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In this episode, I sit down with my fellow Chicagoan Nina Sanchez, publisher and co-founder of ¡Viva! Los Libros, a bilingual children's bookstore that's now becoming a press. We talk about why less than 1% of books published in the US are bilingual, why "authentic" Spanish books aren't always what they seem, and how Nina wrote her first book, Somos: We Are, as a love letter to Latine kids during one of the scariest seasons our community in Chicago has lived through. If you've ever struggled to find books that look and sound like your family, this conversation is for you.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode174What you'll hear〰 Why the bilingual book gap still exists, and what the numbers say about representation for Latine kids〰 The truth about translated books, and Nina's question: "authentic to whom?〰 How ¡Viva! Los Libros is writing stories in English and Spanish side by side, instead of translating one into the other〰 The story behind Somos: We Are, a bilingual book of affirmations for Latine children〰 Practical tips for building your child's bilingual library, plus how Nina is redefining madrehoodResources mentioned〰 ¡Viva! Los Libros〰 Instagram: @vivaloslibros_chi〰 Somos: We Are by Nina Sanchez, illustrated by Addy Rivera Sonda〰 Dolly Parton's Imagination LibrarySupport the showLove this episode? Subscribe wherever you are listening, share this episode with an amiga, and leave a review⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Apple podcasts.Follow Viva la Mami on Instagram @vivalamamiJoin the ⁠⁠⁠⁠Viva la Mami newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠ so you won't miss a thing!Visit the Viva la Mami Websitewww.vivalamami.com

Ar jau pavargai atidėti gyvenimą, kurį vis žadi pradėti rytoj? Užeik į „Kabaretą Favelą“ – čia vienai nakčiai galima tapti tuo, kuo dieną nedrįsai būti. Taip į naujausią premjerą kviečia šokio teatras „Aura“, kabaretą įkurdinsiantis istoriniame kino teatre „Daina“. Spektaklį režisuojantis Paulius Markevičius išduoda, kad ši patirtis dovanoja daug pirmų kartų ir priežasčių būti bendruomenėje.„Politinės reikšmės, kurių mano tirtoje operoje buvo labai daug, auditorijos didžiąja dalimi buvo atpažintos, bet iš tikrųjų tai nelabai ką nors pakeitė jų mąstyme. Vadinasi, politinis pranešimas ir atpažįstamas, bet tokio didelio poveikio kaip galbūt tikisi meno kūrinio autoriai jis neturi“, – sako mokslinę disertaciją apie Operomanijos antioperos „Traviatos“ užmenines reikšmes parašius Justina Paltanavičiūtė.„Aš pažįstu pasaulį tik per fotografijos prizmę. /…/ Negirdžiu taip gerai muzikos, negirdžiu ritmo, bet aš viską matau,“ – sako šią savaitę duris atvėrusios galerijos „Hidden4“ įkūrėjas, fotografas Dainius Ščiuka. Pokalbis apie tai, kaip betonas tampa jaukiu interjero elementu ir koks vidinis dialogas stabdė kūrėją eksponuoti savo archyvinius kadrus.Pasaulio kultūros įvykių apžvalgoje – pokalbis su lietuvių kilmės operatoriumi ir kinematografu Pauliumi Kontijevu. Jo filmuotas dokumentinis filmas „The Librarians“ pernai pasaulinę premjerą surengė „Sundance“ kino festivalyje, o šiemet pelnė prestižinį Emmy apdovanojimą.Kultūros komentare mados žurnalistė Deimantė Bulbenkaitė kviečia atidžiau pažvelgti į antrąją sugrįžusią Vilniaus mados savaitę. „Pats metas susitarti, kam ir kodėl ji egzistuoja“, – sako Deimantė.Kaune prasideda jubiliejinis 15-asis Tarptautinis kamerinės muzikos festivalis „Avanti“. Šiemet 15-os metų veiklos sukaktį švenčia ir neatsiejama šio festivalio dalis – Vytauto Didžiojo Universiteto kamerinis orkestras.„Bijau ateities, dirbtinio intelekto ir kaip jis gali pakeisti teatrą“, – sako graikų ir albanų kilmės režisierius Mario Banushi. Viltis, sumišusi su nerimu, – taip savo jauseną dėl teatro ateities apibūdina kūrėjas. Vos 26-erių menininko kūrybą šiandien nori pristatyti daugybė pasaulio scenų, papildomų durų atvėrė ir vasarą pelnytas Venecijos teatro bienalės Sidabrinis liūtas. Galima sakyti, kad sėkmė Mario Banushi aplankė per naktį – pirmąjį spektaklį niekam nežinomas kūrėjas buvo priverstas rodyti draugės namuose, tačiau debiutinis darbas taip sužavėjo žiūrovus, kad rekomendacija jį pamatyti sklido iš lūpų į lūpas ir netrukus prie gyvenamojo namo nusidriekė norinčiųjų gauti bilietą eilė. Anot paties Banushi, galima jo itin greitos sėkmės priežastis – kūrėjo nuoširdumas. Šiuo metu režisierius ruošiasi kelionei į Vilnių – spalio 2 ir 3 dienomis Tarptautinio teatro festivalio „Sirenos“ kvietimu jis Lietuvos nacionaliniame dramos teatre pristatys ketvirtąjį savo spektaklį „Mami“. Šį kūrinį Mario Banushi vadina himnu visoms moterims, kurios mus užaugino. Himnas beveik nebylus, nes Mario Banushi nemėgsta žodžių – jis pasitelkia neverbalinę scenos kalbą ir kuria intymius pasakojimus.Ved. Gerūta Griniūtė

Kriminalisté se zabývají velice častými podvody, kdy vám přijde z neznámého čísla zpráva, že vaše dítě má rozbitý telefon, a tady to je jeho nové telefonní číslo a potřebuje rychle zaplatit nějakou fakturu, která spěchá. A vy tomu uvěříte a zaplatíte a vůbec vás nenapadne, že je to podvod. A my vám dnes poradíme, jak takového zločince odhalit a vypálit mu rybník.

In this episode, I sit down with Daniela Palacios, founder and CEO of Para KIDS!, a bilingual children's media company helping families raise kids who are proud of both their languages and their cultures. Daniela's journey started as an older sister watching her younger brother struggle to speak Spanish — and it turned into a mission to make sure no kid grows up feeling disconnected from their language or their culture. We talk about what it really means to raise a bilingual child with love, play, and practical tools, and why giving yourself grace matters just as much as giving your child the right resources.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode173What you'll hear: 〰 Daniela's story as an ESL student and older sister, and how watching her brother struggle with Spanish shaped Para KIDS! 〰 Why "bilingual joy" matters more than perfect grammar or a strict timeline 〰 Practical, everyday ways to bring language and culture into your household (without turning it into a chore) 〰 What to say to yourself when you feel like your own Spanish "isn't good enough" to teach your kids 〰 Why bilingual books are changing the game for families where one parent doesn't read in English — or in SpanishResources Mentioned: 〰 Para KIDS! website — parakidsbooks.com 〰 Instagram — @parakidsbooks 〰 Sara's New Country and New Friend / El nuevo país y la nueva amiga de Sara — available on Amazon 〰 Email: hello@parakidsbooks.comSupport the showLove this episode? Subscribe wherever you are listening, share this episode with an amiga, and leave a review⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Apple podcasts.Follow Viva la Mami on Instagram @vivalamamiJoin the ⁠⁠⁠⁠Viva la Mami newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠ so you won't miss a thing!Visit the Viva la Mami Websitewww.vivalamami.com

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O sportovní kariéře Jiřího Ježka se toho napsalo už mnoho, on sám se však stále vidí jako kluk, co má rád pohyb a sport. V jedenácti letech přišel o nohu. Říká se, že tenkrát ani nebrečel.

O sportovní kariéře Jiřího Ježka se toho napsalo už mnoho, on sám se však stále vidí jako kluk, co má rád pohyb a sport. V jedenácti letech přišel o nohu. Říká se, že tenkrát ani nebrečel.

O sportovní kariéře Jiřího Ježka se toho napsalo už mnoho, on sám se však stále vidí jako kluk, co má rád pohyb a sport. V jedenácti letech přišel o nohu. Říká se, že tenkrát ani nebrečel.

O sportovní kariéře Jiřího Ježka se toho napsalo už mnoho, on sám se však stále vidí jako kluk, co má rád pohyb a sport. V jedenácti letech přišel o nohu. Říká se, že tenkrát ani nebrečel.

O sportovní kariéře Jiřího Ježka se toho napsalo už mnoho, on sám se však stále vidí jako kluk, co má rád pohyb a sport. V jedenácti letech přišel o nohu. Říká se, že tenkrát ani nebrečel.

In honor of Latinx Breastfeeding Week, taking place September 8-14, I sat down with Vanessa Morones, a perinatal program manager, WIC breastfeeding peer counselor, and co-chair of LATCH (Latina Chicana Task Force) and the Latinx Lactation Collaborative.We talked about why La Semana de la Lactancia exists, the predatory history of formula marketing, the myths and creencias many of us grew up hearing, and how to normalize extended and tandem breastfeeding in our own families. I also open up about my own relactation journey and what it taught me about the power (and vulnerability) of this experience.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode172What you'll hear:Why Latinx Breastfeeding Week was created and how it connects to Hispanic Heritage MonthThe history of predatory formula marketing and how it shaped generational breastfeeding beliefsCommon myths and taboos in Latino families - el susto, "se te va a secar la leche," and moreThe real barriers Latina mothers face today, from returning to work to lack of culturally responsive resourcesHow to wean gently, what long-term breastfeeding really means, and why there's no shame in however a mom chooses to feed her babyResources Mentioned:Latinx Lactation CollaborativeLATCH (Latina Chicana Task ForceGlobal Health Media ProjectWIC breastfeeding peer counseling programsThe PUMP ActSupport the showLove this episode? Subscribe wherever you are listening, share this episode with an amiga, and leave a review⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Apple podcasts.Follow Viva la Mami on Instagram @vivalamamiJoin the ⁠⁠⁠⁠Viva la Mami newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠ so you won't miss a thing!Visit the Viva la Mami Websitewww.vivalamami.com

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Se habla del fenómeno del “Instagram Boyfriend”: ese novio que se convierte en fotógrafo, camarógrafo y hasta director creativo para conseguirle a su pareja la foto perfecta para las redes. Para algunos, es una muestra de seguridad, confianza y cero celos; para otros, es ayudar a tu pareja a conseguir atención de otros hombres. Hoy abrimos el debate: ¿tú le haces 50 fotos hasta conseguir “la buena”, aunque sea sexy, o le dices “Mami, para esa producción búscate otro camarógrafo”? ¡Queremos saber hasta dónde llegarías por el contenido de tu pareja!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this episode of the Mamis Abroad series, I sat down with Bianca Alba, founder of This Latina Travels. This episode is for every mami who has ever seen someone else's trip on Instagram and thought, "why not me?" We get into the mindset shifts, the guilt, and the very real logistics of traveling as a mom, whether that's a family vacation, a solo mom-cation, or your first trip abroad. Bianca shares us practical tools to make it happen. If you've ever felt like travel was a luxury reserved for someone else, this episode is your permission slip.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode171What You'll HearWhy travel doesn't have to mean "across the world"How to reframe mom guilt around solo travelWhat travel hacking is, and tips to travel smartHow to raise globally-minded kidsBreaking generational narratives around "who gets to travel"Resources MentionedThis Latina Travels - thislatinatravels.com | Instagram: @thislatinatravelsDiscount code PODCAST for 20% off Bianca's shopSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

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Mami さんをゲストに迎えて、オデュッセイア、スパイダーマン、ハワイ、Head In The Clouds、ドラマ、若者とアルコール、AIと仕事、ソーシャルメディアなどについて話しました。 Show Notes Fujii Kaze: Prema World Tour The Odyssey SCREENX Spider-Man: Brand New Day in ScreenX review Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu Loop Experience 2 耳栓 Head in the Clouds: LA XG KATSEYE Harry Styles' Wembley Stadium Run Certified By Guinness World Records XG at OVO Arena Wembley 映画ちいかわ 人魚の島のひみつ Tシャツが乾くまで Mrs. GREEN APPLE Brewdog: Closing 38 bars across the UK Anthropic: Retention and CEO mission concerns Anthropic: How Claude's text watermarking works UK: Ban under-16s from social media apps setlog

In this episode, I sit down with Abbey Ashley, founder of The Virtual Savvy and one of the leading voices in virtual assistant education, to answer a question I get from mamis in my community all the time: what can I do for income if I move abroad?Abbey breaks it all down - what a VA business actually is, what skills you need to start, how to land your first client, and whether this model can truly support a life outside the US. If you've been dreaming of raising your family in another country without giving up your income, this one is for you.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode170What you'll hear:What a virtual assistant actually does, and why this business model is made for moms who need flexibilityWhich skills are in demand right now (including what's changing with AI and why now is actually the best time to start)How to land your first paying client with no portfolio, no experience, and no big followingWhat a realistic income timeline looks like, and how to build financial stability from the startWhy this business model is 110% location-independent and what that looks like in real lifeResources Mentioned:FREE training - Become a Booked Out Virtual AssistantThe Virtual Savvy 90-Day AcceleratorThe Virtual Savvy free Facebook community (140K+ VAs, free job leads): thevirtualsavvy.com/communitySupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

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I'm kicking off Season 7 of Viva la Mami, and I'm doing it a couple weeks later than I planned, and I'm telling you exactly why. In this bonus episode, I catch you up on everything: why the season launch got delayed, what our first summer in Mexico actually looked like, and the lesson I keep coming back to when life doesn't go according to plan. I'm also sharing what's ahead this season - new guests, more Mamis Abroad stories, and solo episodes where I open up about my own journey.What You'll HearWhy Season 7 launched later than planned, and why I'm not apologizing for itA recap of our first full summer living in León, GuanajuatoWhat's coming this season: subject-matter guests, more Mamis Abroad episodes, and solo episodesA reminder (for me and for you) that it's okay to let go of the plan when life asks you toResources MentionedHave a suggestion for an episode topic? Click HEREHave a suggestion for a guest? Click HEREFree 20-minute college consulting consultationSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

In this edition of I Like My Pasta AlTrendte, Jack and Bryan the Editor discuss Trump’s diaper mami, more DSA wins, the GTA 6 leak and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¿Y si el sueño americano también significa tener la libertad de irte?Jessica Cuevas nació y creció en Estados Unidos como hija de inmigrantes mexicanos. Sus padres hicieron el sacrificio de emigrar buscando una vida mejor… pero años después, cuando Jessica tuvo sus propios hijos, tomó junto a su esposo una decisión que nadie esperaba: dejar Estados Unidos y mudarse a México para criar a su familia. ¿La razón? Querían algo que sentían que estaban perdiendo: más tiempo en familia, más conexión con sus raíces, una crianza más cercana a la comunidad y una infancia diferente para sus hijos.En esta conversación hablamos sin romantizar la decisión de volver a México: qué los llevó a hacerlo, cómo reaccionaron sus familias, qué fue lo más difícil de adaptarse, qué descubrieron de México que nunca habían imaginado y por qué Jessica dice que hoy se siente mucho más feliz con la decisión.También hablamos de:• El sueño americano visto desde la segunda generación de inmigrantes.• ¿Por qué algunos hijos de inmigrantes están considerando regresar a sus países de origen?• Criar hijos bilingües y mantener el sentido de pertenencia.• La diferencia entre el México que conocieron sus padres y el México actual.• El choque de descubrir que México también ha cambiado.• Familia, abuelos y bisabuelos: lo que significa tenerlos cerca mientras tus hijos crecen.• Seguridad, educación y calidad de vida.• Los retos de mudarse de Estados Unidos a México.• Lo que nadie te cuenta cuando haces el camino contrario.• Y la pregunta incómoda: ¿volver a tu país después de una generación es un fracaso… o también puede ser parte del sueño de tus padres?Jessica reconoce que su experiencia parte de una posición privilegiada: ella y su esposo pueden trabajar de manera remota, tienen doble nacionalidad y sus hijos son pequeños. Pero su historia abre una conversación mucho más grande sobre las opciones que tenemos como hijos de inmigrantes.Porque quizás nuestros padres emigraron para que nosotros tuviéramos una vida mejor.Y quizás parte de esa “vida mejor” también sea tener la libertad de elegir dónde queremos criar a nuestros hijos.

Chyna knocks on Triple H's door to check on him after SummerSlam. They share a platonic hug. Eddie Guerrero walks in, shoves Triple H, and says "That's my mama." Tommy Blacha and Rob Pasbani recap the August 28, 2000 edition of WWF Monday Night Raw, live from Greensboro, North Carolina, one night after SummerSlam 2000.Triple H opened the show stranded in the parking garage, waiting for Stephanie who hasn't been seen since he accidentally hit her the night before. Kurt Angle comes to the ring and accuses him of domestic violence, then casually mentions his concussion is coming back to him. He remembers being in a hotel lobby after SummerSlam. He wasn't alone. Room A14. Wait, that was Stephanie's room. His memory is a little fuzzy.After Angle goads Eddie into defending Chyna's honor, he ends up running into the match with a steel chair anyway. The annoucers openly wonder whose side Chyna is really on. Tommy and Rob did not see this coming and loved every second of it.Other major discussion points include:Edge and Christian bring out miniature versions of all three TLC teams for their 36-second pose, complete with tiny ladders, tiny tables, and a fight between the mini Hardies and mini DudleysLita defends the Women's Championship against Jackie in the highest-rated quarter hour of the night, then eats an Edge spear post-match in what Tommy and Rob call a real test of whether her SummerSlam rub translated on its ownChyna retains the IC title when Val Venis abandons his Money Shot to yell at Trish Stratus, who had been watching at ringside the entire matchJR grabs a trash can lid and clocks Tazz at ringside, letting Blackman retain the Hardcore title in a feud Tommy and Rob agree never justified itselfThe Rock keeps the WWF title over Kane, but the Undertaker rides in on his motorcycle and choke slams Kane first, teasing a three-way championship programNaked Midian debuts as a streaker in the Al Snow and Saturn mixed tag, wearing nothing but a fanny pack and a thong00:00 Intro and Cold Open: Eddie Guerrero Shoves Triple H Over Chyna00:33 Welcome to Tales from the Attitude Era00:52 Why Raw Aired at 11pm: US Open Tennis and the USA Network Problem1:07 Tommy's Backstage Story: Vince McMahon vs the Dog Show5:01 Post-SummerSlam Booking Philosophy and the Late Start Show6:06 The Chyna and Triple H Reunion: Kayfabe, Reality, and the Real-Life Timeline8:15 Mick Foley Opens the Show in Greensboro / Four Title Matches Announced10:31 Triple H Waits in the Parking Garage / X-Pac and Road Dog Weigh In10:54 Opening Match: Y2J and the Acolytes vs Benoit and T&A16:35 Kurt Angle Accuses Triple H of Abuse / Room A14 Revealed18:40 Triple H Cheap Shots Angle / Chyna and Eddie Watch from Backstage19:03 Intercontinental Championship: Chyna vs Val Venis23:00 Michael Cole Interviews Angle: "I Remember Stephanie's Room"23:42 Right to Censor Promo / Too Cool and Rikishi Dance Segment26:53 Chyna Enters Triple H's Dressing Room29:41 Eddie Guerrero Bursts In: "That's My Mama"31:53 Edge and Christian's Mini TLC Teams Segment36:24 Angle Talks Eddie Into Challenging Triple H36:53 Hardcore Championship: Tazz vs Steve Blackman / JR with the Trash Can Lid41:54 Just Joe Gets Kicked Out / Eddie Barges In and a Match Is Made45:14 Women's Championship: Lita vs Jackie / Edge Spears Lita Post-Match49:14 Kane Promo: No Voice Box, New Monster Heel Direction53:28 Patreon Plug55:38 Chyna and Eddie Backstage Before the Match56:03 Eddie Guerrero vs Triple H1:00:07 Frog Splash Miss / Pedigree Attempt / Angle Runs In with a Chair1:01:04 Chyna Saves Both Men / The Love Quadrangle Is Born1:03:05 Al Snow and Saturn vs Cat and Terry / Naked Midian Debuts1:05:25 Dudleys at WWF New York / The Rock Promo with Kevin Kelly1:06:47 WWF Championship: The Rock vs Kane / The Undertaker Rides In1:09:24 Ratings Breakdown: 4.93 Rating and 11.5 Share1:12:46 Closing Thoughts and Sign-Off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this solo episode, I share about why I don't consider myself an expat, even though I moved from the United States to Mexico. I break down what the word "expat" actually means, who it tends to describe, and why I believe it's rooted in privilege. I also share why I see myself as an immigrant instead, coming back to the country my parents fled decades ago, and what it's been like navigating that identity almost a year into our move to México.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode168What You'll Hear:〰 The real definition of "expat" and who it typically applies to〰 Why being a daughter of Mexican immigrants changes my relationship to this move〰 The difference between cultural tourism and cultural immersion during your first year abroad〰 Why I believe "expat" is a privileged word that avoids the term "immigrant"Resources Mentioned:〰 Join the VLM newsletter for deeper reflections like this one〰 1:1 relocation consultations for families considering a move to Mexico〰 Send your thoughts: podcast@vivalamami.com or DM me on Instagram @vivalamamiSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

En este episodio en español de mi serie Mamis Abroad, tuve el honor de conversar con Sandra Bermúdez, de "Sandra Sin Filtro", una mamá venezolana que ha vivido no una, sino dos migraciones: primero de Venezuela a México, y después de México a Estados Unidos.Hablamos de lo que significa crear comunidad desde cero, de criar hijos que se sienten orgullosos de ser de varios lugares, y de esas diferencias culturales - grandes y pequeñas - que una siente en carne propia cuando se muda de país.Para obtener notas detalladas del episodio, visita vivalamami.com/episode167Lo que vas a escuchar:〰 Cómo construir una comunidad de mamás cuando llegas a un país nuevo y no conoces a nadie〰 Por qué salir de tu zona de confort es la clave para no sentirte sola en la maternidad〰 Cómo hablarles a tus hijos sobre su identidad cuando son de varios países a la vez〰 Las diferencias culturales entre Latinoamérica y Estados Unidos〰 Consejos prácticos para preparar a tus hijos emocionalmente antes de una mudanza internacionalRecursos mencionados:〰 Pódcast de Sandra: Sandra Sin Filtro〰 Sandra en redes: @sandrasinfiltro〰 Dona a Hogar Bambi, apoyando a niños venezolanos afectados por los terremotosSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

The Hebrew word לגמור means to finish, but also to reach orgasm. So this episode might not be for everybody! Guy explains how to use the root גמר while playing it safe. Hear the All-Hebrew episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Lesayem – To finish – לסיים Ligmor – To finish / to reach orgasm – לגמור Gmira (coll.) – Orgasm – גמירה Gomrim holchim – We finish and we go – גומרים הולכים Hu gamar et ha-kariera – He finished his career – הוא גמר את הקריירה Ha-toster ha-zeh gamar et ha-kariera shelo – This toaster is done for – הטוסטר הזה גמר את הקריירה שלו Zbeng ve-gamarnu – One quick blow and it's over – זבנג וגמרנו Hamesh dakot ve-gamarnoo – Five minutes and we're done – חמש דקות וגמרנו "Hu lo gomer ta-chodesh" – He can't make ends meet – הוא לא גומר ת'חודש Beseder gamoor – Totally fine – בסדר גמור Ani gamoor – I am exhausted – אני גמור Hu gamoor – He's out of it – הוא גמור "Mami zeh nigmar" – Darling it's over – מאמי, זה נגמר Lehigamer – To be finished – להיגמר "She-lo yigamer li ha-laila" – May the night not end for me – שלא ייגמר לי הלילה Gimoor – Finish (N.) – גימור Gimoorim achronim – Final touch-ups – גימור Lehagmir (Sexual) – To cause someone to reach orgasm – להגמיר Gmar – The finals – גמר Bchinat gmar – Final exam – בחינת גמר "Gmar chatima tova" – May you be signed and sealed in the book of life (greeting used on Yom Kippur) – גמר חתימה טובה Legamrei – Totally – לגמרי Legamrei be-mikreh – Totally by chance – לגמרי במקרה Playlist and Clips: Dr. Daniel Dray Arik Lavi – Lo Gomer Ta-chodesh (lyrics) Zaguri Imperia – Beseder Gamoor Omer Adam – Mami Ze Nigmar (lyrics) Ha-neshamot Ha-tehorot – She-lo Yigamer Li Ha-layla (lyrics) Meir Ariel – Pluga B-kav (lyrics) Ep. no. 14 about Sex words 1 HEB Ep. no. 35 about exhausted HEB Ep. no. 49 about Sex Words 2 HEB Ep. no. 341 about be-hadraga, gradually HEB

As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland End of Tyranny, Chemtrails, Life, Before Adam and Eve, Jesus the Real Message The Inner God Spark, Hidden Control, and the Call to Rise Above Division Returning From Illness Into a Warning About Control In this episode of As You Wish Talk Radio, host James Gilliland returns after what he describes as a bout with “chemtrail flu” and frames the show around illness, targeting, spiritual warfare, and hidden systems of control. He introduces a video from a presenter identified in the transcript as possibly Bridgette Forteague of Light on Liberty, saying the video lays a foundation for the rest of the episode. The video presents “The Secret Covenant,” a conspiracy-oriented text describing an alleged elite plan to poison, weaken, distract, divide, and control humanity through food, water, air, medicine, media, money, religion, fear, war, and debt. The Secret Covenant and the Architecture of Enslavement The video segment describes a hidden ruling group that allegedly uses science, technology, poisons, entertainment, government, media, economic systems, and social division to keep people weak and unaware. It claims that heavy metals, sedatives, aging accelerators, corrupted food and water, medical systems, consumer distraction, debt, and engineered conflict are used to keep humanity divided and dependent. The narrator concludes that awareness breaks the spell, arguing that once people recognize the system's methods, they can build lives outside of it and stop feeding the structures designed to control them. Chemtrails, Poisoned Systems, and Social Engineering James uses the video as a launching point for his own discussion of what he says are poisoned air, water, land, food supplies, vaccines, biological agents, weather warfare, and engineered sickness. He claims chemtrails contain heavy metals, graphene, nanoparticles, neurotoxins, biologicals, and other harmful substances, and he connects these claims to illness, dying trees, failing crops, dead fawns, fog events, hurricanes, tornadoes, and what he calls the “real war” overhead. He argues that people are participating in their own enslavement by continuing to support systems that, in his view, want humanity sick, impoverished, divided, or dead. Ancient History, Star Colonies, and the Suppressed Feminine The episode then moves into James's account of ancient and extraterrestrial history. He discusses alleged off-world colonies, underground civilizations, Sumerian tablets, primordial gods and goddesses, Anunnaki, Enki, Ninhursag, Mami, the Adam Kadmon seed, Yahweh, Asherah, Adam and Eve, Enoch, and ancient flood narratives. He emphasizes that earlier traditions included masculine and feminine divine pairs and argues that later patriarchal systems, governments, religions, and Rome suppressed the feminine and distorted the teachings of Jesus. He also references teachings attributed to Yeshua ben Joseph that locate the temple in the heart rather than in external religious structures. Personal Connection, Universal Law, and the Danger of False Teachers James repeatedly urges listeners to stop giving their power away to external authorities, gurus, teachers, religions, or spiritual personalities who do not lead people inward to their own direct connection with Creator, God, Great Spirit, or the Most High. He warns against people who claim special status, gather followers, exploit wounds, create dependency, or present themselves as uniquely chosen. For James, authentic spirituality empowers each person's own soul purpose, while false teaching feeds on ignorance, trauma, jealousy, competition, and the need for external approval. Division, Projection, Karma, and the Rising Frequencies A major theme of the episode is that division is the tool of oppressors. James names race, color, religion, gender, spiritual competition, gossip, jealousy, victimhood, and ideological conflict as ways people are kept fragmented. He says unity is the “kryptonite” of the controllers and that love, joy, bliss, universal peace, brother-sister love, individual freedom, and prosperity for all are the principles of universal law. He also says waves of solar, energetic, and consciousness-based change are accelerating karma, exposing false motives, and bringing unresolved wounds, traumas, wrong conclusions, and attachments to the surface for healing. Sky-Watch, UFO Activity, and the Closing Call to Go Within The later portion shifts into a cleaned sky-watch/video segment, with James and participants reacting to lights, ships, fleets, the space station, Starlink, planes, and what they describe as UFO activity over the ranch. They comment on objects powering up, crossing, flashing, moving in groups, and interacting near aircraft or the space station. The episode closes by returning to James's core message: keep an open mind, a loving heart, and pure intent; stop participating in division and external worship programs; get grounded in nature; listen to inner guidance through the heart; and focus on love, joy, and bliss while being kind to each other and the planet.

In this episode of the Mamis Abroad series, I sit down with Vanessa Mota, a Dominican-American content creator, digital publisher, author, and founder of My Dominican Kitchen.Vanessa made the boldest move by packing up her life in New Jersey and moving solo to the Dominican Republic. She has spent 12 years building her bilingual food brand for the Dominican diaspora, and now she's creating from the island itself. We talk about the empty nest season, what it really means to come home to your roots, and why you don't have to be ready to take the leap.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode166What you'll hear:〰 Why waiting until you're "ready" to make a big move is the one thing keeping you stuck〰 How to stop losing yourself in motherhood at any season, so that when your kids fly the nest, you already know who you are and what you want 〰 What it really feels like to return to your family's homeland, and why that ancestral connection might be exactly what your creativity has been missing 〰 How to actually make living abroad work financially, even if you don't have a location-independent business yet 〰 Why your next chapter doesn't need a perfect plan - just one next best stepResources Mentioned:〰 Visit My Dominican Kitchen's website: mydominicankitchen.com〰 Follow Vanessa on Instagram: @my.dominican.kitchen 〰 Support and purchase Vanessa's cookbookSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Este viernes hemos aprendido una curiosa forma de combatir el calor: untar yogur en las ventanas. Es un método barato, sin duda, que cuenta con el respaldo de un ingeniero especializado en soluciones de bajo coste para mantener las viviendas más frescas. Además, nuestro Karlos Arguiñano ha venido al programa dispuesta a sacarnos los colores y también las sonrisas con nuestros fallos de la semana. Hay días que no damos ni una. Y un viernes más, "Mami picantona" nos ha traído un tema subidito de tono para empezar el fin de semana: solo el 34,6% de los hombres y el 28,5% de las mujeres necesitan la coyunda para ser felices. Esto, según la ‘Encuesta Nacional de Salud Sexual’ que ha publicado el CIS. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Este viernes hemos aprendido una curiosa forma de combatir el calor: untar yogur en las ventanas. Es un método barato, sin duda, que cuenta con el respaldo de un ingeniero especializado en soluciones de bajo coste para mantener las viviendas más frescas. Además, nuestro Karlos Arguiñano ha venido al programa dispuesta a sacarnos los colores y también las sonrisas con nuestros fallos de la semana. Hay días que no damos ni una. Y un viernes más, "Mami picantona" nos ha traído un tema subidito de tono para empezar el fin de semana: solo el 34,6% de los hombres y el 28,5% de las mujeres necesitan la coyunda para ser felices. Esto, según la ‘Encuesta Nacional de Salud Sexual’ que ha publicado el CIS. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After 10 months of living in our first house in Mexico, we made a decision that surprised us: we broke our lease early. But this episode isn't just about the logistics of moving - it's about the deeper realization that came with it.I'm sitting down solo to share why we left, what we discovered about housing options in Mexico that I never knew existed, and the uncomfortable (but necessary) conversation about privilege, generational progress, and what it really means to have choices your parents didn't.If you're a child of immigrants navigating the complexity of having more options than your parents did, this episode is for you. I'm breaking down the financial reality, the emotional journey, and the four major lessons I learned that completely shifted how I think about housing in Mexico, privilege, and what it means to want better.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode165What You'll HearWhy we broke our lease after 10 months and the moment we realized we didn't have to settleThe vast variety of housing options in Mexico that shocked me and completely challenged my limited image of what "Mexico" looks likeThe intersection of privilege and gratitude and how to be unapologetic about wanting better while honoring your parents' sacrificeFour critical lessons about perspective, choices, and building the life you deserve without shame or guiltResources MentionedIf you didn't listen to the last episode, do so before this one!One-on-one moving to Mexico consultationsSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

The biggest victory for a professional wrestling vampire mad scientist with no actual professional affiliation with a major sporting franchise or actual participation in said franchise's events took place this past weekend... and it somehow makes sense! How the unlikely pairing of Danhausen and the New York Knicks' 2026 playoff journey became a perfect storm and made the relatively new WWE star the talk of the sports world.  This could very well be wrestling's greatest mainstream crossover success (while the wrestler is still just a wrestler!) Also this week, an update on the Rhea Ripley injury situation, as details remain scarce about "Mami's" status going into WWE SummerSlam. Could AEW be facing a situation with a Japanese star that is all too familiar to them? Plus, YOUR feedback on the greatest mid-carders, and a preview of this coming Friday's Dungeon Wrestling event in Calgary, Alberta and more!

This week I'm bringing you a rerun of one of our most-asked-about episodes! After 10 months of living here in León, we decided to break our lease early to find housing that better fits our family, and we're spilling all the tea on what led to that decision next week. But first, here's where our housing story began. Listen to this episode to understand the foundation, then tune in next week for the "why we left" conversation. Consider it your homework before next week's episode drops!...In this episode of the "Living in Mexico" series, I'm sitting down with my husband to walk you through our entire housing journey here in León, Guanajuato. I'm answering one of your most-asked questions: How do you actually find a place to live in Mexico? Spoiler alert: it's not as simple as browsing Zillow! I'm sharing all the things I wish someone had told us before we started house hunting. If you're thinking about making the move to Mexico or you're just curious about what expat life really looks like, this episode is packed with practical advice and hard-earned lessons.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode140What You'll HearWhy we chose León and how we fell in love with this city during what was supposed to be just a vacationThe reality of renting in MexicoHow we actually found our house, what made us say yes to this property, and why location became our top priorityOur landlord struggles and the maintenance issues we're dealing withResources MentionedInmobiliario websites for finding legitimate rental listings in Mexico: Lamudi, Inmuebles24, Trovit, VivanunciosFacebook groups for housing in León (link available upon request)Support the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Hoy, en el 'Entrenando para la jubilación', Elena Sánchez ha charlado con Lola Barraza. Tiene 71 años y lleva casi treinta siendo aficionada del Rayo Vallecano. Después de tantos años conoce personalmente a todos los jugadores, les prepara magdalenas y tortilla de patatas casera, ha viajado por todo el mundo para apoyar tanto al equipo masculino como al femenino en los partidos y hasta Leipzig fue en el avión con los propios jugadores. Nadie como ella sabe lo que supone el 'Rayito' para el barrio y los vecinos, que todos sienten que son parte de una gran familia.  

In this solo episode, I'm getting real about what it actually takes to help your child get into college in today's landscape, because spoiler: it's not the same process we went through. As a first-gen parent myself with 14 years of combined college admissions and counseling experience, I'm breaking down what's changed, what still matters, and how you can start building a real strategy this summer, whether your kid is a rising junior or senior.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode163What You'll Hear:What "first-generation" actually means and why the definition matters more than you thinkHow the college admissions landscape has dramatically shifted post-pandemicWhy checking the boxes on a college application isn't enough anymoreThe real difference between knowing about college and knowing the current college processResources Mentioned:Follow Avila College Consulting on Instagram: @avilacollegeconsultingBook your FREE 20-minute consultation with me!Support the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Julia Alvarez joins Kevin Young to read and discuss “The Schoolroom on the Second Floor of the Knitting Mill,” by Judy Page Heitzman, and her own poem “Mami at Her Vanity.” Alvarez is the author of many novels, nonfiction books, children's books, and poetry collections, including, most recently, “Visitations.” She has received a Hispanic Heritage Award, the F. Scott Fitzgerald Award for Achievement in American Literature, and a National Medal of Arts. She's also the subject of a PBS “American Masters” documentary. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Jessica Cuevas is the founder of Viva la Mami, a podcast and community that empowers modern Latina mothers to embrace their culture while navigating motherhood on their own terms. With a background in education, she is passionate about redefining “madrehood” through culturally grounded storytelling, education, and advocacy. Jessica challenges traditional and media-driven perceptions of Latina motherhood by creating spaces where Latina moms feel seen, supported, and empowered. Her work and expertise have been featured in major outlets including the New York Times, ABC, and PBS NewsHour. 

In this solo episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on a side of me I don't often share - my professional story. I walk you through my journey as a first-generation college student, how I stumbled into the world of higher education, and the decade-long career in college admissions and counseling that followed. And yes, I have a BIG announcement at the end that I'm so excited to finally share with you.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode162What you'll hear:My experience navigating the college process as a first-gen Latina with no roadmap and limited guidanceHow I transferred colleges, found my people, and discovered a whole career path I didn't know existedWhy first-gen parents are just as underserved as their children when it comes to college admissionsThe gap I noticed while reviewing college applications, and why what worked 10 years ago won't work for our kids todayResources Mentioned:Schedule your free 20-minute consultation with me!Support the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

In this solo episode, I'm giving you the life update I've been meaning to share and I'm keeping it real. From accepting a corporate job out of desperation (and quitting nine days later) to deciding to stay in México for another year, and finally announcing the new business I'm building from scratch.This episode is for every first-generation mami who's ever felt like she had to prove herself, restart, or choose between stability and freedom.What You'll Hear:The first-gen mentality that almost kept me stuck in a job that didn't align with my valuesWhere we are with our life in México and why we're committing to at least one more yearMy big pivot: launching a new business built on 12+ years of professional experienceSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

In this episode of the Mamis Abroad series, I'm sitting down with Jess Winns, a mom of four, published author, entrepreneur, Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, and Transformational Leadership Coach, who made the bold decision to pack up her family and move to Playa del Carmen, Mexico as a single mom.We talk about the moment she knew it was time, what it's really like to build a life from scratch in a new country, and why she says the secret is to stop telling people your plans.This episode is for every mami who has whispered "what if" to herself, and hasn't given herself permission to find out.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode160What You'll Hear:How to reframe fear as a signal that you're moving in the right direction — not a reason to stop.Why protecting your dream from other people's doubts might be the most important step before making a big move.A practical mindset shift for mamis worried about uprooting their children — and why kids adapt faster than we think.Key things to know before starting the journey, including why adding a foreign parent to a birth certificate matters more than most people realize.What it really takes to create income and community when you move abroad without a village waiting for you.Resources Mentioned:Jess's personal Instagram: @thejesswinnsFamily travel IG page: @thisfamilywinnsJess's book: Beneath the SkinJess's skincare line: Ari Rose Body CareListen to Jess's first interview on the VLM podcast! Episode 39Support the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Jason welcomes Emily Navarrete in studio to talk about Cinco de Mayo and celebrating with a delicious snack from Mami's Churro's and Creamery on DeRusha Eats!

Tuesday 4pm Hour: Jason talks about yesterday's shooting in downtown St. Paul outside a graduation ceremony. Why are these on the rise and what can we do about them? Then on DeRusha Eats he celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Emily Navarrete from Mami's Churros & Creamery.

Tuesday on Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm Hour: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey gave his "State of the City" address this morning and outlined his priorities. Jason asks listeners to weigh in on the state of the state's largest city. Then he's joined by Jess Myers from the Pioneer Press to talk about Game 2 of Wild vs. Avs with Minnesota making a switch in the net. 4pm Hour: Jason talks about yesterday's shooting in downtown St. Paul outside a graduation ceremony. Why are these on the rise and what can we do about them? Then on DeRusha Eats he celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Emily Navarrete from Mami's Churros & Creamery.

In this Mamis Abroad series episode, I sit down with Lina Molina, a Latina mama of three who has been raising her family across continents. Lina shares what it really looks like to pick up your life, move to a country you know nothing about, and still show up as a grounded, intentional mother.We talk about building community from scratch, raising trilingual global kids, keeping your cultura alive far from home, and redefining what "home" even means when you've lived in five countries. If you've ever dreamed about moving abroad but felt scared, this episode is for you.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode159What you'll hear:How Lina and her Colombian-American husband went from Bogotá to Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Bolivia, and now West AfricaThe real challenges of giving birth and raising three kids abroad without family supportTwo go-to strategies for building community anywhere in the worldHow to preserve your culture and the heritage language at homeWhy home is not a place but it's the people you're with and the connections you build along the wayFollow Lina Molina on Instagram:@latinamomtravels@latinamomcoachesSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Mattel knows how to keep Mami happy, but their Rhea Ripley doll's new head sculpt puts the “brutal” in “This is my brutality.” Plus, X-Men fans are having an optic blast with Hasbro's latest Marvel Legends role play reveal. And, He-Man fans are eating good. As long as what they're eating is popcorn. It's The Reluctant Adult Podcast. Email TheReluctantAdultPodcast@gmail.com TikTok @TheReluctantAdultPodcast Instagram @TheReluctantAdultPodcast Facebook The Reluctant Adult Podcast YouTube The Reluctant Adult Podcast Paul's eBay Auctions Save 10% with code RAP101 at New Meta Save and get Free Shipping from Entertainment Earth

In this VLM Spotlight episode, I sit down with Cynthia Contreras, a wife, Latina mom, and bilingual reading specialist. What started as a chat about raising Spanish-dominant kids turned into a beautiful exploration of identity, healing generational trauma, and what it really means to show up for our children while still showing up for ourselves.Cynthia shares her journey from being the only Latina in her Wisconsin classroom, to becoming a first-gen college graduate, to intentionally building a bilingual home for her 5-year-old son. If you've ever felt the pressure of raising kids between two cultures - this episode is for you, mama.What You'll Hear in This EpisodeHow Cynthia went from feeling ashamed of her Spanish to majoring in it in college, and what that identity shift taught her about the power of owning your rootsWhy raising a Spanish-dominant child takes inner work firstWhat parents often misunderstand about how children learn to read in two languages, and simple things you can do at homeThe role of travel, cultural immersion, and daily habits in keeping heritage aliveNavigating the "millennial sandwich": healing generational trauma, raising bilingual kids, growing professionally, and still keeping your marriage and identity intactFollow Cynthia on Instagram: @cynthia.ccontrerasSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

This week, we welcome Lucía Garrett, founder of Pato Pato and the brilliant mind who coined the term "Spanish-first kids." As someone currently raising Spanish-dominant children myself, I was so excited to dive deep into this intentional approach to bilingual parenting. Lucía shares why the Spanish-only stage is so crucial for our kids and how we can stay confident in our choices, even when family members question us or when we feel like we're not doing enough.Want more? Listen to the full, original episode.What You'll Hear:What it means to raise "Spanish-first kids" and why this approach gives Spanish the head start it needs before English takes overHow to handle pressure from family, self-doubt about your Spanish skills, and the fear that your kids will learn incorrectlyReal tactics from families successfully raising Spanish-first children, including how to handle mixed-language householdsWhy isolation is one of the biggest challenges and how finding your tribe makes all the differenceWhat to do when your kids start resisting Spanish and try to switch to EnglishWays to Follow Lucía:Instagram: @play_patopatoWebsite: playpatopato.comFacebook: @playpatopato1Support the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

Tension, transparency, and headline‑making honesty drive this edition of The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast, as the crew breaks down major political and pop‑culture moments shaping the conversation right now. The show opens with global stakes as former President Donald Trump claims the U.S. is talking to the “right people” in Iran to end the ongoing conflict, saying negotiations are moving in a positive direction despite continued military escalation and Iran publicly disputing his claims. As the war enters its fourth week, mixed messages from both sides and an increased U.S. troop presence underscore how fragile and complex the situation remains. In celebrity news, Yung Miami opens up about the heavy personal and financial cost of publicly supporting Diddy after his conviction, revealing she lost deals, money, and relationships but stood by what she experienced personally and described as a “changed man”. Meanwhile, Cardi B makes headlines for reversing course on plans to get a butt reduction, sharing that she now feels confident, comfortable, and at peace with her body after welcoming her fourth child. The episode also spotlights Jay‑Z, who breaks his long silence in a rare GQ interview about a dismissed sexual assault lawsuit, describing the experience as heartbreaking and anger‑inducing, while making clear he refused to settle because the allegations were false and deeply damaging to his family. Together, these moments deliver a powerful mix of news, culture, and candid conversation that keeps the show firmly rooted in what listeners care about most. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yung Miami opens up about the heavy personal and financial cost of publicly supporting Diddy after his conviction, revealing she lost deals, money, and relationships but stood by what she experienced personally and described as a “changed man.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

you know me and and my girl chats, this one just had to happen!! Jazmin Margalef, Uruguayan, first generation Latina, fitness girly, entrepreneur, God fearing, eldest daughter and more, open her heart about her passions. She shares her struggles and her victories trying to make an impact on her community and learning to be a voice for women, especially in our culture. Her story has by far made impact and is relatable to so manySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.