Podcasts about hispanic culture

Welcome to TABLE TALK TODAY, a special series hosted on the RSVP Show with April D. Metzler and in Kingdom collaboration with the nonprofit organization supporting leaders in the ekklesia of God - ⁠Kingdom Industries United⁠. Key Topic Focus: Honoring Others: Hispanic Culture Edition Key Strategy Question: What are some ways we can honor the Hispanic culture? Season 1 - Episode 4 For this episode of Table Talk Today, April visits with her cohosts, Sherry Jones and Nincy Erazo, about the value in honoring others and being inclusive in a divisive world. How can we be more unified in how we communicate? Their Biblical Application focus is found in Romans 12:9-10. Let's Visit! Original Air Date: 9/28/2022 on SOLWIN TV Network (previous collaboration for exclusive network release) Table Talk Today is not another podcast or tv show. This is strategic collaboration in action. Get ready for candid, real, and vulnerable conversations that lead you to seeing the Bible in action; hear solutions and tips from our cohosts and special guests; plus receive an extra dose of encouragement, too! Don't miss the bloopers section on this episode Download the App for KIU: ⁠https://kingdomindustriesunited.com/#get-the-app⁠ Get Connected with April's new business that will support our nonprofit initiatives at KIU and download a free ebook for Intentionally Teachable Leaders here: ⁠⁠⁠https://intentionallyteachable.com/connect⁠⁠⁠ Connect with Sherry Jones at: ⁠https://sherryspeakslife.com⁠ Connect with Nincy Erazo at: https://nerazo.com

Episode #30: In this episode of the Positive Traction Podcast, Coach Henry Castro interviews Yaritza Perez, the owner of Impact Building. Yaritza shares her journey from wanting to be a nurse to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the construction industry. She discusses the challenges of working with family, particularly her father, and how she navigated those dynamics to grow her business. Yaritza also talks about balancing her busy family life with her entrepreneurial endeavors, emphasizing the importance of mindfulness and efficiency. She outlines her future goals for Impact Building, aiming to provide not just construction services but also business resources for the Hispanic community. In this conversation, Yaritza Perez discusses the transformative impact of community engagement in the construction industry, particularly among Hispanic subcontractors. She shares her personal journey of overcoming age-related challenges in a male-dominated field and emphasizes the importance of networking and maintaining consistent business activity. Yaritza also highlights the influence of family on her business motivations and the strategies she employs for efficient management. The discussion culminates in the significance of branding and the necessity of asking for help in business.   Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Yaritza Perez 01:01 Journey into Construction and Entrepreneurship 07:54 Navigating Family Dynamics in Business 11:59 Balancing Family Life and Business 17:27 Mindfulness and Efficiency in Business 19:37 Future Goals for Impact Building 22:32 Creating Impact Through Community Engagement 25:18 Overcoming Age Barriers in Construction 27:35 Challenges in General Contracting 30:28 The Influence of Family on Business 35:44 Strategies for Efficient Business Management 40:14 The Importance of Branding and Networking   Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @positivetractionpodcast and WATCH us on YouTube!  

How is everyone enjoying the Fall season so far?? This week we have Discover Long Island's International Sales Representative, Alfredo Gonzalaz joining the fun to fill in for Kristen – he shares the exciting highlights of the American Cup hosted right here on Long Island, fun new things to look forward to in general as a destination and so much more! We're also sipping some local cider from our friends at the Riverhead Ciderhouse to keep up the autumn spirit. Be sure to check out some great events here on LI for Hispanic Heritage Month and the rest of the season!!#TasteOfLongIsland Riverhead Ciderhouse is the perfect place to enjoy the Fall Season - From classic apple blends to innovative fruit-infused concoctions, their ciders are the perfect companions for every palate. Every sip is a journey through New York's orchards, just for you! From brain-bending Trivia Nights to the toe-tapping tunes of Dueling Pianos and amazing Live Music, their events are not to be missed.Learn more at riverheadcider.com *You can also find them on our mobile app!*Want to be featured on Taste of Long Island and be featured on our social channels and website? Email us at Spillthetea@discoverlongisland.com#LongIslandLifeCheck out our new blog: Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice: Where to Find LI's Best Pumpkin Drinks-Pickin' Pumpkins Pumpkin Ale from Long Island Farm Brewery in Manorville-Pumpkin Pie Cider from Riverhead Ciderhouse in Riverhead-NOFO Pumpkin Ale from Riverhead Brew House in Riverhead-Pumpkin Beer Tasting Flights at Tap RoomHispanic Heritage Month! Check out these great events to celebrate the Hispanic Culture here on Long Island:9/27: Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in Huntington Station (Just Passed)Now-10/13: Hispanic Heritage Month Family Craft Activities at Cradle of Aviation Museum10/12: Los Lobos at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center10/14: Disney Encanto Sing-Along Live at The Staller Center10/18: Marco Antonio Solis at UBS Arena#ThisWeekendOnLongIslandFriday, October 4thHamptons International Fim Festival Kicks Off (Runs through 10/20)Haunted Tree House Days at Long Island Aquarium Start (Weekends in October)Saturday, October 5thConnetquot River State Park Preserve Centennial CelebrationGreenport Skate Park Sk8tober ContestOKTOBERFEST at Reflextions RiverheadCONNECT WITH US: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/longislandteapodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DiscoverLongIslandNYTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@longislandteapodcastX(Twitter): https://x.com/liteapodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/longislandteapodcast/ DM us on any of our social channels or email spillthetea@discoverlongisland.com to tell us what you want to hear! Whether it is Long Island related or not, the ladies are here to spill some tea with you! Shop Long Island Apparel!shop.discoverlongisland.comCheck out Kristen and Sharon's favorite products on Amazon!amazon.com/shop/discoverlongislandBe sure to leave us a 5-star rating and review wherever you're listening, and screenshot your review for $5 off our Merch (Please email us to confirm)Thanks to our generous sponsor, Sands New York - visit www.sandsnewyork.com for more information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La Plaza's Fiesta Indianapolis has traditionally been held in downtown Indianapolis. This year, the event was moved to Military Park.“It's a great time to learn about the rich history of Latinos here in central Indiana,” said La Plaza President and CEO Miriam Acevedo Davis.Fiesta Indianapolis has been one of the premiere celebrations of Latino culture since the 1980s. It draws thousands of visitors, and is filled with live music, dance, cultural performances, and delectable cuisine.Fiesta Indianapolis celebrates Hispanic traditions, and offers resources for newcomers in education, legal counsel, and job opportunities. La Plaza works with other organizations to help empower Latino families, with over 11,000 families benefiting from their services last year.Diverse performers will be on hand, including Mariachi Sol Jaliscience, Grupo Folklorico Macehuani, and Pavel and Direct Contact. Food vendors and artisans will offer unique culinary delights and crafts to explore.“The Latino community is here, and we're growing,” Acevedo Davis said. “We are a vital part of the community. We've made many contributions and look forward to continuing to be a part of central Indiana.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Who do you turn to when you need to have a difficult conversation in your workplace? At Booz Allen, our go-to is the Employee Relations Investigations team, but where you work that group or person might be referred to by another name. Whatever the case may be, you don't have to navigate a difficult conversation alone.A trusted peer, manager, or other colleague might be your best best in thinking through how you want to hold space for a difficult conversation, or how to better understand how you can participate in one. If you use Mario's tips in this episode in your own difficult conversation, let us know how it goes! Podcast Host: Jennie Brooks, Executive Vice President, Navy Marine Corps TeamWriting, Editing, & Production: Enrico E. Manalo, DEI Content StrategistGuest Scheduling: Bridget Bunning, Executive Assistant For more Unstoppable Together, check out Unstoppable Together Magazine: https://BAH.dcatalog.com/r/DEI-Quarterly

Machismo, Men and Fathers in Hispanic Culture I grew up without a father. I have expressed some thoughts about this in several of my posts. Looking at my own experience, my concept of a father was at best neutral. In other words, I had no idea what a father was until I was a teen […]

It's a country full of love, music and pride. The Str8Up crew heads to Brazil. Join us as we talk to Marianna and Debbie, two Brazil natives, all about their home country. Our guest talk about the love of their culture and breakdown the misconnects the world has of Brazil and the Brazilian people.

EPISODE 45Prefiero que digan ahí va esa cabrona, a que digan ahí va esa pendeja.Dive into the empowering world of "Cabronas vs. Mamonas" in this episode of "Hijas, Madres Y Amigas," where Lizette fearlessly confronts the challenges of responding to disrespect without losing grace. In a week filled with rude encounters, she sets the stage by exploring her own character evolution and sharing candid stories from childhood to adulthood, reflecting on the resilience and assertiveness that define her.This episode unpacks the cultural meanings of "Cabrona" and "Mamona," drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Jenny Rivera. As Lizette flips the script on gendered expressions, listeners are invited to embrace strength, confidence, and independence in love and relationships. Get ready to celebrate your inner Chingona and navigate life's challenges with resilience, assertiveness, and a touch of humor. It's time to own your success and redefine cultural stereotypes.––Subscribe now to "Hijas, Madres Y Amigas" for an empowering exploration of Hispanic Bay Area culture. Redefine stereotypes, embrace your inner Chingona, and own your success.Join the empowerment revolution!

Robert is an investigator for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.  We talk about his experience as and EEOC investigator, work place discrimination, Panama (where Robert grew up), Hispanic culture, and transitioning from Roman Catholicism to non-catholic Christianity. Robert

In this podcast, I start with a major life update! And then, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, my guest Rosanna Cepeda and I discuss how Postpartum Depression, Anxiety and OCD are viewed and treated in the Hispanic culture. Rosanna, a first generation American from Mexico, gives her account of going through Postpartum Depression and Anxiety 18 years ago in a Hispanic family and household. We discuss the differences between how perinatal illness is seen in Hispanic culture versus Westernized cultures and how far we've come (and still have to go).

It's Hispanic Heritage Month, and what better way to show appreciation for the Vaqueros and Vaqueras who paved the way before us than to honor their spirits with an episode fully in Spanish? This week's episode is hosted by one of our own, Juan Ojeda. He is a video producer for us and helps produce the podcast. Join him as he interviews two of our incredible product developers and helps share their stories to shed light on Hispanic Culture. For a full episode transcript, visit our website at https://www.justinboots.com/en/kick-your-boots-up.html.

Jennie Brooks, host of the Unstoppable Together podcast chats with Beverly Garner, a Booz Allen lead associate and a board member of the company's Latin American Network. This Hispanic Heritage Month, listen as they discuss the importance of the collective in Latino and Hispanic cultures and how that can sometimes contrast with the more American trademark of individualism. Beverly discusses what it's like to exist in both spaces, her experience as a member of the sandwich generation, and her advice for colleagues and leaders of caregivers.  

In this episode Tisa discusses Hispanic Culture and generational trauma within. Also the Jason Aldean bs

In this episode, Tisa discusses Hispanic culture and how the pandemic affected society

Discover the history of reggaetón music and learn about the most famous reggaetón songs and stars while you learn Spanish!Want to listen to the second half of the episode and get the transcript in Spanish and English? Subscribe to Let's Talk Spanish Premium! https://espeakspanish.supercast.com/In this episode of the Let's Talk Spanish podcast, I'm excited to give you a deep dive into reggaetón, a genre I know lots of you love. Music in Spanish has blown up over the last few years, and reggaetón has definitely led the way. Practise your Spanish listening to me talk about:Where reggaetón is actually from (no, it didn't start in Puerto Rico!)Why there's controversy around the music genre and some of the problems it's faced in the pastSome of the records held by reggaetón artistsAnd lots more!I hope you enjoy this episode about Spanish-speaking culture, created to help you improve your Spanish understanding for travel and conversation.Please leave a review of the podcast wherever you're listening, so we can reach more Spanish learners and help them unlock real Spanish for travel and conversation!Remember to use the transcript to take your Spanish to the next level - you can find it here: https://espeakspanish.supercast.com/Get my list of 17 resources to help improve your Spanish: https://wordpress.us4.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9e7247795faab1b77395f96d7&id=6f0f51b782 Follow ESpeak on social media:TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@espeak.spanishInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/espeak.spanishMusic by JuliusH from Pixabay Support the show

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Welcome to the Stay Tranquilo podcast, w/ Stella Rosa, where we explore topics that are important to the Hispanic community. In today's episode, we'll be discussing the impact of social media on our culture and identity as Latinas with Laura Martinez, from We Are Mitu & Victoria Aprano, founder of Dating on the Spectrum. We start off by discussing how social media has changed the way we connect and communicate with others. Laura shares her experiences of working in Latino media and what it means working with some of the largest brands in the world. She mentions the growth of the LatinX community and what it means to represent this community. We then dive into the Victoria, a latina entrepreneur and founder of the platform for neurodivergent individuals who want to join the dating scene. Victoria talks about what she has learned through this journey and how we can learn so much from being part of a community. As we delve deeper into the topic, we touch on the nuances of Hispanic culture and how it differs from country to country. We talk about our favorite foods, the best part of being Latina, and how we represent our cultures daily. Thanks for tuning in to this episode of the Stay Tranquilo podcast. We hope this conversation has shed some light on the power of social media in promoting cultural diversity and empowering Latinas everywhere. Don't forget to follow us on social media for more insights and discussions. Stay Tranquilo!

Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager catch up with Jane Lynch and talk about her role as a host in the return of season 3 “Weakest Link.” Also, two plaza fans Eugina Vance, Marlo Bungum along with Hoda Kotb, Jenna Bush Hager and Jane Lynch play a mini version of the “Weakest Link.” Plus, John Leguizamo shares his experience as a host in his new show “Leguizamo Does America” where he travels across the country celebrating Hispanic culture. And, relationship expert Tracy McMillan shares some dating advice.

Hey Peeps! It's a New Day in a New Month for a New Year! To start off the begining right. Back With Another Podcast on Deck! This. It's About our Hispanic Culture being affected again. And my mild minor update too. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rosysays/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rosysays/support

Grecia is the Executive Director of Latino Voices, an organization formed in 2019 with a mission to connect and inform the Latino Community in Carver County with resources, news, events, and activities that will improve their livelihoods and give them opportunities to thrive and succeed. Grecia and her team also help people in our local communities and organizations learn about the Hispanic Culture and are committed to recognize the contributions of Latinos to Carver County. VOICES= Voice, Organize, Inspire, Connect, Equip, Serve. To find out more about Latino Voices, visit or reach out to- Email: betzygf@gmail.com Web: www.LatinoVoicesMN.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greg-anderson29/message

Today on our show, we bring you a story by one of Allison's 7th grade students. She spent two months teaching English to 7th and 8th graders at a private school in Miami, and because she's her, she assigned personal essay after personal essay. She learned about their parents, what they eat for dinner, their nannies, grandparents, and favorite sport. They resisted getting personal, the same way Allison did when she started writing.Most people seem to struggle with writing about themselves, getting vulnerable, telling a story that might get them made fun of. But, not Webber. Webber is a kid who draws in class to stay focused. He pays attention and asks questions. When he speaks, his words matter. By the end of the first week of school, Allison had an inkling Webber was brilliant and unique. The Hispanic Heritage Month's Essay Contest was optional for the school but a graded class assignment for Allison's class. The students worked on the 500-word essay in class and those who weren't Hispanic were stumped. Allison told them to write about being stumped. On the day the essay was due, Webber handed in an incredibly mature and well-written essay. A week later, at the culmination of the week's Hispanic heritage celebration, Webber won the competition. Today, we bring you Webber's essay, completely written on his own. Allison did no editing. What's cool about this essay and many essays that are created from a writing prompt, is that Webber played the piano and let his mind wander. On this episode we talk about ways to relax our minds so we can write--either through being quiet, playing a sport, or using another art form. Webber is a 12-year-old student at Ransom Everglades Middle School in Coconut Grove, Florida. His story is called The Bossa Nova.Writing Class Radio is hosted and produced by Allison Langer, Andrea Askowitz, and Zorina Frey. Audio production by Matt Cundill, Evan Surminski, and Aidan Glassey at the Sound Off Media Company. Theme music by Justina Shandler.There's more writing class on our website www.writingclassradio.com including essays to study, editing resources, video classes, writing retreats, and live online classes. Join our writing community.Follow us on Patreon to join our First Draft weekly writers groups. You have the option to join me on Tuesdays 12-1 ET and Zorina Wednesdays 6-7pm ET. You'll write to a prompt and share what you wrote. If you're looking to take your writing to the next level, we have two Second Draft writing groups. Each week, three people bring a finished draft for feedback. Join the community that comes together for instruction, an excuse to write, and most importantly, the support from other writers. To learn more, go to www.Patreon.com/writingclassradio. Or email andrea@writingclassradio.com for a Zoom link. First session is FREE.A new episode will drop every other WEDNESDAY. There's no better way to understand ourselves and each other, than by writing and sharing our stories. Everyone has a story. What's yours?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. In honor of National Hispanic Heritage month, we recognize the ways in which Hispanic Americans have benefitted the country. We're joined by a U.S. Congressman who will share with us his experience as a Hispanic American in politics and his thoughts on the Hispanic American community.  We're also joined by a panel of guests who will educate our listeners on the contributions that Hispanic Americans have provided to the United States, diminish stereotypes, and discuss the influence on American pop culture. For more information on ALMAAHH, Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County, click here. Guests: Rep. Joaquin Castro S. House of Representatives, District 20 in Texas Ana Maria Martinez Grammy Award Winner International Opera Singer (Soprano) Dr. Daniel Perez Liston Assistant Professor of Finance, Marilyn Davies College of Business, University of Houston-Downtown Dr. Clara Rodriguez Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Fordham University at Lincoln Center Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues. We also offer a free podcast here, on iTunes, and other apps

We are celebrating our Hispanic Culture this morning at Life Church!  We are kicking off our new Series, Fight Back!  If there is a battle you are facing today, our Great God wants to help you take the victory!  We love you!www.lifechurchmcdonough.com

Houston is the most diverse city in America, but one thing that makes us even more unique is the deep rooted hispanic history here that's unlike any other place in the U.S.! It goes far beyond Tex-Mex and our love for Latin music. Today producer Carlignon Jones sits with University of Houston History professor Raul Ramos to discuss the wide variety of Hispanic cultural contributions from a community that is increasingly defining the core of the city.⁠ KHOU 11's Our Story History's 'Texas would not be Texas if it weren't for Latinos' Do you want a Houston morning greeting? Sign up for our morning newsletter here. You can read our thoughts on Twitter and see our hearts on Instagram  @CityCastHouston OR if you want to share your piece, leave us a voicemail or text us at +1 713-489-6972, sometimes we want to hear y'all talk to us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hugo Acosta, creador del primer periódico de orientación hispana "CNY Latino", analiza la importancia y los orígenes del Mes de la Herencia Hispana.**Recursos**www.cnylatino.comcnylatinonewspaper.com-English Translation-Hugo Acosta, creator of the first Hispanic-oriented newspaper "CNY Latino", discusses the importance and origins of Hispanic Heritage Month.**Resources**www.cnylatino.comcnylatinonewspaper.comSupport the show

Elvia García, Community Organizer at Columbia County Sanctuary Movement (CCSM), joined us on the first day of Hispanic History Month (Sep 15- Oct 15) to talk about how culture triggers all the senses through music, food, community, and celebration. On Saturday Sept 17, 2022 in Hudson, NY, CCSM is organizing the second annual Latinx Parade and Festival. More info: https://www.sanctuarycolumbiacounty.org/latinx-festival

Hispanic Heritage month, which starts today and goes until October 15th, celebrates the history and culture of the country's Latino and Hispanic communities and how they have contributed to American society. September 15th was chosen as the starting point for the commemoration because it is the anniversary of the independence of five Hispanic countries. Jaime Zabala, Founder and President of the Latin American Alliance, Noelia Torres, Public Relations Director of Danza Fiesta, and Meredith Klein, Director of the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School, join us to provide some insight on the Latin American community and their upcoming event, the Latin American festival, which takes place Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in New Holland. The festival aims to bring together twenty one Latin American countries and present, to the local non-Hispanic community, their heritage and traditions through music, dance, and food. "Music, it is in our blood," Zabala said. "I think it's even more prominent among the Hispanic countries; music, big gatherings, and food... They all speak of our roots, heritage, and traditions." Klein said, the best way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month is to get outside of your comfort zone and learn about the culture. "Hispanic Heritage Month is a great opportunity to say, I'm going to do things outside my bubble," Klein said. "I'm going to go see dance performances, listen to music, try something new that I might not interact with otherwise. And I really believe that those unexpected connections and the things that push us out of our habitual patterns of living and thought, are what keep bringing us into contact with the moment and making our lives richer." For more information on the Latin American Festival visit latinamera.org.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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At the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, it is a good time to celebrate the importance of faith on Hispanic culture. On Thursday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Pastor Virgil Sierra of Vertical Church in Sunrise will join us to talk about the fact that Latinos are the fastest-growing group of American evangelicals in the country. At the same time, a major demographic shift is under way. By 2060, the Hispanic population in the United States is expected to grow from 60 million to over 110 million, and none of this is lost on any church leadership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Healing looks different for everyone regardless of color, race, or gender. From a Hispanic perspective, the people have come a long way and they are finally finding their voice in this space. Join Danie and Kat as they dive into the subject and share their thoughts on the healing process. As always we appreciate your continued support of the Podcast. None of this could be possible without our listeners. Be sure to check us out and follow our Instragram at Off_thecuffPodcast and if have some time, take some time to rate the show. It helps us out tremendously. Big Love

Eve and Jack discuss what it's been like being moms in this day and age and what they've learned from their upbringing in a Hispanic household.

Waiting for the Biblioburro, The JobUp and the Argentine consuls This week in La Voz en Breve, journalist Mariel Fiori has a show on education and family. La Voz magazine and My Kingston Kids invite you to a bilingual story time that will take place this Saturday, July 16, from 12 noon to 1pm at the Kingston Farmers Market uptown, free and outdoors. Books and t-shirts will be given away to children who sign up. We were visited by Karen Ruiz León from La Voz magazine, Hispanic Culture and News from the Hudson Valley and Melanie González from My Kingston Kids to give us all the details. To receive your free book and t-shirts, you can sign up for the free event at this link. We met Tiziana Rinaldi, who invited us to The Job Up course for professional immigrants seeking employment in the United States. In addition, we met the Consul General of Argentina in New York, Santiago Villalba, and Deputy Consuls Rodrigo Miranda and Tomás Moller Poullsen, who told us about consular services for the approximately 50,000 Argentines who live in the tri-state area. They recommended signing up for the consulate's newsletter to find out about all the cultural programming they offer. Instagram/Facebook: @lavozhudsonvalley Esperando el Biblioburro, The JobUp y los cónsules argentinos Esta semana en La Voz en breve, la periodista Mariel Fiori tiene un programa de educación y familia. La revista La Voz y My Kingston Kids los invitamos a una hora de cuento bilingüe que se hará este sábado 16 de julio de 12 a 1pm en el Mercado de granjeros de Kingston en uptown, gratis y al aire libre. Se regalarán libros y camisetas a los niños que se anoten. Nos visitaron Karen Ruiz León de la revista La Voz, Cultura y noticias hispanas del Valle de Hudson y Melanie González de My Kingston Kids para darnos todos los detalles. Para recibir su libro y camisetas gratis, pueden inscribirse para el evento gratuito en este enlace. Conocimos a Tiziana Rinaldi, que nos invitó al curso The Job Up para inmigrantes profesionales que buscan empleo en los Estados Unidos. Además, conocimos al cónsul general de Argentina en Nueva York, Santiago Villalba, y a los cónsules adjuntos Rodrigo Miranda y Tomás Moller Poullsen, quienes nos hablaron de los servicios consulares para los alrededor de 50,000 argentinos que viven en el área triestatal. Recomendaron anotarse al boletín informativo del consulado para enterarse de toda la programación cultural que ofrecen. Instagram/Facebook: @lavozhudsonvalley ---

What toxicity do you still experience in the hispanic culture 

Hosted by Aaron Del Bosque: In this episode, Rio Grande Valley native, Tim Barrientez, gives his take on the future of the Hispanic culture and his philosophy for a foundation of fitness, health, and leadership. We want to hear your thoughts on the podcast. What kind of episode ideas do you have? Disagree? We'd love to learn. Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us at our email: artofactionpodcast@gmail.com

Miguel, realmente, aspira a estar satisfecho consigo mismo. Con haber hecho lo mejor que se pudo, en determinado momento, como profesor, escritor y poeta, investigador y crítico. Una de las lecciones fundamentales de este episodio se basa en la palabra e insulto en Inglés “Loser” y cómo esto, a muy corta edad, le propició una reflexión que marcaría el propósito de su vida. Miguel Gomes es escritor, profesor, investigador y crítico literario. Ha sido galardonado con el primer premio del VIII Certamen Literario José Martí (Categoría: Ensayo) del Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston, en los EEUU. Recibió el Premio Fundarte de Ensayo (1988), Premio Municipal de Narrativa de la ciudad de Caracas (2004), y ha ganado el Concurso de Cuentos del diario El Nacional en los años 2010 y 2012. En el año 1988 recibió la Orden José Félix Ribas, Mención Crítica Literaria, entregada por el Ministerio de la Cultura en Venezuela. En 2015 recibió la Orden Alejo Zuloaga de la Universidad de Carabobo. Y en el año 2018 recibió el rango honorario de Distinguished Professor, mérito académico alcanzado por sus más de treinta años de enseñanza en los Estados Unidos. Explora lo que tenemos para ti en nuestra página web. ¡Te esperamos! https://tramauniversity.org/ Síguenos en Instagram para estar al día con todas nuestras actividades: https://www.instagram.com/tramauniversity/ Cronomarcadores 00:00:14 Presentación del invitado. 00:03:34 Infancia y adolescencia de Miguel Gomes. 00:07:23 El descubrimiento de la vocación literaria. 00:10:17 Miguel Gomes y la poesía. 00:11:58 Claves de éxito. 00:15:25 ¿Qué es el éxito? 00:18:03 La ética del trabajo. 00:18:59 Talento vs Perseverancia. 00:20:43 El problema con el cortoplacismo. 00:23:44 El papel del azar en el futuro. 00:25:30 ¿Qué hace Miguel cuándo se siente desbordado, abrumado, por un proyecto o actividad? 00:27:17 ¿Ha sentido el poeta miedo en su carrera?. 00:28:23 ¿Cómo se asumen los riesgos? 00:29:20 La importancia (vital) del cambio. 00:29:55 El papel de la irreverencia para alcanzar objetivos profesionales. 00:32:23 ¿Qué hace Miguel Gomes para estimular la creatividad? 00:34:56 ¿Qué (o quién) inspira a Miguel Gomes? 00:36:22 Libro favorito. 00:38:36 Miguel Gomes en una sola palabra. 00:39:02 Palabras para aquel que busca el éxito. 00:41:13 Ultílogo.

Our very first episode! This is to show the process, what we call "The Warm Up"! We had delays, technical difficulties, but we learned how to adjust as you will see in the next coming episodes. Thank you guys for rocking with us and more to come soon!

We met with our District Superintendent of schools, Dr. Ochoa. The purpose of today's podcast was to give voice to the many perspectives of hispanic culture, given that it's Hispanic Culture month, but more importantly, we believe everyone has a different perspective. We want to raise the conscienceness of middle schoolers, in an effort to help bring us all together towards a deeper understanding. Dr. Ochoa gives us a bit of a history lesson and sheds light on many traditions, based on his opinion. Please enjoy.

In our second SPECIAL EPISODE UMO Athletics sits down with Assistant Coach of Cross Country, Erasmo Ordonez. Together we dive into all things relating to Hispanic Heritage and Culture, his time as a student-athlete here and how Hispanic Culture is getting bigger here on campus.

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from September 15 - October 15.Although we here at Needle Movers desire to prioritize the exploration of different cultures all year long, it's always a special time to highlight the perspectives of those different than ours during the times when more people are open and positioned to listen.Which is why Samantha and I thought it was important to bring this week's guest onto the Needle Movers for Social Equity Podcast.Natalia Salas, a beautiful career woman, mother, and wife, took time to hop on the mic with us and honestly share her thoughts around Hispanic heritage - specifically her own - and opens up a window of discovery for all of us that are learning more about what it means to have citizenship in a country different than the one you're from.It's a beautiful thing to hear, and I know you'll love her just as much as Sam and I did.What you'll hear:Natalia shares about her Mexican heritage and how it's different from her husband's Columbian heritage.She'll breakdown the difference between the words Hispanic, Latino/Latina/Latinx, and Chicano (I definitely learned something new!)She'll share about some of her personal challenges and experiences being Mexican in AmericanAnd you'll hear about the beautiful joys she experiences from her culture.It's our best episode to date.And, you can dive even deeper with your children on the beauty of Hispanic Culture when you download our free Hispanic Heritage Lesson & Activity Pack in our Podcast Club's Family Resources Vault. The Needle Movers Family Resources VaultEnrich your home with stories and activities that highlight the lived experiences and perspectives of different cultures in America by enrolling in our FREE Family Resources Vault.Join the vault by clicking here.Support our Crowdfunded NonprofitNeedle Movers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and runs on the generous donations of our supporters. If you'd like to make a one-time donation—or become a monthly sponsor— click below to donate or learn more.DONATE HEREFollow Needle Movers:Instagram: needlemoverspodcastFacebook: facebook.com/needlemoversforsocialequityWebsite: needlemovers.org

Hispanic Heritage Month is one of my favorite times to teach elementary music, because there are so many fun lessons and activities that we can do to learn about Hispanic Culture! In this video, we're talking about my favorite songs for Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring a variety of countries and a variety of grades. The first songs are for the littles (kindergarten and first grade) and we go more and more complex as the video goes on. 00:00 What we're doing1:04 Los Pollitos2:45 El coqui3:40 Dulce Dulce4:49 Agua de limones7:42 En la Pulga de San Jose10:40 Vamos a la mar12:20 Que llueva14:20 Duerme mi tesoro15:26 Las mananitas17:00 A la lataHappy teaching!Becca//IN THIS VIDEOLos Pollitos video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG9hUKTz8E0Los Pollitos book: https://amzn.to/3zwSh10Dora video of El Coqui: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFrSMruP9MMAgua de limones lesson pack: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Agua-de-Limones-LESSON-PACK-BUNDLE-Hispanic-singing-game-for-sol-mi-la-6869581?utm_source=BMR%20Youtube&utm_campaign=Hispanic%20heritage%20month%20songsEn la Pulga video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZPw8YB3v5QEn la pulga lesson: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/En-la-Pulga-de-San-Jose-Puerto-Rican-Folk-song-for-Instrument-in-2-3-Grade-6776832?utm_source=BMR%20Youtube&utm_campaign=Hispanic%20heritage%20month%20songsAda's Violin: https://amzn.to/2XHCqjEDrum Dream Girl: https://amzn.to/3u3F0fAThere was a Shy Fellow Who Swallowed a Cello: Vamos a la mar video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc7H4RdjTPQVamos a la mar lesson pack: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/VAMOS-A-LA-MAR-Lesson-Pack-BUNDLE-for-Hispanic-Heritage-Month-7254013?utm_source=BMR%20Youtube&utm_campaign=Hispanic%20heritage%20month%20songsOcean animal composition: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Ocean-Animals-Rhythm-Composition-Cards-in-Spanish-and-English-4040025?utm_source=BMR%20Youtube&utm_campaign=Hispanic%20heritage%20month%20songsOcean animal digital: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Ocean-Animals-DIGITAL-Composition-Activity-on-Google-Slides-in-Spanish-English-7060470?utm_source=BMR%20Youtube&utm_campaign=Hispanic%20heritage%20month%20songsQue llueva video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUr4j0ZPOlEA la lata: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwEafx83z1EAl citron: https://beccasmusicroom.com/al-citron/Need more virtual lessons?Online music lesson course: https://beccasmusicroom.teachable.com/p/teaching-elementary-music-online/Virtual Music Lesson ebook: http://beccasmusicroom.com/virtual-music-lessons///HELPFUL LINKS*Happier Teacher Life (my new book!): https://amzn.to/337t28M*Camera I use: https://amzn.to/35BS9Pc*Erin Condren (get $10 off when you create an account): https://www.erincondren.com/referral/invite/rebeccadavis-7580/1*Get one month of free ink with HP Instant Ink: http://try.hpinstantink.com/v6mcZWant to get access to exclusive content? Sign up to join my FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY. Once you sign up, you can download and use any of the content in the library. New things are being added every few weeks, so make sure you check back for more FREE stuff! https://mailchi.mp/12c5827aecfa/beccasmusicroom//LET'S BE FRIENDSBlog: https://beccasmusicroom.comTeachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Beccas-Music-RoomEtsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BeccasMusicRoomPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/beccasmusicroom/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beccasmusicroom/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beccasmusicroomPainting in the background: https://www.etsy.com/shop/beccadavisdesigns*May contain affiliate links

The new Washougal School District Dual Language Kindergarten classrooms of Kelly Borquist and Veronica Paredes celebrated on September 15 by creating their own flags of Costa Rica and Mexico. https://loom.ly/lhS46g8 #NationalHispanicAndLatinxHeritageMonth #WashougalSchoolDistrict #DualLanguage #KindergartenClassrooms #Flgs #CostaRica #Mexico #WashougalWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

In this weeks episode Sarah & Tommy sit down with Nina Rodriguez- Owner/Founder of the East Side Run Connection and discuss what mental health looked like growing up in a Hispanic household and about all the negative stigmas surrounding mental health in the Latinx community. Tommy & Sarah also share a street interview with local Yoga/Martial Arts enthusiast Gilbert Romero @yogi.rome where he talks about his childhood and the importance of peace and clarity. Come chat with us about all things mental health

Hugo Acosta, creator of the first Hispanic-oriented newspaper "CNY Latino", discusses the importance and origins of Hispanic Heritage Month.The subtitled and ASL version of this podcast is available on DRNY's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4JcJEFJXGgiZwE4zbw2BKg.**Resources**www.cnylatino.comcnylatinonewspaper.comSupport the show (https://donate.democracyengine.com/DRNY/contribute)

Greg Aguilar and Daisy Moran talk about various issues regarding Hispanic Culture in the Quad-Cities and nationwide, from their own perspectives and from a general perspective. It’s a fascinating, intriguing and enlightening talk on a variety of topics and issues. Other Episodes December 3, 2021 QC Uncut: Rock Island Author Paul Ferguson Rock Island author […]

In this week's episode we will be discussing the new Netflix show sex/life, and all of my thoughts on being a mother especially in a Latina household. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nelson Flores, the President and Organizer of LatinFest, discusses the importance and origins of this celebration, the details of the event, and how to get involved.The subtitled and ASL version of this podcast is available on DRNY's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4JcJEFJXGgiZwE4zbw2BKg. **Resources**https://www.albanylatinfest.orghttps://www.facebook.com/AlbanyLatinFestSupport the show (https://donate.democracyengine.com/DRNY/contribute)

In this episode Billy recaps his birthday week with all the food, gifts, and Golden Knights playoff hockey games. The couple then briefly discuss whether or not Isabel's upcoming family vacation should be considered a camping trip or not. Isabel then presents three Hispanic cultural norms that she wishes Billy would adopt in his life and into their relationship. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gringoandgf/Have a question for Billy or Isabel? Email us at gringoandgf@gmail.comEnjoy what you heard? Be sure to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and your review could be read on the show!Support the show (https://paypal.me/gringoandgf?locale.x=en_US)

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Internationally renowned theater choreographer and director, SERGIO TRUJILLO is the first ever Latinx recipient of the Tony Award for Best Choreography. He was honored with the Tony in 2019 for AIN’T TOO PROUD: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE TEMPTATIONS. Additionally, he won the 2015 Olivier Award for Best Theatre Choreographer for MEMPHIS. Sergio was previously nominated for several awards including a Tony Award for ON YOUR FEET!, Drama Desk Awards for HANDS ON A HARDBODY, LEAP OF FAITH, MEMPHIS, and JERSEY BOYS, a Lucille Lortel Award for SAVED, and received an Ovation Award for EMPIRE. He made his Broadway debut in 1999, dancing in JEROME ROBBINS’ BROADWAY. As a dancer, he has performed on Broadway in GUYS AND DOLLS, VICTOR/VICTORIA, KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN, and FOSSE. Sergio made his choreographic debut in 2005 with Broadway’s ALL SHOOK UP. His success expanded from there with JERSEY BOYS — which continues to grow in popularity worldwide. In 2011, four of his productions ran simultaneously on Broadway: NEXT TO NORMAL (2010 Pulitzer Prize), THE ADDAMS FAMILY, MEMPHIS (Olivier Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, NAACP Award, Drama Desk Award nomination, Astaire Award nomination), and JERSEY BOYS (Greenroom Award, Olivier Award nomination, Drama Desk Award nomination, Dora Award nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award nomination). Adding to his list of Broadway choreography credits are SUMMER: THE DONNA SUMMER MUSICAL (Chita Rivera Award, NAACP Award nomination), A BRONX TALE (Chita Rivera Award nomination), and GUYS AND DOLLS (Astaire Award nomination). Recent directing credits include Cirque Du Soleil’s PARAMOUR currently playing in Germany, ARRABAL for American Repertory Theater (Elliot Norton Award for best direction), the North American tour of FLASH DANCE THE MUSICAL, and the Broadway concert of GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE. Sergio is bringing a number of Latinx musicals aimed at bringing forth the stories of the Hispanic Culture in America. Some of his favorite future productions include: WAITING FOR SNOW IN HAVANA based on the book of the same title by Carlos Eire, LIVES IN LIMBO based on the book by Roberto Gonzales, REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES based on the play by Josefina Lopez, and CASA DE LAS FLORES inspired the Netflix Series by Manolo Caro. He has introduced audiences to his choreography in many noteworthy Off-Broadway shows including INVISIBLE THREAD for Second Stage, ROMEO & JULIET for The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park, A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN and KISMET for New York City Center Encores!, THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK for Dodger Stages, and BARE: A POP OPERA for the American Theatre for Actors. Sergio works and resides in New York City. He is proud to be the first choreographer ever invited to serve as a voting member of the American Theatre Wing’s Advisory Committee for the Tony Awards, is an avid supporter of and serves on the advisory boards of R.Evolution Latina and New York Theatre Barn, and is an active member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. Sergio is Colombian born, and was raised in Toronto. He studied science at the University of Toronto, and later pursued further education by attending chiropractic school. Recently he was distinguished as one of the Top 100 Colombians in the world by President Juan Manuel Santos and was voted as one of the top 50 Creative Colombian Artists in the world by Forbes Magazine. Since 1990, he has been in a loving and inspiring relationship with actor Jack Noseworthy. They married in 2011 and were ecstatic to welcome their baby boy, Lucas Alejandro Truworthy, in March 2018. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

T. S. Flanders concludes the series on Spanish Catholicism with Luis Medina, 1917-Present. The Glory of Catholic Spain and the Black Lies Against Her ***CATHOLIC EMPIRE SERIES*** Part 1: 1500-1600 Spain and Central America Part 2: Pachamama, South America and the Philippines Part 3: First Great Papal Betrayal and the Decline of Spain Part 4: […]

T. S. Flanders concludes the series on Spanish Catholicism with Luis Medina, 1917-Present. The Glory of Catholic Spain and the Black Lies Against Her ***CATHOLIC EMPIRE SERIES*** Part 1: 1500-1600 Spain and Central America Part 2: Pachamama, South America and the Philippines Part 3: First Great Papal Betrayal and the Decline of Spain Part 4: […]

A weeping woman is wronged and her legacy lasts centuries. Are you ready for a harrowing tale? Join guest host Nicole Arias and Talia Smith as they dissect the modern interpretations of the classic Latin American folktale, La Llorona.Resources:Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/onceuponatimepod Support Our Featured Artist, Cristina Martinez, on instagram @cristina.pdf Support Our Host by following the Plastics on twitter! @ThePlastics_SG…Monster Theory: Reading Culture by Jeffrey Jerome Cohen, Ed.The Curse of La Llorona (2019) La Llorona (2019)“The legend of La Llorona still impacts Hispanic Culture” by Luke Lyons“La Llorona: The Terrible Truth About Mexico’s Weeping Woman” by Robert Lopez“La Llorona as a Social Symbol” by Michael Kearney “The La Llorona legend equality meaning” from CHST 404 - Chicana Feminisms“The Curse of La Llorona: The Real Legend Behind the Horror Film” by Laura Bradley“La Llorona-- Weeping Woman of the Southwest” from Legends of America“Who Was Mary Magdalene” by James CarrollSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/OnceUponATimePC)

Join Dr. Holmes as she speaks with Joscelyn Campbell about how different cultures discuss and accept special needs or mental health diagnoses. Becoming multiculturally aware is important for clinicians and social workers as they partner with families to work with children with needs. Knowing about cultural diversity and differences is important in establishing a relationship with the family. This show's focus is on Hispanic and Latino cultures.Joscelyn Ramos Campbell is an award-winning, on-air spokesperson, author, blogger, consultant, columnist, public speaker, respite care director, and a special needs Pastor at Hope International Church in Groveland, Florida.Born in Brooklyn, New York to Cuban and Puerto Rican parents, Joscelyn is bilingual and bicultural. She is raising a multicultural and multigenerational family, alongside her military veteran spouse of Irish American descent. Together, they have four wonderful boys; the oldest is in college, identical twins are in junior high; the youngest is in kindergarten and has Autism. With a Legal Studies educational background and a degree in Pre-Law, Joscelyn has received several national awards in communications, public relations, and social media.Joscelyn has over a decade of experience as an award-winning former federal government public relations spokesperson. As a principal spokesperson, her marketing efforts were key in the rapid growth of federal hiring for government agencies, including the U.S. Dept. of Transportation and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.She is the creator of Mami of Multiples, one of the nation’s recognized and award-winning parenting and lifestyle websites owned by a Latina American Mom. Joscelyn has been featured on numerous television and media outlets including CBS, NBC, NBC Latino, FOX, Univision, Telemundo, Huffington Post, and CNBC to name a few. She is considered one of the top Latino social media stars and influential Hispanic American bloggers.As a successful “mompreneur” (mom entrepreneur), Joscelyn owns Mami Innovative Media, a communications business that has brought her experience in successful branding campaigns, national media management, and exposure. Joscelyn has partnered and collaborated with well-known brands, including but not limited to, Brawny, Britax, Chevrolet, Disney, DuPont & Teflon, Ford, Florida Space Coast, General Mills, Hormel Foods, Johnson’s Baby, Kmart, Lifetime Movie Network, Marshalls, McDonald’s, Nestle, Neutrogena, Proctor & Gamble, Target, Smuckers, State Farm, Sylvan Learning Center, T.J.Maxx, Toyota, Visit Orlando, Waldorf Astoria, and Wounded Warrior Project. The “super-connected power mom” was named by LATINA Magazine as one of the Best Latina Bloggers To Follow and Must Know and one of The 10 Best Latina Mom Bloggers on the Web. Joscelyn was selected in a joint venture by Disney and LATINA Magazine to be a Parenting and Family Columnist for LATINA Magazine.A sought-after spokesperson, she travels across the U.S. for speaking engagements and conferences and holds leadership capacities for various organizations. Connect with Joscelyn at joscelynramoscampbell.comInstagram @JoscelynRamosCampbellFacebook www.facebook.com/pastorjoscelynTwitter @JoscelynRC

Dez invites Adan Allende from Bravo's Mexican Dynasties on the show this week! Adan shares an update on how his family life is these days. Which castmates does he still talk to, and who has he fallen out with since filming ended? Adan shares his future plans on reality TV and career goals. Dez hosts 'This or That' and Adan plays 'Paísano o Chicano?' Get 15% off all drinks, apparel and subscriptions using code 'IFEELTRIED' at TakeARecess.com and 16% off all products at BlendersEyewear.com using code 'DEZ16' at checkout! Wanna show us some love? Leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts!

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National Coming Out Day recognizes the individual journeys part of the LGBTQ community. What better way to recognize the pride and how far the journey has taken us then by talking with Blind Pride International members and allies. BPI turned 20 this year, and members join Sunday Edition to talk about why it is important to remember the strides so many before us have taken to make the world a safe and accepting place. We will also talk about the importance of being able to COME out and live proudly. Halloween closes out the month of October, but the month opens up celebrating the beauty, diversity, and richness of Hispanic Culture. After a well-respected IRC Luncheon presentation and the beautiful ACB-Voices article celebrating Hispanic Heritage, Gabriel Lopez Kafati brings members of that wonderful panel we met at convention, as well as other proud Hispanic friends in a roundtable celebratory conversation. Gabriel and friends will share the unique aspects of being blind or visually impaired persons living in the US. If you have not had the chance to read Gabriel's article, head to www.acbvoices.org and join so you can enjoy all the wonderful member stories on ACB Voices. National White Cane Day; On October 15th, the world takes a swipe at recognizing the Blind and Visually impaired. Sunday Edition invites all ACB Members to call in and share their experiences and triumphs. Use the Zoom Link below to join the live broadcast. As always, Sunday Edition welcomes your comments, requests, and suggestions. Please reach out by sending me a note at: Celebrationac@aol.com

Janel Danza is a modern day urban renaissance woman. Its probably better to tell you what she does not do rather what she does do! She's an author, dnacer, and blogger! We discuss relationships, dynamics between men and women, oppression, black lives matter and much more! @janel.danza @belieftruthandfactpodcast @no.chill.ril @leorich_ @keikei_the_cutie @im_yuridreamz --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/actsofsolomon/support

La Llorona, La Curandera, La Bruja... Many of us here in South Texas are familiar with these Hispanic icons. But what messages about gender are these tales sending to our society? Join Griff, Nora, and special guest Ana Sanchez-Brown for an in-depth look at the Hispanic folktales we grew up with- And how we can relay these tales to the upcoming generations.

**This podcast was recorded using Zoom** | September 14, 2020DRNY intake specialist, Diana Fuentes Gomez, and CAP advocate, Talia Santiago, discuss the importance of Hispanic Heritage Month and common misconceptions about Hispanic and Latinx culture.Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from September 15th to October 15th. Support the show (https://donate.democracyengine.com/DRNY/contribute)

Online with creator of Pica Osita, Mexican Chili Candies. Gil and Yasmine enter the world of Hispanic Culture, Mexican Chili Candies, Pop Up events, and Positive Thinking! Stick around for a special promotion code for Pica Osita https://picaosita.bigcartel.com/themindbuzzpodcast.buzzsprout.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/themindbuzzpodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/themindbuzzTwitter - https://twitter.com/mindbuzzpodcastEmail – mindbuzzpodcast@gmail.com

Marijuana & Miscellaneous Drugs, Urban Culture, Hispanic Culture, Plants & Administration. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kay042/support

Marijuana & Miscellaneous Drugs, Urban Culture, Hispanic Culture, Plants & Administration. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kay042/support

Gabriel is a PK born and raised in San Diego, California. He now serves on staff with his father at Lugar De Encuentro. Gabriel discusses the cultural aspects of growing up in a hispanic church and how even though language's may be different, the mission remains the same.  Donut Review: La Concha (Chula Vista, CA) Created by @joeross x @gracemads_ Support our show: https://linktr.ee/pkpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pkpodcast/support

Welcome my fellow drinkers! Today I am joined by K! Finally another human being in the mix ha ha but we tried the an awesome beer, super dark but amazing! We also, delved into the topic of politics just for a tad bit and ended it with CULTURE. Does it matter if we loose it? So stay tuned at the TAPHOUSE! Beer: KOKYTUS Brewery Website: https://martinhousebrewing.com/

⭕️La disciplina es la Fortaleza de un artista! ⭕️Los reguetoneros, traperos y raperos, y todos los demás artistas necesitan cultivar la disciplina. Enmanuel nos entrega una pequeña reflexión urbana acerca de la importancia de la disciplina en el mundo de la creación artística. Estos consejos son importante para volver a adquirir los habitos de trabajo necesario para el progreso. ⭕️Support The Real Face of Hispanic Culture and Arts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Many people are very confused about our culture. If we want to gain respect in the bigger cities in the United States we need to start to transform the way we show off our culture. Support The Real Face of Hispanic Culture and Arts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

July is minority Mental Health Awareness Month, it's the perfect month to spread awareness in our Hispanic Culture.  The stigma attached to the Mental Health or Mental Illness in our culture is something we still have to work on.  Things are getting better but we need to continue spreading awareness.  Our Mental health is super important just like our physical health.  Join us as we talk about what we experienced growing up. Follow Enchila-T on Instagram for the best Dulces Picositos Mas Ricos @enchilatrico This episode was sponsored by Guerrero Law Group, 5415 N McColl Rd, Ste 101, Mcallen Tx 956-223-7475 Follow us on Instagram @untecitopodcast Facebook @untecitopodcast TikTok @untecitopodcast Visit our website www.untecitopodcast.com Email us at untecitopodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/untecitopodcast/support

This episode is sponsor-free! Consider supporting us by donating $10 to @MacWatsonTalks on VenMo.Current Events:Arizona is suddenly a coronavirus hotspotRemains of missing Idaho children founds'MACdown: Pro-life Catholics This Is Us: Racism--is it enough to "unfriend" someone?Last Word: Floor arrows in stores lead to shopper fist fightSupport the show (http://www.venmo.com/MacWatsonTalks)

“At that moment, I felt that I was being judged by an entity that never existed.” - Christina Come through and listen to our discussion about depression with Christina! She is a woman of color who has struggled with depression seemingly her entire life. We will discuss the backlash and negative comments surrounding seeing a therapist and the struggles of dealing with depression on a daily basis. This episode may be a trigger warning for some. If you are currently feeling depressed and/or your mental and emotional state is fragile this episode may not be one you want to listen to at this time. -with love The ButterflyLinks mentioned in the show:BetterHelp- online counseling app 24/7 of Professional Therapy National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK / Lifeline Chat Crystal of the week: Black Tourmaline to dispel negative energy Quote of the week: "Please try not to judge how someone is dealing with a pain you have never experienced yourself" -unknown cited: tinybuddha.com 

Part 2 of the Wednesday Workshop: Covering Indian Country, Public Lands and Environmental Justice in the West Hispanic Culture and Environmental Justice in the West From early Spanish explorers, Mestizos and recent Latin American immigrants, the West has a long storied history of Hispanic and Latino culture. But, increasingly, racism and environmental injustices plague many communities. Panelists will discuss the intersection of social, cultural, economic and environmental justice issues in Hispanic communities and everything from farmworkers' environmental health concerns to Latino conservation efforts. Moderator: Yvette Cabrera, Independent Environmental Justice Reporter and 2019 McGraw Fellow Speakers: Armando Elenes, Secretary Treasurer, United Farm Workers Chela Garcia, Director of Conservation Programs, Hispanic Access Foundation Beatriz Soto, Latino Outreach Coordinator, Defiende Nuestra Tierra - Wilderness Workshop

It's official – Convergence has been alive for one month! In this week's episode, Daniel and Brennan dive into Hispanic culture in and around Glasgow. Glasgow High School student Dinah Miranda joins for a conversation on her heritage and how she has adapted. Miranda also helps local students, as an aid in the classroom, understand the culture around Glasgow. Convergence is on Apple Podcast and Google Music. A simple click and you can subscribe today! To contact Brennan or Daniel, you can call either WCLU Radio at (270) 651-9149 or the Glasgow Daily Times at (270) 678-5171. You can also email the two at dsuddeath@glasgowdailytimes.com or brenn.crain@gmail.com

Cientos de festivales alrededor del mundo se organizan por estas fechas bajo el tema de Day of the Dead o Día de los Muertos, pero no solo eso, también salen a la venta decenas de productos que retoman la tradición y diseños mexicanos y hacen "su agosto" ¿Es esto una apropiación cultural o un homenaje? - Cientos de festivales alrededor del mundo se organizan por estas fechas bajo el tema de Day of the Dead o Día de los Muertos, pero no solo eso, también salen a la venta decenas de productos que retoman la tradición y diseños mexicanos y hacen "su agosto" ¿Es esto una apropiación cultural o un homenaje?

Welcome to Real College Talk! RCT is your destination for honest and relevant college and postsecondary conversation. We bring the best of the best to our podcast to share both their personal and professional experiences and advice regarding all things school, college, career paths, and life in general. In continuation of our #KeepItReal series with CollegeFindMe (https://collegefindme.com/), we’re joined by Samantha Savello, CollegeFindMe’s Digital Media Coordinator, to share her perspective on college and life since graduating from Brown University, changing her major, exploring gap years and career paths, and much more! Long before encountering CollegeFindMe, Samantha experienced high school in a way many of us can relate to. She was very active and ambitious to explore a variety of interests, but was challenged to narrow her focus upon entering college (2:35). She eventually majored in Hispanic Culture and Literature (5:00), through which she was able to explore her Puerto Rican heritage and even studied in Granada, Spain for a semester! However, she wasn’t always sure that her sole focus would be Spanish. Samantha shares the importance of identifying what you truly love and are passionate about – in her case, communication and languages – as you navigate your education and career (7:00). Beyond the classroom, Samantha was an accomplished writer throughout her time at Brown University (12:41). We take some time to delve into one article in particular titled, “In Favor of the Gap Year,” and discuss how current high school and college students can assess if a gap year may be right for them. We begin to wrap up with a broader discussion of how to approach the college search amidst societal pressures to judge schools based on selectivity and acceptance rates only (16:45). Our question: Does selectivity really matter? We discuss that while selective schools may have unique resources and valuable networks, you will find the most success at a school that truly aligns with your personality and goals in life, as opposed to a school that you select solely on the basis of its prestige. Samantha reminds us that regardless of where you go to college, what matters most is what you make of your experience, both in class and outside of it (18:25). Last but not least, Samantha shares some specific CollegeFindMe resources that she would have used during her own college preparation process to conduct her college search and choose the school that best fit her needs (20:20). Real College Talk is a podcast that you won't want to miss! To catch every episode, make sure to hit the subscribe button and turn on our notifications. You can follow us on Instagram @realcollegetalk (along with @collegefindme!) and follow our co-hosts @morgs__anne and @nikhil.vn. We are always working on new content, so be on the lookout for our latest episodes. In the meantime, Keep It Real!

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Taking a deeper look into the life of 2 women from the Hispanic Culture! One born in the US and the other born out. Listen and see how the perspectives of two people apart of the same culture differs!

Show Notes patticc.com/29 Notas del Programa patticc.com/s29 Brittany García from the Diocese of Knoxville shares about a retreat to help Hispanic young adults discern their vocations. Recommended Resources: Claretian Missionaries Catholic Translation Services by Patti’s Catholic Corner eBook on Hispanic Culture – are you a Catholic leader who wants to reach the Hispanic community but […]

Thanks for tuning in. On this week's episode we have our usual fun moments BUT we discuss the very important matter of mental health. So listen in as we talk on food (yet again), love of Hispanic Culture, Mental Health, the family acceptance struggle, becoming bold in our own skin, Sage, Salvation, & Spirits, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissandmakeup/message

Imperfect Gentlemen Show - Margury discusses Hispanic Culture, Zaddy, Sexual Fluidity, Rumors, Lying + more Audio Engineer & Media Production by Martin Stevenson

Imperfect Gentlemen Show - Margury discusses Hispanic Culture, Zaddy, Sexual Fluidity, Rumors, Lying + more Audio Engineer & Media Production by Martin Stevenson

Melina Chavarria, Latinx Comic Book Writer of the series “The Magic Glasses” joins us to discuss her journey so far of being in the comic book industry. Recently I attended her panel at LA Comic Con and felt at home once I discovered my Hispanic Creators! So we are diving into Hispanic Culture, Creative People … Continue reading EP62 The Magic Glasses: Melina Chavarria →

Show Notes patticc.com/15                    Notas del Programa patticc.com/s15 Alex Barraza tells how he shared his Hispanic heritage with his friends and neighbors by celebrating Epiphany together. Recommended Resources Spanish translation services from Patti’s Catholic Corner See-Judge-Act method from the Catholic Action Movement For Hispanic Ministry planning SEPI […]

Does your nonprofit organization need a podcast? What do you need to know? How do you get started and how do you know if it's working? This episode features stories and advice from The Gifted Life, My Ocean, rePROs Fight Back, and Democracy Works, four podcasts created by nonprofit organizations that are making a social impact in our world. EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT FROM A NONPROFIT ORG, you will still get so much value from considering alternative ways to measure success and impact as a podcaster beyond numbers, stats and downloads. Upcoming Podcast Envy Class: 3 Elements Your Podcast is Missing @ Next Door Chicago Wednesday 9/26 from 6:30-8:00pm It's FREE! Can't make it? Not in Chicago? Get on the Podcast Envy VIP list and then reply back to the email you get from me and ask for the free launch webinar. Featured Podcast Angel: Podcast Envy Launch Pod  - If you've been waiting for the right time to launch YOUR podcast, the time is now.  Become a part of this group launch ready for January 2019. We begin our process October 2018 - so wait no more! OR get priority registration for Pod 2 starting in January for launch in March. Learn more & get on the priority list: http://bit.ly/launchpodenvy Our Guests: The Gifted Life: http://www.thegiftedlife.org Facebook Twitter Instagram Episodes Mentioned: 086: Let's Talk About the Donation of Organs in Hispanic Culture and 087: A Living Donor Shares Her Story Register as a Donor: https://www.donatelife.net/   Democracy Works: https://www.democracyworkspodcast.com Facebook Twitter   My Ocean: https://ocean.org/myocean Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube   rePROs Fight Back: https://www.reprosfightback.com Facebook Twitter Instagram   Also Mentioned: Key Change: Creating Opera for All Voices Produced by The Creative Impostor Studios (me!) for the Santa Fe Opera   Resources: 5 Questions You Haven't Asked About Your Podcast (FREE) I mean, you want to make a show that matters right? You've got a message, a passion, a purpose. How can you make sure it's landing? These questions from your Podcast Boss (me) will help! Podcast Boss Interview Setup Guide (Premium) Get a handy PDF of our dual recording setup for online interviews using Ecamm Call Recorder for Skype AND and the Zoom H4n Pro recorder. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Connect: http://www.podcastenvy.com Email or Voice (send me a question to answer on the show!) Facebook Group The Creative Impostor Facebook Page @andreaklunder.creative Instagram: @andreaklunder My favorite hashtags #podcastenvy #podcastboss Oh HEY! I'm on LinkedIn now... dropping pro podcasting tips, insights, and stories. Connect with me there and let me know you're a Podcast Envy listener.    

A conversation with Jasmin Guillén, Crisis Counsellor at Victim Services Toronto and Carly Kalish, Executive Director of Victim Services Durham on recent violence in Toronto. Hosted by Alma Sandoval (Alma Latina Publisher) and Reporter Sukaina Jamil.

Show Notes: On this episode of The Gifted Life Podcast, we are offering an overview of organ, eye and tissue donation facts all in Spanish to celebrate Donate Life ECHO, the national two-week outreach campaign honor multicultural communities. We invite donation and transplantation professionals, Ana Hands of Ochsner Multi-Transplant Institute, Susanna Ruddock of Southern Eye Bank and Maria Ospittia of LOPA to a lively discussion about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation and the donor registry. They discuss the facts in Spanish, and honor Hero, Flora Molina. The Gifted Life Podcast team ECHOs their passion, Every Community Has Opportunity – the opportunity to save and heal lives, on episode 86. Please note: The Spanish part of episode 86 begins at the 2 minute mark. Also, LOPA's website now features an option to view all pages in Spanish and 11 other languages. Please check out the ‘select language' drop down menu at the top of each page of our website. En este episodio de The Gifted Life Podcast, ofrecemos una descripción general de los hechos sobre la donación de órganos, ojos y tejidos, todo en español, para celebrar Donate Life ECHO (En toda Comunidad Hay Oportunidad) una campaña nacional de divulgación de dos semanas para honrar a las comunidades multiculturales. Invitamos a los profesionales de donación y trasplante, Ana Hands de Ochsner Multi-Transplant Institute, Susanna Ruddock de Southern Eye Bank y Maria Ospittia de LOPA a una animada discusión sobre la importancia de registrarse como donante de órganos, ojos y tejidos. Discuten los hechos en español y honran a la héroe, Flora Molina. El equipo de The Gifted Life Podcast hace eco su a pasion En toda Comunidad Hay Oportunidad - la oportunidad de salvar y sanar vidas, en el episodio 86. Tenga en cuenta: La parte en español del episodio 86 comienza en la marca de 2 minutos. Además, el sitio web de LOPA ahora ofrece una opción para ver todo el contenido en español y en otros 11 idiomas. Consulte el menú desplegable "Seleccionar idioma" en la parte superior de cada página de nuestro sitio web.

Today’s episode is part one of a two-part series titled Applying Truth to Hispanic Culture. In this two-part series, Darrow Miller will be discussing several topics with 20 young people who are studying the Spanish version of our FREE Online Course called Coram Deo BASICS. Today’s topics include: How to Impact the Church Modern FeminismBuilding Kingdom ChuchesImpacting the arts Connect with the DNAWebsite: Disciplenations.org Monthly Newsletter: disciplenations.org/join-in/Facebook @DisciplenationsInstagram @DisciplenationsTwitter @dnausaConnect with Darrow MillerBlog: Darrowmillerandfriends.comFacebook: @Darrowmiller FREE Coram Deo Online CoursesCoram Deo: The Basics coursehttp://coramdeo.com/Courses/hffmm8wwCoram Deo: The Monday Church http://coramdeo.com/Courses/MondayChurch

Today’s episode is part two of a two-part series titled Applying Truth to Hispanic Culture. In this two-part series, Darrow Miller has been discussing several topics with 20 young people who are studying the Spanish version of our FREE Online Course called Coram Deo BASICS. Today’s topics include: Impacting EducationSame Sex marriageTeaching Sexuality in schoolPolitical CorrectnessReaching Out to Muslims Connect with the DNAWebsite: Disciplenations.org Monthly Newsletter: disciplenations.org/join-in/Facebook @DisciplenationsInstagram @DisciplenationsTwitter @dnausaConnect with Darrow MillerBlog: Darrowmillerandfriends.comFacebook: @Darrowmiller FREE Coram Deo Online CoursesCoram Deo: The Basics coursehttp://coramdeo.com/Courses/hffmm8wwCoram Deo: The Monday Church http://coramdeo.com/Courses/MondayChurch

Today’s episode is part one of a two-part series titled Applying Truth to Hispanic Culture. In this two-part series, Darrow Miller will be discussing several topics with 20 young people who are studying the Spanish version of our FREE Online Course called Coram Deo BASICS. Today’s topics include: How to Impact the Church Modern FeminismBuilding Kingdom ChuchesImpacting the arts Connect with the DNAWebsite: Disciplenations.org Monthly Newsletter: disciplenations.org/join-in/Facebook @DisciplenationsInstagram @DisciplenationsTwitter @dnausaConnect with Darrow MillerBlog: Darrowmillerandfriends.comFacebook: @Darrowmiller FREE Coram Deo Online CoursesCoram Deo: The Basics coursehttp://coramdeo.com/Courses/hffmm8wwCoram Deo: The Monday Church http://coramdeo.com/Courses/MondayChurch

Today’s episode is part two of a two-part series titled Applying Truth to Hispanic Culture. In this two-part series, Darrow Miller has been discussing several topics with 20 young people who are studying the Spanish version of our FREE Online Course called Coram Deo BASICS. Today’s topics include: Impacting EducationSame Sex marriageTeaching Sexuality in schoolPolitical CorrectnessReaching Out to Muslims Connect with the DNAWebsite: Disciplenations.org Monthly Newsletter: disciplenations.org/join-in/Facebook @DisciplenationsInstagram @DisciplenationsTwitter @dnausaConnect with Darrow MillerBlog: Darrowmillerandfriends.comFacebook: @Darrowmiller FREE Coram Deo Online CoursesCoram Deo: The Basics coursehttp://coramdeo.com/Courses/hffmm8wwCoram Deo: The Monday Church http://coramdeo.com/Courses/MondayChurch

Episode 55 – For the past several years Oklahoma City has had a Mexican Independence Day celebration held in various locations. Robert Ruiz, President of Scissortail Community Development Corporation, has been one of the key organizers. We talk about the development of the celebration and its meaning to local residents of Mexican descent who make up the … Continue reading Robert Ruiz – Strengthening Hispanic culture in OKC →

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