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Ante los actuales desafíos mundiales es necesario que Chile repiense cómo produce alimentos para todas y todos. Por ello, en Tres cucharadas y a la papa te contamos qué está haciendo el Minagri, a través de Odepa, para que esta y las futuras generaciones tengan alimentos. Invitada: Andrea García Lizama, directora nacional de Odepa.

Esta semana en BioEmprendedores os traemos un nuevo episodio en vivo organizado gracias a los Másteres de Ciencias Biomédicas de la UIC Barcelona, y donde tuvimos el placer de conversar con Laura Lizama y Sofia Ferreira, CEO y CTO, además de cofundadoras de Heecap. Heecap está desarrollando una solución para evitar la atrofia de la musculatura respiratoria en pacientes con ventilación mecánica en las UCIs. Mediante un sistema de electroestimulación no invasiva y personalizada que funciona en sincronización con la respiración del paciente, su solución envía impulsos eléctricos a la musculatura respiratoria con el objetivo de provocar activación muscular desde el inicio de la ventilación y así poder evitar y tratar la atrofia muscular. Escucha con atención este episodio donde Laura y Sofia nos explicarán como tras participar en un programa de aceleración que les permitió sumergirse en la práctica clínica y ver que necesidades no cubiertas había, decidieron emprender y crear una solución para los pacientes. La música que escucharás en este podcast es: Obra: Instinto Animal Música de https://www.fiftysounds.com/es/ Obra: Planeta Líquido Música de https://www.fiftysounds.com/es/ Obra: Futuro Asombroso Música de https://www.fiftysounds.com/es/

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y Andrea Lizama, 15 de marzo del 2024 by TXS Plus

Txs Health con Andrea Obaid, Andrea Lizama y Carolina Prado, 26 de octubre del 2023 by TXS Plus

Welcome to the creative habits podcast. I'm your host Phil, and today we'll be delving into the mysterious legend of the Goat Man of Prince George's County, Maryland. Our journey begins in May of 1971 when George Lizama, a University of Maryland student, conducted an undergraduate folklore project on the Goat Man. This project later found its place in the Maryland Folklife Archives. According to Lizama's paper, the Goat Man was said to be located on Tucker Road in Clinton, Maryland. But the story doesn't end there. Later that same year, in October 1971, reporter Karen Hosler stumbled upon Lizama's project in the Maryland Folklife Archives and decided to report on it in the Prince George's County News. However, this time, the Goat Man's location was placed near Fletchertown Road in Bowie, Maryland. A curious twist in the tale indeed! The intrigue deepens as Hosler's report delved into a fascinating theory about the Goat Man's origins. It was suggested that the creature's roots could be traced back to the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. As we explore this cryptic topic, we'll uncover the various versions of the Goat Man legend and the accounts of those who claim to have encountered this enigmatic creature. Is the Goat Man merely a figment of folklore and urban legends, or is there something more to this elusive being? As we continue our investigation into the enigmatic Goat Man of Prince George's County, Maryland, we uncover more intriguing aspects of this captivating legend. While the origin of Goatman stories can be traced back to the early 1970s, some of its most haunting legends are set in the 1950s. During this period, reports of mysterious dog disappearances and deaths emerged within the county, which locals attributed to the elusive creature known as the Goat Man. However, a closer examination of the remains revealed a different story. The deaths of the unfortunate dogs were more likely the result of passing trains, dispelling some of the more chilling claims surrounding the Goat Man's involvement. Despite this, the allure of the legend persisted, fueled by the human fascination with the unknown and the inexplicable. The Goat Man became a fixture of local folklore, capturing the imaginations of young and old alike. Among the many eerie details that fed into the myth, graffiti with the haunting message, "Goatman was here," began to appear throughout the county, leaving an unsettling mark on the landscape and minds of those who encountered it. Even law enforcement found themselves drawn into the intrigue, receiving frequent calls reporting Goat Man sightings. While some of these reports may have been genuine, a significant number turned out to be pranks. Nevertheless, the persistent belief in the Goat Man's existence revealed a community deeply invested in preserving and perpetuating its cryptic lore. As time passed, the Goat Man legend continued to evolve, intertwining with the fabric of Prince George's County's cultural identity. The stories expanded, drawing upon a rich tapestry of local history and blending fact with fiction, leaving behind a legacy that endures to this day. In our next episode, we will delve further into the sightings and encounters with the Goat Man, exploring the chilling accounts and attempts to unravel the mystery behind this elusive figure. Join us as we journey deeper into the heart of darkness and attempt to shed light on the enigma of the Goat Man of Prince George's County, Maryland. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creative-habits/message

This episode of Fanachu originally aired on Facebook on April 8, 2020 just a few weeks into the first COVID-19 lockdown on Guam. In that time of crisis, the divisions on island between civilian and military or federal and territorial relations became increasingly apparent, whether in terms of restrictions on commissary privileges for locals, the quarantining of the USS Theodore Roosevelt on Guam after a coronavirus outbreak happened onboard and overall the lack of transparency from the US Department of Defense. All of these issues can help us better understand Guam's current and continuing colonial political status. This episode featured as guests representatives from the group I Hagan Famalao'an Guåhan: Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero, Rosario Perez and Heather Garrido. It was hosted by Michael Lujan Bevacqua and produced by Lawrence "Siguenzama" Lizama. Support the show

Episode premiered in 2020, in response to debate and backlash on Twitter about the authenticity of contemporary Chamoru dance. Pim Limtiaco, Fu'una Sanz and Luke Tedtaotao, all cultural dancers and musicians gathered for this episode of Fanachu to address the criticism of something that they have dedicated their lives to promoting. Is Chamoru dance just made up? Or is it stolen? Is there such a thing as authentic Chamoru dance or culture? They discuss what it means to practice Chamoru dance, the meaning behind their dances, and their commitment to not only the culture but also the famagu'on that find comfort in these practices. This episode was filmed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and prior to it being announced that FESTPAC 2020 was being postponed due to the pandemic. It premiered on May 12, 2020 and was produced by Lawrence "Siguenzama" Lizama and hosted by Pim Limtiaco. Support the show

This 2020 episode of Fanachu featured a collective of community members called Para Todus Hit. At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many were fired or put on furlough and the island was struggling economic, this collective was formed to advocate for rent and mortgage freezes, and also organized a diaper and mutual aid drive for those most affected. This episode premiered on Facebook on May 27, 2020 and featured Machålek Sindålu and Kaitlin MaManus as guests. It was produced by Lawrence "Siguenzama" Lizama and hosted by Michael Lujan Bevacqua. Support the show

Abraham Lizama purchased a turquoise sweater from H&M's “Conscious Choice” collection, a line of clothing “created with a little extra consideration for the planet” which generally include “at least 50% of more sustainable materials.” Although we imagine that Lizama looked quite handsome in his sweater, he soon regretted his purchase and filed a class action against the retailer, accusing it of greenwashing because the sweater did not meet his view about what's good for the environment. https://www.adlawaccess.com/2023/05/articles/hm-wins-dismissal-in-greenwashing-suit/ Gonzalo Mon gmon@kelleydrye.com (202) 342-8576 www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Gonzalo-E-Mon Katie Rogers krogers@kelleydrye.com (202) 342-8455 https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Katherine-Rogers Subscribe to the Ad Law Access blog - www.adlawaccess.com/subscribe/ Subscribe to the Ad Law News Newsletter - https://www.kelleydrye.com/News-Events/Publications/Newsletters/Ad-Law-News-and-Views?dlg=1 View the Advertising and Privacy Law Resource Center - https://www.kelleydrye.com/Advertising-and-Privacy-Law-Resource-Center Find all of our links here linktr.ee/KelleyDryeAdLaw Hosted by Simone Roach

Pocas veces logramos hablar con los mejores del mundo en cierta materia, por eso cuando lo logramos, lo valoramos: Eugenio Lizama es Psicólogo con Máster en Affective Neuroscience, Maastricht University (Holanda). Especialista en Biofeedback - Neurofeedback y técnicas de control neurofisiológico, para el mejoramiento del rendimiento. En su experiencia internacional, destaca su trabajo con atletas de elite mundial en: Fútbol, Tenis, Formula 1, Ciclismo, Esgrima, Golf, Esquí, Basquetbol y pilotos de la MotoGP. Actualmente trabaja con Mito Pereira, entre otros deportistas de elite, y conduce el Sport Brain Center https://sportbraincenter.com/ Formado en deportes de máxima precisión como la Fórmula 1 o el Moto GP, Eugenio nos compartió su método de trabajo y nos dejó consejos útiles para todos, ya sea que busquemos ser deportistas de alto rendimiento, o mejorar nuestra performance en cualquier ámbito de la vida. Muy agradecidos con Eugenio por su predisposición y generosidad. Un privilegio poder haberlo tenido con nosotros. Ojalá la disfruten y nos compartan en los comentarios todas sus opiniones! Saludos, desde el lugar para los fanáticos del golf. No Está Dada Resumen 00:00 a 10:10 - Intro & experiencia de Eugenio 10:11 a 15:20 - Eficiencia y hábitos 15:30 a 20:13 - Su sistema de alto rendimiento 21:00 a 25:35 Cómo lidiar con la ansiedad y la presión 25:36 a 28:40 La cabeza de Niemann - La Ferrari de Mito Pereira 28:55 a 41:19 Técnicas para corregir errores del swing

Kyra Lizama and Will Moncada from Love Island USA join us for a chat all about Love Island, Traveling, and more!

Jorge, ciudadano de Bogotá, lleva tres días atrapado en el bloqueo de la vía Bucaramanga-Barrancabermeja, en el sector de La Lizama y habló sobre el panorama en la zona.

In this episode, we are joined by Maritza Lizama and Pamela Nieto, founders of Captiva Branding, a full-service marketing and communications agency based in Washington, DC. With years of marketing experience, these two work together to promote small businesses and nonprofits through powerful storytelling, strategy, and today give us their top insights on better marketing your small school to multicultural audiences!

Today is an episode where we have two helicopter pilots, Nic Cooper & Eric Lizama. They talk about what's needed for operations to run smoothly, and effectively. Join our multifamily investing community for FREE for in-depth courses and live networking with like-minded apartment investors at the Tribe of TitansLink to subscribe to YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/SubYouTubeDiaryPodcastApple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/AppleDiaryPodcast Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/SpotDiaryPodcast Google Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/GoogleDiaryPodcast Follow us on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiaryAptInv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Diary_Apt_Inv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diary_of_an_apartment_investor This episode originally aired on October 28, 2022----Your host, Brian Briscoe, has been a general partner in 655 units worth $50 million and has been lead sponsor, asset manager, capital raiser, and key principal on these properties. He has developed a multifamily education community called the Tribe of Titans that helps aspiring investors learn the game, network with other like-minded professionals, and get their apartment investing business to the next level. He is founder of Streamline Capital Group, which will continue to acquire multifamily assets well into the future. He retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps in 2021.Connect with him on LinkedIn----Nic CooperNic saw the power of cash-flowing assets with his single-family rentals but was ready to scale. He sold his remaining single-family rentals in San Diego and got Jamie on board to reinvest in real-estate on a larger scale. Together they purchased a 24 unit apartment complex in Ohio to create passive income.  In the first year they optimized systems and as a result, more than doubled the property's value!  Nic brings a pilot's precision and analytical mind to multifamily real estate with over 22 years as a military helicopter pilot. Jamie delivers an unwavering resolve towards producing results and an innate ability to build relationships with over a decade in medical sales. Jamie and Nic saw that their skills would be the perfect fit for multifamily real-estate investing. Learn more about him at: hudsonbluemf.com IG: @hudsonbluemf 619-990-8848----Eric LizamaBorn and raised in Guam until 25yrs old. Joined the Army reserves in January 2000 as a Military Police Officer at 17yrs old. Commissioned into active duty as an Apache aviator in 2005 with plans to retire from the Army in December 2023. Goal is to transition immediately into a full time Asset Management role within a general partnership upon retirement from the Army. Bought my first home in 2013 and used the VA loan on my first two properties. Currently own 4 LTR SFH in AL and NC. Graduate of both the Bigger Pockets multifamily boot camp and the Active-Duty Passive Income (ADPI) Military Multifamily Academy (MMA) in 2022. Learn more about him at: https://bit.ly/3gRhaknhttps://bit.ly/3zmOwOte.lizama@gmail.com

Hoy en Cuentos de la Chimba nos aproximamos al primer libro de Oreste Plath. Don Mario Isidro Moreno nos habla desde México. Revelamos algunos secretos del Archivo Alfonso Letelier. Tomamos un café con el guitarrista clásico y gestor cultural sanbernardino Fabián Lizama. Conduce Yvaín Eltít

Entreprenerd con Rop Villanueva, Eugenio Lizama, Christian Struve y Verónica Segura. 13 de abril. by TXS Plus

En plática con Pamela Cerdeira para MVS Noticias, el colaborador del programa de discapacidad y justicia de documenta, Víctor Lizama,  habló sobre la discusión en el Senado para prohibir el tratamiento e internamiento por casos de salud mental.

En el marco del 10 de octubre, día mundial de la salud mental, nos interesa hablar sobre la importancia de contar con servicios de salud mental con enfoque de derechos humanos y dar vigencia a los contenidos de la Convención sobre los Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad. Para entender mejor esta importante temática, tenemos el privilegio de contar con la participación de: Amalia Gamio (integrante del Comité sobre los Derechos de las Personas con discapacidad) Fátima Moneta (psicóloga e Investigadora en el Secretariado Técnico del Consejo Nacional de Salud Mental), Víctor Lizama (abogado experto en discapacidad y ex usuario de los servicios de salud mental). Conduce Ximena Ramos (ONU-DH)

On this episode I brought my good friend Tee for a long overdue conversation. We talk about finding your inner spiritual being, your inner child, and just celebrating the small wins in life. Tee has so much knowledge and I've learned so much from her. She's a really person to talk to and she's always bringing the good vibes.  Follow Tee on IG  https://www.instagram.com/positivitee___/ Follow me on social media https://www.instagram.com/YupISaidItPod/ https://www.instagram.com/therealmacquinn/ https://https://twitter.com/yupisaiditpod Follow New Waves Studios https://www.instagram.com/newwavesguam/ http://newwavesguam.com/ Subscribe to my YouTube playlist for the videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLznNF9meYA2XV3J9YHLpUNIi545iv43CO Thank you all for supporting my podcast. I love every single ear that listens. Love and #HappyHearts to all of you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. When it comes to planning, there's plenty of opinions about how much is “just enough”. In this episode, we discuss this question from two different perspectives: the PO that wanted “just enough” planning, and the PO that wanted to over-plan everything in minute detail!  The Great Product Owner: “Just enough” Planning, the secret super power of great PO's Great Product Owners realize that they are part of the team, and focus on helping the team continuously improve in respect to how they think about customers, and their role as product developers. In this segment, we also talk about how much is “just enough planning”, and the importance of feedback when helping develop the team. The Bad Product Owner: Too much planning and its nasty consequences In this segment, we talk about the PO that wants to plan everything, and in detail! We also discuss how to know when we are doing too much planning, or too little! Learning to hit the sweet spot in terms of planning is a critical enabler for team agility, and the Scrum Master can help the PO with that goal! Are you having trouble helping the team work well with their Product Owner? We've put together a course to help you work on the collaboration team-product owner. You can find it at bit.ly/coachyourpo. 18 modules, 8+ hours of modules with tools and techniques that you can use to help teams and PO's collaborate. About Richard Lizama Before becoming a Scrum Master, Richard spent time as a college counselor, then a small business owner, then a tech support rep. Once he found Scrum and Agile, he knew it was where he needed to be. You can link with Richard Lizama on LinkedIn

Scrum Masters do a lot of intangible things. It is not easy to assess the impact of all of those, but Richard shares some tips with us, like running surveys and asking some specific questions that help us reflect on our role. Featured Retrospective Format for the Week: What went well, with a twist Richard prefers to focus on Retrospective formats that help the team start, and continue a productive conversation. Therefore, he prefers simple formats like the traditional “what went well, not so well and what we want to change. However, Richard adds a twist at the end of this format that helps us grow great teams. Listen in to learn about Richards addition to this traditional format that helps your team grow. Do you wish you had decades of experience? Learn from the Best Scrum Masters In The World, Today! The Tips from the Trenches - Scrum Master edition audiobook includes hours of audio interviews with SM's that have decades of experience: from Mike Cohn to Linda Rising, Christopher Avery, and many more. Super-experienced Scrum Masters share their hard-earned lessons with you. Learn those today, make your teams awesome!   About Richard Lizama Before becoming a Scrum Master, Richard spent time as a college counselor, then a small business owner, then a tech support rep. Once he found Scrum and Agile, he knew it was where he needed to be. You can link with Richard Lizama on LinkedIn.

Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. In this episode, we talk about how to prepare for an Agile transformation, by preparing the Scrum Masters in the organization as they come in. The first weeks of a Scrum Master are critical for them and for the organization, so it becomes critical to learn how to onboard Scrum Masters. About Richard Lizama Before becoming a Scrum Master, Richard spent time as a college counselor, then a small business owner, then a tech support rep. Once he found Scrum and Agile, he knew it was where he needed to be. You can link with Richard Lizama on LinkedIn.

Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. From the many Scrum team anti-patterns, Richard highlights the “order taker” anti-pattern. When the Scrum team accepts that the Product Owner knows everything, and gives them already pre-digested features they just need to deliver. In this episode, we discuss why some teams adopt this anti-pattern, and what we can do as Scrum Masters to help them understand what they are missing. Featured Book of the Week: Scrum Mastery by Geoff Watts The book Scrum Mastery by Geoff Watts, gave Richard that “aha!” moment he was looking for. In the book, Geoff Watts goes over the differences between doing a good job, and being a great Scrum Master and that helped Richard grow in the role of the Scrum Master.  How can Angela (the Agile Coach) quickly build healthy relationships with the teams she's supposed to help? What were the steps she followed to help the Breeze App team fight off the competition? Find out how Angela helped Naomi and the team go from “behind” to being ahead of Intuition Bank, by focusing on the people! Download the first 4 chapters of the BOOK for FREE while it is in Beta! About Richard Lizama Before becoming a Scrum Master, Richard spent time as a college counselor, then a small business owner, then a tech support rep. Once he found Scrum and Agile, he knew it was where he needed to be. You can link with Richard Lizama on LinkedIn.

Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. Richard's first week on the job as a Scrum Master started with a realization that helped Richard change his stance. But not before he went through an important lesson for all newly minted Scrum Masters. Read on to learn about what you should consider in your first week, and when working with teams that have been at it for a long time! About Richard Lizama Before becoming a Scrum Master, Richard spent time as a college counselor, then a small business owner, then a tech support rep. Once he found Scrum and Agile, he knew it was where he needed to be. You can link with Richard Lizama on LinkedIn

Sobre el tema habló Marifer Lizama vocera de #AbreMiEscuela, en entrevista con Manuel López San Martín por el 102.5 de FM. "Los riesgos a los que se asocian los niños fuera de la escuelas son más grandes que no ir a la escuela". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Overcoming Obstacles (Ep - 1804) Refocusing My Life Sean Lizama

Invitados de La mañana en la Hoy: 1. Sergio Parra, director ejecutivo Consejo Nacional de Protección a la Ancianidad (CONAPRAN) 2. Alejandro Quiroz y Matías Lizama de La Roman Big Bang 3. Ragnar Behncke, cantante nacional de 10 a 12 hrs por www.radiohoy.cl

Eugenio Lizama, Psicologo deportivo

Conversamos con Eugenio Lizama acerca de la neuro-psicología en el deporte de alto rendimiento en general y en el golf en particular.

In this episode, we talk with Wendy Lizama about how she prioritizes faith, family, work, and health issues with intentionality. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/intentional-family-moment/message

La Lizama, una marca que nos trae propuestas únicas de ropa.

Conversamos con el Dr. Luis Castaneda, presidente Asociación de Pediatría; Dra. Ingrid Lizama, presidenta de la Asociación Neonatóloga; y el Dr. Rodrigo Simán, presidente del Congreso Nacional de Pediatría y Miembro de Junta Directiva de Pediatría.

Hoy: Empezó la campaña, empezaron las “campañadas”; Prespuesto 2020, Social; Ruta del Sol tramo III: La Lizama, antes y después del video; Egan, no es Macías; Panamericanos. Trinos y podcast.

It's no small feat to go from the second developer in a company to its CTO, but one man who is up to the task is Jesus Lizama of Studio 3. Jesus is joining the CTO Studio to talk about his career progression, as well as what it's been like to live here as a DACA recipient. Jesus is an engineer who has become CTO of Studio 3, a rapidly growing agency. In fact, his agency is growing so fast they are doubling their revenues every year! They are now a two-time Inc. 5000 company. Today you'll also hear about how he is managing his team through this tremendous growth and what he's learned along the way. Plus he has a very special story to share on the topic of immigration and DACA. Listen in for that and more on this edition of CTO Studio.  In this episode, you’ll hear:  How has being CTO changed things for him? Does he still see himself as a developer? Where did he had to grow the most after becoming CTO? Why does his team choose their own tools? How did switching to Slack and Airtable help his team? And so much more! We begin our conversation with a discussion about Studio 3: Studio 3 is a all-encompassing marketing company. They specialize in digital marketing, but also do print, and other media. If you have an idea and you bring it to them they can give you a product. Prior to joining the agency, he was going to college and was working at the university as a math mentor. He was on break and he wanted to start programming. He went out on Christmas Eve and decided to try to get a job in the field. He sent out a bunch of resumes through Craigslist and that is how he landed at Studio 3! Right away they threw him into a project and had him build a web site. He started at a time before mobile responsiveness was really big, but he had them build for that and he changed a few other technologies he knew would be helpful. After a year or so he became lead developer and the company kept growing. The company now employees sixty employees, ten of which are engineers. What about becoming CTO - how did that transpire? It all started during a meeting he had with HR, the person he was meeting with asked him where he saw himself in five years. He replied honestly telling her he saw himself as CTO of this company in 5 years. It turns out the CEO of the company at the time was thinking the same thing. The CEO took him to lunch a week later and he told Jesus he wanted to make him CTO. A few months later he became CTO. He says now that he is CTO it hasn't changed much for him, hierarchies are non-existent to him. The main difference is now he is involved in the company's strategy, and that is something he is still learning about. What about his nomination for 2018 CTO of the year by the Los Angeles Business Journal - has that changed anything for him? It was amazing, he says he felt like he didn't belong! He was among big name CTOs: the CTO of the LA Clippers, Los Angeles' CTO, Playboy's CTO, Verizon's CTO and Disney's CTO, etc. At the dinner for the nominees he sat at a table with LA's CTO and he had a great conversation with the Clippers' CTO. He was nominated again for 2019! Also on today’s CTO Studio, we dig into his actual experiences as CTO a bit more, I asked him to share the first obstacle he had while CTO.  One of the first tasks he was given was to build a reporting platform. His background is primarily building web sites, which were mainly static or perhaps had a few business logic components involved but not too many. A reporting platform on the other hand is a full-on MVC application!   In addition to being the CTO, he was also a developer so there were a lot of technologies he had to grasp very quickly so he could build an MVP. After many iterations and a year later, they finally had a working system  that was useful for the company. Changing directions a bit, we talk about how his mom came to the United States and why she left Guadalajara. We talk about the realities of being stopped at border crossings and traveling through the airports as immigrants, and how DACA has shaped him and what most people misunderstand about the legalities of becoming a citizen via DACA.   We wrap up with his thoughts on the tech scene in LA and how he's seeking a community there. Join us for those topics and more on today's CTO Studio.

A Tale of Two Kidneys: After a day at the pool with his family, David Flores thought fish food was stuck in his eye. It turned out to be a detached retina. Pre-op for eye surgery revealed other serious medical concerns that would spur David and his sweetheart Britney Lizama to consult with specialists at St. Luke’s Medical Center in the Philippines. Their prognosis was grim: Both of David’s kidneys were failing and without a transplant he had six months to live. Luckily for David, a perfect match was closer than he could have imagined.This episode is supported by Rotten Apple.

Men of Steel: Sean Lizama is the son of Francisco “Cornbeef” Cruz Lizama, the only living Master Blacksmith in the region. Sean talks about his family’s efforts to preserve the traditional art by teaching students and training apprentices at Lizama’s Forge in the Chamorro Village. He also talks about the traditional Chamorro tools, the days when a man needed a machete if he was thinking about marriage, and how Guam would be a better place if it brought some of its traditional values and culture back to the present day. This episode is supported by Delmonico Kitchen and Bar.

La decisión del excandidato presidencial Sergio Fajardo, que se convirtió en la tercera fuerza electoral en las elecciones del domingo pasado, en el sentido de que votará en blanco y que no apoyará ni a Iván Duque ni a Gustavo Petro se convirtió en una de las noticias políticas del día. De igual forma el excandidato del liberalismo Humberto de la Calle dijo que ninguno de los dos aspirantes en contienda recibirá su respaldo y por lo tanto votará en blanco. Otro protagonista de esta campaña, el senador del Polo Jorge Robledo también votará en blanco, con lo cual se apartó de la decisión mayoritaria de su partido, que se irá con Petro. Y en la Alianza Verde la consigna es votar en blanco o por Petro. Ante este panorama la pregunta es qué pasará con el voto en blanco y sus efectos. Escuche el análisis del editor Edulfo Peña y de Juan Camilo Pedraza, de la sección Política. Así mismo, en este episodio de ‘Al cierre, con Andrés Mompotes’ ¿qué sigue luego de la suspensión ordenada por la Procuraduría en contra de dos vicepresidentes de Ecopetrol por la emergencia ambiental del pozo Lizama?, qué efecto tendrá la eventual salida del presidente del gobierno español, que mañana se someterá a una moción de censura en el parlamento, la cual ya cuenta con más de los 176 votos necesarios para hacerla efectiva y ¿qué traerá la cantante Shakira en su esperado regreso a Colombia para un concierto el 3 de noviembre?

Despite a strong Hispanic presence, not much Mexican-American history is being taught in public schools along the border — that is, until now.

El desastre ambiental en Santander por cuenta del derrame de petróleo cumple este lunes un mes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ecopetrol está a la espera de equipos especializados del extranjero para reparar completamente el pozo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La entidad estudia posibles sanciones a la estatal petrolera por la crisis ambiental que se vive en Barrancabermeja.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La actualidad del Derecho en materia de Enfermedades Mentales y Derechos Humanos. Nos visitaron los activistas Norma González Benítez y Víctor Lizama para hablar sobre las implicaciones y consecuencias de este tema tan sensible.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/antifazSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Lizama started LA's Bike Kitchen in the Ecovillage's old kitchen around the turn of the century. Later came Venice's Bikerowave, Highland Park's Bike Oven, and the Valley Bikery (the Kitchen still cooks at its new location at Fountain and Virgil in Silverlake). Mr. Lizama has moved on to start his own business recycling bikes and building dynamo hubs for lighting and electric systems on recycled bikes at Relampago Wheelery, across the street from where the Kitchen started. Jimmy provided this interview after installing a dynamo hub for Nick Richert on 12/25/17.

Gerald Castro was struck with sickness 5 years ago which resulted in him becoming paralyzed from the sternum down.  His whole world changed but he has been able to maintain a positive outlook on the world, his circumstance, and his life. We only have scratched the surface of our conversation.  This is the first. Jude Lizama is his 2nd cousin and asked to have Gerald on the show. Thanks Jude.

My longtime friend Jude Lizama jumps on the podcast!!!  Enjoy!!

Ya faltan pocos días para iniciar las fiestas Agostinas y el Alcalde de San Salvador Norman Quijano nos vino a presentar a la Reina de los festejos Ana Celia Lizama y también a conversar sobres diversos temas de política.