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In this episode of the George Perez Stories comedy podcast, host George Perez and producer Johnny Roque sit down with legendary Filipino-American comedian Edwin San Juan for a hilarious and raw conversation about life in stand-up comedy, Chicano culture, and the wild side of life on the road. This episode dives deep into the roots of Chicano comedy, street survival stories, comedy club tales, and unforgettable moments from their time hustling in the stand-up scene. From breaking into the stand-up comedy world in the '90s to sharing stages at legendary venues like the Laugh Factory and the Ice House, Edwin brings real talk and comedy gold. George and Edwin riff on Latino and Filipino culture, prison stories, OG comics, and the grind of making it in Hollywood — with behind-the-scenes insights and non-stop laughs. Whether you're a die-hard fan of Latino stand-up, a podcast lover, or just want to hear comics get real, this episode is a must-listen!Instagram handles:Johnny Roque – @roquejohnnyGeorge Perez – @georgepcomedyEdwin San Juan – @edwinsanjuan

Omar Rodriguez is the Owner and Marketing Director of Kooltura Marketing. His work centers around offering opportunities for the community to celebrate their heritage and culture through mediums such as EASTSIDE Magazine, created to capture the heart of East San José. The magazine is published by Kooltura Marketing, which specializes in multicultural MARKETING and BRANDING. To learn more about Kooltura Marketing, go follow @koolturamarketing or visit Kooltura.com To contact and support the podcast: Email: velaz@varriovoices.com Social Media Platforms: @varriovoices @velazporvida Donate: https://bit.ly/vv-donate

On this week's episode, we're just checking in with each other and talking about how we're doing so far in 2023. From sickness to car accidents, come hang out with us as we recap our year so far, and laugh along as we poke fun at each other too! That's married life, right? How are you doing? Let us know in the comments!

Karla Aguilar is a recent entrepreneur who left her tech job to launch her own body care brand. She's the founder of CLUBPIEL, a genderless and inclusive subscription based body care brand in Latam and in a previous life a senior strategic partnerships and business development manager in tech. In this episode we talked more about Karla's journey entering corporate tech as a Business Developer and also leaving tech after many years, doing a sabbatical during the pandemic and launching her body care brand. Additional Reading Mentioned in the Interview: https://bit.ly/3AVB8SF  Our website is LatinxInPower.com. Send me a message on Instagram @Latinx_in_Power or Twitter @LatinxInPower. Check out our new episodes every first Tuesday of the month.

You are about to listen to Alejandro, Joaquin, and Charlie (AKA Three Brown Jotos) talk about their personal experiences and views on LGBTQIA+ topics, current events, and all the good joteria that play out in their lives.Que onda listeners, on today's episode, we talk with our special guest, Ulises Gonzalez, AICP, City Planner, City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning. Ulises joins the Three Brown Jotos for a candid conversation about what it takes to make Jotangeles the vibrant city it is. They discuss how YOU can get involved in planning bike lanes, zoning laws, and parks. And yes, they also discuss the 6th St Bridge and how gentrification has impacted our comunidades. So agarren sus bebidas, sus chucherias y subanle Al volumen porque se va a armar…Three Brown Jotos InstagramThree Brown Jotos TwitterThis podcast is a product of Three Brown Jotos and is produced by mejia.tv.

It has been a minute since our last episode, but we are back today with a new podcast for you all. This time we are talking about our experience with COVID recently. Please keep in mind this is our personal account of this experience and in no way any medical advice. Hope your new year is off to a good start!

Darius is a founder at Tesoro AI and a podcast host at the Darius Gant Show. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and a MBA in Finance. Darius inspires people through his journey from a pro athlete to Columbia MBA to private equity investor to tech leader and founder. In this episode we talked more about Darius' journey leaving a top venture capital firm to focus on entrepreneurship in artificial intelligence, and also why and how AI is changing the world. Additional Reading Mentioned in the Interview: https://bit.ly/3qzgxxp  Our website is LatinxInPower.com. Send me a message on Instagram @Latinx_in_Power or Twitter @LatinxInPower. Check out our new episodes every first Tuesday of the month. #ArtificialIntelligence #Tech #Equity #Belonging #Diversity

We talked with Pamela Burga, a Senior D&I, Diversity & Inclusion, Partner at Tesla and leads D&I talent development strategy. Fun fact: Pamela is also a classical trained lyrical soprano. In this episode we talked more about transitioning careers and industries since Pamela has driven individual and organizational performance in a variety of industries. We also talked more about her work as Diversity & Inclusion leader. Additional Reading Mentioned in the Interview: https://bit.ly/3IP0KCL Our website is LatinxInPower.com. Send me a message on Instagram @Latinx_in_Power or Twitter @LatinxInPower. Check out our new episodes every first Tuesday of the month.   #Inclusion&Diversity #Tesla #Latina #Belonging #Diversity

We have a Latina television icon on the show! We interview actress & writer, Sonia Manzano, AKA Maria from Sesame Street. This super mama has over 40 years experience bringing quality television to children & families on Sesame Street, and now she's helping teach even more heartfelt lessons through her new PBS show, Alma's Way. Together we talk about the importance of representation and why age appropriate TV will teach children lessons they'll carry for life. For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/

"You can't handle the truth!" Or can we? We talk about white lies, not so white lies, and everything in between when it comes to "being honest" in this conversation. Take a listen and let us know how you truly feel about the truth.

We're back from a long hiatus! We recorded this episode earlier this month but  mom/work life has gotten the best of us so we're publishing now, a few weeks later. The end of the year always gets busy for us whether it's work, milestone birthdays, holidays and even Paulina's eye. We are so excited to get back to recording and we promise more new episodes are coming your way! Come catch up with us! For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/ 

Latinx Lens interviews the creator of the Netflix animated series "Maya and the Three" Jorge Gutiérrez.  Jorge discusses the inspiration for Maya, representation and a bit of his own journey in Hollywood.  "Maya and the Three" is streaming on Netflix! Support us on Patreon!  Please Rate, Review & Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! And make sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @latinxlens Follow Catherine on Twitter and Instagram: @thingscatloves  Follow Rosa on Twitter and Instagram: @rosasreviews Theme Music by David Rosen

We continue our trek through the southwestern United States with a stop at the Sandia Mountains in New Mexico. There we found a cliff at the top of the mountains where we set up to have a conversation with you all, and to share some of the amazing views we were witnessing.

We filmed this episode live from Hurricane, Utah during our recent travels. And we talk candidly about some of the "profiling" we experienced while in Arizona as Latinos and Mexican-Americans.  

In this episode Heidy Rodriguez, from East Los Angeles Women's Center and I talk about domestic violence rates during Covid. This includes things like workshops and getting information to women in the community. October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and it is something that is close to my heart. And thanks to On The Rise Media for this production:https://www.instagram.com/_ontherisem...​Follow me on Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/latinxontherise/Twitter | https://twitter.com/LatinxOnTheRiseYoutube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdE7h1oL4Gs0RLoRlGAuX5w

Things are starting to open up again. People are eager to get together, and we are seeing more and more people on the road too. As we get into the last quarter of 2021, we check in on how things are here and now in this part of the global pandemic. 

You all have heard us reference Anjelica's Latina Leadership Series before. Today, we wanted to spend a big part of the show discussing it even further and giving you the full story behind this exciting series.

Since Halloween is right around the corner, we get into some of the shows we grew up watching that used to scare us as kids. We also talk about a few current topics that we have been paying attention to recently.

If you enjoyed part 1 of our 2-part series, "21 Questions," this is the final installment, where we go through some of the best questions yet.

Comcast is offering 600 - $10,000.00 grants in six cities across the United States, including Houston. The grants available are intended for BIPOC small business owners and the application deadline is October 14th.  Juan speaks with Toni Beck, Vice President External Affairs, Comcast Houston; Paul Gor, Director of Community Development, Asian Chamber of Commerce in Houston; and Tammi Wallace, Co-Founder, President & CEO, Greater Houston LGBT Chamber of Commerce, on this episode.  Get full details and apply at: comcastrise.com. 

We take turns answering random questions on this first part of our two-part series that we are calling "21 Questions." Take a listen and share your answers with us too if you're so inspired.  

More and more this word is coming up in our conversation with others. Technically, I guess, you could say we are "Empty Nesters" ... and we are trying to figure out what that means now. Take a listen to our conversation about this now.

On this episode, we connect with a few folks from Houston's Lone Star College as they share about their Latino outreach initiative known as the Puente Program.

And we finally make it to Disneyland California on this final episode of our three part Lover's Road Trip series! We hope you have stuck with us through the adventure, and that you found it funny at least, or informative. 

On this leg of our trip we hit sunny San Diego, Santa Monica, Santa Barbara, and all the beautiful cool weather in California. Join us as we discuss part two of our recent Texas to Cali road trip! 

Karla Martínez de Salas is a twin mama and Editor in Chief of Vogue MX & Vogue Latin America. We talk about her journey in fashion, traveling the world and working at different magazines before landing in Mexico City, where she now works at Vogue. Karla is changing the industry by featuring people of different skin tones, backgrounds, body shapes and more in the magazine. She does this not only for her young daughters, but for all people who deserve & are grateful for representation. For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/

On this episode we are on the road. Headed for San Diego and So Cal in California, but making few stops along the way in New Mexico and Texas. This is part one of our three part series sharing our experiences on the road from this Texas to Cali trip. 

How is summer break almost over?! This week we're catching up with each other since our kids have been so busy at summer camp, which they've loved. We talk about the friendships they made during camp and new skills - like singing, piano lessons and skateboarding - they're picking up & thriving in. By the way, did you know it takes 10k hours to master a skill? Lastly we're dropping some special gems during this week's pick of the week, so turn your speakers up! For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/ 

We all know that when we eat good food we feel good, but what does that have to do with our mind? Gastroenterologist, UCLA professor & author Dr. Emeran Mayer has had a career long interest in the brain-gut connection and this week he tells us about the complex signals that go from your brain to your gut when we eat. We also talk about fasting, the connection between food & stress and how we can change our eating habits for a healthier mind and gut. For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/ 

A heartfelt season two farewell with plenty of great advice, laughs and honest talks with our creator Ariadna Arredondo.  back episode, filled with words of wisdom that come straight from the heart. She explains more about #GoDoFly, shares some beautiful mantas, expresses her gratitude and tells you upcoming exclusive news too.  We want you to feel empowered, loved, and seen. We come to you as real, as raw, as honest and present as possible.  And this episode is a great reminder of that.  Thank you, Team Flyer. You are extraordinary.

Today, we have Nancy Narvaez Salas from Reality Changers. This episode hits you in the feels, including Aaron's sweet voice and love for Paw Patrol. We talk about parenting, healing childhood trauma, being unapologetically ourselves, listening to our intentions and so much more.  This hour and half long special includes non-stop wisdom from this mom of three, who are always going to be in three different stages. (Currently 4,12 and 16) She talks us through things she's learned in therapy, how her three little ones have called her out in different ways and how she's able to become a better version of herself. 

Ring the alarm and get your party on! Today's episode is a very special one. She decided to give you an episode filled with special facts, treats and lots of great honest talks and laughs. (Plus, she's interviewed by her husband!) Go over to her profile and be sure to bombard her feed with birthday wishes! She YOUR biggest fan, for sure! And give her a follow too! You'll see tons of behind-the-scenes, wise words, lots of laughs and realness too. Much like today's episode!

Grab your cups! The time is now! LaTeaNa is here talking with Afrolatina Amanda Pericles. She talks to us about how it was like growing up, being a voice for Afrolatinas and being a speech therapist.  She is a force to be reckoned with and filled with lots of wise words and great ideas! 

So many of us know what an unhealthy relationship looks like, but what about what a healthy one looks like?  This week the crew dive in to how to tell what it would look like for you.  The crew share their experiences and listener suggestions for qualities to look for.  In trending topics: the runaway kids, Giuliani's health, and the 102 year-old COVID survivor.  Please like and subscribe to our Youtube channel! Follow us on Instagram @thecommonwomanpodcast and on Twitter @commonwomanpodAll things podcast related including the merchandise can be found here:www.thecommonwoman.org Email us at thecommonwomanpodcast@gmail.comPodcast also available on most streaming platforms. Host: Cortnie Valle Co-Host: Melissa Torres Sound Engineer & Videographer: Christian Valle aka "Babe" Audio & Video Editing: Cortnie Valle Producer: Cortnie Valle Content Creators: Cortnie Valle & Melissa Torres Music produced by Cortnie Valle using GarageBand software  © 2019 Cortnie Valle.   

Grab your cups! The time is now! LaTeaNa is here talking to Marizol J Leyva, author of My Sister: How one Sibling's Transition Changed Us Both, that she penned with her sister Selenis, and now her podcast. She is breaking boundaries, talking the real talk and showing up for our community! Conversations where we want to break generational traumas, curses, and habits. Join us for a tea time filled with knowledge and support. 

Grab your cups! The time is now! LaTeaNa is here talking to Arianna Davis, author of What would Frida do? A guide to living boldly. Happy to be sharing more tips on how to live boldly, embrace your heritage and ask ourselves “What would Frida do?” so we can follow in her footsteps! We are proudly presenting her gorgeous energy and upbeat vibes!

Team Flyer! This month's special guest is Lauren Sanderson! Singer-songwriter, queen of positive messages, and heart-to-heart motivator.  Today we are talking about overcoming fears, her proudest moments, lessons learned through quarantine, and being yourself. We also have a special surprise, for the first time ever, together with her girlfriend Bryana Salaz for an all-exclusive interview.  More on our Instagram

Wine: LaPincoya Sauvignon Blanc from the San Antonio region of ChilePairs great with shellfish, goat cheese and vegetarian dishes.Very citrus forward, medium bodied and high in acidity. Very heavy in grapefruit flavor.BIO:Norma Reyes, PhD, is a speaker, writer, and coach. She holds a doctorate in Adult, Professional, and Community Education from Texas State University - San Marcos. Her research is on the career development, happenstance learning theory and executive Latinas in higher education. Norma also holds a Masters of Arts in Counseling and Guidance and is licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor with the state of Texas.When asked abut her why, Norma said,"I want to help everyone believe in themselves, that they can do anything they set their mind to. While I grew up poor, with my own struggles, I have always had hope of reaching my dreams. I have found that so many never had anyone believe in them, believe that they could do more."Link to website Instagram

Team Flyer! Welcome to a very special #GoDoFly event with Bryana Salaz.  Every Wednesday, we will bring you an aspect of her #GoDoFly story.  Every week, we will tackle a subject dear to her heart, where she invites us behind the scenes of Team Kaylie and her life. Today we are talking about her coming out story, LGTB+ community, and lots of positive messages.   More resources on our Instagram

Team Flyer! Welcome to a very special #GoDoFly event with Bryana Salaz.  Every Wednesday, we will bring you an aspect of her #GoDoFly story.  Every week, we will tackle a subject dear to her heart, where she invites us behind the scenes of Team Kaylie and her life. Today we are talking about her past toxic relationships, overcoming struggles, repeating her mantra "It Gets Better." and so much more wisdom.  More resources on our Instagram

Team Flyer! Welcome to a very special #GoDoFly event with Bryana Salaz.  Every Wednesday, we will bring you an aspect of her #GoDoFly story.  Every week, we will tackle a subject dear to her heart, where she invites us behind the scenes of Team Kaylie and her life. Today we are talking about her addiction and all her inner struggles, leaving us a message of hope, wisdom, and self-love.  More resources on our Instagram

Team Flyer! Welcome to a very special #GoDoFly event with Bryana Salaz.  Every Wednesday, we will bring you an aspect of her #GoDoFly story.  Every week, we will tackle a subject dear to her heart, where she invites us behind the scenes of Team Kaylie and her life. Today we are talking about her eating disorder and all her inner struggles, leaving us a message of hope, wisdom, and self-love.  More resources on our Instagram

Wine:  Seis Soles Wine Co Seis Soles White Blend  $16 Aromatic, fresh and easy to drink, the Seis Soles White Blend is a perfect pairing for a summer menu. Grenache Blanc & AlbariñoVineyards grown in Lodi, CAStainless steel fermented12% Alcohol112 cases producedUse discount code: WINEANDCHISME for 15% off your order. Complimentary shipping on 6 bottles or moreFree hand delivery in San Joaquin & Stanislaus CountiesBIO:Hannah Martin (she/her) is the founder of Woc Space Marketing, a digital marketing agency. Hannah is a business coach with the mission of changing the status quo of business by helping womxn of color and of marginalized communities become empowered business owners. She is a second-generation Cuban-American, which has largely influenced her outlook on the importance of community building and empowerment of marginalized communities. Hannah grew up in Orange County, went to school in Los Angeles, and currently resides in San Diego, CA. Hannah started working in San Diego's nonprofit sector where she consulted with dozens of nonprofits on their marketing strategies and digital presences. After some time, Hannah decided to bring her skills and spirit to entrepreneurially-spirited womxn, combining her passions of empowering womxn and marketing strategy. In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending time outdoors with her cattle dog mix and enjoying the many breweries and plant-based eateries of San Diego.For website click hereSocial Media InstagramFacebook

Wine:  Seis Soles Wine Co Seis Soles Rosé Blend  $16 Seis Soles Rose with a beautiful, round mouth-feel and bright acidity is a perfect companion for a day by the pool or a night in with friends. Great with a wide variety of dishes. Medium sweet (dulce)Grenache & Mourvedre Vineyards grown in Lodi, CAPressed gently and stainless steel fermented Round and fresh on the palateLow alcohol, 12.5% 112 cases producedUse discount code: WINEANDCHISME for 30% off your order. Complimentary shipping on 6 bottles or moreFree hand delivery in San Joaquin & Stanislaus CountiesBio: Dr. Rachna Patel is a world recognized expert in the field of Cannabinoid Medicine. Since 2012, her consultations have helped people relieve their symptoms, transform their health & live a better quality of life. People have walked away from her consultations with a clear understanding of how to use CBD products, what to expect when using CBD products, while also dispelling fears people may have about CBD products and putting their minds at ease. She has helped people, from many different countries, manage a wide range of medical conditions including anxiety, chronic pain, insomnia, and more. Her insights into the field have helped many, many people. And, now having expanded to Doc Patels she hopes to reach even more in need of her help. With Doc Patels, Dr. Patel's aim is to put medical grade CBD products in the hands of licensed healthcare professionals trained by Dr. Patel herself. In an industry full of misinformation and questionable products, it's about time! Dr. Patel completed her undergraduate studies at Northwestern University (IL) and earned her medical degree from Touro University (CA). Her background is in Emergency Medicine. She ventured into the field of Cannabinoid Medicine in 2012 and there's been no turning back.For website click here Social Media Instagram Facebook 

Wine: JARENINČAN, ČRNKO from Štajerska, Slovenia A blend of predominantly Laški Rizling (Welschriesling), Sauvignon Blanc, and Rizvanec (Müller­Thurgau).BIO: Naibe Reynoso is a Mexican-American Emmy and AP Award-winning journalist, CEO/Founder of Con Todo Press, and Co-Founder of LATINAFEST, an annual celebration of all things Latina. She is passionate about promoting women, the Latinx community, and people of color which led her to create her own publishing company Con Todo Press. Her mission is to keep producing children's books told from an authentic and relatable perspective, that will bridge the gap between communities of color and media. Social Media Links:Naibe ReynosoCon Todo PressLatinaFestwww.contodpress.com 

Wine: McBride Sisters Collection, Red Blend 2016 BIO:A Texas native, Steven is a graduate of The University of Oklahoma, and currently works in education as a Director of Operations for a charter school network. Steven is a huge movie buff and enjoys good food and video games in his spare time.His Why: "I want to do my part to leave an impact on the world"Social Media Links:InstagramBlack Lives Matter Resources Petitions to sign: Text “Floyd” to 55156 to sign a petition a demand justice for George FloydSign-up at Color of Change: https://colorofchange.org/ to be notified of more opportunities to take action 

Wine: Sterling Vintner's Collection Cabernet Sauvignon BIO:Astrid Martinez is a 3 time Emmy winning journalist at CBS46 in Atlanta. She hosts her own segment "Astrid in ATL" which focuses on culture and the booming movie and music industry in the city. Astrid moved to Atlanta after spending time as a reporter in Dallas Texas and Charlotte, North Carolina. Her work there tackled topics ranging from immigration, drug cartels, violence along the border and human trafficking.This former Miss Colombia USA 2000, began her broadcast growing up in Medellin, Colombia. Astrid saw first-hand the civil and political unrest that plagued her country. It was this type of upheaval and the people's lives it affected that first ignited her passion for storytelling and a career in journalism.After moving to the United States, Astrid and her family settled in New Jersey, where she graduated with top honors with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a concentration in Latin American Studies.Last September Astrid was named one of the 50 Most Influential Latinos in Georgia by the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and won a RICE Award for Outstanding in Media  Social Media Links:InstagramBlack Lives Matter Resources If you would like to donate:George Floyd Memorial Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloydMinnesota Freedom Fund: https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/Black Visions Collective: https://www.blackvisionsmn.org/Campaign Zero: https://www.joincampaignzero.org/Black Lives Matter: https://www.Blacklivesmatter.comMinneapolis NAACP Branch: https://www.paypal.me/mplsnaacp4050BPetitions to sign: Text “Floyd” to 55156 to sign a petition a demand justice for George FloydSign-up at Color of Change: https://colorofchange.org/ to be notified of more opportunities to take action

Wine: Adalina Bodegas Verdejo 2018 from SpainThe Verdejo grapes are generally harvested at night and the wines are fermented in stainless steel tanks and bottled without aging so the wine is crisp and dry - just how I like it!BIO:Yael R Rosenstock Gonzalez is the founder of Kaleidoscope Vibrations, LLC, a company dedicated to supporting and creating spaces for individuals to explore and find community in their personal identities. As a queer, polyamorous, white-presenting Nuyorican Jew, Yael has always been interested in understanding the multi-level experiences of individuals. Through her company, she facilitates workshops, develops curriculum, offers Identity Exploration Coaching, and publishes narratives often left out of mainstream publishing. An upcoming publication is a coffee-table book representing the narratives and images from the photo-interview series, the Diverse Bodies Project, of which she is a founding member.Yael has been engaged in workshop development and facilitation since she joined the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) as a teen peer reproductive rights educator at 15 years old. Since then, she has served as an educator with children ranging from 10 months old to adults in their 70s with different organizations and communities. In her work as first Program Coordinator, then Director of Programming, and finally Associate Director of the Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding, Yael developed and led events, workshops, and programs with an intersectionality lens.Throughout Yael's career, there has been an emphasis on sex, gender, and diversity. Her undergraduate thesis, "A Not so Silent Voice for Female Sexuality: Empowering Examples from Literature Cross-Culturally" and Master's thesis, "Dismantling Rape Culture through an Exploration of Consent, Desire, and Pleasure," created space for her to explore sexuality, consent, and pleasure through different perspectives and disciplines. In 2018 she published An Introguide to a Sex Positive You: Lessons, Tales, and Tips, a queer and trans inclusive book, and has since begun offering Sex Coaching services.Yael is now pursuing a doctoral degree at IU-Bloomington School of Public Health in Health Behavior to strengthen her research skills and build further connections. Social Media:Instagram

Wine: Josh Cellars 2018 Sauvignon BlancAs a single woman, this pandemic has hit in a certain way. Like many of my friends I don't have a roommate or family to quarantine with. In this episode, I share my highs and lows and how I totally and completely broke into an ugly cry while on a Zoom call with close to 40 other women on as well. As an extroverted extrovert (I mean if you know me AT ALL you know I'm not exagerrating) this time has been hard. So if my experience can resonate and help one person, then I am so glad I opened up.Social Media LinksInstagramFacebookLinkedIn 

The crew's good friend Ariana steps into the common room to discuss the differences between being an introvert and being an extrovert.  They also talk about zodiac signs and how they relate to our personalities and dating.  Before they get into the topic, the crew talk about the latest trending topics like Stevie J's custody battle, Love n Hip Hop Hollywood and People Magazine's pic for this year's sexiest man alive.  Please like and subscribe to our channel! Follow us on Instagram @thecommonwomanpodcast and on Twitter @commonwomanpodCall us and leave a voicemail or text message: 929-260-0268Email us at thecommonwomanpodcast@gmail.comPodcast also available on Apple, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Google Play Music, and Stitcher.Host: Cortnie ValleCo-Host: Melissa TorresSound Engineer & Videographer: Christian Valle aka "Babe"Audio & Video Editing: Cortnie ValleProducer: Cortnie ValleContent Creators: Cortnie Valle & Melissa TorresMusic produced by Cortnie Valle using GarageBand software© 2019 Cortnie Valle.