Podcasts about Mondo Guerra

Looking and feeling your best for your destination wedding is vitally important. This episode is a must-listen! Our host, Jennifer Stein is joined by Lauren Shea, a top-tier destination wedding hair and makeup artist, to tackle all your beauty-related questions. From choosing the perfect hair and makeup team from afar to deciding whether to bring your own stylist along, we've got you covered.Lauren shares her expert insights on balancing beauty trends with personal comfort, so you'll feel confident walking down the aisle. Plus, Jennifer and Lauren dive into fun debates like whether bold brows are here to stay or if we're circling back to Gwen Stefani's iconic ‘90s look.Get all the tips, tricks, and expert advice you need to look flawless on your big day. Hit play and start planning your wedding beauty strategy now!Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors:Lovebird - Digital Wedding Invitations, Websites and Save-the-dates: Lovebird.comWeddings by Palladium - Palladium Hotels & Resorts: PalladiumWeddings.comAbout Lauren Shea: Lauren Shea has followed in her grandmother's footsteps of over 64 years in the industry and has over 15 years of experience behind the chair. Lauren Shea has worked on models for the runway at New York and London Fashion Weeks with big names like Jon Reyman, Beppe D'Elia, & Davide Marzola, and leading teams locally in Colorado. Designers include Pamella Roland, Marta Jakubowski, Steven Tai, Nico Panda, Mondo Guerra, Shari Henry, Gita Omri, and more. She is a Luxury Destination Wedding Stylist and Makeup Artist working on brides and wedding parties all over Colorado and the world. She has worked on over 300 weddings during her career and with world renowned photographers like Sandra Aberg for bridal editorial shoots. Her wedding work has been featured by several national media outlets as well as local publications like Rocky Mountain Bride, Couture Colorado, and Colorado Weddings Magazine. Lauren loves working with the camera and production and has branched out to work with clients like Noosa Yoghurt, GentleCure, Marvin Windows, Golf Forever, MaxeyLash, Brother, Lifesize, and CancerCare. She is on L'Oreal Professionnel's national artistic team educating for the pioneering company of hair color and hairdressing education. Her specialties when behind the chair are in blondes, balayage color corrections, hand tied hair extensions, etc. She's a Global Beautick Artist, Luxury Destination Beauty Artist, Production Hair Stylist and Makeup Artist as well as a National L'Oreal Professionnel Artist. You can follow Lauren online at LaurenSheaArtistry.com or on Instagram at @laurenshea.artistryMore about Destination I Do:Destination I Do was established in 2004 and has been publishing real destination weddings, helpful content about planning your wedding away (or honeymoon) and giving advice and inspiration for every couple who is dreaming of their perfect celebration away from home. To learn more about Destination I Do, log on to https://destinationido.com/ and follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/destinationido/ or @destinationido on any other social media platform.

On this episode fashion designer Valerie Mayen joins to talk about her experiences on Season 8 of Project Runway and Season 5 of Project Runway AllStars along with a glimpse into what the fashion industry is like behind the scenes, some inaccuracies and things people did not know PLUS some of the amazing things she's doing with her own company Yellowcake Shop! From her reaction to fellow designer and Project Runway contestant Mondo Guerra disclosing on the show his battle with HIV, to her thoughts on Tim Gunn and the judges, and how helpful (or not) the show is as a designer, Valerie is open about everything. Of equal (if not more) importance are her thoughts on the harsh conditions of fashion workers and inequity in pay for many across the world. To support Valerie's company follow instagram.com/yellowcakeshop or visit yellowcakeshop.com This episode also includes the debut of a new segment "Here's to You" in which cheers is given to someone doing something positive anywhere, that should get some deserved praise and attention. Whether it's someone famous or someone right in your community or own home, positive actions should not go overlooked. To nominate someone email happyhoursteveguy@gmail.com or leave an audio message at anchor.fm/happyhoursteveguy and make sure to give a bit of detail on what the person has done! Follow Happy Hour with Steve Guy on social media as someone will be given praise each day there! If you love the show, PLEASE SUPPORT! You can support with a donation at anchor.fm/happyhoursteveguy and you can also support by sharing each episode, subscribing, leaving a review, following and interacting on social media, and subscribing to the Happy Hour with Steve Guy YouTube channel which features condensed interviews in a variety show type episodic format. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/happyhoursteveguy/support

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Today on the Creative Queso Podcast host Jennifer Perkins talks with Mondo Guerra. Mondo was a runner up on Season 8 of Project Runway and then came back to Project Runway All Stars and won. Currently you can find him hosting Runway Remake for Bluprint, a new companion digital series with a crafty and creative spin. Jen and Mondo chat about his work designing for Rupal’s Drag Race contestants, life after Project Runway and of course queso.HOST: Jennifer Perkinshttp://creativequeso.comhttp://jenniferperkins.comGUEST: Mondo Guerrahttps://www.instagram.com/mondoguerra/ Runway Remake: https://www.mybluprint.com/PRODUCER: Myrriah GossettMUSIC: Chris Boehk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ted Allen, television personality and host of Food Network’s “Chopped” talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about Dining Out For Life the HIV/AIDS fundraiser. Dining Out For Life hosted by Subaru® takes place in 60 cities across North America on Thursday, April 25th. The event was conceived 28 years ago in Philadelphia and the concept is quite simple. More than 3,000 participating restaurants donate a generous percentage of that day’s proceeds to support service providers in their region to fund care, prevention, education, testing, counseling and other essential HIV/AIDS services. This year over 3,000 participating restaurants, thousands of volunteers and an expected 300,000+ diners will be served to raise over $4 million for people living with HIV/AIDS in the United States and Canada. We talked to Ted about being a spokesperson for this fabulous event and his spin on our LGBTQ issues. When asked what he would like Dining Out For Life to accomplish this year Allen stated, “Well I think the model has long been proven, it raises a lot of money. What I think we would like to accomplish this year is to raise more money than we ever had before and we are talking about millions and millions of dollars that you are helping to raise that stays in your community. The money that is raised in Houston is spent in Houston helping your own neighbors, people down the block and I think that’s another thing that people feel really good about with this technique of fundraising.” Emmy and James Beard Award winner Ted Allen is the host of “Chopped” and “Chopped Junior” the Food Network’s hit primetime culinary competition shows and the author of two cookbooks, “In My Kitchen: 100 Recipes and Discoveries for Passionate Cooks” and “The Food You Want to Eat: 100 Smart, Simple Recipes" both published by Clarkson-Potter. Previously he was the food and wine specialist on the Emmy-winning Bravo series “Queer Eye” and a regular judge on both Food Network's “Iron Chef America” and Bravo’s “Top Chef.” This is the twelfth year he has served as a volunteer celebrity spokesperson for Dining Out For Life along with actor/activist Pam Grier (Foxy Brown, Jackie Brown) & HIV positive designer Mondo Guerra, winner of Project Runway All-Stars and host of the new streaming series “Runway Remake”. Ted lives in Brooklyn with his husband Barry Rice.For More Info: diningoutforlife.com LISTEN: 450+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

More and more Colorado candidates seem to be putting a lot of their own money into campaigns these days. Amendment 75 is one proposal to even the odds. Then, reporter Grace Hood answers more of your questions about Prop. 112. Next, a new online archive hopes to preserve Colorado music history. Also, Project Runway favorite Mondo Guerra returns to his native Denver.

Project Runway Alum and HIV/AIDS Activist Mondo Guerra joins The Focus Group this week to talk about his work with Dining Out for Life-among all his other activities. But first, Tim and John share what caught their eye and who is Masaru Ibuka? Shop Talk explores four words to avoid in interviews. See if you agree. We're all business. Except when we're not. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrC iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1 Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMb Stitcher: bit.ly/1N97Zqu Google Play: bit.ly/1pQTcVW YouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5a Also follow Tim and John on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradio Twitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradio Instagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

In this episode we go to the Women's March on Washington. Back in New York, we meet Mondo Guerra, Tania León and Antonio Alarcón. We also discover the work of Make The Road NY and Orphan Starfish Foundation.

We start with Mexican-American fashion designer Mondo Guerra. Later, we’ll meet Cuban filmmaker Juan Padrón. Then, Patricio Lerzundi interviews Catalonian journalist Josep Muñoz. We'll finish at IATI Theater, to discover the play Gazoline

On-location coverage of The Aliveness Project's Dining Out For Life VIP Luncheon with Mondo Guerra

On-location coverage of The Aliveness Project's Dining Out For Life VIP Luncheon with Mondo Guerra

It's a busy weekend in Louisville! The Louisville AIDS Walk takes place this Sunday on the Belvedere, and one of this year's special guests is fashion designer Mondo Guerra. Mondo came out as HIV positive when he was on season 8 of Project Runway (he came in second, but would later win the first Project Runway All-Star season). He's now part of Project I Design—a national campaign geared toward improving communication between HIV patients and their doctors. We speak with Mondo this week, who says that despite increased awareness, there's still stigma surrounding HIV. When he came out on TV, he hadn't told his family yet, waiting until just before the episode aired to have that conversation. "I was very self shaming, and I was very embarrassed, and I didn't feel like I could talk to my parents about this," he says. "Stigma has always played a role in this experience, this journey that I've had with HIV. But at the point that I'm at right now, living with HIV for 13 years and what I've been through, I really try to not use the word 'stigma' in my own personal vocabulary, because I feel like there's so much negativity attached to it." Find out more about the Louisville AIDS Walk here: http://www.kyaids.org/walk And more about Project I Design here: http://www.projectidesign.com/ Elsewhere in town this weekend, the National Jug Band Jubilee is celebrating its 10th anniversary on Saturday at Waterfront Park. Author Michael L. Jones is on the event's board, and hopes to broaden the appeal of jug bands to the descendants of those who pioneered it: African Americans. "When you think of the African slaves, when they came here, they didn't have instruments. They had to make their own instruments," he explains. "And so they turned household objects into musical instruments." Jones stopped by our studio this week to introduce us to some jug band greats, like Earl McDonald and Sara Martin, who made music history right here in Louisville. "This is something that originated in African origins, that African Americans are totally divorced from, because they think plantations, and banjos and stuff," Jones says. "[With] jug music, you see the first combination of European tunes and African rhythms," he says. "I tell people it's the secret history of rock and roll." Find out more about the National Jug Band Jubilee here: http://www.jugbandjubilee.com/ And about Michael's Book, "Louisville Jug Music: From Earl McDonald to the National Jubliee," here: http://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/book/9781626194960

AIDS AWEARness! Dining Out for Life hosted by Subaru is one day when over 3,000 restaurants in 60 cities donate a portion of their proceeds to their local AIDS Service Organizations. This highlight video was taped on February 14, 2013, when Dining Out for Life's newest spokesperson, Mondo Guerra, unveiled a limited edition t-shirt he designed to benefit Dining Out for Life. Be a mover and shaker, visit www.subarugear.com today to get your own limited edition t-shirt!

During tonighs show Robert and Jeromy will be broadcasting live from the International AIDS Conference in Washington DC. Mondo Guerra  will be sittng in with the POZ I AM Radio Show hosts to dicuss his new projects and life after winning Project Runway All Stars.

Mondo Guerra, the rocking 32-year-old breakout star from the eighth season of Project Runway, turned tear ducts to geysers during a past episode, when he revealed his HIV-positive status. Which was a secret he'd been hiding from his deeply religious family for ten years. Once the sobbing subsided, and Mondo laid claim to his much deserved third win in a row (the first turkey in Project Runway history!), a bigger question loomed in the minds of viewers: How did his deeply religious family take the news when they saw it? And did they watch the big reveal live with the rest of America, or were they prepped beforehand? In an interview with Stylelist, Mondo said he told his family just five days before the episode aired. During the challenge the contestants were asked to create a textile pattern inspired by old family photos, evoking "something deeply personal." Guerra created black, yellow and magenta plus-sign print pants, explaining, "The symbolism in the pants are these pluses are positive signs and I've been HIV positive for ten years. When I saw these pictures of my family, it brought back a lot of emotion, so I wanted to pull from the past but also give something back of who I am now."