so many siblings and family members. Before I put my microphone away and enjoyed the view and chats with new friends, Laura had some final words about her country. “Colombia is more than coffee and Narcos. Colombia has so much to offer both locals and visitors alike. We have a beautiful paradise filled with wonderfully warm people.” Amen to that, Laura. My name is Palle Bo, and I gotta keep moving. See you. COVID-19 TRAVEL and TOURISM RULES FOR COLOMBIA For the latest COVID-19 travel restrictions and tourist regulations, please visit the official website of the Colombian government. Make sure the Colombia is open for tourism before booking your trip.

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