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In this episode of Conversations with Pearl Podcast, host Pearl Chiarenza talks with Cathy Gagliardi, a neurodiversity mentor and family support specialist. Cathy shares her journey of supporting neurodivergent children and introduces her "Belly Flies Method" for managing anxiety and fostering self-love. They discuss the emotional impact of neurodivergent diagnoses, the importance of understanding and accepting unique perspectives, and practical strategies for parents. Pearl and Cathy reflect on their experiences with neurodivergent individuals, emphasizing empathy and effective communication. The episode offers valuable insights into nurturing neurodivergent children and supporting their emotional well-being.Cathy and Pearl discuss- Cathy Gagliardi's background and work with neurodivergent children- Definition and importance of neurodiversity- The "belly flies method" for supporting children with neurodivergent conditions- Emotional impact of receiving a neurodivergent diagnosis for a child- Navigating differing perspectives within a family regarding a child's neurodivergent condition- Importance of acceptance, understanding, and support within families and communities- Insights into working with neurodivergent children and embracing their unique perspectives- Practical examples and holistic approach to nurturing and supporting children's emotional well-being and developmentAs a #1 Best Selling Author and Illustrator of children's books, Cathy has been able to donate her books to Ronald McDonald House, Little Libraries, schools and families in need locally and internationally.  Her involvement with Costa Rican and Guatamalan schools and communities has enriched her understanding of children's emotional wellbeing.Through mentoring in the neurodivergent community, she has recognized the needs for the new program that she has developed called THE BELLYFLIES METHOD.Check out Cathy heretwinklinglynx Give Your Neurodivergent child a voicego to Bellyfliesmethod.com to receive 3 free episodes to help ease frustrations and give your child a voice Follow Pearl onsocial media TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook: @PearlchiarenzaGo to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.wsliving.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Remember to embrace your inner pearl, nourish yourself, and find balance in life. Staytrue to your authentic self and continue working on your personal growth.

When the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the country's borders was announced, opposition from the public and the legal community was swift. The outcry and judicial decisions led to a reversal of the administration's stated policy. But detention and family separation have a long history in this country, history professor Ana Raquel Minian says. Minian, who immigrated from Mexico to the United States right before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has made an academic career studying immigration, incarceration and detention. As a young adult, Minian followed the news of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base being used to detain people who might be connected to those attacks. But in researching their new book, In the Shadow of Liberty: The Invisible History of Immigrant Detention in the United States, Minian discovered the base was first used as a detention center under President George H.W. Bush to hold Haitian refugees. Minian uses the personal experiences of four immigrants to walk readers through the history of immigrant detention in the United States: Fu Chi Hao, a Chinese Christian attempting to escape the Boxer Rebellion in 1901; Holocaust survivor Ellen Knauff, a war bride of an American GI who arrived at Ellis Island in 1948; Gerardo Mansur, a Cuban who joined the Mariel boat lift in 1979; and Fernando Arredondo, a Guatamalan asylum seeker who was separated from his daughter by border officials in 2018.  In this episode of The Modern Law Library, Minian shares details of these stories with the ABA Journal's Lee Rawles. They also discuss the shifting motivations behind changes in the immigration system, parole versus detention, and how attorneys can help immigrants currently in detention.

When the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the country's borders was announced, opposition from the public and the legal community was swift. The outcry and judicial decisions led to a reversal of the administration's stated policy. But detention and family separation have a long history in this country, history professor Ana Raquel Minian says. Minian, who immigrated from Mexico to the United States right before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has made an academic career studying immigration, incarceration and detention. As a young adult, Minian followed the news of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base being used to detain people who might be connected to those attacks. But in researching their new book, In the Shadow of Liberty: The Invisible History of Immigrant Detention in the United States, Minian discovered the base was first used as a detention center under President George H.W. Bush to hold Haitian refugees. Minian uses the personal experiences of four immigrants to walk readers through the history of immigrant detention in the United States: Fu Chi Hao, a Chinese Christian attempting to escape the Boxer Rebellion in 1901; Holocaust survivor Ellen Knauff, a war bride of an American GI who arrived at Ellis Island in 1948; Gerardo Mansur, a Cuban who joined the Mariel boat lift in 1979; and Fernando Arredondo, a Guatamalan asylum seeker who was separated from his daughter by border officials in 2018.  In this episode of The Modern Law Library, Minian shares details of these stories with the ABA Journal's Lee Rawles. They also discuss the shifting motivations behind changes in the immigration system, parole versus detention, and how attorneys can help immigrants currently in detention.

When the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the country's borders was announced, opposition from the public and the legal community was swift. The outcry and judicial decisions led to a reversal of the administration's stated policy. But detention and family separation have a long history in this country, history professor Ana Raquel Minian says. Minian, who immigrated from Mexico to the United States right before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has made an academic career studying immigration, incarceration and detention. As a young adult, Minian followed the news of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base being used to detain people who might be connected to those attacks. But in researching their new book, In the Shadow of Liberty: The Invisible History of Immigrant Detention in the United States, Minian discovered the base was first used as a detention center under President George H.W. Bush to hold Haitian refugees. Minian uses the personal experiences of four immigrants to walk readers through the history of immigrant detention in the United States: Fu Chi Hao, a Chinese Christian attempting to escape the Boxer Rebellion in 1901; Holocaust survivor Ellen Knauff, a war bride of an American GI who arrived at Ellis Island in 1948; Gerardo Mansur, a Cuban who joined the Mariel boat lift in 1979; and Fernando Arredondo, a Guatamalan asylum seeker who was separated from his daughter by border officials in 2018.  In this episode of The Modern Law Library, Minian shares details of these stories with the ABA Journal's Lee Rawles. They also discuss the shifting motivations behind changes in the immigration system, parole versus detention, and how attorneys can help immigrants currently in detention.

The teen council discusses the book, We Are Not From Here by Jenny Torres Sanchez, which is one of the books in our Mark Oshiro reading challenge this month. Hear their reactions to this intense story about young Guatamalan immigrants in this recording. Other books discussed were: Lessons in Chemistry Lord of the Flies The Cost of Knowing Macbeth

Theresa Alexander Inman welcomes Cathy Gagliardi, an advocate for neurodivergent children. Cathy shares her heartfelt journey and mission to empower neurodivergent children to grow up emotionally balanced, expressive, and loved. She introduces the "Belly Flight Method," a strategy designed to help children articulate uncomfortable emotions and foster healthier relationships. The method encourages understanding and support between caregivers and neurodivergent children, aiming to make them feel valued and understood. Cathy's insights offer valuable guidance for parents seeking to deepen connections with their children and support their unique developmental journeys. About Cathy As a #1 Best Selling Author and Illustrator of children's books, Cathy has been able to donate her books to Ronald McDonald House, Little Libraries, schools and families in need locally and internationally.  Her involvement with Costa Rican and Guatamalan schools and communities has enriched her understanding of children's emotional wellbeing. Through mentoring in the neurodivergent community, she has recognized the needs for the new program that she has developed called THE BELLYFLIES METHOD.   Offer I've created a three part series to start the process of gaining insight into a better relationship with your child.  Just go to https://bellyfliesmethod.com/ email cathy@bellyfliesmethod.com About Theresa A wife and a mother to two children and grandmother, Theresa Alexander Inman is a Parenting Coach, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and Infant Toddler Development Specialist. She was introduced to the field of behavior analysis in 2007 after working in many capacities in the juvenile justice system. Her goal is to improve the lives of children and families by helping them strategize child develop skills to prevent or reduce the effects of possible delays while having fun! She also served as a panelist on the first annual Autism World Summit. Theresa is also an author, having published ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠“How Can I Help My Child Communicate?”⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ in 2022. Connect with Theresa today! • Instagram | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Theresa Inman⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ • LinkedIn | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Theresa Inman⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ • BabyBoomer.org | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Theresa Inman⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ • YouTube | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Parenting with Confidence⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ • Tiktok | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.tiktok.com/@parentcoachtheresa • Spotify via Anchor.fm | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Parenting with Confidence ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Website: https://www.theresaalexanderinman.com/ About Parenting with Confidence Parenting with Confidence with Theresa Alexander Inman presents you with answers if you are a tired and frustrated parent with a child diagnosed with a developmental delay. We aim to lift you up from the pressure of doing it right and provide you with the resources to set you and your child up for success! Please share, comment, rate, and download! Thank you! Blessings! Theresa --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theresa-alexander-inman/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theresa-alexander-inman/support

In this season's gentle opener, Dr Andy Cope introduces you to his Guatemalan worry person. There's a serious point lurking in the quirkiness. This podcast will guarantee you a good night's sleep

This is the most honest conversation to occur on Wine Talks. Tracy is unabashed at exploring her lifestyle and her path to be an exectutive with a public wine company.  This was such a refreshing interview that we left the door open to regroup down the road as the landscape in the wine sector shifts towards an inclusionary perspective. The wine sector has been dominated by males both in ancient and modern times. Certainly the patriarchal societies such as the Italian and French lent themselves to the new world of wine; North and South America, Australia and more but inroads are being made to level the playing field for women, people of color and members of the LGBTQ community.  You will be taken by Tracey's knowledge of not only wine but business and life. As her perspective on life is shaped by not only her sexuality, but also being a mother to an daughter of color and a Guatamalan son. I think you will find her personality intriguing and insightful. Have a listen to Tracey Mason, Senior Vice President to Vintage Wine Estates.

Wendy Amara is a proud Guatamalan with Mayan roots and has spent her time as a transformational Strategy Coach, Speaker, Trainer, and Best Selling Author. She has coached thousands of people over the past twelve years and helped them achieve very powerful goals for their lives. Her results-oriented, no-holding-back approach opens up new possibilities for her clients and has them stay accountable for producing extraordinary results. She has coached many prominent individuals including numerous CEOs of large companies and high positioned appointed and elected officials. She supports all her clients in gaining more clarity, connecting to their vision, and developing a plan of action for their lives that will skyrocket them to their goals. Wendy's wish for every client is that they live a life they are excited about and proud of! She has worked for numerous transformational companies specializing in ontological coaching, result-oriented coaching, and leadership principles. In this week's episode, we find out how Wendy became a coach way before it was popular. She found out about coaching before Facebook was even a thing! And while undergoing life coaching to find solutions for her ADHD, she found herself wanting to try coaching for herself and support others in her community. She worked with businesses, consulted with others, and even earned her coaching certification to specifically support people with ADHD. Her goal is to get every one of her clients to trust in themselves and learn the tools they need to be the best version of themselves.  Keep up with Wendy on her website and on her LinkedIn. Listen to her podcast Yes Mujer Build It here.  For all Hella Latin@ updates, follow @hellalatinopodcast on Instagram and connect on LinkedIn. More at odalysjasmine.com. Podcast production for this episode was provided by CCST. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we are back (on our new bi-monthly schedule), to discuss Birdcage-available to stream on Paramount + We will be back in two weeks to talk Good Will Hunting!

In this SPECIAL episode, I share an interview that Andres Palacios (BFA Illustration student at SCAD) did with me for a class project. I really enjoyed talking to him, and I think you'll enjoy our conversation. We'll be back next week with Episode 14!Thanks to Andres Palacios for letting me share this interview! Check out his work at https://www.andrespalacios.meHOW TO SUPPORTShare this episode/podcast with your friends! YOUR referrals are the NUMBER ONE WAY to grow this podcast.Support what we're doing by joining me on Patreon at http://Patreon.com/tomfroeseLearn illustration in one of my Skillshare classes. Visit http://tomfroese.com/teaching to find links to all my classes. Use these links and get 30 days of free membership on Skillshare!Join my mailing list: http://tomfroese.com/contactIN THIS EPISODEIntro StuffINTERVIEWHow would you describe your style conceptually and visually?Do you still use your Inky Illustration style/technique?Do you find a connection between running and illustration?Did you ever struggle to illustrate the human figure in a more stylized (less realistic) way?How do you juggle all the things you do, between podcast, illustrating, family, etc.?What are 3 characteristics that differentiate a good artist from a great one?What has been your favourite project and why?Andres presents me with drawing of me!  — "I kept picturing you with a bucket of KFC"SUMMARYPODCAST TEAM/CREDITS Julia Herrick, Script Editorhttps://julesherrick.comMark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineerhttps://linktr.ee/semiathleticAll Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.FIND ME ELSEWHERE http://linktr.ee/mrtomfroese

On this episode I talk with Seattle area bird----more----er Bryony Angell, who is a professional writer with many published articles related to birding. Much of her recent work is related to women in birding and the birding experience from a woman's perspective.   You can reach Bryony on her website here. Read more about Bryony, and topics discussed on the episode on the Bird Banter blog post related to this episode.  Here is a link to the article about women only birding trips we mentioned on the episode.  The Guatamalan female guides we mentioned were Claudia Avandaño who led my trip and Ana Paula Oxom is the guide leading an upcoming Guatamala trip.  Until next time, good birding and good day!  

In this week's episode, both our storytellers explore the divisions and limits that influence how we understand and operate in the world and in science. Part 1: César Nufio's childhood experience as a Guatamalan immigrant shapes his life in science. Part 2: Seeking acceptance as a child of Kurdish immigrants in Denmark, Cansu Karabiyik decides to become a scientist. César Nufio is a scientist and educator who is passionate about understanding the natural world and working to increase diversity and inclusion in the sciences. He is currently a multimedia content developer at HHMI's BioInteractive where he works with artists, educators, filmmakers, and scientists to help engage and inspire students. Previously, he taught tropical biology courses for the Organization for Tropical Studies and explored the effect of climate change on insects in the Rocky Mountains while working at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History. Coming to this country as an undocumented child and experiencing the generosity given by so many during his journey has impacted his commitment to giving back and his Latin American identity. Cansu Karabiyik is a neuroscientist at Columbia University. She was born in Denmark to Kurdish immigrants. In 2013, she moved to California for her studies in Biomedical Science and decided to never go back. She moved instead to Portugal to conduct the research for her Master thesis focusing on neuroprotection during stroke. In 2021, she completed her PhD at University of Cambridge in the UK focusing on neurodegeneration and has since been in NYC, where she spends her days in the lab researching molecular mechanisms of neuropsychiatric diseases and her evenings doing comedy across the city. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's Week 2 of Hispanic Heritage Month and The Horror Squad are joined by Alexis Sanchez of Latinx Geeks and Marvel Artist Pablo Leon to talk about La Llorona (2019), a tale of supernatural revenge against a Guatamalan dictator, directed by Jayro Bustamante and written by Bustamante and Lisandro Sanchez.Recommendations:Alexis - Vampires vs the Bronx, Fandom Forward - The Fan Organizer CoalitionPablo - Identifying Features, Prayers for the Stolen, Art of Political MurderEmily- Finding OscarBen - Godfather IIJeremy - The LodgeWhere to Follow:Alexis: Twitter - @LatinxGeeks, Web - LatinxGeeks.comPablo: Twittter - @ArtsyPabster, Instagram - @ArtsyPabster, Web - ArtsyPabster.comEmily: Twitter - @megamoth, Web - Megamoth.netBen: Twitter - @BentheKahn, Web - BenKahnComics.comJeremy: Twitter - @Jrome58, Web - JeremyWhitley.comThe Podcast: Twitter - @proghorrorpod ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In today's episode I'm joined by Paola Ucelo for a powerful conversation all about embodiment and the 4 keys to personal power.  Paola is a Guatamalan multidisciplinary artist, poet and mentor or transformation and embodiment. Through her initiation in multiple eastern and Earth-based traditions, she integrates the most effective concepts and healing modalities, offering people tools and perspective shifts to design a life in alignment with their highest vision. Her work is not just in you feeling empowered, but about seeing the results in your everyday life. Whether it's though her life changing 1:1 and group containers, art, podcast and in person experiences - Paola's work is an offering of love and service to the empowerment of the collective. In this episode we explore: Paola's journey from a life where she tried to fit in, to one where she was living in alignment with her truth The different between empowerment and embodiment  The 4 keys to personal power and how to use them in your life   Connect with Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paolaucelo_ Website: https://www.paolaucelo.com   Connect with Sabi: Instagram: Instagram.com/sabi.kerr  Website: www.sabikerr.com Free worthiness bundle: www.sabikerr.com/worthiness-bundle-freebie   

Jimmy speaks about messaging liberty with Guatamalan radio host and libertarian commentator Gloria Alvarez (@GloriaAlvarez85), from the recent Leadership Program of the Rockies 2021 Retreat. Then, Jimmy catches up with the insightful Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang) on all things China at the LPR Retreat! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy speaks about messaging liberty with Guatamalan radio host and libertarian commentator Gloria Alvarez (@GloriaAlvarez85), from the recent Leadership Program of the Rockies 2021 Retreat. Then, Jimmy catches up with the insightful Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang) on all things China at the LPR Retreat!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, I'm chatting with George Sisneros, a 55-year old who has been taking the personal finance "Money Twitter" scene by storm over the past few months. George has swam with sharks in Belize & smoked a Cuban cigar in Havana. He's explored ancient Mayan ruins & grabbed an alligator by the tail. He's jumped out of an airplane and ran a marathon. He's climbed and spent the night on Volcán Acatenango, the 3rd highest peak in Central America.He's summited Capitol Peak, which is “arguably the most difficult of the 58 Colorado 14ers.” He's played in the World Series of Poker in Vegas. And he's a bilingual Latino from the States who is now a Christian Missionary living in a small Guatamalan village, where he is happily married with 8 kids, and has built a school and helped establish a safe house for severely malnourished babies under 1-year-old. And to top it off, he also does high-level coaching for successful entrepreneurs and executives & gives them “one-on-one accountability.” This is a highly personalized, very involved level of coaching, so he only works with 5 clients max at any given time. The top of his website sums up his mission quite neatly: "My passion is helping you get your time back so you can summit more of life's mountains.” So you can see why I thought George sounded like JUST the kind of person I wanted to chat with on the top of The Journey to Freedom. In today's show we talk about everything from wrangling alligators, to launching a school and clinic in Guatamala. We discuss his No Spend Year and what the holidays look like with no presents. We discuss how to nurture a long lasting marriage, his new deep dive into the world of investing, and how to live a more intentional life. Head to megnordmann.com for complete Show Notes and links to all resources mentioned in our conversation today. Follow George at: @OneGSisneros gsisneros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Vice President Kamala Harris made headlines with her message to Guatamalan migrants fleeing for the United States. Scott Sidway has the audio and reaction. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Having unabashed belief in your non-profit movement, and sharing it with essentially everyone you come in contact with, is one way Phil Johnson and Ken Jones have seen their organization’s reach grow. Phil (founder) and Ken (chairman) of Hope to Walk know that their mission of providing everyone who needs a prosthetic leg worldwide, is something worth talking about. From unexpected connections with pro soccer stars to advice from Guatamalan shamans, this idea never fails to serve them. Phil and Ken tell amazing stories of Hope to Walks’ impact around the world, while also providing guidance for those interested in starting their own non-profit.  Hope To Walk Instagram Hope To Walk Facebook Hope To Walk Website Contact: info@hopetowalk.org -------------------------------------------------- Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys The Do Good Project www.thedgproject.org

Welcome to PERSPECTIVE, a podcast for wedding creatives where we sit down, often with a special guest and talk about our many years of experience in the wedding industry so that you can learn from us and grow your own wedding business.A few weeks ago we were contacted by Experience Designer and Consultant Julie Comfort, pitching herself as a potential guest on the podcast due to her unique perspective on the wedding industry.I sat reading her initial email thinking to myself whether I know what Experience Design actually was and intrigue took hold.As Julie explained “Experience design is a fairly new but growing field that takes a holistic, human-centred approach to design, part of a much bigger societal shift that’s guiding us towards a future of events designed around people, not things.With only a few emails back and forth we most certainly had found a guest we wanted to learn more from, especially now that we're all rethinking what's truly "essential," we wanted to hear if Julie foresees any shifts in weddings toward more meaning and experience.Of course , if you haven’t heard of Julie comfort before, that’s OK! As regular listeners will already know we don’t just want to heard what our guest have to say but we want to get to know them as people with lives outside of the industry so well be talking to Julie about her as well as her business!Links Mentioned:What we're drinking: Gregg has some Chipp Coffee Co, Dulima a washed Colombian bean brewed on the ChemexSimon has some Lemon and Ginger Green Teaand Julie is drinking some Guatamalan coffee from Cafe Strauss in BerlinGet your Christmas music fixCinemate's 'viral' TikTokJulie's Magazine, Rabblekaospilot.dk/Elizabeth MessinaIdeas for sparking better dinner conversationsCrafting the intangible WorkshopFollow Julie:WebsiteInstagramFacebookFollow Us:WebsiteInstagramFacebookYoutubePodcastTikTokSend us a DM on Instagram or e-mail any questions to perspective@cinematefilms.co.ukIf you haven't already, we'd love if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!Sponsored by - With Jack, Insurance for FreelancersMusic Licensed via Artlist.io (get 2 months free with this link)Recorded at Two Ten CoPodcasting Gear:RodeCaster ProProcaster MicBoom ArmHeadphonesOther:Deliver your photos with Pic-Time (get a free month with code VQEJSY)Run your photo and video business more efficiently with OctoaJoin me and invest commission-free with Freetrade. Get started with a free share worth £3-£200.Productivity SoftwareLearn new skills with Skill Share, first 2 months FREECaption/ Transcribe your videos with Rev.com

My guest today was recently honored with the Young Professional Excellence Award by the Hispanic Chamber of Louisiana for her work as the Founder and CEO of an exciting and inspiring jewelry brand here in New Orleans. She holds a degree in International Business from Loyola University as well as a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Psychology and Metaphysics. She is a brilliantly gifted designer and creative force and brings her whole heart and positive energy to her coaching work with clients.She is Guatamalan born and NOLA bred...ladies and gentlemen...Dr. Cristy Cali!Over the course of this conversation, Cristy and I talk about the importance of disconnecting from childhood trauma to step into the gifts you are meant to bring into the world. We cover aspects of creativity, entrepreneurship, service, metaphysics, energy healing and a whole lot more.If you find yourself in New Orleans, please make sure you stop by her shop. You can plug 3110 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 into your mapping app and it should take you right there. You can also find Cristy online at https://www.cristycali.com/ and in the social spheres, you can find her on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/CristyCaliJewelry/) and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cristycalijewelry. As always, the podcast streams on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Be good to yourselves and be good to others,WestonHOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe & Review:  iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | AmazonDonate: Check out our Patreon account.Thanks to my dear compadre from another madre, Billy Hayes, for the intoxicating theme music.

Untitled Art Fudgesicle is a pastry stout by style. Fudgesical is brewed with Hershey's syrup, Dominincan, Madagascan and Guatamalan cacao nibs. This craft beer is 12% ABV

What (stupid) dreams may come. The Guatamalan chick from my old apartment building. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. Friday night at Home Depot. Best July ever. 

Episode One, in which John Feeley, Bill Brownfield and Pete lay it all out: How and why does Fulanita, our Guatamalan every-gal, end up at the US border with young son Javier, delivered by the cartels' fancy coach service?  

Alex is joined by Guidy Mamann, Immigration lawyer, to talk about the harrowing story of a 7-year-old Guatamalan girl that died after being detained by border patrol officers along the United States-Mexico border. A statement from the Department of Homeland Security said that the girl died of shock and dehydration, after not consuming food or water for several days.

We share what we've been up to and what we've been reading with special guest, Maureen Lee Lenker. Bonus: hear all about our first kisses, both real life and on stage! Life Updates: Sarah got an agent!  Jenny is back from the wilderness! Sarah is back from Guatamalan adventures! Recs we're looking for: Sci fi/fantasy Enemies to lovers (of the saucy variety) Ancient or Renaissance historical fiction Books mentioned in this episode: The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang (listen to our episode with Helen!) A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J Maas Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwaub Fantasy Maureen loved pickpocket heroine from Victorian England Wicked and the Wallflower by Sarah MacLean (listen to our episode with Sarah!) Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover by Sarah MacLean Inheritance Trilogy by N.K. Jemison American Queen by Sierra Simone Only $.99 right now! Camelot retold as a  Best portrayal of BDSM in fiction that Jenny has read Priest by Sierra Simone Hot Dom Priest Sexy BDSM Gloriously filthy and somehow spiritual at the same time A Storied Life by Leigh Kramer High on our TBR pile "Weaving together grief and beauty, humor and romance...will make you rethink life, love, and loss." A Long Fatal Love Chase by Louisa May Alcott Gothic romance sexy priest The Forbidden Hearts Trilogy by Alisha Rai (listen to our episode with Alisha!) Maureen loved the conclusion sexy, satisfying family drama Forbidden and Tempest by Beverly Jenkins Historical Western series Often based on real historical figures Jenny is now binge reading all things Beverly Jenkins The Red by Tiffany Reisz Art history based erotica  Da Vinci Code erotica! The Idea of You by Robinne Lee 39 year old heroine falls for 20 year old boy band member when she takes her preteen daughter to a meet and greet gorgeous exploration of ageism, madness of fame, the invisibility of "older" women, art world, and love.  Does not have an HEA.  Rec from Michelle Jenkins! My Oxford Year by Julia Whelan (listen to our episode with Julia!) Maureen felt it was deeply authentic having experienced her own Oxford Year found it breathtaking Always Never Yours by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broca High school sweetheart authors who got engaged at The Ripped Bodice teenage girl who thinks she's always The Girl Before about her finding her self worth lots of Shakespeare  sex positive teen heroine Royals by Rachel Hawkins YA with snarky, funny heroine her sister is getting married to Crown Prince of Scotland and she has to live there for the summer and learn etiquette Song of the Lioness by Tamora Pierce

  Paying it Forward to Children Around the World!Children truly are our future. And when we can help children all over the world, you just have to believe, the world will be a much better place. That's what Ron Carter is doing with his small team at Children Incorporated. And that's the conversation we sharing today. Meet our Feature GuestAt a time when people often feel helpless in a world where they want to make a difference, Children Incorporated is now teaming up with an old friend to launch a new effort intended to bring thousands of new donors into the fold – to empower people to do something that actually changes the world for the better. Twenty years ago, Dr. Richard Carlson’s best-selling book Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff forged a legacy that is carried on by Dr. Carlson’s widow, Kristine, selling 25 million copies and magnifying the global movement towards mindfulness and self-care. It was the book’s mention of Children Incorporated as the Carlsons’ preferred charity that was, in the words of current Director of Development Shelley Callahan, “one of the most meaningful things to happen to our organization.” This year, in conjunction with the book’s 20th anniversary re-publication, Kristine Carlson and Children’s Incorporated I have teamed up to find 2000 new donors, with a generous donation from the Richard Carlson Memorial Foundation supporting matching funds. Since sponsorships are the lifeblood of Children Incorporated’s work, the infusion of so many new benefactors is likely to have a profound and lasting impact. This latest effort is just one of many in support of Children Incorporated’s global mission to confront childhood poverty through direct intervention: getting the donated money, goods, and services directly to the children and families who need them most. Reaching over 250,000 children in 23 countries over the last few decades, Children Incorporated currently supports over 300 programs and projects, from building schools in Bolivia, to clean water initiatives in India, to inner-city projects in Detroit and Washington DC, to “backpack feeding” Appalachian kids who might not otherwise have anything to eat on the weekends. With digital media efforts like the “On the Road” web series that documents Children Incorporated’s monumental efforts, the organization is continuing to lead the way in terms of global awareness of poverty and finding innovative and impactful solutions that benefit the most impoverished communities of the world, one deserving child at a time. For over 50 years, Children Incorporated has been a pioneer in the field of international charity, connecting individual donors to specific children in need both in the United States and around the world. The story of Children Incorporated, from humble beginnings of a determined American traveler connecting her wealthy friends with Guatamalan orphans, to one of the most respected and productive charities around, is one that is worthy of attention and discussion, and a way of bringing power and possibility to life in a too-often uncertain and disheartening world. Connect with our Feature Guest https://childrenincorporated.org/ (ChildrenIncorporated.com) ResourcesHillbilly Elegy - J.D. Vance Wally's Take AwayGive of your Time, Talents and Treasures. If you can only give of one, give your time. Getting involved on a personal level is life changing for you and others. Hunt the Good StuffTravis Mills Denver Colorado Hires the Homelesshttps://303magazine.com/2017/09/denvers-homeless-rino-day-works-program-2/ (https://303magazine.com/2017/09/denvers-homeless-rino-day-works-program-2/)  Get Your Life On Track in the Next 90 DaysDo you feel you're ready to finally start living your life of abundance in family, faith, finances and fitness?Do you feel there's so much more untapped potential in you? Do you feel like you're always struggling? Do you want an amazing relationship with your wife again?... Support this podcast

Jana of the Jungle's Jani Schulz talks with D. Hector Palacios, Costa Rica's Ambassador for Guatamalan about the Maya textiles being used in the High Fashion Industry.

4 - Celebrate Loving Day, the day the US Supreme court decided that mixed race marriage was (finally) legal in the United States! We talk about Loving vs Virginia and are grateful that our parents weren't arrested. Please email us at HapaHappyHour@gmail.com, thank you.

3 - Exploring the connection between how we were raised culturally and how we view ourselves. Someone can look Chinese but not know how to use chopsticks; breaking down stereotypical ideas. Please email us at HapaHappyHour@gmail.com, thank you. (Recorded in May 2008.)

2 - Further exploration into the backgrounds of Lisa, Hiwa and Rena. From Alaska to Hawaiʻi to Guatemala and beyond the women have experienced many places. Please send comments to HapaHappyHour@gmail.com, thanks. (Recorded in May 2008.)

1 - Welcome to Hapa Happy Hour where Lisa, Hiwa and Rena, who met doing "Three Sisters", explore their multi racial experiences from three different backgrounds. Please email comments to HapaHappyHour@gmail.com, thank you. (Episode recorded in April 2008.)