Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica diaz

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Entrevista a Colelo Identidad Mapuche - La alegre rebeldía, Guests in this episode include Colelo Identidad Mapuche. Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. Argentina y Milei: caudillo autoritario, Haití, Chile, Colombia

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Myco-materials is an emerging field that uses mycelium and fungi to solve a vast array of problems--from sustainable design, to biodegradable packaging, to home + construction, and architecture + design. Companies like Ecovative and Loop (s/o Marc Violo) pioneered this industry, but there are hundreds of startups and entrepreneurs expanding on the solutions in the space. Jessica Diaz & Catherine Euale have been partners in all things mycelium for many years now, and their most recent project is called Fungal Matters--an online myco-materials design course. Catherine comes from a textiles and fashion design background, and Jessica comes from an architecture background, so they bring a wide mix of knowledge and experience to their collaboration In this episode, we'll touch onMycelium design courseWhat kinds of mushrooms they use in myco material makingEthnomycological uses of mycelium and mushrooms - aka how it has been used for centuriesNew projects for Catherine and Jessica, like:3D printing in myco materialsMushroom material surfboardMyco-leather researchTimestamps0:00 - Intro4:40 - What are myco-materials?5:37 - Myco-Materials design course (Fungal Matters)10:22 - What mushrooms to use in myco-materials?13:45 - Ethno-mycological (historical) uses of myco-materials18:23 - How to prevent fruiting19:20 - 3D Printing in myco-materials22:00 - How Jessica and Catherine got into mycology29:53 - Myco-Materials Design Course - Mycology 10134:07 - Innoculation + Incubation 36:10 - Substrates, Composites + Membranes41:47 - Digital Fabrication, Finishes + Fungal Futures44:55 - What comes next?47:50 - Other projects they're working on54:00 - OutroResourcesFungal Matters InstagramCatherine's InstagramJessica's InstagramCatherine's Myco-leather researchJessica's Myco-surfboard project and Ongo Boards instagramTheme Music: Lacuna (ft. Sunsquabi) by CloudchordMy infoWebsite: https://www.remarkablemushroomemporium.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/remarkablemushroomemporium/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz present a music special

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Todos en la vida tenemos sueños, pero solo si trabajas en ellos se hacen realidad; Así es como Jessica Diaz una artista multifacética 100% mexicana, nos cuenta la importancia de ser perseverante, trabajar y no desistir hasta cumplir ese sueño o meta que tienes, para poder ir por otro más grande y más retador, es salir de tu zona de confort.  Me encanta hablar con personas que se arriesgan para ir por eso que tanto quieren y les gusta, que entienden el sentido de una comunidad y están dispuestas a cambiar el mundo. Disfruten de este episodio y compártanlo con las personas que más aman.  Síguenos en todas las redes sociales:http://instagram.com/Wemo.mxhttp://facebook.com/Wemo.mx http://twitter.com/WemoMX

Miercoles con invitada Jessica Diaz, Las 10 de Erazno, el Doggy, el Chokolatazo, parodias, Hembras contra Machos, Charla Caliente Sports, y mucho mas

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

If you've ever worried about having a stroke, or even if you haven't, you need to learn from Jessica's story. Tara and Jill talk to Jessica about her wellness journey and her amazing barre workouts. @jessicadiazwellness https://www.jessicadiazwellness.com/

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Jessica Diaz is an organizational consultant, researcher, and leader development specialist. She's a close friend of mine from graduate school where she is an absolute all star. She is a doctoral candidate and teaches basically all of the intro series statistics classes to incoming masters and phd students. As much of she is skillful in research and statistics, she intimately understands what it means to be a vulnerable and authentic leader. This one has tons of wisdom that will help anyone steer towards the right direction in their work. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-diaz-5569034/

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

What Makes John R. Wood Properties and Jessica Diaz Good Neighbors...Jessica Diaz is an award-winning agent skilled in all aspects of SW Florida property sales. Her Mission Statement "Client Focused. Results Driven". Her philosophy is simple: clients come first. She pledges to be in constant communication with her clients, keeping them fully informed throughout the entire buying or selling process. She believes that if you're not left with an amazing experience, she hasn't done her job. She doesn't measure success through achievements or awards, but through the satisfaction of her clients.At John R. Wood Properties, our team of experts represents the best and brightest in the industry, and we're always striving to lead the field in research, innovation, and consumer education. Today's buyers and sellers need a trusted resource that can guide them through the complex world of real estate. With our extensive knowledge and commitment to providing only the best and most timely information to our clients, we are your go-to source for real estate industry insight and advice. That's why our team of highly-seasoned real estate professionals is dedicated to providing exceptional, personalized service for all of our clients. We take great pride in the relationships we build and always work relentlessly on the client's behalf to help them achieve their real estate goals.To learn more about John R. Wood Properties and Jessica Diaz, go to: www.diazsells.comJohn R. Wood Properties Jessica Diaz15065 McGregor BoulevardSuite 105Fort Myers, FL 33908(239) 850-8626Support the show (https://goodneighborpodcast.com)

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. Jessica Díaz Rodriguez, Julio Díaz Rodríguez y Luz Zúñiga Vega Chile-Propuestas de candidatos, proceso constituyente, violencia del Estado contra el pueblo Mapuche Violeta Parra, Pewma, Coro de jóvenes del barrio Yungay.

La navidad se acerca y Santa Claus junto a Jessica Diaz de Vela, Fotógrafa Profesional y Paty Vela, arquitecta nos hablan sobre las sesiones fotográficas de Luxiola como una excelente opción para dejar un bonito recuerdo de esta época navideña

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. Guests include: Diego Vilches de Radio Kvrruf discuss topics - Occupación militar de la zona de Arauco-Chile; proceso constituyente Chile, noticias de America Latina

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. Themes covered in this episode include: Day of Indigenous resistance, Descolonización 2021, Asamblea Constituyente Chile, Pandora Papers. Revolucion de Octubre Chile Day of Indigenous resistance,

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. In this episode: Proceso constituyente Chile, Audiencia Convencion constituyente, Chile Desperto Internacional, Fin a la guerra!, Perú, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish. Jessica Diaz, Luz Zuniga, Julio Diaz.

Jessica Diaz, Julio Diaz, Luz Zuniga. Aurora Alquinta. Año nuevo andino: Wetripantu/Matariki-Año Nuevo Maori Elecciones en Perú, Constituyentes Chile, Colombia, Brasil. Aurora Alquinta, Calle 13, Inti Illimani, Camila Moreno, Fernando Milagros.

Luz Zuniga, Jessica Diaz. Racismo hacia Latinoamericanos negros, Estallido social en Colombia, proceso constituyente-Chile. Victoria Santa cruz, Aurora Alquinta, Los Tres, Gotan Project.

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz. Harold Secué, líder de la Guardia Indígena, dirigente del Consejo Regional Indígena del Norte de Cauca, CRIC. Movimientos sociales en America Latina-Colombia-Chile. Solidaridad con el Pueblo Palestino. Lido Pimienta, Eva Aiyon, Los Bunkers.

This week we welcome Officer Jessica Diaz to the podcast to talk about how parents and law enforcement can work together to provide a safe space for children on the spectrum.  Officer Diaz is a member of the Roselle Park Law Enforcement department in New Jersey. Her department is equipping patrol cars with new “Emergency Sensory Tool Kits” and have launched a new training for officers aimed at improving their interactions with autistic individuals and others with special needs. As a mother of a daughter with autism herself, she knows the importance of having a crisis intervention plan as well as the importance of spreading awareness, acceptance, and inclusion. Download this episode today to learn more! Subscribe to be notified each time we post a new podcast!     

Luz Zuniga and Jessica Diaz host Viva LatinoAmerica! Latin American Culture, Music, Current Affairs and Interviews in Spanish.

This week's guest shares her courageous story of surviving a stroke at just 36 years old & gives important information for all women to know about stroke warning signs, triggers, and early prevention. We also discuss how she has redefined what fitness means to her, and in turn, changed her relationship with exercise. Beyond that, she shares very approachable tips on how to get into meditation & how we all can shift our perspective when it comes to exercise, our bodies, and health. Connect with Jess on IG- @jessicadiazwellness Check out her website & on demand workouts. Use the code FREETRIAL for 1 month free Jess' recommendations mentioned in the episode: Greenlight - Matthew McConaughey Untamed - Glennon Doyle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buildwithbrabec/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buildwithbrabec/support

Editor's note: An earlier version of this story was originally produced by Houston Public Media and has been updated for The World. For the last three weeks, Houston plumber Eduardo Dolande has been working long hours to help repair burst pipes in local homes and businesses.Just in his own Houston neighborhood of Cypress, Dolande, who has worked as a plumber for 21 years, said he's helped about a dozen families with their pipes — as a favor, free of charge. The destruction he's seen inside some homes looks like something out of a movie, he said.“It's just wet sheetrock everywhere, and then the insulation that was up in the attic was on the floor. ... It just looked horrible."Eduardo Dolande, plumber, Houston, Texas“It's just wet sheetrock everywhere, and then the insulation that was up in the attic was on the floor,” Dolande said, “It just looked horrible."One of the damaged homes was his own. At one point, he ran out of supplies to fix his own pipes after using them to help his neighbors. His plumber friends eventually helped him find some replacement parts, which have been in short supply since the storm.He had to cut open parts of his ceiling in two bathrooms and other parts of the house to reach busted pipes and repair them. Since he knew to turn off his water before the freeze, the damage in his own home was minimal — but the family still had water all over the floors while they tried to fix multiple burst pipes. Dolande said his neighborhood was also hit hard by Hurricane Harvey, but that the freeze was worse because it took people by surprise. “No power, no water,” Dolande said. “People get desperate over that.” Related: Freezing temps wreak havoc on utilities in US and Mexico“I've never seen that much damage in homes,” he said. “Never.” In the aftermath of the storm, plumber Eduardo Dolande also had to fix the pipes in his own home. Credit: Courtesy of the Dolande family Texas' largest insurer, State Farm, has reported more than 44,000 claims in the state related to the winter storm. That's more than 10 times the total number of burst pipe claims they saw nationally in 2020. And immigrant workers — like Dolande, who is from Panama — are critical to repairing that damage, according to Jeremy Robbins, director of the New American Economy think tank. “As people are trying to build back, they're trying to repair their houses, they're trying to figure out how to survive the damage, immigrants are playing outsized roles in so many of the professions that are essential to the Texas economy,” Robbins said. The group's analysis of 2019 American Community Survey data found that in the city of Houston, about 40% of plumbers and 63% of construction workers are foreign-born.In Texas, 27% of the state's plumbers and 40% of construction workers are foreign-born, though immigrants make up about 17% of the population. And the share of immigrant workers is even higher when other labor-intensive jobs are taken into consideration.“If you look at drywall installers or ceiling tile installers and tapers, more than 75% of them nationwide are immigrants."Jeremy Robbins, director, New American Economy“If you look at drywall installers or ceiling tile installers and tapers, more than 75% of them nationwide are immigrants," Robbins said. Related: From 'aliens' to 'noncitizens' – a Biden word change that matters Houston plumber Eduardo Dolande shows where pipes burst inside his own home during the Texas freeze. Credit: Elizabeth Trovall/Houston Public Media  These workers will play a critical role as second responders, since many ceilings — like Dolande's — have been damaged from burst pipes. Steven Scarborough, strategic initiatives manager for the Center for Houston's Future, said without immigrants, weeks-long repair wait times would last even longer.“Imagine all these stories you've heard, how long people [are] waiting for plumbers, and increase that by 37%,” he said. Related: Blackouts across northern Mexico highlight country's energy dependenceThough these immigrant workers are essential to storm recovery in Houston, many come from communities that tend to be disproportionately impacted by catastrophic events.A Rice University survey found nearly two-thirds of Hispanic immigrants in Houston could not come up with $400 to pay for an emergency expense. And those families are also less likely to reach out for aid in a crisis, Scarborough said.  Eduardo Dolande and his wife, Mitzila Guerra, became United States citizens after immigrating from Panama. Credit: Elizabeth Trovall/Houston Public Media  Eduardo Dolande is a citizen — but many Texas plumbers and hundreds of thousands of construction workers are undocumented. And they've become a convenient political punching bag for Republicans in recent years. During a press conference earlier this week, Governor Greg Abbott told Texans, “There is a crisis on the Texas border right now with the overwhelming number of people who are coming across the border.” Abbott often frames unauthorized immigration as a threat. The governor also recently reopened the state and lifted the mask mandate — a move that confounded Jessica Diaz, who works with day laborers and other immigrant workers as legal manager for the Fe y Justicia Worker Center in Houston. “I want to understand what his point of view is…how we came to the conclusion that this is a good idea?" she said.  Diaz said she's concerned about lifting the mask mandate while less than 10% of the state has been fully vaccinated. During the pandemic, her organization has received nearly 400 safety and health complaints. She said day laborers  — who offer cheap, immediate repairs — put themselves in vulnerable situations to secure work.“Whoever gets in the car the fastest is the one that's going to get the job. You don't even ask how much they're going to pay you. You don't even ask about the employer, who they are or where they're taking you." Jessica Diaz, legal manager, Fe y Justicia Worker Center, Houston, Texas“Whoever gets in the car the fastest is the one that's going to get the job. You don't even ask how much they're going to pay you. You don't even ask about the employer, who they are or where they're taking you,” Diaz said.  In the four weeks after Hurricane Harvey, the University of Illinois found that more than a quarter of day laborers had experienced wage theft. The Fe y Justicia Worker Center is already investigating wage theft claims from workers who helped with winter storm recovery. “This is something we have seen repeatedly since Hurricane Harvey. Houston, in general, is a city that is in constant reconstruction mode,” she said. The pattern of disaster, recovery and abuse is all too familiar — and Diaz said she doesn't see anything changing soon. Eduardo Dolande, who first came to the United States as a tourist in his early 20s, and became a citizen through his wife, Mitzila Guerra, said he hopes people can see that immigrants like him — including those without legal status — are helping the city rebuild. “We are everywhere. We are helping everybody,” Dolande said. “Whether they say they don't need us, or they don't want to accept it, it is so obvious.”

What does a person need to be able to take risks in life, whether big or small? What kind of support network? What kind of inner work? In this episode, Doug and Kim welcome Spurling Coach Jessica Diaz as the three talk about the times in their lives when they've taken big risks, and what they've needed to find the courage to those leaps of faith.

With everything going on in the world we all have a choice to make on how we handle certain situations, a lot of people have came out and shown there true colors. On this episode we talk about the world showing there true colors when i comes to racism, and also joined by our first female guest on the show Jessica Diaz to talk about how her life has changed with everything going on in the world. On Men R Men there is no topic to sensitive for us to cover so if you want to hear us cover a certain topic send us a message on our Instagram @menrmenhouston.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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