Podcast appearances and mentions of nadia hernandez

Wine, flamingos, and a glass box…this is NOT your typical BILIH episode...Amit and Jeff join you from the ASRA Spring Annual Meeting 2025 in Orlando, Florida, where they recorded live interviews with over a dozen influential thinkers in regional anesthesiology. Join us as we chat and laugh with James Kim, Sandy Kopp and Nadia Hernandez over discussions of POCUS, probe covers, catheters, the NEW anticoagulation guidelines, and much much more!

The Stockdale cross country program competed in Shiner Sept. 16 with high marks and several teams placing in the top three. Varsity girls: 3rd place, team Brianna Tomerlin - 2nd place Peyton Keller - 6th place Lexi West - 18th place Adryana Chavez - 19th place Nadia Hernandez - 22nd place Abrielle Chavez - 23rd place Lexie Dukas - 38th place Varsity boys: 1st place, team Taylor Warrick - 2nd place Cooper Warrick - 5th place Matthew Kurtz - 12th place Nicholas Martinez - 15th place Ivan Martinez - 17th place MC McGuffin - 25th place Gio Medrano - 27th...Article Link

The city earmarked $1.2 billion for social services in the 2022 “Chicago Recovery” Budget. But according to WTTW, just $130 million has been spent this year on violence prevention, affordable housing, youth programs, mental health, and helping unhoused Chicagoans. WTTW politics reporter Heather Cherone tells host Jacoby Cochran why so little money has been spent. Plus, Nadia Hernandez, print managing editor for The DePaulia, DePaul University's student newspaper, talks about election season on campus and why students continue to lose faith in CTA. And stick around for rare birds, dorm plants, and new music rounding out this week's Goooooddd Newwsss!   Good News:  The Magic Stump WTTW Article “There's a Magic Stump in Central Illinois, and It'll Change the Way You Look at Farmland” New Music: Aang by Pivot Gang  Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm Call or Text Us: (773) 780-0246 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nidia, Nayeli, and Nadia Hernandez are three sisters with a mission to help their community rise with the use of STEAM and financial education. They share with us how they began their business, "Little Dreamers Publishing", and how your kids can benefit from their amazing ideas. Tune in to learn more about their YouTube channel, their books, the activities they offer for children, and much more. Follow them at https://www.instagram.com/littledreamerspublishing/ Check out all of their resources at https://linktr.ee/littledreamerspublishing #parenting #childrensbooks #Latinapublishers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dalitalks/message

She's On Call - episode 2 - brand new medical and health show! This is She’s On Call, a weekly show hosted by NYC-based doctors ENT specialist Dr. Sujana Chandrasekhar and general surgeon Dr. Marina Kurian. Our guests on this episode are Dr. Nadia Hernandez and Dr. Lilun Li. You’re invited to ask the doctors anything! The physicians and their guests’ views are their own and do not represent any institution. Please contact your doctor for any personal questions. Please hit share and join us live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube at @shesoncall. Hashtag: #ShesOnCall

She's On Call - episode 2 - brand new medical and health show! This is She’s On Call, a weekly show hosted by NYC-based doctors ENT specialist Dr. Sujana Chandrasekhar and general surgeon Dr. Marina Kurian. Our guests on this episode are Dr. Nadia Hernandez and Dr. Lilun Li. You’re invited to ask the doctors anything! The physicians and their guests’ views are their own and do not represent any institution. Please contact your doctor for any personal questions. Please hit share and join us live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube at @shesoncall. Hashtag: #ShesOnCall

¡Nuevo episodio! hoy Brenda tiene una invitada especial Nadia Hernandez. Estarán hablando si las mujeres son mejores administradoras. El dinero es un tema complicado de hablar, sigue siendo en México un tabú y es muy difícil que encontremos las preguntas y las respuestas adecuadas. Genera tu asesoría gratis en networth.mx

This week I catch up with Sydney based artist Nadia Hernandez to discuss her Venezuelan roots and how it links with her art.

Today was Agenda co-host Isabelle Hore-Thorburn's last show in the FBi Radio studio before moving overseas. We heard tips on maintaining long-distance friendships from friends of Agenda Ali Murphy-Oates and Jessica Bradford, plus some friendship love song dedications from Nadia Hernandez and our listeners. We were also joined by Maryam Azam, a member of Sweatshop: Western Sydney Literacy Movement. We spoke to Maryam about her debut poetry collection, The Hijab Files, and the upcoming Women, Colour and Western Sydney panel for Sydney Writers' Festival.

PYNK: a reclamation of the white, cis-centric pussy power aesthetic? We chat about the latest music video from Janelle Monae starring Tessa Thompson and labia pants. For Thoughts That Count we heard all about zines and self-publishing with Nadia Hernandez, Raenee Sydney, Gabriella Lo Presti and Carla Uriarte. Plus, we spoke to Carolina De La Piedra and Aimee Flores Ramirez about Latinx representation and the Sangre Migrante project, and Aimee's new intersectional feminist zine 2 the Front.

This week we spoke with Iranian-born artist Nasim Nasr about Women In Shadow, a runway show happening on April 9 the Powerhouse Museum, incorporating video, sound and contemporary dance. For Thoughts That Count we were joined by Nadia Hernandez to chat about the origins and myths surrounding virginity. We also heard from you about the most ridiculous things you've heard about viriginity, as well as thoughts from artists Emma McManus, Creatrix Tiara and Georgia Cranko. For Thoughts That Count we heard all about zines and self-publishing with Nadia Hernandez, Raenee Sydney, Gabriella Lo Presti and Carla Uriarte. Plus, we spoke to Carolina De La Piedra and Aimee Flores Ramirez about Latinx representation and the Sangre Migrante project, and Aimee's new intersectional feminist zine 2 the Front.