Podcasts about Madona

Afonso Borges apresenta o livro "Madona dos Páramos". A aclamada obra de Ricardo Guilherme Dicke conta a história de 12 foragidos que cavalgam pelo sertão do centro-oeste brasileiro em busca de uma terra para viverem. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Estamos de Luto por la muerte de Memo del Bosque. Hacen las paces Elton John y Madona.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lietuvos diena. Ved. Madona Lučkaitė

Hoy sacamos del horno a Ruperto Burillo Ortega, “El HUMILDE” que llegó a decir de sí mismo: “Vengo de muchas reencarnaciones y soy muy inteligente. La gente me toma por loco, pero soy brillante e ingenioso. Un peluquero no pasa de moda. Yo, cuanto más tiempo pasa, más grande soy". No, Ruphert, los güebo, más grande tiene LOS GÜEBO. El pequeño Ruperto nació en Tomelloso en 1943, el día todavía no se apuntaba en el registro. Con 4 años ya sabía que quería ser peluquero y guionista de ciencia ficción. El oficio lo aprendió en su pueblo haciéndole la permanente a tor valiente que se atrevía a ponerse en manos de un niño que lo más complicado que había peinado era el bigotillo que le salió a su hermana Carmen cuando se desarrolló. A los 14 años se fue a Madrid para convertirse en un famoso estilista pero la vida le dio la primera guantá fuerte y pasó más hambre que un niño vegano. Su suerte cambiaría, contra todo pronóstico, con la mili y es que a Ruperto Burillo Ortega, que tenía nombre de que podía llamarle Paco Lobatón en cualquier momento, le pusieron a cortarle el pelo al que fuera Ministro del Ejército. A partir de ahí cayó rendido a sus pies hasta Franco, que incluso le gustaba cómo cortaba el pelo. Ganó tanto dinero con las propinas en esos 18 meses que le compró a su padre 4 casas en el pueblo y montó una peluquería en Gran Vía que le duró menos abierta que la ventanilla de un funcionario por la mañana. Rupert terminó trabajando como tor mundo, pa otro, y fue en esa peluquería donde lo descubrió Lola Flores que quedó encantada con el alisado de pelo de ANTES, el cepillo y el secador. Ruperto había conseguido deslumbrar a las mujeres del régimen y a las artistas, lo que le llevó a peinar a Grace Kelly y a Jackeline Kennedy cuando visitaron España contratadas por la mujer de Manuel Fraga. Luego cuenta que a los 17 años, invitado por una periodista Argentina, se fue a Buenos Aires, inventó el corte unisex, se quedó 7 años y que a su regreso montó otra peluquería en Chamberí que no triunfó porque era demasiado moderna. Pero lo cierto es que a los 18 años estaba Ruperto el fantástico haciendo la mili, que Fraga era Franquista y que le cerraban la peluquería por escándalo público porque les teñía el pepe a las clientas. Ya en esta época era vidente y santero, llevaba la cara como Donald Trump y los pantalones más apretaos que los dientes de Cuca Gamarra. Aunque también es cierto que logró abrir otras peluquerías, que quitó los visillos y puso a las Señoras de los González, Solchagas y Solanas mirando pa la calle, como si estuviera peinando a un Pomerania, que inventó el “pelo frito”, la melena de dos colores (que iba para Madona pero se quedó Mónica Naranjo) y que se acababa peleando con tó sus divas, hasta con Victoria Abril, aquella que gritaba “Ruphert, te necesito”. Desgraciadamente, el pasado 2 de febrero, a los 83 años, Ruphert no volvió a su peluquería aunque ustedes siempre podrán recordarlo cuando la vida les dé una guantá fuerte o se crucen con un elegante Pomerania.

Když se 15. srpna, na svátek Nanebevzetí Panny Marie, roku 1645 švédská vojska rozhodla zaútočit na Brno, nevybrala si k tomu zrovna nejvhodnější datum. Madona Svatotomská, zázračná ikona, ke které se v tento den modlily stovky věřících, město před Švédy ochránil a pomohla jejich útok úspěšně odrazit. Tento příběh zdaleka není jedinou legendou, která se k obrazu váže. Kde byl obraz vytvořen a jak se vůbec do Brna dostal, dodnes patří mezi otázky, které trápí historiky umění. Pod pokličku této záhady nám v 54. díle podcastu Středověk (jinak) trvá pomůže nahlédnout Tomáš Drobný, vedoucí muzejního oddělení Moravského zemského muzea, který obrazu věnoval svou dizertaci. Kunsthistorik Ivan Foletti a archeolog Jiří Macháček si s ním povídali o obrazech, které konají zázraky, o Karlu IV. i o tom, proč se ve středověku “fejkuje” historie.Vyrobilo Centrum raně středověkých studií při Semináři dějin umění Masarykovy univerzity.S finanční podporou Aukčního domu Zezula,Scénář: Ivan Foletti a Jiří MacháčekZvukový záznam: Katarína KravčíkováZvuková postprodukce: Jakub KrausZnělka: Jakub Kraus Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.Všechny díly podcastu Výlety můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Hložecká kaple Panny Marie, Královny míru stojí v kopcích mezi několika valašskými obcemi na Zlínsku. Místní lidé ji na vrchu jménem Hložec nechali postavit poté, co je Madona ochránila před vpády Tatarů a Kuruců. Vede k ní několik cest z různých směrů a přitom je ukrytá hluboko v lesích Bílých Karpat.

Season 5 of Tech Talks with Madona is dropping in 2025! Until then, dive into inspiring conversations with all our incredible guests from previous seasons.

Podle tradice se na velkých balvanech poblíž Rychnova nad Malší někdy kolem roku 1500 zjevila Panna Maria s Ježíškem třem malým pasáčkům. Kámen, na němž Madona seděla, se později rozpůlil a obě dvě jeho dvě části se podle legendy od sebe vzdalují. To byl začátek historie poutního místa Svatý kámen.

Počátkem 11. století se v jeskyni nad řekou Sázavou usadil poustevník jménem Prokop. Shromáždil kolem sebe své následovníky, a tak byl v těch místech kolem roku 1032 položen základ benediktinskému klášteru, třetímu nejstaršímu mužskému klášteru v Čechách.

Počátkem 11. století se v jeskyni nad řekou Sázavou usadil poustevník jménem Prokop. Shromáždil kolem sebe své následovníky, a tak byl v těch místech kolem roku 1032 položen základ benediktinskému klášteru, třetímu nejstaršímu mužskému klášteru v Čechách.

Rachelle Olden is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in marketing, tech, international development, and social advocacy. As a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Google, she leads the Tech Equity Collective, an initiative to advance Black innovation in tech.  Rachelle's journey began in the U.S. Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic, followed by roles at the U.N. World Food Programme in Liberia and World Vision International in Latin America. She later joined the Clinton Foundation, the Sheryl Sandberg & Dave Goldberg Family Foundation, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, tackling social issues and advancing equity. With an MBA from Duke University, Rachelle transitioned to Microsoft, managing global industry partnerships. In 2023, she was honored as Puget Sound's 40 under 40 and included in ESSENCE magazine's inaugural Power 40 list.  Get full access to Tech Talks with Madona at www.techtalkswithmadona.com/subscribe

Yawners publica "La Estrella Eres Tú", primer adelanto de su nuevo disco, que invia a disfrutar y a estar atentxs ante los buenos momentos, los escasos instantes de felicidad, que pasan fugazmente delante de nuestra cara, con un pequeño guiño a algunas ciudades de España, como Salamanca, lugar de origen de la propia Elena Nieto. Escuchamos el nuevo pelotazo de The Blessed Madonna con la colaboración de Yuki Kanesaka, a Reys con las canciones de "Yeminai", primer EP del alter ego de Sergio Sastre (Miss Caffeina) y a los hermanos Faux Real con "Walking Away From My Demons". YAWNERS - La Estrella Eres TúKARAVANA - FantasmaSIDONIE - La Matanza de Texas ft Mujeres y Ladilla RusaTHE BLESSED MADONNA ft. YUKI KANESAKA - Count on my love FAUX REAL - Walking Away From My DemonsPALE WAVES - PerfumeLAS DIANAS - Me JodeHINDS - En Formalevitants - Nuevas MetasTORO y MOI - TuesdayLINDSEY STIRLING ft ROYAL & THE SERPENT - Inner GoldREYS - Baila BBEELS - I CAN T BELIEVE IT S TRUEGORKA URBIZU - Tren batLOS INVADERS - Espia del KGBMARK RONSON ft. KASABIAN - L.S.FEscuchar audio

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Madonna arrived in New York City and it was all or nothing. She ate when she could, slept where she could and did whatever it took to further her brand. Getting to the top is all that mattered and Madonna used people to get what she wanted and then, she pushed them aside. Madonna has a dozen number one hit singles and over thirty top tens, she is The Queen of Pop! In 1984 in an interview with Dick Clark on American Bandstand, Madonna said that she wants to rule the world. In this class we learn the rise of a queen, and the story of how she was snubbed by her peers and passed over when a group was selected for the biggest ever created. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/strickland-media-group-in/message

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Madona and Laura sit down with Andrew Ishak to talk about his new short film (and pilot episode) Abouna, which is being screened across the globe!You can learn more about the film by listening to the episode and visiting Andrew on his YouTube channel and Instagram account.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Carla adelanta "Void Of Your Memory", carta de presentación de "Eclipse", su próximo disco y un pasaje de dream-pop con sonidos más electrónicos, oscuros, un poco industrial, pero sin olvidar la melodía y con la bella voz de la catalana. Escuchamos también a The Blessed Madonna junto a Clementine Douglas en "Happier", a Avi Kaplan con "Feel Alrright", una de sus canciones más groovies y a Colouting con un pasaje precioso, "How'd It Get So Real".  REME – Magic PeachPOND - Neon RiverAVI KAPLAN - Feel AlrightCARLA - Void Of Your MemoryBRITTI - So TiredPET SHOP BOYS – LonelinessTHE BLESSED MADONNA - Happier (ft Clementine Douglas)COLOURING - How'd It Get So RealBOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB - willow (ft lucy rose)BECHAMEL – Nunca Te Voy a OlvidarRIPOLL ft PACO CAMELLOS- Historia UniversalTINLICKER - Nothing To Lose ft Circa WavesNOTHING BUT THIEVES - Oh No He Said What?FURIOUS MONKEY HOUSE - Lovesong (The Cure cover)NAT SIMONS ft NINA DE JUAN - Pequeña Guerra EstelarELLA EYRE - Head In The GroundEscuchar audio

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The region is home to historic cities such as Florence, Siena, and Pisa, each boasting stunning architecture, art masterpieces, and a vibrant atmosphere. Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, houses renowned museums like the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia, where Michelangelo's David stands as a symbol of artistic brilliance.Tuscany's culinary scene is a feast for the senses, featuring world-class wines like Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino, along with traditional dishes like ribollita, pappa al pomodoro, and the famous bistecca alla fiorentina.SienaSiena, Italy, is a charming medieval city renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Siena is famous for its well-preserved medieval streets and the iconic Piazza del Campo, one of Europe's most fabulous medieval squares.The city's medieval center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing Gothic and Romanesque architecture that transports visitors back in time. Siena's most iconic landmark is the Duomo di Siena (Siena Cathedral), a magnificent example of Italian Gothic architecture adorned with intricate sculptures and beautiful frescoes.Siena is also renowned for the Palio, a historic horse race that takes place twice a year in the Piazza del Campo. The Palio is a centuries-old tradition that captivates locals and visitors alike, adding a touch of excitement to the city's cultural tapestry.Beyond its historical treasures, Siena offers a culinary experience that captures the essence of Tuscan cuisine. Visitors can savor local delicacies, including Pici pasta, ribollita soup, and the region's exceptional wines.With its timeless beauty and cultural richness, Siena stands as a testament to Italy's enduring charm and is a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse into the country's medieval past.San GimignanoSan Gimignano is a picturesque medieval town nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Italy. Known as the "Town of Fine Towers," its skyline is dominated by 14 well-preserved medieval towers, offering a unique and enchanting atmosphere. The town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its medieval architecture, charming cobblestone streets, and rich history.Visitors to San Gimignano can explore the Piazza della Cisterna, a central square surrounded by medieval buildings and inviting cafes. The town is also home to remarkable landmarks, such as the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta, featuring stunning frescoes and art.Aside from its architectural wonders, San Gimignano is celebrated for its local produce, including the famous Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine. The surrounding vineyards and olive groves contribute to the region's gastronomic delights, making it a haven for food and wine enthusiasts.With its well-preserved medieval charm, breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside, and delectable local offerings, San Gimignano is a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Italian experience.Pisa Pisa, a charming city in Tuscany, Italy, is renowned worldwide for its iconic Leaning Tower. Nestled on the banks of the Arno River, Pisa is not just a one-tower wonder; it boasts a rich history, stunning architecture, and a vibrant cultural scene.The Leaning Tower of Pisa, part of the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles), is a masterpiece of medieval engineering. Its unintentional tilt has captivated visitors for centuries, making it one of the most recognizable landmarks on the planet.Beyond the tower, Pisa is a treasure trove of historical gems. The Pisa Cathedral, also located in the Square of Miracles, is a breathtaking example of Romanesque architecture adorned with intricate sculptures and artwork. The Baptistery, adjacent to the cathedral, is another architectural marvel that adds to the city's allure.Wandering through Pisa's narrow streets, you'll encounter charming cafes, lively markets, and centuries-old buildings. The city's university, founded in 1343, adds a youthful energy, making Pisa a dynamic blend of tradition and modernity.Pisa's cultural scene is vibrant, with museums showcasing art, history, and science. The Palazzo Blu, for instance, hosts rotating exhibitions, providing a glimpse into Italy's rich cultural heritage.Whether you're drawn to the Leaning Tower's quirkiness or the city's historical charm, Pisa offers a delightful escape into the heart of Italian culture and history.Whether exploring charming medieval villages, enjoying the serenity of the countryside, or indulging in the region's culinary delights, Tuscany offers a truly enchanting experience for every traveler. It's a destination that seamlessly combines history, art, and nature, making it a must-visit for those seeking a taste of authentic Italian beauty and culture.A Renaissance of Wonders: Exploring Florence, ItalyNestled in the heart of Tuscany, Florence is a city that breathes history, art, and culture at every cobblestone turn. Known as the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence boasts a rich tapestry of architectural marvels, world-class art, and delectable cuisine. If you're planning a visit to this enchanting city, here's a Travel Brat-approved guide to help you make the most of your time.The Duomo and Brunelleschi's DomeNo visit to Florence is complete without marveling at the iconic Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral or Il Duomo. Admire the intricate facade and climb to the top for breathtaking panoramic city views. Be sure to appreciate the genius of Filippo Brunelleschi's Dome, a masterpiece of Renaissance engineering. Don't forget to visit the baptistry and bell tower too!Uffizi GalleryHome to an unparalleled Renaissance art collection, the Uffizi Gallery is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. Works by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, and Raphael adorn the walls. Some favorite works include Birth of Venus or Primavera Botticelli, Doni Tondo by Michelangelo, Annunciation, Adoration of the Maji, The Baptism of Christ, Davinci, Madonna del Cardellino, Saint John the Baptist in the Dessert Rafel, and Madona and Child by Filippo Lippi. Book your tickets in advance to skip the lines and allow ample time to explore this artistic haven. Galleria dell'AccademiaThe Galleria dell'Accademia is where you'll find one of the most celebrated sculptures in the world – Michelangelo's David. Witness the sculptor's mastery up close and explore other works by Michelangelo and other renowned artists. Here, you will also find four other unfinished works by Michelangelo.Ponte VecchioStroll across the Ponte Vecchio, Florence's oldest bridge spans the Arno River. Lined with charming shops, Ponte Vecchio is the perfect spot to shop for jewelry, art, and souvenirs. The bridge offers splendid views of the cityscape, especially during sunset.Palazzo VecchioPalazzo Vecchio is a medieval fortress turned town hall located in the heart of Florence's historic center. Admire the impressive frescoes, sculptures, and the opulent Salone dei Cinquecento, which showcases the city's political and artistic legacy. Boboli GardensEscape the hustle and bustle of the city with a visit to the Boboli Gardens, a stunning example of Italian Renaissance garden design. Wander through the landscaped greenery, fountains, and sculptures, enjoying a peaceful respite.Piazza della SignoriaThis historic square is an open-air museum, surrounded by iconic sculptures like the Fountain of Neptune and a copy of Michelangelo's David. Sit at one of the cafes, soak in the atmosphere, and witness the pulse of Florentine life.Florentine CuisineIndulge your taste buds in Florence's culinary delights. Savor local specialties such as ribollita (a hearty Tuscan soup), bistecca alla fiorentina (Florentine steak), and gelato from one of the city's renowned gelaterias. For a relaxed and delicious meal, try Bis Trot Tre Tavoli authentic casual, and for an upscale meal, try II Guscio.Santa Croce BasilicaVisit the final resting place of some of Italy's most illustrious figures, including Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli. The Basilica di Santa Croce is not only a place of worship but also a testament to Florence's cultural and intellectual heritage.Sunset at Piazzale MichelangeloWrap up your Florence adventure with a visit to Piazzale Michelangelo, a panoramic terrace offering unparalleled city views. As the sun sets over Florence, you will be treated to a magical sight that perfectly encapsulates the timeless beauty of this remarkable city.Medici Chapels The Medici Chapels, located in Florence, Italy, are a stunning testament to the wealth and cultural influence of the Medici family during the Renaissance. Commissioned by the powerful banking family, the chapels are part of the Basilica di San Lorenzo complex and serve as a final resting place for several members of the Medici clan. The New Sacristy, designed by Michelangelo, is a Renaissance art and architecture masterpiece. Its grandeur is characterized by intricately carved statues and elegant tombs, including those of Lorenzo the Magnificent and Giuliano de' Medici. The Chapel of the Princes, another notable section of the complex, was intended to be a grand mausoleum for the Medici rulers.Perfume Making If you need a break from sightseeing, you can make your very own perfume right in Florence at the Antica Spezieria Erboristeria San Simone Firenze.Where to stayStay like a local in the heart of Florence at the Horto Convento.Florence, with its artistic legacy and timeless charm, is a destination that transcends the boundaries of time. Whether you're an art aficionado, a history buff, or simply seeking the pleasures of Italian culture and cuisine, Florence is sure to leave an indelible mark on your heart. Immerse yourself in the Renaissance spirit, and let Florence cast its enchanting spell on you.

Madona and I discuss the idea that children mirror the behavior of their parents and how parents can hold themselves accountable for their actions. We also talk about the essential role of prayer and relying on God's guidance in parenting.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Madona shares her amazing idea for making the most of this holiday season, even if the budget is a little tight or if the priorities are a little different.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Madona shares her amazing idea for making the most of this holiday season, even if the budget is a little tight or if the priorities are a little different.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Un capítulo que pudo ser una city cápsula, un capítulo que pudo ser una canción de Madona, o un capítulo que pudo ser una banda criminal comandada por Bulma. Bienvenido a El Gallo pódcast.

I asked my Instagram followers for advice they would give teens. Madona and I examine the results and tell our own stories to illustrate the best of the wisdom.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

I asked my Instagram followers for advice they would give teens. Madona and I examine the results and tell our own stories to illustrate the best of the wisdom.Did you agree or disagree with our points? Send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Do you ever watch TV with the kids? How do you handle inappropriate scenes and topics? Listen in as Madona and I discuss how we handle family screen time with our kids.Don't forget to send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

Do you ever watch TV with the kids? How do you handle inappropriate scenes and topics? Listen in as Madona and I discuss how we handle family screen time with our kids.Don't forget to send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura

In this episode, Madona and I explore the topic of anxiety in ourselves and in our kids! We share hilarious personal stories and real-world advice for handling those anxious moments with a lighter heart.Don't forget to send us your opinions via email at raisingupcopts@gmail.com or via IG @raisingupcopts, @madona_writes, or @copticlaura