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Bonjour Boners!What a week of hilarious situations, wild meetings and amazing gifts of art...From a homeless dude making fun of me, to a chance meeting in the park-this episode really is lotsa fun.Subscribe to Get Wood so you can get some laughs in your week!xoxo Jess#comedy #podcast #genx

Marya E. Gates just published her first film book, CINEMA HER WAY: Visionary Female Directors In Their Own Words, and she's programming several rep screenings across the nation for her book tour. In collaboration with The Future of Film is Female, Marya's book tour is bringing GIRLFIGHT to Nitehawk Cinema and MI VIDA LOCA on 35mm at MoMA.✨Follow Marya E. Gates on Substack and Instagram

Johnny Tapia, Mi vida loca. El boxeador, el gran campeón en tres categorías, el hijo de Albuquerque, Nuevo México, una de las figuras más llamativas y populares de la década de los 90. Su boxeo era puro fuego y visceralidad. Pocas veces se había visto tanta intensidad y pasión dentro de un ring. Una existencia corta y trágicamente intensa. Una carrera marcada por su excelencia en el ring, por sus grandes éxitos, por sus épicos triunfos, pero también por sus descalabros y escándalos. El peleador más fiero y valiente en el ring, fuera, era frágil y vulnerable. Una vida y una carrera que fueron una montaña rusa. Pero estuviese arriba o abajo, a Johnny Tapia nunca le faltó el ferviente amor de su gente. Corte 1: “Albuquerque”, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Corte 2: “Albuquerque”, Neil Young Corte 3: “The King of Rock and Roll”, Prefab Sprout Corte 4: “La balada de Heisenberg”, Los Cuates de Sinaloa Corte 5: “New Slang”, The Shins Corte 7: “Soul Bossanova”, Quincy Jones

We're back from our short spring hiatus this week with a very special conversation featuring my friend & occasional co-host, the wonderful Senior Vice President of The Black List, Kate Hagen. Joining us today are two of our favorite women & returning guests, the fabulous writer-director, cinephile, & retired professor Allison Anders, & her incredibly in-demand music supervisor daughter Tiffany Anders. Allison, of course, is the great filmmaker behind such contemporary classics as GAS FOOD LODGING, MI VIDA LOCA, GRACE OF MY HEART, & THINGS BEHIND THE SUN, & Tiffany Anders is the tastemaker & music supervisor behind RESERVATION DOGS, PEN15, & BEEF. Passionate about music - especially rock & its intersection with film - they're here today to tell us all about the upcoming triumphant return of their beloved early aught Los Angeles-based film festival Don't Knock the Rock (aka DKTR), which showcases hard-to-see & overlooked music documentaries & rock classics & boasts Master Classes, Special Guests, discussions with filmmakers, & more. This year's festival is particularly exciting because it has both an in-person component at the American Cinematheque Los Feliz 3, which runs from May 23-27, & a streaming festival hosted by Cineville from May 23-July 31 that everyone can access. Filled with stories about music, movies, records, LA, & more, this breezy, infectiously delightful discussion is a perfect summery weekend listen! Originally Posted on Patreon (5/18/24) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/104487153Theme Music: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, Free Music Archive Shop Watch With Jen logo Merchandise in Logo Designer Kate Gabrielle's Threadless Shop

When Paul invited the filmmaker Allison Anders (Gas Food Lodging, Mi Vida Loca, Grace Of My Heart) to remember the late great Shangri-Las lead singer Mary Weiss (who passed away on January 19th at the age of 75) we thought it was only going to be a 15-minute segment. In hindsight, this was always going to be the full hour. Enjoy! And Record Store Day co-founder Carrie Colliton alerts us to some important RSD announcements coming up at RecordStoreDay.com, and remarks on the passing of Melanie Safka who passed away on January 23rd at the age of 76). The Record Store Day Podcast is written, produced, engineered, and hosted by Paul Myers, who also composed the theme and selected interstitial music. Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, RSDMRKT.com, and Furnace Record Pressing (the official pressing plant of RSD) Thanks to RSD co-founder Michael Kurtz.

Tony Bates is a professional boxer from Dublin. Unbeaten since his debut in 2011, he last fought in 2018. Nicknamed ‘Irish Psycho', he could just as easily have borrowed the moniker ‘Mi Vida Loca' from the legendary hellraiser Johnny Tapia, because life's been crazy up to this point. Growing up in Clondalkin, he gained a fondness for gambling, alcohol and drugs at an early age – ‘the party life' – and somehow found a way to work his excesses around his burgeoning football and boxing careers. In 2008, with the recession starting to bite back home, he headed Down Under where he was called to the ring. Bates sparred every big name in Australia boxing – from Michael Katsidis to Tim Tszyu, Anthony Mundine to Jeff Horn – and started making waves as one of several Irish up-and-comers on the pro scene. But outside the gym, his addictions were always in his ear, coaxing him towards trouble. Gambling was the big one as his life started to spiral out of control. Eventually, Bates was locked up, deemed a violent offender and stuck in a maximum security facility. After serving his sentence, he was due to be deported back to Ireland but then Covid hit and the Aussies decided to dump him on Christmas Island, an external territory mainly used as a refugee and immigration detention centre. Hundreds of miles from the mainland, with no set date for release, no wifi and no visitors, the detainees rioted - with Bates witnessing it all unfold. He contacted The Rocky Road to tell of his plight, trying to find a way out, and believes that going to the media – and informing the authorities – helped him find his way home. And now he's back in Ireland, back in boxing and looking to get back in a professional ring at the age of 35. He's survived shootings (of the tasering variety), stabbings (giving as good as he got) and hundreds of street fights, but is now living a peaceful life of prayer (he is a devout Muslim) and preparation (under the watchful eye of new coach Phil Sutcliffe). It's an unbelievable story and this is the first time he's told it. In Part 2, Tony discusses more about his sparring stories - including movearounds with the likes of Jorge Linares - descending into a life of petty crime, his time behind bars, being knifed and getting his revenge, the code he lives by, Christmas Island riots and plans for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony Bates is a professional boxer from Dublin. Unbeaten since his debut in 2011, he last fought in 2018. Nicknamed ‘Irish Psycho', he could just as easily have borrowed the moniker ‘Mi Vida Loca' from the legendary hellraiser Johnny Tapia, because life's been crazy up to this point. Growing up in Clondalkin, he gained a fondness for gambling, alcohol and drugs at an early age – ‘the party life' – and somehow found a way to work his excesses around his burgeoning football and boxing careers. In 2008, with the recession starting to bite back home, he headed Down Under where he was called to the ring. Bates sparred every big name in Australia boxing – from Michael Katsidis to Tim Tszyu, Anthony Mundine to Jeff Horn – and started making waves as one of several Irish up-and-comers on the pro scene. But outside the gym, his addictions were always in his ear, coaxing him towards trouble. Gambling was the big one as his life started to spiral out of control. Eventually, Bates was locked up, deemed a violent offender and stuck in a maximum security facility. After serving his sentence, he was due to be deported back to Ireland but then Covid hit and the Aussies decided to dump him on Christmas Island, an external territory mainly used as a refugee and immigration detention centre. Hundreds of miles from the mainland, with no set date for release, no wifi and no visitors, the detainees rioted - with Bates witnessing it all unfold. He contacted The Rocky Road to tell of his plight, trying to find a way out, and believes that going to the media – and informing the authorities – helped him find his way home. And now he's back in Ireland, back in boxing and looking to get back in a professional ring at the age of 35. He's survived shootings (of the tasering variety), stabbings (giving as good as he got) and hundreds of street fights, but is now living a peaceful life of prayer (he is a devout Muslim) and preparation (under the watchful eye of new coach Phil Sutcliffe). It's an unbelievable story and this is the first time he's told it. In Part 1, Tony talks about growing up in the toughest area of Dublin, early days in football, finding gambling, drink and drugs, the party scene in the capital, becoming a fighter to battle the bullies (and getting a taste for it), horses, hellraising and converting to Islam. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Miami Vice: Tubbs is trying to make a deal with a bigwig crack dealer named Gallego when Gallego gets ripped off for cash and a suitcase that he almost gave up his life to protect... questions? What's in the suitcase? And why were the robbers wearing prosthetics and stage makeup? This leads back to a once reformed ex-con who runs a theatre for ex-cons called Mi Vida Loca (no relation to the movie) as a way to give them a safe form of expression. Crockett knows the talent Mikey has and can't understand why he gave up so much and burned so many bridges along the way, and now he's at risk of throwing his whole life away, and of those that love him, for Gallego's suitcase. Guest starring: Benecio Del Toro! Show Notes Gallery S3E23 (https://imgur.com/a/R5Vy5VG) For more Vice and Easy Tiktok: @viceandeasypodcast Instagram: @viceandeasypodcast (https://www.instagram.com/viceandeasypodcast/?hl=en) YouTube: Vice and Easy Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm2ci7Vb75Tgf1uGMOjfvNQ)

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I know you're doing everything you can to lean fully into the complete experience of life.  You're going for it in your career, relationships, family, and overall experiences. No matter how hard you try, and even if you have a similarly motivated family – things will never be perfect, not even close.  So, what do you do when other people describe your life with negative adjectives? Listen to this episode to find out what I do in these situations.   Do you want to know when my executive coaching opens to take in new clients again? Subscribe to the "Rise and Shine" Newsletter, curated for introverted women who want to rise to executive leadership; when my program opens - you'll be the first to know. If you have questions or want to connect, email me at tami.north@genuinedrivenwomen.com. Click here to leave a review! If you LOVE what you hear, the best way you can help me spread the word about this podcast is by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sharing an episode you LOVE with a friend. It would mean the world if you would take a few minutes to write an Apple Podcast review.

(Airdate 3/2/23) Luis J. Rodríguez was born in El Paso, Texas. He grew up in Watts and the East Los Angeles area, where his family faced poverty and discrimination. A gang member and drug user at the age of twelve, by the time he turned eighteen, Rodríguez had lost twenty-five of his friends to gang violence, drug overdoses, shootings, and suicide. He wrote two autobiographical accounts of his experiences with gang violence and addiction, It Calls You Back: An Odyssey Through Love, Addiction, Revolutions, and Healing, and Always Running: La Vida Loca, Gang Days in L.A. Luis is a two-time gubernatorial candidate and the founder of Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural (and bookstore and publisher.) www.tiachucha.org

NEW EPISODE! Ep. 24 Living Your Best Life with Angel AvilesMuch has happened in the three decades since Angel Aviles brought the role of Sad Girl in the film Mi Vida Loca to life. A decade-long career in marketing communications followed her time in the film industry, as did marriage and children. Despite having what looked like an ideal life, in 2008, Angel had her first panic attack, which led to debilitating anxiety and depression. Determined to get well in body, mind and spirit, she went on a quest. In 2010, she began sharing her findings on her blog. In 2011, her coaching practice was born. In 2020, her book "Too Happy to Be Sad Girl" became a bestseller. Today, Angel and Sandra discuss her influence in the Latinx community, coaching and speaking on culture, creativity, and confidence with the casual backdrop of their new friendship. BONUS! This is the premiere episode on our NEW YouTube Channel! Check out the full video version of this interview HERE! https://youtu.be/-DB-TJlOSekThis episode was recorded at The Bridge Studio in Brooklyn, NY on January 30, 2023.Engineered by Brianna Cofield and Amon DrumConnect with AngelInstagramConnect with NopaleraWebsiteInstagramTik TokJoin Sandra's Entrepreneurial NewsletterAsk a business question

GABRIEL GONZALEZ is a Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter and leader of a new break-out collective of world class musicians embodying the truth of the Los Angeles Latin experience –  La Verdad.  Since 2015 Gonzalez has also been a lead singer for Boogaloo Assassins. the famed 12-piece Latin Boogaloo, Salsa, and Latin Soul band with whom Gonzalez  is about to release a new album.Since the beginning of his career as a child performer in Mexican films, Gonzalez (also known as Gabrielito) established himself as a notable actor and singer on both stage and screen.  In addition to appearing in Allison Anders' classic indie film Mi Vida Loca, Gonzalez also toured with Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning musical In the Heights. This ARTLAWS podcast interview was recorded live at the Circo De Los Muertos concert at Sofitel Los Angeles in Beverly hills.

Welcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #106 “ENJOY LIFE... AND THEN, ENJOY YOUR BIRTHDAY!” This episode brings me back to the beginning, to the start, to the kickoff, to the jump... to chapter one! The beginning of my crazy life. Mi Vida Loca!! I am happy to say, it's my 66th Birthday today, and that's enough! I am wishing you a Great Day Today, a Great Weekend this Weekend... and as always... I'm wishing you a GREAT LIFE! I'm goin' to Party! LATER... CLICK THE ATTACHED LINK TO SEE OUR LATEST PROGRAM EMAIL OR TO SUBSCRIBE:  https://conta.cc/3StisQh https://conta.cc/3StisQh Intro & Outro Music Provided by... Soul II Soul, Song: "Keep on Movin'!" Musical Guests, Cupid, Song: "Cupid Shuffle"; Gerald Albright & Norman Brown, "Champagne Life"; Ne-Yo, "Champagne Life"; Pieces of a Dream, "All In'.  Contributing article: "How to enjoy life in a way most people don't." By: Hannah Braime

Your bluetooth will find it's voice when Veronica paints the sequel to her life after her Cultural Iconoclastic Film about LA's Echo Park. BONUS: Make Your Crazy Life Into A Successful Life. #hardluckshow #mividaloca #veronica #chicana #latinfilm@biglucks17 @estevanoriol @seanlewis @veroechopark @chumahan_ HLS PROTO EPISODES: hls.gumroad.com/l/usdthiSupermaxhardware.comwww.hardluckshow.comwww.hardluckshow.com/mercadoSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Your bluetooth will re-live the crazy life when Veronica who collaborated and made authentic the film Mi Vida Loca cruises into the HLS Studio to discuss the film and her real life with Big Lucks, Ol' Blue Eyes, and Chumahan, hear how the director approached Veronica's mom on the bus about maing the film, hear how Veronica read the script and said, “We don't talk like that,” hear what celebrities Veronica did not recognize on the set and why Salma Hayek does not seem to acknowledge this was her first film. BONUS: Veronica's husband Mike talks about what it's like being married to a Legend. #hardluckshow #mividaloca #veronica #chicana #latinfilm @biglucks17 @estevanoriol @seanlewis @veroechopark @chumahan_ HLS PROTO EPISODES: hls.gumroad.com/l/usdthiSupermaxhardware.comwww.hardluckshow.comwww.hardluckshow.com/mercadoHLS: Audiobook ART OF WAR hls.gumroad.com/l/mbhxsEmail to: hluckshow@gmail.comEmail to: sean@movemental.mediaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

EPISODE 31 - About our Guest,  Author & CoachAngel Aviles is a former actress who is currently a Latinx influencer, an award-winning life coach, and a motivational speaker. She facilitates dynamic workshops, across the United States where she helps people learn to connect to their inner creative and use their anxiety as a wellness barometer.When she is not at work, she is a mom, a traveler, a volunteer, a tech evangelist, a food justice advocate, a mentor, a soulmate, a seeker, and most of all, genuinely human.The Movie- Mi Vida Loca Mousie and Sad Girl are childhood best friends in a contemporary Los Angeles poor Hispanic neighborhood. But when Sad Girl becomes pregnant by Mousie's boyfriend, a drug dealer named Ernesto, the two become bitter enemies. While their dispute escalates towards violence, the violence of the world around them soon also impacts their lives.The BookToo Happy To Be Sad Girl: Surviving Sadness, Ditching Anxiety and Learning to ThriveAre you looking for the courage and inspiration to finally start living your truth? Do you want to find happiness, stop struggling with low self-esteem, and finally kick anxiety to the curb?Now's the time! Too Happy to Be Sad Girl is more than a self-help book. It's a deeply personal story about a woman who suffered through years of anxiety and panic attacks and often wondered why she was even alive. Written by brown-girl icon, Angel Aviles, also known as Sad Girl from the cult film, classic Mi Vida Loca. This heartfelt autobiography will make you laugh, cry, think, and encourage you to stand up for yourself! If you are ready to be inspired and take a brave step towards finding out who you are, what you want, and how to get there with joy, start reading this guidebook now. Angel keeps it real and gives you some insight into how you too, can learn to live with less anxiety and become the person you've always wanted to be.Are you looking for the courage to finally start living your truth?Are you ready to find happiness in yourself, stop struggling with self-worth, and finally kick anxiety to the curb?Now's the time! Too Happy to Be Sad Girl is an inspiring guide that will make you laugh, cry, think, and finally stand up for yourself!If you've spent years feeling like you've put everyone else's needs ahead of your own, struggling with self-esteem, or just felt like you were not living up to your potential, you're not alone. Every one of us has a unique journey, often filled with pain, hardship, and a hefty dose of dark times. Every one of us must find the strength and courage to live with and on purpose.Angel Aviles is one of those people who made a living making movies. In fact, in 1993, she appeared as the Sad Girl in the cult classic film Mi Vida Loca. At some point though, her battle with anxiety and panic took her from heaven through hell. She learned so much in the process. Angel has helped countless women find self-worth and happiness in themselves. With her book, you can begin the process of becoming "too happy," too!https://www.toohappytobesadgirl.com/___Affiliate book link: https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast presented by True Media Solutions

In this very special episode, The Black List's Director of Community Kate Hagen returns to the podcast to help me welcome one of our all-time favorite filmmakers to Watch With Jen. A Los Angeles based independent writer-director who's won both a MacArthur Genius Grant along with a Peabody Award, Allison Anders' acclaimed films include her terrific debut "Border Radio" (co-directed with UCLA classmates Kurt Voss and Dean Lent), "Gas Food Lodging," "Mi Vida Loca," "Grace of My Heart," "Things Behind the Sun," and more. Although we'd mainly planned to come together to celebrate the 30th anniversary of her award-winning sophomore feature "Gas Food Lodging," soon our richly free-flowing conversation opened up to span the beloved director's entire career. Whether she's describing her time spent inspiring Harry Dean Stanton's performance on the set of "Paris, Texas" while working as a PA for Wim Wenders, directing Brooke Adams on "Gas Food Lodging," collecting Greta Garbo's records, or appearing in Paul McCartney's liner notes, Anders' stories will delight film students, buffs, and professionals alike. Filled with laughter, great advice, and creative inspiration, this is one of our best episodes so far. Originally Posted on Patreon (3/4/22) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/63342725 Logo: Kate Gabrielle (KateGabrielle.com)Theme Music: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, Free Music Archive

This week I am speaking with actor, director, and author, Angel Aviles. Who is best known for her role as Sad Girl, in the cult movie classic "Mi Vida Loca." Her book "To Happy to be Sad Girl: Surviving Sadness, Ditching Anxiety, and Learning to Thrive" is a beautifully written autobiography about her internal healing and integration story, and the lessons she learned along the way that can help you, the reader. Angel and I discuss the stigmas about healing and our Latino Community, and she offers candid advice for anyone afraid to address their own healing. Angel also shares her passions about creating true and authentic self-worth, healing your divine feminine, and thriving in every moment of your life. To find out more about Angel, follow her on Instagram @angelawakened Grab a copy of Angel's book here Podcast Sponsor: Saged is a spiritual app and resource center for Earth-based teachings and practices.  Stay aligned, connected and supported on your spiritual journey, with Saged. Download Saged for free from your Andriod and iPhoneApp stores. Follow Saged on Instagram @sagedapp Podcast Production: Written, directed, and edited by Krista Xiomara Produced by LightCasting Original Music by Mr. Pixie Follow this podcast on Instagram @ianwpodcast

Tiny Thickemz is a comedian and is the host of "The Nasty Show" at the Laugh Factory Chicago. We talk about dating black with varying sizes and abilities, the white dude she dated (it was wreck less) and sex toys! She's a weekend lesbian, used Nair on her privates, I show her cholas in "Mi Vida Loca", watch the p*ssy scene from "Dusk Till Dawn" and she does her McDonalds Bone Thug Parody.   Please head over to Chicago Reader under city life and vote for The Lobo Den Podcast as best podcast: https://chicagoreader.com/best-of-chicago/2021-nominating-voting-ballot-categories/#/gallery/309755284     Support The Lobo Den Podcast by joining the Patreon with bonus content and more: https://www.patreon.com/theloboden If you want record a podcast in the Chicago land area reach out to my producer from "The People of Comedy Network" James Webb (he's probably booked though so he can also record your special at Zanies).  https://www.instagram.com/aclysm  YouTube: https://youtu.be/K9ood5ZVnDg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiny_thickemz1/ https://www.instagram.com/thelobodenpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/lobo9110/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theloboden Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobodenpodcast https://twitter.com/lobo9110   Donate: https://www.paypal.me/thelobodenpodcast Links: https://linktr.ee/theloboden

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Angel Aviles is an actor and author. She has worked with big name directors like, movie legend Quintin Tarantino. Throughout her acting career, Aviles would probably be best known for the 1993 cult classic film, Mi Vida Loca where she played the character, Sad Girl. More than 20 years after that film, Aviles is now a published author who's book Too Happy to Be Sad Girl was released in September of 2020. It is a true mission of Aviles' to encourage women of future generations to be happy with themselves, and find the greatest qualities within them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayme-starr/support

Listeners, we're back this week with Angel Aviles.In the early 90s, Angel Aviles boldly decided to pursue her dream of becoming an actress. The Bronx native moved from New York City to Hollywood, and landed roles on projects with up-and-coming directors like Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Michael Patrick King, and many others. In 1993, she nabbed a starring role in the cult classic “Mi Vida Loca,” directed and written by award-winning filmmaker Allison Anders. Her big break in the role of “Sad Girl” cemented Aviles legacy in Chicano culture.Following her acting career, Aviles became an entrepreneur. Today, she is a transformational life coach, a motivational speaker, and an advocate for social justice, leading workshops and master classes and encouraging others to live their best lives.The former actress-turned-life coach is the author of “Too Happy to Be Sad Girl,” The title is a nod to Aviles' most famous role in “Mi Vida Loca.”“Mi Vida Loca,” centers around young Mexicanas and Latinas growing up in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. It offers a slice life and the everyday struggles for a group of Latino youth -- including their friendships, romantic entanglements, and  motherhood -- in a neighborhood ravaged by gang violence. For almost 30 years, the portrayal of “Sad Girl”  by Aviles in this classic film has become an iconic representation of both strength and vulnerability in Chicano culture. “Mi Vida Loca” is currently available for viewing on YouTube.In 2009, Aviles suffered from depression, anxiety, and panic attacks, which began her own journey of mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. Healed and happy, Aviles is proud to say that with years of therapy, she's no longer a “sad girl,” finding herself, her sanity, and most importantly, her purpose.“Too Happy to Be Sad Girl” offers readers some valuable techniques to reduce stress, improve communication, intensify focus and help individuals become more present. The book features heartfelt and sometimes comical anecdotes of understanding, offering readers the keys to the power of forgiveness, acceptance and love. Ultimately, “Too Happy To Be Sad Girl,” is an invitation for individuals to stay present, and have an active role in the celebration of their own life.Aviles facilitates dynamic workshops across the country, helping hundreds of people connect with their inner “chingona” – that is,  badass. At her company, Angel Awakened, Aviles and her team provide safe spaces for people to learn and share experiences that foster creativity, promote unity and inspire hope.When she's not at work, Aviles is a mom, a traveler, a volunteer, a tech evangelist, a food justice advocate, a mentor, a soulmate, a seeker, and, most importantly, a human being.During our conversation, we talked about:Growing up in NYC and moving to CaliforniaHer heritageChoosing to leave HollywoodWriting her bookNext steps in her life This  episode is brought to you by the 30 Day Tapping Challenge with PamI created the 30 Day Tapping Challenge because I know, like me, you have limiting beliefs holding you back and preventing you from moving to the next level. Those money stories reminding you why you're not worthy of an expensive pair of headphones, or that raise you know you deserve. Join me and let's tap for 30 days on these beliefs. Head over to tappingchallengewithpam.com Follow Angel on all things social:YouTubeWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInTwitterToo Happy to be Sad Girl:WebsiteAmazonGoodreads Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam ChallengeIf you are a business owner, join us for Aligned MastermindLearn about PowerSistersSubscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining! 

In the early 90s, Angel Aviles boldly decided to pursue her dream of becoming an actress. The Bronx native moved from New York City to Hollywood, and landed roles on projects with up-and-coming directors like Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Michael Patrick King, and many others. In 1993, she nabbed a starring role in the cult classic “Mi Vida Loca,” directed and written by award-winning filmmaker Allison Anders. Her big break in the role of “Sad Girl” cemented Aviles legacy in Chicano culture. Following her acting career, Aviles became an entrepreneur. Today, she is a transformational coach, a motivational speaker, and an advocate for social justice, leading workshops and masterclasses and encouraging others to live their best lives. The former actress-turned-life coach is the author of “Too Happy to Be Sad Girl,” The title is a nod to Aviles' most famous role in “Mi Vida Loca.” Today, she's dropping gems of knowledge and sentiments of healing! This show is going to FIRE you up! So, get ready as we prepare you to put YOU first, live authentically, and when needed, enjoy a guilt-free mental health day!!!

This week, host Scott Crawford spoke with Tiffany Anders—one of Hollywood's most sought after music supervisors. She also happens to be the daughter of indie filmmaker Allison Anders ("Gas, Food, Lodging," "Mi Vida Loca," "Grace of My Heart") and a critically acclaimed songwriter (whose second LP, "Funny Cry Happy Gift" was produced by PJ Harvey). Anders discussed the ups and downs of being a music supervisor, working on the Emmy nominated "Pen 15," singing with J. Mascis, finding the perfect soundtrack song and more on this week's episode of SPOKE. Instagram: @jumblequeen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-crawford3/message

On this episode, the LOL crew interviews actress turned transformational life coach, motivational speaker, and advocate for social justice: Angel Aviles. Angel tells us how she got her role  as Sad Girl in the classic 1993 movie Mi Vida Loca and her journey to becoming a best selling author and mindset coach.

She's back! We have our friend Kiara Gallegos back on the podcast for another great appearance. She plays the "Who's Hotter" game and shares more bad dating stories. Arthur reviews the movie Mi Vida Loca and Greg is reminded of his bad party days. Our longest episode yet and filled with tons of topics. Enjoy!

Welcoming Comedian Lola Hernandez, aka LOCA LOLA, to Noey Knows Nothing! Lola tells us about her alter ego, her dreams to work alongside George Lopez, & shares her thoughts on being a confident woman in the entertainment industry. In Lola's words... this episode is "espicy"! @LOLAMIVIDALOCA @noeygnome @ericbernalcomedy

En la tercera entrega de mayo hicimos un recorrido por un discazo de una banda que todos queremos mucho: "Mi Vida Loca" (1995) de Los Auténticos Decadentes con himnos que llegaron para quedarse en nuestras fiestas, en nuestras canchas, en nuestras vidas. Luego recordamos a una gran banda cubana llamada Orishas. De ahi nos fuimos a Cordoba para conocer el trabajo de Julian Tor y terminamos, de nuevo en Campana, con uno de sus grandes artistas: Rodrigo Vallejos. Espero que lo disfruten ♥

Mousie and Sad Girl are childhood best friends in a contemporary Los Angeles poor Hispanic neighborhood. But when Sad Girl becomes pregnant by Mousie's boyfriend, a drug dealer named Ernesto, the two become bitter enemies. While their dispute escalates towards violence, the violence of the world around them soon also impacts their lives.

El 4to álbum de estudio de los Auténticos Decadentes al estilo de Paneo

In this episode we're chatting with the legendary Pam Tillis! Pam is a 3-time CMA award winner, including the prestigious 1994’s Female Vocalist Of The Year Award, and being nominated multiple times for Grammy’s Best Female Country Vocal Performance in 1993 for “Maybe It Was Memphis, in 1996 for “Mi Vida Loca” and in 1998 for “All The Good Ones Are Gone”. Pam is also proud to be a 9-time Academy of Country Music Award nominee, a 2-time Grammy award winner and 6-time Grammy nominee, and an American Music Award’s nominee. Most recently, Pam has celebrated an IBMA award win in 2004 for Recorded Event Of The Year “Livin’ Lovin’ Losin’” and most recently a 2012 IBMA Song Of The Year nomination for co-writing, Dale Ann Bradley’s “Somewhere South Of Crazy”. Pam has performed on the stages of Broadway in New York, modeled on the pages of Glamour Magazine and is a proud member of The Grand Ole Opry. As well as singing, Tillis has acted in guest spots on television and on stage. In 1998, Tillis felt it was the right time to expand her acting repertoire. She appeared in back-to-back crossover episodes of Promised Land and Diagnosis: Murder on CBS and NBC's L.A. Law. Tillis later said, "My interest in acting started in 1989 when I starred in Tennessee Repertory's 'Jesus Christ Superstar' as Mary Magdalene". She has also appeared on Broadway in Smokey Joe's Café which ran from 1995 to 2000. She has also appeared as herself in seven episodes of the country music drama Nashville. In 2020, Tillis announced that she had been recording a new album, her first record since 2012's ReCollection and her solo release first of original material since RhineStoned in 2007. On February 28, 2020, Tillis released the title track of the album, "Looking for a Feeling" and revealed that the album would be released on her own record label, Stellar Cat, on April 24. The album features 12 tracks, six of which were co-written by Tillis, as well as a cover of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings' "Dark Turn of Mind". Learn more about Pam Tillis online at http://pamtillis.com

HBO Documentary:T.A.P.I.A.

On today's episode we are joined by former actress, Angel Aviles aka "Sad Girl" from the film, Mi Vida Loca...who is now an author, transformational coach, and keynote speaker. Her story is INCREDIBLE and now it's in her own book that took her 10 years to write. We talk...mental health, depression, anxiety, Hollywood, family, and so much more. We ABSOLUTELY loved having her on the show! What a story!  IG: @sistersisterthepodcast @RaqCsWorld @LaSusie @AngelAwakened  

We’re almost done with this month’s Season of the Witch series, but wanted to sneak in a special mini-episode! If you’ve ever seen the 1995 anthology film, Four Rooms, you know that there’s a segment directed by Allison Anders (Mi Vida Loca) about a coven of witches (including Madonna!) that gather in a hotel room on New Year’s Eve to resurrect their goddess, Diana. It’s short but sweet, and the costumes (by Susan L. Bertram and Mary Claire Hannan) are to die for. Blessed be! Show notes: Don't duct tape your boobs like Blaire did in the '90s...use Nue instead. Listen to our Mi Vida Loca episode. Our past witch movie episodes here: Practical Magic (1998) The Craft (1996)  Witches of Eastwick (1987) The Love Witch (2016) The Witches (2020) Teen Witch (1989) Hocus Pocus (1993) For visuals of the costumes, follow us on Instagram at @fishnetflixpod  DM or email your movie requests at info@fishnetflix.com!

They say an end can be a startFeels like I've been buried yet I'm still aliveIt's like a bad day that never endsI feel the chaos around meA thing I don't try to denyI'd better learn to accept thatThere are things in my life I can't controlThey say love ain't nothing but a soreI don't even know what love isToo many tears have had to fallDon't you know I'm so tired of it allI have known terror dizzy spellsFinding out the secrets words won't tellWhatever it is it can't be namedThere's a part of my world that's fading away

Un relato que escribi en un cuaderno, a puro lapiz y papel, y me doy cuenta que la mente siempre debe ser positiva para lograr buenas cosas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/javywarsay/support

WE'RE BACK!! Welcome back to the Millennial Mija Podcast, this is an extremely special episode with Angel Aviles a.k.a. Sad Girl from Mi Vida Loca! Angel and Angela discuss the actual process of turning pain into power, and what that means for them. Justice for Breonna Taylor: www.standwithbre.com Support BLM: BLM LA  BLM Long Beach Justice for Vanessa Guillen: Change.org Petition Justice for Andres Guardado: Change.org Petition

Johnny Tapia was "one of a kind." NOW I know you hear that alot in sports, but "Mi Vida Loca" aka "My Crazy Life," that was a story in itself. Teresa Tapia weighs in and discusses what brought about Johnny's early death. Click and listen to this segment of "Ring Talk Worldwide," the longest running fight show, 36 years, in history. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pedro516/support

I sombreri di sicurezza, la responsabilità legale dei social proposta da Trump, il primo protagonista gay di un corto Disney, la freschissima segnaletica di Parigi, le pecche ecologiche di un mondo pandemico e davvero un sacco di altre cose succose che non sapevi

Nineties country hitmaker celebrates 11th studio album “Maybe It Was Memphis,” “Spilled Perfume,” “Shake the Sugar Tree,” “Cleopatra, Queen of Denial,” “Let That Pony Run,” and “Mi Vida Loca" are among the songs that define Pam Tillis' hitmaking career that began nearly 30 years ago. She's one of 90's country's leading ladies, and is celebrating the release of her 11th studio album, Looking for a Feeling, that drops today (Fri, April 24th) on her own Stellar Cat Records via OneRPM Distribution. Tillis chats with Buddy Iahn and Matt Bailey about the new project, what's she's doing during the quarantine, her career and more on this edition of The Music Universe Podcast. Check out our other Podcasts! Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts and TuneIn.

Today's special guest is actress Christina Solis, she had roles in various films, one including Mi Vida Loca, as she played the role of Baby Doll. We discuss various topics, tune in and learn more about the homegirl...

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Spanish 3 is a blast!

El Cine welcomes Jacob Vargas! Jacob has created countless iconic characters in film and television (Romy and Michelle's High Schoo Reunion, Mi Vida Loca, Next Friday) and discusses his current role in Mr. Iglesias and his role in Selena, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When discussing the pioneering figures of what would eventually come to be known as Chicano Rap, there is perhaps no group more iconic and more revered than A Lighter Shade of Brown. Formed in Riverside, CA, in 1990, when ODM (One Dope Mexican, born Robert Gutierrez) was introduced to DTTX (Don't Try to Xerox, born Bobby Ramirez); the duo was part of an explosion of Latin Hip-Hop groups and artists to rise to prominence in the late 1980s and early-'90s; joining the likes of Mellow Man Ace, Kid Frost, Proper Dos, Aztec Tribe, Hi-C, Delinquent Habits, Fundoobiest, Psycho Realm & Cypress Hill among a cavalcade of others to rise to prominence in the early part of the decade. Over the course of nine years, the duo released a string of five albums and provided songs for films such as Mi Vida Loca, Bulletproof and I Like It Like That and penning some of the most iconic songs in the Chicano Rap sub-genre. While the duo didn't quite become household Hip-Hop names, or reach the level of mainstream success as some of their contemporaries; Lighter Shade of Brown was nonetheless a groundbreaking duo that not only helped break down barriers for Chicanos in Hip-Hop during the early 90s but Latino emcees of various backgrounds across the nation. Having paved the way and helped create an entirely new lane for modern Chicano rappers to follow Lighter Shade of  Brown's status and contributions to Hip-Hop are forever cemented in their music and their legacy; their music is still enjoyed by countless fans to this very day. We had the chance to talk with ODM and discuss the origins of the group, the history behind some of their most iconic songs, the rise, decline, and resurgence of Lighter Shade of Brown, as well the days leading up to DTTX's tragic passing in 2016. With that said, we are proud to present the twelfth episode of Step Off! Radio with ODM of Lighter Shade of Brown.

Hood chic has always been chic and Mi Vida Loca put on for barrio culture and fashion in film. Susan L. Bertram laced this love story about friendship with authentic Echo Park style...before the gentrification. Ya know! 

We fly the rainbow flag and get our queer convo on. Plus, two different takes on cholo classics Blood In Blood Out and Mi Vida Loca. And in the que hay de nuevo: Danny Trejo. The man, the legend, the donas and taco king. 

Life in Echo Park LA for two girls and the baby daddy they share and their gorwing gang

Join Keegan, Cassi and Christina as they play f@#$, marry, kill with the Three Amigos and talk more about Zac Efron, get down on preferences versus standards and share another awesome first kiss story! Cassi shares a Crazy in Love story of Steve McNair. Got a worst date story you want to share? Email us at: MyWorstDatePodcast@gmail.com Follow us on social media! Instagram: @myworstdatepodcast Twitter: @WorstDatePod PATREON: www.patreon.com/myworstdate AUDIBLE: http://www.audibletrial.com/myworstdate ONE HOPE wine 30% off listener special: bit.ly/worstdatepodcastwine

On Episode 1 of the Hippie Cholo Podcast we talk about how we met, the movie "Mi Vida Loca" and wonder if cholos still exist. Check out these links for further Hippie Cholo education: "Cheech and Chong's Next Movie" "Mi Vida Loca" "VARRIO" by Gusmano Cesaretti "Look into My Eyes: Nuevomexicanos por Vida" by Kevin Bubriski  

In this episode we go Beyond + Back with award-winning independent filmmaker Allison Anders. How do I introduce Allison Anders? I will give you the highlight reel:  Her films include Border Radio, Mi Vida Loca, Gas Food Lodging, Sugartown, Grace of My Heart She’s received a Peabody Award and a MacArthur Genius Grant She's a loving mother and friend, a multi-faceted survivor And she's kind of a badass in my opinion I interviewed Allison at her home in Pasadena, California. Before I finished setting up the microphones in her cozy kitchen, we were already having a great conversation. I gotta tell you, we get real right away — In the first few minutes, we discuss her film Things Behind the Sun, which deals with the subject of sexual abuse similar to what Allison experienced in her own life, so be advised if that’s a sensitive or triggering subject for you.   Other topics we discuss include the state of the DIY ethic, how mentorships should come about, how to connect with actors, and how she often starts a project with a question.

In our 228th episode (Mi vida loca), we are going to review the most characteristic, interesting and useful free web sites in Spanish in order to help you keep your progress in Spanish. Today, a serie of excellent web sites where improve your Spanish.The first one, the Spanish BBC video course: Mi Vida Loca. En nuestro episodio nº 228: Mi Vida Loca, vamos a seguir revisando el universo de los sitios web en español a los que podéis acceder gratuitamente y que son educativos, interesantes, buenos y útiles para que sigáis progresando con vuestro español. Hoy, toda una serie de excelentes sitios web en los que podéis seguir mejorando vuestro español. El primero, un curso de la BBC Español con videos que se llama La Vida Loca.

Three generations of Anders. Beginning with Allison Anders. One of the best American film directors working today. She is most well known for her films, Gas Food Lodging, Mi Vida Loca and Grace of My Heart. Most recently Allison has worked in television on shows like Orange is the New Black and the Emmy nominated television movie Ring of Fire. She has also been awarded a MacArthur Genius Grant as well as a Peabody Award. Tiffany Anders is a top music supervisor of films, including the recent End of the Tour. Rachel Young is Allison's Mom and Tiffany's Grandmother!

Dan Ireland began his career as the co-founder / co-director of The Seattle International Film Festival. Among his many accomplishments, he launched the American Premieres and releases of such notable films as SOLDIER OF ORANGE, THE ROAD WARRIOR, ALIEN, THE STUNT MAN, CHOOSE ME, KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN, MONA LISA, DANCE WITH A STRANGER, ANOTHER COUNTRY, CHOOSE ME, and BLOOD SIMPLE, among many others. In the 1980's, Ireland (along with Darryl Macdonald) was the co-owner / co-operator of The Egyptian Theatre, the most successful independent theatre in the state of Washington. Ireland remained at the theatre and festival until 1986, where he was Executive Vice President of Acquisitions for Vestron Pictures. It was at Vestron that Ireland developed his filmmaking skills. During his time there, he was Executive Producer of fifteen films including John Huston's final film THE DEAD (two Oscar nominations), Bernard Rose's (CANDYMAN, IMMORTAL BELOVED, ivansxtc.) feature debut PAPERHOUSE and Ken Russell's THE RAINBOW. In 1993, Ireland joined Cineville, one of the leading independent film production companies which produced such films as DELUSION, GAS FOOD LODGING and MI VIDA LOCA. In 1996 Ireland made his debut as a feature director for Cineville with the highly acclaimed film, THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD, starring Vincent D'Onofrio and Renee Zellweger also produced by Ireland and D'Onofrio. His subsequent directorial credits include: THE VELOCITY OF GARY, PASSIONADA and most recently, MRS. PALFREY AT THE CLAREMONT.