Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa sanchez

In September 2024, Mexico's legislature quickly approved a series of constitutional reforms at the behest of outgoing president Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The revisions, among other things, fundamentally change the nature of the country's judiciary and fundamentally and permanently change the role of the armed forces in public security. Under the overhaul of Mexico's judiciary, citizens will now directly elect all judges, increasing the likelihood of eroding the judicial branch's independence. That, in turn, could complicate accountability for organized crime activity, corruption, and human rights abuses. Another reform places the National Guard, a recently created internal security force whose members are mostly former soldiers, directly within the Defense Ministry. This further cements significant increases in military participation in internal security, immigration control, public works, and the economy during the López Obrador administration. These changes pose likely setbacks to the struggle to hold people and institutions accountable for human rights abuse and corruption, and they threaten to weaken the quality of Mexico's democracy. In this episode, WOLA's director for Mexico, Stephanie Brewer, and Lisa Sanchez, the director of México Unido Contra la Delincuencia (MUCD), explain the constitutional reforms and their likely consequences. “This particular constitutional reform fully militarized public security at the federal level by turning the National Guard into a fourth armed force,” said Sánchez. “What we did was to fully and permanently militarize public security at the federal level in Mexico for good.” While these reforms are not a “fatal blow” for Mexico's democracy, Brewer pointed out, they create even more adverse conditions for “victims, survivors, family members, civil society, NGOs, and others” working for rights and justice in the country. “They really need our attention, and our support from the international community. We need to be listening to their voices.” From WOLA: Judicial Reform in Mexico: A Setback for Human Rights (Español) From MUCD: Reforma de Guardia Nacional concreta estrategia militarista; la democracia está en riesgo; Recursos sobre la militarización

After dedicating 33 years to the education system as a middle school teacher, Lisa Sanchez retired from her career. Having meticulously prepared for her retirement over many years, she anticipated that things would go smoothly when she retired. However, life took an unexpected turn when she found herself responsible for taking charge of her 94-year-old … Read More Read More

Join us today for a special chat with Lisa Sanchez from The Cocoon. With credentials like Harvard and top tech giants, Lisa's journey from high achiever to burnout is both relatable and enlightening. Now, if you're expecting a deep dive into spiritual realms, think again. Our talk remains grounded, focusing on the very real act of listening to oneself. Lisa's insights are not about mystical forces but about understanding and valuing our inner voice. So, if you've felt that internal nudge or wondered about the role of intuition in business, this episode is for you. Tune in, stay present, and connect with your authentic self in a whole new way.   Links Mentioned In This Episode: Show Notes: https://duocollective.com/blog/how-to-embrace-your-intuition Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duoonairpodcast/

Sexenio de AMLO el más violento; Actividad volcánica; Discriminación; Análisis sobre venta o no de Banamex y lo que se dejó de hablar económicamente; Declaran persona non grata a AMLO; Categoría de aviación; Club de lectura.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SCJN quita control a SEDENA sobre Guardia Nacional; Inai es insustituible; Medalla Belisario Domínguez para Elena Poniatowska; Ambientalistas amenazados por su trabajo; Juicio contra la cadena FOX por mentirasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Denuncias contra Francisco Garduño del INM; La CIDH condena a México por caso Daniel García; Buscan invalidar Guardia Nacional; Que destinos buscar para el verano; Buscaban alberca y nace cenote en YucatánSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nate Shelman starts the show by telling people that if there is so much porn or explicit and harmful material in Treasure Valley libraries then they should take pictures of it and post it on social media so we know it is actually a problem. After that, Nate covered the lawsuit that Lisa Sanchez wants to file against the City of Boise in regards to her city council vacancy being filled by not her. Nate suggests that instead of filing a law suit Lisa Sanchez should run for Mayor of Boise to get her revenge on Mayor McLean. Do you think a Boise School Board Member who tweeted profane things towards the Governor should be held responsible for those comments? Nate Shelman took your calls on that and then wrapped up the show by asking: What grade does the Idaho State Legislature get this session? (4/6/23)

A prisoner has been released from Guantanamo Bay and released in Belize. There are reports that there were three balloons that passed over the US during the Trump administration. Oh, and Lisa Sanchez says she deserves to be reinstated to city council immediately. Nate Shelman started off with these three topics and asked you: Which do you care about most? Last week three property tax bills were introduced in Idaho. One would supplement property tax with sales tax, one would create a scale on how much property tax could be collected, and the other would have the state pay more to schools in hopes to reduce the amounts asked for in bonds and levies. Which idea do you like? One of the families of a victim in the University of Idaho murders is asking the judge to remove a gag order that is placed on the families. Who do you think has the right to put gag orders in place that limit someone's right to free speech? There is a bill in Idaho that if passed would allow some college students to receive $8,500 to go towards an in-demand degree or technical program. Do you think this is good use of tax payer dollar or socialism? (2/6/23)

There are new findings that show that Lisa Sanchez might've spent campaign funds on more food than campaign... in a non-election year. At this point Nate says it might be easier to get a koala to take her place. Boise, now we have a real discussion. Last night Boise Police Department arrested a few teens because they caused a scare when they brought their air soft guns to the mall. Parents, what are your thoughts? How should they be charged? Nationally we are already talking about the 2024 election. Who is your pick? A new poll shows DeSantis might fare better then Trump against Biden. Speaking of bears on cocaine. What are your thoughts on Greater Idaho? State Representative Judy Boyle wants to start talks with the Oregon Legislature about The Greater Idaho movement. (2/1/23)

Kasper and Rick Worthington team up to talk about interesting campaign spending by Lisa Sanchez, children presenting guns at the Boise Mall, and COVID restrictions. They are also joined by Congressman Russ Fulcher to discuss what is going on in Congress.

Lisa Sanchez is no longer a member of Boise City Council, at least for now. Nate thinks she will make a comeback in less than a month. Listen to the start of this podcast to hear why. After that we talked about driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. There is a group pushing for that here in Idaho. Do you think that it's a good idea or not? Also in Idaho is a freshman lawmaker who presented two bills about abortion, one that passed and one that failed. Nate discussed all of that and wrapped up with none other, than Biden's doccuments. (1/17/23)

Kasper and Chris return to talk about Lisa Sanchez no longer being a member of Boise City Council. They also a discuss a proposal to pay people in San Francisco reparations for slavery as well as drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants.

In the newest edition of the chronicles of Lisa Sanchez, the Boise City Councilwoman may not be able to sit in her seat for District Three because she no longer lives in the district she represents. She says that this is due, in part, because of rent prices. Renters, what are your thoughts on this story? There is a gas ban that is being mulled over due to health concerns. If you have a gas stove, would you ever give it up? Do you think that the concerns of gas stoves with brain damage are valid? (1/11/23)

Working with the Latinx population, we try and work within those cultural values. We don't want to necessarily change anybody's values and respect is a key component in Latinx culture, but we want to work with their cultural values and help them to interpret in a new way. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor speaks with Dr. Lisa Sanchez-Johnsen. Lisa is an academic leader in the areas of health equity and multicultural and Latinx health and she has 30 years of experience conducting research and clinical work with Latinxs, Blacks, and other ethnic minorities in culturally competent health behavior assessments and interventions. Lisa is an Associate Professor and the Vice-Chair for Research in the Department of Family Medicine at Rush Medical College at Rush University Medical Center. She is also the Co-Chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Workgroup in the Department of Family Medicine, as well as Core Faculty and Director of Integrated Behavioral Health & Wellness, DEI, and Research in the Rush-Esperanza Family Medicine Residency Program. She also has an adjunct Associate Professor position in the Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In 2008, Lisa received the Distinguished Professional Early Career Award from the National Latino Psychological Association based on her research, her teaching, her clinical practice, service, and mentorship as it relates to Latino Health. Together Graham and Lisa discuss the use of Latinx, Latino, Hispanic, etc. as an identity, the noteworthy medical health, and mental health-related issues, the acculturation of stress, Latinx worldviews, the importance of within-group differences, and the importance of understanding ethnic identity and cultural values. One of the things we get to do as practitioners is, we get to kind of shade in and develop with them a greater appreciation for who they are within the context of their family, their community, and their cultural heritage.   For more information about Rush University Department of Family and Preventative Medicine, please visit: https://www.rushu.rush.edu/rush-medical-college/departments/family-preventive-medicine To connect with Dr. Lisa Sanchez-Johnsen on LinkedIn, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanchez-johnsen-lisa-5525962a To connect with Dr. Lisa Sanchez-Johnsen on Twitter follow @DrlisaSJ, or visit: https://twitter.com/DrlisaSJ

Brittney Griner is returning to the US after a trade deal where Russia traded the WNBA Player for an arms dealer known as the "Merchant of Death." How do you feel about this trade? Nate and our audience weigh in on the trade deal, as well as discuss the outside investigation into the Boise Police Department that will cost $500,000. Despite cost concerns, all city council members voted to approve the contract unanimously. Lisa Sanchez even said that the cost will help people take the investigation more seriously. Will you take the investigation into potential racism in the Boise Police Department more seriously now that it costs a half of a million dollars? (12/8/22)

Lisa Sanchez is the author of “Looking for Love in a Garbage Can. A Journey of Healing: How I Survived an Alcoholic Environment.”  In today's episode, Lisa shares her remarkable story of growing up in a violent and dysfunctional alcoholic environment. Lisa explores and shares how a powerful dream from a young age served as her refuge and hope for a better future. Today through hard work and commitment to a better path forward, Lisa teaches women and girls how to develop self-confidence, self-love, the power of forgiveness and how to continually lift each other up beyond the trauma so many have endured.  Instagram: @justdigin2it and @wearepositiveplatformLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisams/Email: lisa@justdigin2it.com

Boise City Council member Lisa Sanchez shares her struggles during the Great Recession.

In this episode, Mariana Campero speaks with Lisa Sanchez, the CEO of Mexico United Against Crime, a nongovernmental organization in Mexico. They discuss the failures in Mexico's public security strategy and why women, just for being women, are particularly targeted. They also explain that the demands of the women's movement in Mexico are not about equal rights as in other countries but rather about the basic human rights to live and be protected by the state.

We continue our two-part series with Lisa Sanchez and Lori Gentles, co-founders of the Positive Platform, Lifting, and Living. In this episode, they break down how powerful your power of choice is and should be in your life.  It is up to the individual to dig deep within their soul and within their spirit to find the strength to hold on even when hearing negative thoughts and feedback. Even if it's one message to help lead them along the path, to success, whatever success means for you.  You could be the first generation college grad to go on and achieve an undergraduate degree and two advanced degrees, a master's in counseling and a master's in business administration and have been successful in climbing the ladder as Lori Gentles was able to achieve.  Lori Gentles shares how she really observed and watched others, she believed that there had to be something different. Even if she wasn't getting that positive message at home, she was observing those positive messages at school and at work.  The tip is to make that part of your drive when you see something, that you don't automatically discount yourself and say that's not for me. If you want it to go for it.  Please listen to Lisa and Lori as they share their personal stories along with tactics for making that change for the better.  To learn more: MASTERCLASS Explore Reshape Ignite. A virtual Masterclass. Saturday, April 30th. BOOKS: "Oh SLAP! My Choices Determine My Destiny," the #1 Guide to making better decisions and living a self-empowered life by Lori Gentles. "Looking for Love in a Garbage Can: A Journey of Healing. How I Survived an Alcoholic Environment," by Lisa M. Sanchez.

In this special podcast Mary Sullivan talks with Lisa Sanchez and Lori Gentles, co-founders of the Positive Platform, Lifting and Living about their journey to creating their positive platform. They established their company in 2021. Lisa and Lori leveraged their experiences, talent as authors, life coaches, and HR practitioners. They co-founded their company to provide educational programs, to inspire and empower HR practitioners, women, and girls, to live their best and most fulfilled lives through self-empowerment and self-leadership skills. They share how they didn't always hear the most positive messages. In fact, they heard a lot of negative messages about their abilities. You know, things like you're stupid, or you're never going to have any friends, things that can really destroy a child during their formative years.  As they launched their career in HR, they saw how those negative words can impact people when they go into the workplace. Their focus on helping individuals reflect on their journey, and see the positive future, is what they share with us today.  Please listen to Lisa and Lori as they share their personal stories along with tactics to implement immediately for making that change for the better.  To learn more: WEBSITE https://thepositiveplatform.net/ MASTERCLASS Explore Reshape Ignite. A virtual Masterclass. Saturday, April 30th. https://thepositiveplatform.net/shop/ols/products/masterclass-explore-reshape-ignite BOOKS: "Oh SLAP! My Choices Determine My Destiny," the #1 Guide to making better decisions and living a self-empowered life by Lori Gentles. "Looking for Love in a Garbage Can: A Journey of Healing. How I Survived an Alcoholic Environment," by Lisa M. Sanchez.

Welcome to After Party 75! And for this one we got the El Paso bad girl herself Lisa Sanchez. This girl got a chatter box on her and we talk about everything from her party days living off Sunset Heights, Coachella, her best pornstar radio interviews and of course we finally say goodbye to Lisa. Stream and subscribe and don't forget to follow me on socials @ AaronScene! Onlyfans.com/aaronscene

Joanna is running the ship without Emily who will be back soon! Joining me is Buzz Adams Morning Show Co-Host Lisa Sanchez! The show starts with Lisa learning some devastating news. Lisa shares her radio journey and Joanna lines up some more guests!

Lisa Sanchez is the CEO of JustDigIn2It LLC and also the author of the Book - Looking for love in a Garbage Can. Lori Gentles the CEO of The Choices Company and the author of the Book - Oh Slap: My choices determine my destiny. Lisa and Lori talk about how we can leave our past behind and create a path to live a more fulfilled and dynamic life. Inspire •Inform•Educate•Entertain – RMK Production is your entertainment & Knowledge Universe. RMK Productions introduces its audience to well-known authors, leaders, entrepreneurs, celebrities, famous athletes, TV reality show stars, movie stars, musicians, Olympic athletes, psychologists, psychiatrists, distinguished educators, and many more. Here, you find real guests with inspiring stories from across the globe and industries, how they have struggled their ways to the top. Fun-filled real-life experiences, that will make you laugh to the core and will also inspire you to grow and excel in life. On RMK Production & Network, we will bring you talk shows, interesting discussions with our panel of experts, Live Events, Music, and a lot of other mind-blowing and knowledgeable shows

Welcome back to another episode of United and Resilient. For this month's episode, we highlight one of our wonderful community partners the YMCA of El Paso. Thanks to our partnership, FRC participants are eligible to receive free memberships and join fitness classes at their locations. Today we welcome, Bill Coon, President and CEO of YMCA El Paso. Throughout our conversation, discuss how can physical health boost and improve our mental health. During our "Where were you on August 3rd?" intermission segment, Lisa Sanchez, radio host for KLAQ 95.5 FM, through her testimony, she shares her experience on the day of the August 3rd tragedy and the days that followed.

"Terrible", reforma propuesta por AMLO para que GN pase a Sedena, López-Gatell, uno de los soldados de AMLO, ¿Qué pasará con la consulta enviada al Pleno por Arturo Zaldívar?, Reforma fiscal, ¿Con aumento de impuestos? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Rant and Rave Friday! Nate started the show with a story on why Sophie can't float the river. From there he took your calls. Jared Zabransky joined the show to talk about a golf tournament he is involved in that benefits the Make a Wish foundation. Today's rants included Lisa Sanchez running for Boise City Council again. On the rave side, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean listened to what people had to say about the new Interfaith Sanctuary Emergency Shelter location. (6/11/21)

Boise City Council Pro Tem Lisa Sanchez is taking a leading role in the conversation around police accountability and trust. Idaho Matters shares an interview with Sanchez from Morning Edition host George Prentice.

Tip is joined by KFOX's Holly Bock, KLAQ's Lisa Sanchez and Magic 104's Patty Campos to talk about what life is like for women in Media. What is the best and worst part of their job, do they look at the comment section and much more!

An intuitive podcast for recovering overachievers. Bring more ease into your life with simple practices and perspectives from certified leadership and life coach Lisa Sanchez.

Hunter Biden story from the New York Post is explosive, sketchy and now censored on social media. Does it matter? Should it be banned? A wacky Alaska story including a bare mayor butt and a sexting television anchor who throws hands. The futility of the ACB confirmation with Andrew Heaton The evolving Arizona Latino vote will have a big say in the decision of the president and senate leadership. Lisa Sanchez of the University of Arizona joins us to explain.

Arizona has been a reliably Republican state at the presidential level in every election since 1952 — except when Bill Clinton won in 1996. But a rapidly growing population has chipped away at the Republican advantage. In 2020, Arizona is rated a toss-up. The state has had no-excuse absentee voting since 1991 and the numbers of voters who use this method continue to grow. As the president continues to malign the U.S. Postal Service and absentee ballots and question the integrity of the upcoming election, we hear from Katie Hobbs, Arizona Secretary of State, KJZZ Phoenix host Steve Goldstein, and Professor Lisa Sanchez from the University of Arizona. Latino voters are a growing share of the population in states like Florida, Texas, and Nevada. In Arizona, they account for about a quarter of voters in the state according to Pew.  While national polling indicates that Joe Biden is ahead of President Trump when it comes to Latino voters, he hasn't been able to match Hillary Clinton’s margins from 2016. The Trump campaign is appealing to Latinos with a message centered on crime and the economy. The Biden campaign is using President Trump's response to the pandemic to illustrate that he's unfit to lead.  Daniel Garza, president of the conservative Libre Initiative, and Carlos Odio, co-founder of democratic Latino polling and analysis firm Equis Research, share their insights as to what's at stake for this electorate.   These conversations are part of a series called Every Vote Counts.

Arizona has been a reliably Republican state at the presidential level in every election since 1952 — except when Bill Clinton won in 1996. But a rapidly growing population has chipped away at the Republican advantage. In 2020, Arizona is rated a toss-up. The state has had no-excuse absentee voting since 1991 and the numbers of voters who use this method continue to grow. As the president continues to malign the U.S. Postal Service and absentee ballots and question the integrity of the upcoming election, we hear from Katie Hobbs, Arizona Secretary of State, KJZZ Phoenix host Steve Goldstein, and Professor Lisa Sanchez from the University of Arizona. Latino voters are a growing share of the population in states like Florida, Texas, and Nevada. In Arizona, they account for about a quarter of voters in the state according to Pew.  While national polling indicates that Joe Biden is ahead of President Trump when it comes to Latino voters, he hasn't been able to match Hillary Clinton’s margins from 2016. The Trump campaign is appealing to Latinos with a message centered on crime and the economy. The Biden campaign is using President Trump's response to the pandemic to illustrate that he's unfit to lead.  Daniel Garza, president of the conservative Libre Initiative, and Carlos Odio, co-founder of democratic Latino polling and analysis firm Equis Research, share their insights as to what's at stake for this electorate.   These conversations are part of a series called Every Vote Counts.

Boise State University professor Michael Strickland and Boise City Council member Lisa Sanchez talk about recent protests, and the role of protests and vigils in affecting change.

As communities around the country hold protests against racism and police brutality, Idaho Reports hosts conversations with BSU Professor Michael Strickland and Boise City Council member Lisa Sanchez about the role of protests and vigils in affecting change, and with retiring state senator Cherie Buckner-Webb and Idaho Black History Museum Dir. Phillip Thompson on the history of racism in Idaho.

Good morning. It’s Monday, August 19th. I’m Mary Hildebrandt and you’re listening to your local news briefing from the Idaho Statesman. The Treasure Valley is warming up again this week. Highs today should be around 95 degrees with sunny skies and a gentle breeze. Overnight lows will fall into the mid-60s. Our top story today: Boise city councilwoman Lisa Sanchez says she is drafting an ordinance to curb what she calls ridiculous, predatory rental practices.

Lopez Obrador y Mario Delgado hablaron del presupuesto 2019. Segundo día de corte de agua en Ciudad de México; Lisa Sanchez hablará del tema. Se unen más salvadoreños a la caravana migrante y Trump se enoja cada vez más; sobre el tema Arturo Sarukhan. #MilenioPodcast, #MilenioNoticias Con Puig a las Diez, con Carlos Puig. Lunes a jueves a las 22:00 horas, por Milenio Televisión

Although city councilwoman Lisa Sánchez is new to the sphere of politics, her story of hard-work and perseverance resonates with her fellow constituents. Sánchez is proud to represent many of those who are currently underrepresented. In this episode, Lisa shares what pushed her into politics and what she's hoping to accomplish during her tenure. To learn more about her passion for Boise and the interests she supports, visit her campaign website: sanchezforboise.com To read more about Boise city council and opportunities to get involved, visit https://citycouncil.cityofboise.org/ Read the full Idaho Speakeasy story: idahospeakeasy.com/lisa-sanchez-story

Everyone loves The Office right? Right!? Maybe not. Lisa Sanchez returns to give Devon the same feeling George had when they watched Halloween. Upset and confused. Come give it a shot!

This week, Guest speaker Miguel and Lisa Sanchez share about their school curriculum "Light Up Your World" that has impacted schools all over Canada and beyond. As well, our summer series entitled "Rebooting Church" continues with Miguel. Our church has ten core values that will be explored and peached on throughout the summer. This morning, Miguel teaches on the value of grace and how we can take grace and impact others. Sermon from July 16, 2017.

This week we have on writer Lisa Sanchez to talk about John Carpenter's 1978 MASTERPIECE Halloween. Lisa has never been a fan and it's one of George's favorite movies. Is she turned around on it or does George do a terrible job of defending one of the best horror movies ever made because he's never had to before? Stay tuned to find out!

  Lisa holds a B.A. in International Relations from Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico and the Institute of Political Studies in Paris (Sciences Po), a M.A. in Political Science from the University Paris I (Panthéon Sorbonne) and a M.Sc. in Public Management and Governance from the London School of Economics. At present she serves México Unido contra la Delincuencia (MUCD) and Transform Drug Policy Foundation (TDPF) as Director of the Latin American Programme for Drug Policy Reform, and is the Latin American “Associate Expert” of the LSE Ideas’ International Drug Policy Project. Called into the drug policy field by the need of urgently stopping the blood bath caused by the militarisation of drug control strategies in Mexico, she's been working for eight years now from both the public and the third sector (civil society) to achieve more humane, evidence-based drug policies that do not exacerbate violence and respect human rights. Professionally, she worked for the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission of the Organisation of American States from 2010 to 2012 and has collaborated with several civil society organisations such as Espolea, MUCD and TDPF. As a young activist, she has fought for different causes, ranging from sexual and reproductive health and rights to gender equality, HIV/AIDS and drug policy reform.

No. 11 — What Should We Buy Online? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 10 — Take Vacations? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 09 — Do Culture? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 08 — Subscribe to Things? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 07 — How Old Should We Be? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 06 — Get Notifications? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 05 — What Should We Write About? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 04 — Wear Night Guards? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 03 — Read Fiction? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 02 — Move to the Nordic Region? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 00 — What Should We Talk About? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

No. 01 — End Well? by Diana Berlin & Lisa Sanchez

San Francisco's Alexandria Theatre opened at 18th Avenue and Geary Boulevard in 1923 with a lush Egyptian theme. Ten years after closing, there is new hope the building will be revitalized. (Alexandria theme song performed by Lisa Sanchez and Doug McKeeh