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Rafael Gutierrez - Wisdom Of God by Living Faith Church

One day I was mindlessly scrolling on Instagram and a video stopped me in my tracks. This reel was from a 26-year old with a permanent job, offering some excellent career advice, well beyond his years. I was intrigued, but when I read his bio, saying “Steve Irwin X Tupac,” I was instantly hooked! Landing a permanent job is tough when you are first starting out, so this is an accomplishment in itself. Some of my friends with Master's degrees didn't get theirs until their late 20s or early 30s, and here was this young man without an advanced degree in one at 26. But what also struck me was the advice he was giving. A lot of the things are not necessarily hard or complicated, but simply what most people don't do because it does involve stepping out of your comfort zone. These are the kinds of things that actually get results, and the same kinds of things I tell my students to do, but that most people aren't willing to do…(cough cough intentional networking)... And of course his style of science communication really captured my attention! With an Instagram bio that read “Steve Irwin X Tupac," I had to learn more. And what better place than the Fancy Scientist podcast? José Juan Rodriguez Gutierrez works on threatened and endangered species in rural Humboldt County, California (he prefers to keep the organization he works for private). His job sounds like a nature lover's dream: getting to conduct wildlife surveys out in the forest, often setting up camera traps to understand the population dynamics of endangered species like the Humboldt marten. He's also worked on the California Condor Recovery Program, prairie, stream, and other restoration initiatives, as well as salmon research to name a few. José spends most of his time in the forest and lives in a small town of less than 20,000 people, yet he grew up in Long Beach, California, a big city with millions of people and stores at every corner! I ask José how he was able to land a permanent job at the young age of 26 and his personal path into place that looks so different from how he grew up. We get into practical tips for starting wildlife careers as José shares his unconventional approach to networking, starting with classmates and peers rather than jumping straight to established professionals, the mentors who went beyond their job description to make a real difference for him, and how he kept his career moving during the pandemic by teaching himself GIS when fieldwork wasn't an option.There are also some more unexpected parts of José's journey, including one of the ways he's passionate about getting conservation messages out: combining his love of hip-hop with the wildlife world.As a kid, he was shy and self-conscious about his accent, never picturing himself in front of a camera or a crowd. But his passion for communicating conservation superseded that, causing him to step out of his comfort zone, pursue a communication degree, practice, and hone his skills. And the results are incredible: He's grown his Instagram to nearly 20,000 followers since I first came across him and his posts reach hundreds of thousands of people! José opens up about how this wasn't always easy, and the more uncomfortable parts of building confidence and communication skills, something he had to work on early in his career. His passion for conservation overrode his insecurities, as well as his desire to reach all kinds of communities, especially the ones he is a part of.  He's especially intentional about communicating conservation back to his own community and other underrepresented groups historically excluded from science and nature education. As the child of immigrant parents, he felt isolated growing up, not speaking English at first, and rarely seeing anyone who looked or sounded like him in the wildlife field. Instead of leaving that part of himself behind, he wants Latino kids to see themselves in this work too. He believes they (and you!) belong in nature, even if you have not spent much time in it yet. You'll see that one way José does this as well as sets himself apart from other wildlife professionals on social media is through blending messages of conservation with hip-hop culture music, lending to his "Steve Irwin X Tupac" tagline on his Instagram bio. When he received a grant from Save the Redwoods League to study California condor reintroduction, he even made one of his three deliverables a hip-hop song about the species.You're going to walk away from this interview inspired, excited, and with a huge smile on your face, because not only is José's journey inspirational, but he's also super funny, has a diverse range of interests, and is beyond passionate about this field. He provided so many amazing tips, many of which I share with my own students, so make sure you stay tuned to the end, where I break down the most important concepts to take away to give yourself the competitive edge in this field.I'm so inspired by this episode that maybe I'll add “Elle Woods x Jane Goodall” to my Instagram bio.Specifically, we go over:What José does on a day-to-day basis working on endangered species conservation in a remote landscapeHow José landed a permanent job so young; his tips and and the unconventional, yet simple actions he took that lead him to successHow José went from living in one of the biggest cities in the US to working in a remote field location and what it's likeHow Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) became his first form of mentorship and helped him navigate applying to collegeWhy communication is so critical in conservation especially to groups historically excluded from the sciences, a necessity and not a luxuryWhy it's important to include creative messaging and his style of blending hip-hop and conservation, including his record about California condors. Why "Steve Irwin X Tupac" perfectly describes his approach to conservation communicationHis approach to networking, starting with peers before reaching out to more established professionalsThe mentors who shaped his path, including a high school teacher with a Ph.D. who chose to teach in an underserved communityJosé's unstoppable and “can do” attitude: How he kept his career moving during the pandemic when everything shut down by teaching himself GISHow he honed his communication skills by practicing and speaking by talking to himself in the mirrorHis process for creating the short-form videos that have grown his following like wildfireWhy no job is truly permanent, and how to build a career that can adaptAnd MORE!Jump Links5:13 Working in wildlife: camera traps, condors, and field life13:52 The reality of seasonal jobs and low pay in conservation15:00 Optimism amid a competitive job market16:39 How José got into wildlife (from TV to career)17:36 Family, toys, and childhood influences20:22 Blending hip-hop and conservation26:22 Curiosity as the core scientific skill30:47 Landing a permanent job (after 3 tries)32:27 Internships, mentors, and getting a foot in the door39:29 Networking tips that actually work50:51 His social media process and mindset53:45 Outro and key takeaways Dream of being a wildlife biologist, zoologist, conservation biologist, or ecologist? Ready to turn your love of animals into a thriving career?

Dr. Alfredo Gutierrez Girault – Economista La Bisagra

It is the week of August 31st, 2026 and it's time for the 515 Podcast! This podcast is all things Drake Athletics plus a one-on-one with women's soccer star, Angela Gutierrez. Gutierrez has started the season on tear, scoring 5 goals in the last four matches. Get to know Angela and keep up with the Bulldogs right here! If you'd like to listen to the podcast download the Varsity Network App or search "Drake Sports Media Podcast Network" wherever you get your podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Raiders insider, Paul Gutierrez joins the show to preview the Niners/Raiders matchup tonight in week 3 of the preseason, & he also goes down memory lane at all the great Niners/Raiders games from the past & shares about the storied rivalry for the ages. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey, soccer fans! The Chicago Fire have loaned homegrown centerback Christopher Cupps to Greenock Morton FC of the Scottish Championship - the second division in Scotland. While a seemingly underwhelming move, it could have its benefits for the 18 year old up-and-comer who has not seen many minutes with the Fire first team. Tune in as Nick explores the benefits of the move and the concerns he has. Cupps' loan also got Nick thinking - with this loan, the downturn in minutes for Pineda and Oregel, the sale of Gutierrez last season, and the lack of a true back-up striker, has the Chicago Fire gotten away from one of its "bedrock" principles of developing local talent? Nick takes a look at how the Men in Red have handled players such as Chris Mueller, Andrew Gutman, Brian Gutierrez, Chris Brady, Mauricio Pineda, Sergio Oregel, Dean Boltz, Dylan Borso, Jason Shokalook, and Robert Turdean while increasing their international signings. Tune in and join the conversation! Make sure you like & subscribe, rate & review, and keep growing the show. Follow the Fire on SportSpyder. Connect on social media: Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - YouTube Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Raiders insider, Paul Gutierrez joins the show to preview the Niners/Raiders matchup tonight in week 3 of the preseason, & he also goes down memory lane at all the great Niners/Raiders games from the past & shares about the storied rivalry for the ages. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El conurbano y la policia de la provincia en el centro de una comedia negra o buddy movie con dos actores sobresalientes

fotográficos? ¿Te imaginas que te vaya súper bien y tuvieras un montón de clientes? Increíble, ¿verdad? Pues si hace 3 años yo era entrevistado por Germán Gutierrez de Fotomundos.com, hoy soy yo quien lo entrevista a él  habida cuenta de la buena vibra que tiene y de lo que puede aportar a los fotógrafos que quieran visitar Vietnam entre otros destinos…¡Dentro podcast!

Dr Rafael Gutierrez Juez Corte Suprema Santa Fe @todojusticia1

Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez share a knack for building worlds and characters that operate on their own wonderful, absurdist logic. Throw them together, add some sea water, and you get Marina, their new performance commissioned by the Whitney Biennial. Marina begins with a construction worker tossing a smartphone into the ocean and ends with a sea wench possibly discovering the internet. It's like the Little Mermaid, but filtered through the flights of imagination that Torres and Gutierrez have become known for. Torres first came to prominence as a writer for Saturday Night Live, but has since carved out one of the most distinctive creative paths around. He created the TV shows Los Espookys and Fantasmas, and made his feature debut with Problemista, starring Tilda Swinton. His comedy specials, My Favorite Shapes and Color Theories, are less stand-up than windows into the idiosyncratic way he sees the world. Gutierrez, meanwhile, has spent her career transforming identity into an expansive artistic practice. In her series like ANTI-ICON and Supremacy, she uses performance, photography, and self-portraiture to inhabit a range of personas—from Aphrodite to Lady Godiva. It is work that challenges conventional ideas of femininity while celebrating reinvention and fluidity. Marina won't be the first time that Torres and Gutierrez are collaborating. Gutierrez has appeared in both Los Espookys and Fantasmas, where she played the mysterious Vanesja. The pair also share a rapport that is immediate, playful, and unpredictable, as you'll hear in our conversation. Here they are, talking about Marina, first meetings, fictional personas, and for reasons that will soon become clear, the first half of Speed.

Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez share a knack for building worlds and characters that operate on their own wonderful, absurdist logic. Throw them together, add some sea water, and you get Marina, their new performance commissioned by the Whitney Biennial. Marina begins with a construction worker tossing a smartphone into the ocean and ends with a sea wench possibly discovering the internet. It's like the Little Mermaid, but filtered through the flights of imagination that Torres and Gutierrez have become known for. Torres first came to prominence as a writer for Saturday Night Live, but has since carved out one of the most distinctive creative paths around. He created the TV shows Los Espookys and Fantasmas, and made his feature debut with Problemista, starring Tilda Swinton. His comedy specials, My Favorite Shapes and Color Theories, are less stand-up than windows into the idiosyncratic way he sees the world. Gutierrez, meanwhile, has spent her career transforming identity into an expansive artistic practice. In her series like ANTI-ICON and Supremacy, she uses performance, photography, and self-portraiture to inhabit a range of personas—from Aphrodite to Lady Godiva. It is work that challenges conventional ideas of femininity while celebrating reinvention and fluidity. Marina won't be the first time that Torres and Gutierrez are collaborating. Gutierrez has appeared in both Los Espookys and Fantasmas, where she played the mysterious Vanesja. The pair also share a rapport that is immediate, playful, and unpredictable, as you'll hear in our conversation. Here they are, talking about Marina, first meetings, fictional personas, and for reasons that will soon become clear, the first half of Speed.

God has given each of us a unique assignment to fulfill in His Kingdom. In this message, we'll discover how to recognize His calling and faithfully walk out what He has placed before us. When we surrender our plans and trust His direction, our lives can make an eternal impact.

https://linktr.ee/thunderinglegion Book study: Men of the Word: Insights for Life from Men Who Walked with God by Nathan Busenitz Today's Episode:  6. Real Men Flee Temptation:Lessons from the Life of Timothy (Andrew Gutierrez) Study Overview: Foreword & Preface: Real Men Walk with God (John MacArthur) // The Key to Becoming a Godly Man (Nathan Busenitz) 1. Real Men Live by Faith:Lessons from the Life of Abraham (Nathan Busenitz) 2. Real Men Find Satisfaction in God:Lessons from the Life of Solomon (Rick Holland) 3. Real Men Treasure God's Word:Lessons from the Life of Josiah (Tom Patton) 4. Real Men Pray with Boldness:Lessons from the Life of Elijah (Justin McKitterick) 5. Real Men Love to Worship:Lessons from the Hymn Writers of Israel (John Martin) 6. Real Men Flee Temptation:Lessons from the Life of Timothy (Andrew Gutierrez) 7. Real Men Repent from Sin:Lessons from the Life of David (Mark Zhakevich) 8. Real Men Refuse to Compromise:Lessons from the Life of Daniel (Kelly Wright) 9. Real Men Lead with Courage:Lessons from the Life of Nehemiah (Jonathan Rourke) 10. Real Men Love Their Wives:Lessons from the Life of Peter (Rich Gregory) 11. Real Men Shepherd Their Families:Lessons from Ephesians 5–6 (Jim Pile)' 12. Real Men Work Hard:Lessons from the Book of Proverbs (Austin Duncan) 13. Real Men Love Their Enemies:Lessons from the Life of Elisha (Jesse Johnson) 14. Real Men Share the Gospel:Lessons from the Book of Acts (Kevin Edwards)  15. Real Men Love the Church:Lessons from the Life of Paul (Brent Small) Reflect: What does this episode reveal about God's character? How does this episode cause us to see our need for a Savior?  How can we apply lessons learned from this episode to our life? Follow Christ today: ✝️ "Choose this day whom you will serve..." ‭‭Joshua‬ ‭24‬:‭15‬ ‭✝️ "If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." ‭‭Romans‬ ‭10‬:‭9‬  Next steps: Share with an armed forces member Follow Instagram, Facebook, Podcast https://linktr.ee/thunderinglegion

Speaker: Pastor Pete Gutierrez Date: 8.16.26

Erwin Drops by to tell us more on cycling in the community, the incredible support for the sport and the amazing culture that has been created in the UAE! An educator and cycling specialist he also tells the listeners where to start when choosing a bike, how to fuel and the Dos & Donts! Check out the full episode! Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio www.soundcloud.com/pulse95radio

Rafael Gutierrez - There Is Such Power When You Place Your Eyes On Jesus by Living Faith Church

Most leaders are trained in strategy, systems, and skills. Almost none are taught to deal with themselves first.In this episode of Voices for Excellence, Dr. Michael Conner is joined by Dr. Antoinette Gutierrez, educational leader, consultant, author, and founder of the CALSA Coachella Valley chapter, for a deeply personal and deeply practical conversation about what it means to lead from a place of wholeness.Dr. Gutierrez's new book, Healing for Leadership: How Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Build Safe, Resilient Teams, makes the case that real leadership begins with the interior work most of us are never taught to do. She has spent her career at the intersection of emotional intelligence, equity, and school leadership, and she brings that depth to every moment of this conversation.What unfolds is not a call for softer leadership. It is a call for harder leadership, the kind that demands enough self-awareness to hold steady space for others, enough courage to hold the line with love, and enough honesty to ask the questions most leaders avoid. Dr. Conner and Dr. Gutierrez also turn their attention to the generation coming up behind us: Generation Alpha and Generation Beta, the first true AI natives, and the most volatile generation on record for mental health. What does healing leadership look like when the students we are serving are growing up in a world we barely understand?

Tariffs bought this industry a window. Ramiro Gutierrez, President of North America, ZF Group, is not convinced we are using it.He has spent 30 years in the automotive industry, and he left it once. Aerospace turned out to be slower than he expected, with cycles running roughly five times longer, and he returned to ZF for engineering. What he came back to is a company spending around 8% of revenue on R&D and now under real pressure to prove that money produces a return.That pressure is where this conversation starts, and it goes somewhere most tier one interviews do not. Ramiro walks through what his Chinese customers are doing with hardware ZF has already put on the vehicle. A customer looked at ZF's active suspension and figured out that lifting a wheel lets you change a flat tire without a jack. At CES, ZF showed a tire-noise function built from a damper and a chassis sensor, both already on the car. Same hardware, new functionality, software doing the work.Meanwhile, the Western specification book has been growing for a hundred years, page after page, all for good reasons, until it moved past anything a customer can feel. The cost is real, and the value is not.Ramiro is direct about tariffs. He calls them a tool in the sandbox, useful for buying time. He is just as direct about what happens if the industry spends that time defending the status quo instead of closing the gap.Then there is the leadership half of it. He is president of ZF North America and head of the global steering business unit, sitting between a German foundation owner under enormous pressure and a workforce spread across the US, Mexico, and Canada. His answer to that complexity is not a new org chart. It is communication treated as an investment, people sent to see other realities with their own eyes, consensus built and then closed, and accountability that sounds like “where are we” rather than “why didn't you.”The clock is running. Ramiro believes the future is bright. He also believes we have to move.Themes Discussed in this EpisodeCreating value through software, not more hardwareWhy Chinese OEMs adopt technology fasterTariffs as a tool with an expiration dateThe hundred-year specification problemCommunication as a leadership investmentPositive accountability without micromanagementLeading a German-owned business across three countriesEngineering ambition meeting financial disciplineThis episode is sponsored by Lockton, click here to learn more

Our Athletic Training Intern Kasie De La Cruz-Gutierrez is our Pregame Interview!Kasie talks about what she learned this summer, what she does day-to-day, why she went to UNL, working in the concession stands at Werner Park and more.

Episode 29 continues our tradition of giving civic election candidates a chance to make their pitch and answer a few questions, with Elmwood -EK hopeful Abel Gutierrez up at bat!Part 1- He was eager to explain what he learned from his second-place finish in last fall's by-election. Hear why Abel Gutierrez was fast out of the gate this year and his ideas about how to address the "3 top issues" he's hearing at the door" - crime, transit, and value for tax dollars.That last concern is driven by a chart he published on his Facebook campaign page showing residential property assessments increased 18% in East Kildonan - highest in the city - and by 13% in Elmwood.11.30- He says the focus of Elmwood-EK taxpayers is on getting broken roadways and sidewalks fixed, and in his campaign, "not one person has said the city is doing a bang-up job on maintaining my street, picking up my garbage, picking up my snow." In trying to unseat Emma Durand-Wood, Gutierrez believes she's fallen short thus far: "Eight months have gone by and the advocacy for East Kildonan has not come to fruition."18.23 Part 2- With 5 candidates registered so far in the Elmwood-EK ward, competition will be fierce to garner voter support. One campaign plank Gutierrez is counting on is getting all civic employees back into the office, and implementing some productivity metrics to identify and eliminate waste inside City Hall. Another example is the Human Rights Committee, which diverts civic resources away from addressing "our backyard and being accountable for money being spent here." He's been floating the idea of expanding working hours for city road projects to positive feedback, citing the Concordia overpass repairs as a prime candidate. Instead, it's used as a "construction zone" radar trap.Gutierrez discusses finding efficiencies in infrastructure contracts- and says the cost of the NDP's Jobs Agreement is raiding taxpayer's wallets without improving the end product one iota.30.45- Marty raises the costly curb extensions installed on Talbot Avenue that are so visually ineffective the City put a sawhorse in front so drivers will notice. Gutierrez says the neighborhood wasn't asked and got no notice - another failure of the bureaucracy to treat taxpayers with basic respect. He's not in favour of blanket road speed reductions demanded by the anti-car lobby, and cites NK Councillor Jeff Browaty getting common-sense traffic calming design on Springfield Road.38.38 - One issue that has certainly not been resolved since the by-election has been the public disorder caused by homeless encampments and addictions. "We need to do a better job with encampments," says Gutierrez, "our streets are not a safe place for anybody experiencing homelessness." He mentions that even when housing is found, the system is failing those seeking rehabilitation - as residents have confirmed "there's drug dealers living in the transitional housing" on Cosmo Place, disrupting neighborhood safety. "I believe in the model of rehabilitation... Lots of people suffer with addiction... but at the end of the day we have to take a firm stance on what we're willing to accept and what we're not willing to accept." Gutierrez states, "Open air drug use has no place in our society. Scaring moms trying to leave a daycare with their kids because an individual is having a manic breakdown, we need to make sure we're addressing these things quickly and efficiently."*****Our latest Winnipeg Sun columns:⁠ Gillingham Sends Homeless Advisor To Quell Osborne Village UprisingPrivate owners told to clean up City's mess*****Please support our election reporting with a donation to the Season Seven Funding Drive- currently at $1745.00 towards our target of $7000. You can utilize the Donate tab on Actionline. ca or email martygoldlive@gmail.com for more information.

Tom Rowland Podcast Episode 1020 is a conversation with Adria Gutierrez, a Venice, Florida charter captain who live-streams her entire fishing charters on TikTok. She runs inshore, nearshore, and offshore trips out of Venice, Boca Grande, and Charlotte Harbor, holds federal permits, and has turned a full-day live stream into a booking engine, a shirt business, and a source of viewer tips.Listen now: Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube

Pastora Janey Aguilar habla con Pastora Sandra Gutierrez como Dios la Sano del Cancer.

What if the oldest roots of human spirituality are inherently more Feminine than we've been taught to imagine?In this rich and expansive conversation, I sit down with writer, poet and scholar of ancient religion Gabriela Gutierrez to journey into the deep past—to the Palaeolithic caves, the earliest expressions of religious experience, the role of women within prehistoric ritual life, and the forgotten relationship between humanity, the Earth and the sacred. Together we explore what archaeology, mythology and living traditions might reveal about our oldest spiritual inheritance, and what remembering it could mean for us today. About GabrielaGabriela Gutierrez is a Spanish–Welsh writer, poet, and scholar of ancient religion. She works at the intersection of myth, ritual, and ecology to recover the animistic worldviews that preceded institutional religion. She speaks several languages and has worked internationally in human-rights advocacy, field research, and traditional ritual lineages. Drawing on both archaeological fieldwork and study within living traditions, she bridges scholarship and direct experience to explore how myth and spirituality can return to modern life as embodied sources of meaning. Her first non-fiction book is forthcoming with Shambhala Publications, and her poetry has appeared in Clarion Poetry Magazine.In this episode we explore:The possibility that Women were among humanity's earliest ritual specialists, and the female and feminine roots of prehistoric spirituality.Why paradox lies at the heart of authentic spiritual experience—an and/and rather than an either/or.The Imaginal as a genuine way of knowing and a valid research methodology.The earliest archaeological evidence of religious experience within Palaeolithic cave art, dating back 40,000–60,000 years.How non-human symbolism within cave imagery reveals the animistic worldview of our ancestors.The famous storming bison cave paintings, and what they reveal about prehistoric ritual life.The common threads of what Gabriela calls the Old Religion, and what "religion" meant before institutional faiths emerged.The four archetypal mythic stories that recur throughout prehistoric Europe, and why female initiation sits at the heart of each.The forgotten feminine face of the sacred, and why reconnecting with our deep history matters today.The ritual of dismemberment, communal grief, and our ancestors' relationship with the cycles of death, renewal and the Earth.Moving beyond rigid masculine and feminine polarity through Gabriela's beautiful invitation to consider both Mother Earth and Father Earth.The myth of Descent as a menstrual story, including links to Persephone, Minoan culture and ancient menstrual initiation.Why all women carry an initiating capacity through the womb, though not every woman would necessarily have been a ritual specialist.The modern tendency to anthropomorphise gods and goddesses, and what is lost when we forget the animate forces beneath their names.Who the Melissae really were, and Gabriela's fascinating research into the Bee Priestesses of Ancient Greece.Why bees—one of the oldest sacred feminine symbols—escaped the renunciation suffered by so many other creatures sacred to the feminine.Episode ResourcesCave paintings of Altamira What the Bee Knows - PC TraversThe Flowering Wand - Sophie Strand Minoan Fresco Art of ‘Xeste 3' AkrotiriConnect with GabrielaInstagram: @honeyedwaysSubstack: Under A Fig Tree Website: www.gabrielamairgutierrez.comConnect with RachelInstagram: @therachelhodgensWebsite: https://rachelhodgens.com.auRemember to rate & review the podcast - and share this episode with a friend who would enjoy it!

Today, on Crime & Entertainment, we have Dallas Gutierrez. Dallas is a Texas based criminal attorney who joins us this week to weigh in on some of the recent self-defense cases in the news. We cover the Austin Metcalf/Karmelo Anthony Trial as well as the Cyrus Carmack-Belton & Rick Chow case. What is self-defense, when can you use it and when can you not? Dallas breaks it down for the public in this latest episode. Dallas's LinksHome | Gutierrez Law Firm(20+) Facebookhttps://www.instagram.com/attorneydallas?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Links to Crime & EntertainmentLike us on Facebook -    / crimeandentertainmentFollow us on IG -   / crimenentertainmentListen on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4T67Bs5...Listen on Apple Music - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Listen on Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/show/crime-e...Listen on Google Podcast - https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0...Listen on Amazon Music - https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/9cd...

Sometimes the directions from the Lord are VERY concise.  This is one of those times.  Today you'll meet Tony Gutierrez, who is also the host of his own podcast called Legacy Echoes.  Today you'll also hear about his "nudge"...God is good.Reach Out to Me:Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674Reach out to Tony Gutierrez:Website: https://tonygutierrezv.com/legacyechoes

What does it take to build a thriving Web3 ecosystem from the ground up? In this episode of the FCAT Crypto Brief, our hosts sit down with Alejandro Gutierrez, founder of Superteam Ireland, to discuss the power of community in driving blockchain innovation. Alejandro shares his journey from tokenizing real-world assets to building one of Europe's fastest-growing Web3 communities and explains why grassroots collaboration remains one of crypto's greatest strengths. We'll explore how the industry is evolving beyond infrastructure into user-focused applications, creating new demand for new talent. Alejandro also unpacks the Superteam model within the Solana ecosystem and how they're helping to shape the next generation of builders on-chain.  Episode Topics: [0:00] Intro [1:22] Alejandro's Journey [2:57] Building community on-chain [9:21] Developing the next generation of innovation [11:21] Sourcing new talent [17:07] About superteams [24:02] Castle DAO [27:37] Building for longevity [29:38] Outro Stay connected with us beyond the podcast by following FCAT on, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X, where we share additional insights and updates on all things emerging tech.  Whether you're crypto-curious or have a crypto foundation, Fidelity may have your next career opportunity. EXPLORE NOW.  Please remember: this podcast is solely for informational and educational purposes and is not investment, tax, legal or insurance advice. Digital assets are speculative and highly volatile and you should conduct thorough research before you invest. To learn more, visit: FCATalyst.com FMR LLC. © 2026 FMR LLC. All rights reserved. Chapters (00:00:00) - Intro(00:01:22) - Alejandro's Journey(00:02:57) - Building community on-chain(00:09:21) - Developing the next generation of innovation(00:11:21) - Sourcing new talent(00:17:07) - About superteams(00:24:02) - Castle DAO(00:27:37) - Building for longevity(00:29:38) - Outro

Rafael Gutierrez - John 3 :16 by Living Faith Church

Watch Josh part 1 here: https://youtube.com/live/TGiKAfY7Jy4Josh on YT    / @supernaturaltestimony  ‪@SupernaturalTestimony‬  Join us for a thought-provoking livestream with Josue Gutierrez as we explore the controversial theories surrounding reptilian shapeshifters, nephilim, mermaids, secret societies, occult symbolism, hidden power structures, and the mysteries that continue to fuel debate around the world.From ancient legends and esoteric traditions to modern conspiracy theories involving the Illuminati, Bilderberg, and the so-called “New World Order,” we'll examine the origins of these claims, why they persist, and what evidence supporters point to when making their arguments.Are these theories rooted in symbolism, mythology, psychological archetypes, or something more? Tune in and decide for yourself.

The first hour of New Day with Steven St. John and producer Deebs on Sports Radio 810 WHB. At the bottom of the hour Football and Basketball analyst Stan Weber joins the show in studio. We talk to Jake Gutierrez about some of the World Cup games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are taking a week off from Fat Mascara as it's not only the United State's 250th birthday, but it's also Madonna's Confessions II release week! What better interview to share with you than Marcello Gutierrez, who is currently working with The Queen of Pop herself? (Two words: Interview cover.) Marcello is a makeup artist, creative director, filmmaker, and his work can only be described as sexy, expensive, and controversial. And we had him in 2022. Enjoy this conversation. More from Fat Mascara Instagram: @fatmascara @jessicamatlin Shop the products mentioned on Fat Mascara: https://shopmy.us/shop/fatmascara Private Facebook Group: Fat Mascara Raising a Wand Submit a Raise a Wand product recommendation, guest suggestion, or just say hello: info@fatmascara.com Production for this Podcast Provided by Redd Rock Music IG: @reddrockmusic www.reddrockmusic.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¿Por qué a veces cambias de pareja, pero terminas repitiendo la misma historia? En este episodio hablamos de relaciones sanas, codependencia, apego emocional, amor propio y límites en pareja. Chava Gutiérrez, terapeuta y conferencista,  nos ayuda a entender cómo una relación que empieza con ilusión puede convertirse en una dinámica que apaga, controla o duele. Hablamos de amor sano, interdependencia, heridas de infancia, patrones familiares y de esa pregunta incómoda que casi nadie quiere hacerse: ¿estoy buscando una pareja o alguien que me rescate? A veces lo que más te limita no está afuera, está en lo que creíste de ti y en eso que sigues repitiendo sin darte cuenta. En mi masterclass Rompe las barreras y diseña la vida que deseas, aprenderás a identificar esas barreras y empezar a soltarlas. Inscríbete ¡GRATIS!

Catalina nedorazila na oslavu s přáteli. Jodi byla známou moderátorkou ranního vysílání a to se jí pravděpodobně stalo osudným. Více o epizodě na https://www.ozlociny.cz/e/453/s/ (00:00:00) znělka(00:00:07) ahoj Zločinožrouti(00:00:16) aktualita(00:01:21) film tipy(00:06:36) Catalina Gutierrez(00:39:49) Jodi Huisentruit(01:22:51) zůstaňte naživu, zůstaňte na svobodě

This episode of I'm An Artist, Not A Salesman Podcast with host Luis Guzman features chef and entrepreneur Gustavo Gutierrez, a culinary force behind a growing Cuban cafe brand built from food trucks, late nights, and relentless experimentation. Gustavo's story moves from Union City kitchens and fine dining pressure cookers to building a multi-location food business rooted in culture, discipline, and survival instincts shaped long before he ever stepped into a professional kitchen.We get into street-to-chef transition, culinary school, Cirque-like fine dining, mentorship under tough chefs, learning systems, cost control, and why real restaurant training is more about repetition and problem solving than recipes. Gustavo breaks down how he learned speed, precision, and respect for ingredients while working brutal stations and long hours before applying those lessons to empanadas and Cuban sandwiches.Then the conversation shifts into entrepreneurship, pricing philosophy, and customer perception. Gustavo challenges the idea that food should be judged only by price, comparing it to luxury goods and explaining how quality ingredients, handmade masa, and protein-heavy empanadas come at a cost that reflects real labor and standards.We also explore leadership and ownership. Gustavo talks about running multiple food trucks, training staff, dealing with breakdowns, and staying composed when everything hits at once. From motor failures to last-minute shortages, he explains how business owners become problem solvers first and chefs second.One of the most powerful parts of the episode focuses on mindset, ego, and accountability. Gustavo opens up about cutting ties with destructive environments, learning when to step back from people he loves, and understanding that personal growth sometimes requires distance. He also reflects on entitlement culture, social media criticism, and how anonymous opinions rarely reflect real experience.The reality of fine dining kitchens and what most chefs never talk aboutBuilding empanadas from scratch, including handmade masa and protein-first recipesWhy pricing food is about ingredients, labor, and sustainability, not comparisonManaging food trucks, breakdowns, and unpredictable operations under pressureLeadership lessons from training staff and building trust in a kitchen teamThe shift from hustling in the streets to building structured business systemsHow ego, discipline, and accountability shape long-term successTo close, Gustavo and Luis reflect on growth, long-term vision, and what it means to build something that lasts beyond personal effort. From kitchen floors to business ownership, the conversation ties together creativity, discipline, and resilience as core ingredients for any entrepreneur trying to build without losing identity along the way. Listeners are left with a grounded look at what it really takes to scale a food brand while staying connected to culture and craft.Listeners who connect with this conversation can follow the journey of IAANAS Podcast as it continues highlighting creatives, chefs, and entrepreneurs who are building careers through skill, discipline, and lived experience rather than shortcuts. Each episode brings forward raw conversations that explore the realities behind food, business ownership, and creative independence.For updates, behind-the-scenes content, and new episode drops, stay connected with host Luis Guzman across platforms where he shares insights from ongoing interviews and day-to-day production. Follow host Luis Guzman for more behind-the-scenes moments, insights, and upcoming projects tied to the podcast. Share this episode with anyone exploring food entrepreneurship or building a creative business from the ground up.

Josh on YT    / @supernaturaltestimony  REPTILIAN SHAPESHIFTERS? SECRET SOCIETIES EXPOSED! — LIVE WITH JOSUE GUTIERREZ@SupernaturalTestimony Join us for a thought-provoking livestream with Josue Gutierrez as we explore the controversial theories surrounding reptilian shapeshifters, secret societies, occult symbolism, hidden power structures, and the mysteries that continue to fuel debate around the world.From ancient legends and esoteric traditions to modern conspiracy theories involving the Illuminati, Bilderberg, and the so-called “New World Order,” we'll examine the origins of these claims, why they persist, and what evidence supporters point to when making their arguments.Are these theories rooted in symbolism, mythology, psychological archetypes, or something more? Tune in and decide for yourself.

Para falar sobre os bastidores dessa cobertura, as expectativas pra nossa seleção, as características que fazem dessa Copa em três países ser diferente de todas as outras e como é viver tudo isso de dentro do Show da Vida, o podcast do Fantástico recebe o apresentador Lucas Gutierrez.

Sex is as much mental as it is physical -- and imagination is the most powerful tool we have to expand our personal agency and capacity for pleasure, says sexual wellness storyteller Gina Gutierrez. The founder of audio-erotica company Dipsea, Gutierrez creates immersive audio stories designed to open up space to explore your desires and fantasies on your terms. She shares some tips to inspire your sexual imagination and bring joy, confidence and empowerment into your life.This episode originally aired in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matthew investigates whether Pope Leo XIV's appeals to Liberation Theology represent genuine solidarity with the poor or a sophisticated form of spiritual bypassing.  Drawing on Ole Jakob Løland's analysis of Francis's papacy, Remski traces how Rome has metabolized Liberation Theology into compatibility with 135 years of Catholic Social Teaching by absorbing its pastoral language while suppressing its structural conclusions. This involves a close reading of Cardinal Ratzinger's 1984 rebuke of Gutierrez et al.  Ratzinger's framing of empathy as temptation prefigures the "toxic empathy" discourse of our present moment. Francis's eulogies for Oscar Romero and Gustavo Gutiérrez honored their sacrifice but erased their politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Loved Selfish! Co-founder of Faherty, Kerry Docherty, was a college athlete and superstar with a natural healer's energy before helping her husband and his twin brother launch the clothing company. In the midst of start-up life, Kerry started losing herself and became entangled in an emotional affair with a famous musician. Her story explores what it means for a woman to put her needs first and how business and family mix.Arkansas-based humorist Jess H. Gutierrez turns on the funny in her second collection of essays, Adulting for Amateurs. If you've ever made a mix tape, this book is for you. Nothing is off the table from her dog-sitting gone wrong to being married to a woman firefighter. I laughed out loud many times.** If you enjoy recommending things you love and even earning from it, you have to become a creator on ShopMy! You'll be able to see that your recommendations matter. Click my referral code here to learn more! ***** Want another secret podcast? If you sign up for my Z.I.P. Membership program, you'll get access to an exclusive podcast called Zibby's Show Notes, the behind-the-scenes of everything! Head to zibbyowens.com/subscribe to sign up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, Jeff Hinshaw explores the Sagittarius Full Moon , a luminous culmination in Gemini season that illuminates the dynamic polarity between Gemini's curiosity and Sagittarius' quest for truth and expansion. In this episode we weave through the embodied astrology of Sagittarius (connected to the legs, hips) and Gemini's (hands, lungs), highlighting how this axis teaches us to integrate thought with lived experience. With Black Moon Lilith in Sagittarius and Uranus beginning its seven-year cycle in Gemini, we are collectively awakening to deeper truths, breaking ancestral patterns of shame, and reorienting toward more liberated ways of thinking and being. Through personal reflection, teaching stories, and somatic practices like drishti and body awareness, this episode offers a grounded yet expansive invitation to integrate, reorient, and illuminate what is emerging in your life. Then, we are joined by Cesar Gutierrez, also known as Soul Centaur, a Sagittarius astrologer, tarot reader, and devotional spiritual practitioner whose work bridges astrology, tarot and energy healing. Rooted in both Catholic upbringing and spiritual practice, Cesar now identifies as a Neo-Catholic, weaves together devotion to Santa Muerte, intuitive tarot, and lived experience of transformation through loss, identity, and awakening. Together, we explore ancestral reverence, queer spiritual reclamation, what it means to move through Gemini Season and the approaching Sagittarius Full Moon, with Uranus newly in Gemini illuminating themes of duality, perception, and spiritual expansion.   Cesar shares their journey into astrology and tarot beginning in 2018 during a Uranus transit, and how their practice deepened through COVID, personal loss, and the alchemy of becoming “Soul Centaur.” We explore the origin of this name as a fusion of Sagittarius symbolism and lived transformation, and how Sagittarius teaches the art of blending modalities while still staying grounded in discernment. We then close with a Mystical Meanderings journey into the realm of Sagittarius, where we meet a twin reflection in the forest, receive a symbolic toy airplane as expanded vision, are visited by an ancestor musician with a message of resilience, and end with the a tarot pull and a reminder that everything is cyclical. Cosmic Cousins Links Sedna Workshop Cosmic Mix Tape Newsletter Mentorship Deep Dive Astrology Readings Tarot Soul Journey  Cosmic Mix Tape Cosmic Cousins Substack Instagram Intro & Outro Music by:  Felix III

Hello, beautiful souls! Welcome back to the Angels & Awakening Podcast. I'm your host and author, Julie Jancis. Friends, Mary Rose Gutierrez is back and this time she's bringing you straight into stillness. If you just finished her last episode on returning home to yourself, consider this the embodied version.  Press play, close your eyes, and let her bring you home.

Hello, beautiful souls! Welcome back to the Angels & Awakening Podcast. I'm your host and author, Julie Jancis. Friends, Mary Rose Gutierrez is your guest host on the show today — and this episode is one of those that will quietly rearrange something inside of you. Mary Rose is a former psychiatric nurse of 15 years turned angel channeler, energy healer, and clinical hypnotherapist. She went through the Angel Reiki School, worked alongside me, and has since built a truly powerful body of work helping people find their way back to themselves. This episode is her framework — and it is so, so good. If you've been doing all the work — the meditations, the affirmations, the subconscious reprogramming — and still can't move the needle, this one is for you. In This Episode [00:00] Mary Rose's journey from psychiatric nursing to angel channeling — and what changed everything [04:35] Why doing "all the work" still doesn't shift things — and what's actually missing [09:10] The one question that will open this whole episode: What does your soul already know that you pretend you don't? [10:50] Step 1 — Find the loop: the repeating pattern hiding underneath every area of your life [15:55] Step 2 — Separate what you know from what you were taught to believe [20:28] Step 3 — The tolerance edit: what is your life actually saying about what you believe right now? [24:00] Step 4 — Intuition vs. fear: how fear disguises itself as wisdom, discernment, and "not being ready" [29:00] Step 5 — Build the muscle: the daily practice of returning home to yourself [33:57] The gap between where you are and where you want to be has nothing to do with your worthiness Connect with Maryrose:  https://www.instagram.com/i.am.maryrose/ https://withmaryrose.com/ 

In a world where design trends are quietly converging — same color palettes, same typography, same illustration styles — how do you make work that actually looks different? Designer and TED Fellow Lope Gutierrez-Ruiz distills his answer into three sharp, counterintuitive ideas, ticking through his studio's own funky creations to show how you can make things that stand out.Learn more about our flagship conference happening this April at attend.ted.com/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.