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Leave a review and include your instagram username for your chance to win a free month in 10x Your Business. Share this episode to gain extra entries.   Ready to create Carousel Conversions? Join Here   Dear Diary, Today we peel back the pages of Christina's diary. In this episode,  we are joined by the incredible Christina Olivarez, an award-winning visibility and business coach, TEDx speaker, and founder of the Hustle and Socialize conference. Christina shares her inspiring journey from childhood passions to becoming a significant figure in empowering women, especially women of color, through her visibility coaching and community-building events. We dive deep into topics like overcoming rejection, building an unapologetic brand, and the importance of visibility both online and offline. Christina's story is a testament to resilience, curiosity, and the power of believing in yourself. Prepare to be inspired by this compelling conversation as Christina opens up about her struggles, triumphs, and her mission to amplify the voices of women in business.   Love, Demi.   What We Cover: Meet Christina Olivarez: Award-Winning Coach Christina's Journey: From Childhood Passions to Career Overcoming Rejection and Building a Brand Creating an Unapologetic Brand The Power of Visibility and TEDx Experience Navigating Rejection and Entrepreneurship The Importance of Authenticity and Storytelling Hustle and Socialize: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs   Connect with Polly:  @pollypollockofficial   Ready to scale your business? Click Here to Work with Demi   Let's Connect: Youtube | @yourbizcoachdemi | @demisdiarythepodcast  

Join us today with an amazing Guest, Christina Jovanna Olivarez as we discuss Data Driven Networking! This is part two of our conversation, check our episode 17 if you missed it! The big focus on this episode is being intentional with your time, your energy and where you are spending your time. We get to choose who we align ourself with those who match our core values, and that matters when choosing what type of events to attend. I am also excited to announce that Christina is the first Brand Ambassador for Pretty Simple! In this episode we talk about using Pretty Simple to track the data needed to make these decisions. Let us know what you think! Links:

Join us today with an amazing Guest, Christina Jovanna Olivarez! With both of us having a decade of experience in entrepreneurship we discuss so many things! TV and Radio careers, discipline vs motivation, TedX talks, networking and showing up for the one person every time. This is a two part conversation, so keep an eye out for Part 2! Please leave a review if you found value from this conversation. Thank you! Links:

Thoughts and lessons from the book of Joel. We are called to repentance and the good new is: God's mercy is more powerful than his wrath. How will we respond to God's promise to redeem? Passage: Joel 2:18-32

MCALLEN, Texas - Rashmi Chandran, executive director of AltaCair Foundation, says her group is going to focus on unserved colonia residents, rather than the underserved.  On a Rio Grande Guardian podcast, Chandran said “very helpful” research conducted by UT-Rio Grande Valley has helped AltaCair identify the colonias that need the most help. “Living in cities like Edinburg, McAllen, we don't feel like there will be areas (close by) where the houses are made of plywood, but that research actually brought to the surface that there are really bad areas where no one can go in. So, those are the areas where we want to,” Chandran said. Chandran acknowledged that there has been a lot of good work done in Rio Grande Valley colonias by other nonprofits. “It just so happens when there is a help center at one place, it is just that ten-mile radius that keeps getting served over, and over again. But there are other areas in the perimeter which do not get touched. So, we want people to expand their services there. So that's why that is our mission to touch the unserved.” During the podcast, Guardian editor Steve Taylor recalled an AltaCair “cluster meeting” where Eduardo Olivarez, Hidalgo County's public health director, said the biggest impediment to health was substandard living conditions. Taylor said Olivarez painted this very graphic picture of houses in some colonias where the houses consist of nothing but tarpaulin sheets, pallets and plywood. “Especially when there is weather turbulence. Like, right now, the preparations that we're doing for Hurricane Beryl. Imagine those places. Like, what are they going to do with one sandbag? Like they live in in such fragile conditions,” Chandran said. “What are they going to do? They don't even have a vehicle that they can just get into and escape should things get bad. Those roads are so bad that you probably cannot even drive properly on that (road).”  Referring to the proliferation of colonias, Chandra said: “There are just like so many things that are unresolved and that exists right around us, maybe just one or two blocks away. And we're not aware.”Editor's Note: Go to the Rio Grande Guardian website to read the full story. Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.

Christina Olivarez: Founder & CEO of The Social Butterfly Gal & Hustle + SocializeThings Discussed:She had dreams of becoming a newscaster, but the universe had different plans.She never gave up despite hearing many "no's."Sometimes you have to create your own opportunities.Entrepreneurs need to understand that perseverance is key.Discussing the importance of visibility, both personally and professionally.Founder of the Hustle and Social Conference, designed for minority women entrepreneurs in Texas to break through the ceiling, elevate their profitability, and thrive in business and life.EPISODE LINKSChristina Olivarez Hustle and SocializeGasoline - Danny YankeeLucky - Britney SpearsWTYM LINKSRitzy PeriwinkleBook Ritzy P as a SpeakerWord To Your Mama Store: Use code WTYM at check out to receive 10% off any order YouTubeWTYM Patreon PageDONATEMEDIA KITWTYM was recorded using Riverside.FM TRY NOWAVAILABLE WHERE EVER YOU CONSUME PODCASTS on socials @wtymama | email: hola@wordtoyourmama.com

Join host Chris Leidli as he sits down with Emily Walsh Martin, PhD, and Lynnea Olivarez to preview the most intriguing and promising abstracts presented at the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) 27th Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. Emily and Lynnea share their thoughts on the breathtaking Presidential Symposium before discussing the rest of the program, including clinical implications, the potential impact on rare diseases, and more! Looking for a curated guide through the Annual Meeting? Check out ASGCT's new Session Paths! These six staff-crafted programs provide pathways for some of the most common Annual Meeting attendee profiles: First-time Attendees Cancer Clinical Science Gene Editing Regulatory + Government Affairs Viral Vectors There's still time to register! Join us at the Annual Meeting in Baltimore or from the comfort of your own home with hybrid registration options! Visit https://annualmeeting.asgct.org/register to learn more and register today.Show your support for ASGCT!: https://asgct.org/membership/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join us as we dive into Fran's incredible journey from hating running to embracing the marathon distance with open arms. Get ready to be inspired to start your own journey as Fran shares her story of resilience, determination, and ultimately falling head over heels in love with the sport.  Follow along with Fran at @fran_runs on Instagram! 

MCALLEN, Texas - Public health official Eduardo 'Eddie' Olivarez says the biggest impediment to a healthy population in Hidalgo County is substandard housing in unincorporated areas. Hidalgo County's chief administrative officer for health and human services made an impassioned plea for tougher minimum housing standards at a recent AltaCair Foundation event. The “cluster meeting,” featuring dozens of healthcare professionals and academics, focused on ways to improve the quality of life of colonia residents. Olivarez said two environmental issues would help - public transportation and better housing. “We need a public transit system that's functional, we are desperate for that,” Olivarez said. But he spoke at much greater length about housing. “We need a minimum housing standard. You're saying what does that have to do with health care? If you don't have a minimal housing standard, the county does not have building codes. We have no building codes. And the State of Texas Constitution does not allow that,” Olivarez said. Inside city limits, stricter rules are in place, Olivarez said. “You got to have a frame house… elevated off the ground. In the county, there are no rules,” Olivarez said. “So, how are we going to improve the quote, unquote, colonias in our community? By developing a minimum housing standard. We cannot get healthcare any better without that, and I'm not talking about a big, fancy, subdivision, or a big house. Just four walls, composition roof, adequate sewer, either septic system or main sewer line, adequate water supply. But the main thing is the composition of the home, four walls, a roof.” Olivarez said when there are severe storms, his team has to go and rescue families living in a house made of pallets and a tarp. Poor quality walls allow mosquitos to enter a home, leading to Dengue Fever, he said. “If we get the rules in place for a minimum housing standard, our health care, our health future, will be astronomically increased because you're not living in those sub-poverty conditions,” Olivarez said. Olivarez said the Legislature should allow counties above a certain population, say 500,000, to set minimum housing standards. He said he has tried for years to get such legislation passed but to no avail. Former state Rep. Veronica Gonzales, now a senior vice president at UT-Rio Grande Valley, agreed with Olivarez that developers have always been able to thwart legislation aimed at setting tougher minimum housing standards. Here is an audio recording of Olivarez's remarks about minimum housing standards at the AltaCair event.To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

Audio has leaked of a conversation between Kari Lake and Arizona GOP chairman Jeff DeWit that makes Glenn furious. Glenn demands that the RNC come clean about who “back east” tried to bribe Lake to hold off on her Senate run. Texas DPS spokesperson Lt. Chris Olivarez tells Glenn how Texas is doubling down on protecting the border after the Supreme Court's razor wire ruling. The Maine Wire editor in chief Steve Robinson joins to report on hundreds of illegal Chinese-owned marijuana cultivation sites popping up in Maine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Audio has leaked of a conversation between Kari Lake and Arizona GOP chairman Jeff DeWit that makes Glenn furious. Glenn demands that the RNC come clean about who “back east” tried to bribe Lake to hold off on her Senate run. New information has come out on an alleged plan to make Michelle Obama the Democrats' 2024 presidential nominee. Center for Immigration Studies senior fellow Todd Bensman joins Glenn to review the insane amount of money the U.N. plans to spend in 2024 on assisting, aiding, and abetting the border invasion. Texas DPS spokesperson Lt. Chris Olivarez tells Glenn how Texas is doubling down on protecting the border after the Supreme Court's razor wire ruling. The Maine Wire editor in chief Steve Robinson joins to report on hundreds of illegal Chinese-owned marijuana cultivation sites popping up in Maine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amid unfolding border developments, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has reaffirmed his intent to stand strong in his efforts to fortify the state's southern frontier. The U.S. Supreme Court earlier sided with the Biden administration, allowing the defacement of the razor wire barricades erected by Texas to curb unauthorized border crossings. In executing his dedication to border security, Governor Abbott approved the installation of about 30 miles of razor wire along the state's southern perimeter. The decision came as a practical response to the growing number of undocumented immigrants attempting to make their way into Texan territory. However, the United States Border Patrol repeatedly intervened, creating openings in the wire fence to allow undocumented immigrants access into the country. This action led Texas to lodge a legal dispute against the prevailing Biden administration; the state claimed federal officials had caused property damage and unauthorized trespassing. In the high-profile face-off between Texas and the federal government, NBC News reported Monday's close Supreme Court ruling in favor of the latter. In a taut 5-4 decision, the Justices approved an urgent appeal from the Biden administration. They granted federal agents the license to create breaches in the razor fence, given their argument that the impediment restricted their reach to undocumented immigrants who had made it across the border. Governor Abbott, undeterred by the Supreme Court's decision, voiced his unwavering commitment to the cause. His rhetorical stand: 'This is not over.' He underlined that the razor wire deterrent contributed to countering the Biden administration's perceived encouragement of illegal border crossings. Abbott pledged to persistently uphold Texas' constitutional right to guard its border and safeguard its property against federal interventions. Alongside Governor Abbott's tenacious statement, the Texas Department of Public Safety's spokesman Chris Olivarez reiterated the state's dedication to implementing advanced tactics such as 'reinforced concertina wire & anti-climb barriers.' In their enduring commitment to curb the inflow of undocumented immigrants, Texas officials remain steadfast. Under Governor Abbott's Operation Lone Star, Texas upholds its security posture. Olivarez pointed out the continuing use of integrated border security measures— reinforced concertina wire and anti-climb barriers along the Rio Grande—as an effective deterring strategy against unlawful border crossings. The spokesperson raised a consequential issue—isn't the real concern the Federal Government's continual obstruction of Texas' efforts to conduct border protection? Furthermore, the acceptance of exploitative, perilous, and inhumane methods enabling illegal immigrants, including minors, to traverse a hazardous river where many have previously perished raises further questions. Texas, standing distinct in its substantial and determined efforts, utilizes every strategy and resource at its disposal to ensure its sovereignty, tackle illicit activities, and deter undocumented immigration. The State has pledged to 'hold the line,' adapting and responding to the changing dynamics at the border. The Supreme Court's ruling witnessed Republican Justices John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett vote alongside the court's three liberals. However, this 5-4 decision does not represent a conclusive judgment but merely provides an interim solution. Consequentially, federal agents may cut through the concertina wire during the ongoing litigation process. Despite the Supreme Court's decision, legal dynamics are still in flux—the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has yet to come down with a definitive ruling on the case, and oral arguments are set for February 7. Three tumultuous years into President Biden's term, staggering numbers have emerged. Customs and Border Protection agents have encountered approximately eight million undocumented immigrants attempting to cross the border into the United States without lawful permission. Moreover, surpassing a disturbing milestone, the federal government has authorized the release of over 2.3 million undocumented immigrants into the American heartland—a move that underscores the country's intricate border situation. These historic numbers accentuate the extent to which the border crisis is testing both the federal government and states like Texas. As debates over border security mechanisms grow heated in the face of the Supreme Court ruling, the focus is now shifting to the pending ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. While the unfolding saga of Texas' renewed approach towards border security marks one chapter in this broader story, it is crucial to note that states, irrespective of the current federal administration views, have a constitutional right, and indeed a public obligation, to uphold the security and wellbeing of their residents. In conclusion, as the immigration debate rages on, the actions of states like Texas remind us of the complexities inherent in managing border issues and the stake each state has in ensuring the protection and safety of its people. The pursuit of balance between humanitarian concerns and legal obligations remains a perpetual and complex challenge. 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Praise & Pray Sunday | Neal Rich & Amos J. Olivarez | 12.31.23 by Cedar Valley Church

On this Episode... An episode I thought I would never have to make... John E. Mack, Scotty MC and Danny Garcia joined me to celebrate the life of our brother, Nathan Olivarez, who passed away on December 9th, 2023... We shared our stories of Nathan, played videos and audio tracks of his bands, Stupid Drama, Dancyr and also of his acoustic work... To say we are going to miss him is the understatement of a lifetime... Rest in Peace my friend, I'll see you on the other side... Much Love... Nathan Olivarez March 26, 1965 - December 9, 2023 Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/    

In a recent conversation on 'Fox & Friends,' a leading law enforcement official from Texas shared how they are taking control of the immense problem of widespread illegal immigration. Instead of waiting for federal assistance, Texas has taken a proactive approach, beginning to detain migrants at the border. Committing to the stance of the state, Texas Governor Greg Abbott ratified a new law on Monday. This law empowers the police to arrest migrants whose entrance into the state is deemed unlawful. This decisive action was taken in response to an overwhelming influx of illegal border crossers. At the moment of signing the legislation into law, Governor Abbott made the purpose of State Senate Bill 4 clear: he intends to obstruct the 'tidal wave of illegal entry into Texas.' The new law marks a turning point in the state's stance on unlawful immigration. The law outlines the options available for detained migrants: they can either agree to a judge's decree to leave the U.S. or face prosecution for a misdemeanor charge of illegal entry into the country. The consequences for those who refuse to comply with the judge's order are far-reaching, potentially resulting in an arrest under more severe felony charges. Lieutenant Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety referred to Governor Abbott's actions as a direct response to the federal government. According to Olivarez, this landmark move reinforces the security of both the residents of Texas and law enforcement officials themselves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Extras of Christmas | Amos J. Olivarez | 12.17.23 by Cedar Valley Church

It's a sad day in the Austin music scene. Yesterday, rocker, Nathan Olivarez from Stupid Drama passed away. Nathan's spirit and music will be missed by so many. He's been a huge part of this music scene for over 30 years. His encouragement and generosity touched so many. Myself included. My thoughts are with his wife, his family and close friends. I loved Nathan and am so saddened by this loss. This conversation is from ep 833 in August of 2019 with Nathan and his Capzeyez partner, Dave Prewitt. Rest in peace Nathan. You'll be missed.

Montanna Olivarez, Senior Manager & Associate Creative Brand Director at Freeman, discusses short-form video for modern branding. Brands like Taco Bell are killing it in reels and short-form videos. As consumer attention spans get shorter, short-form video content, particularly reels, offers a unique opportunity to elevate your on-site presence and captivate audiences in seconds. Today, Montana shares her insights on how reels elevate your on-site presence. Show NotesConnect With: Montanna Olivarez: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Montanna Olivarez, Senior Manager & Associate Creative Brand Director at Freeman, discusses short-form video for modern branding. Short-form videos have come a long way since the days of Vine, becoming an integral part of modern branding strategies. With platforms like TikTok gaining popularity, short-form videos offer an opportunity for brands to reach a broader audience, increase visibility, and connect with audiences more authentically. Today, Montana shares her insights on the significance of short-form video for modern branding. Show NotesConnect With: Montanna Olivarez: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Ultimate Fight | Amos J. Olivarez | 11.26.23 by Cedar Valley Church

Urgency | Amos J. Olivarez | 11.19.23 by Cedar Valley Church

Dr. Jeff Olivarez returns to the podcast to give us his dos and don'ts of internship. Now an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Agricultural Animal Medicine and Surgery Department at Washington State University, he talks about being involved in SAVMA and realizing his love for students as a driving force for pursuing an internship. We learn great life lessons about comparisons, finding a broad-based support system, and how splitting your pants on the first day can lead to something great. Remember we want to hear from you! Please be sure to subscribe to our feed on Apple Podcasts and leave us a ratings and review. You can also contact us at MVLPodcast@avma.orgYou can also follow us on social media @AVMAVets #MyVetLife #MVLPodcast

Hola Amiga! Today we have Christina Jovanna Olivarez Founder & CEO. A four-time award-winning Social Media & Business Coach, Community Builder, Trainer, and TEDx Speaker. She helps Latina Entrepreneurs be more unapologetically visible online and offline. In today's episode we talk about Building a brand online and offline Community building on social media Your Voice and Story Matter The more Visible You Are the More direct income and impact you create Consistency is the key to building a legacy If today's episode resonated with you, please share your favorite takeaways by taking a screenshot of this episode and tagging us on Instagram! P.S. Join us for our biggest event of the year, Mujerón Movement 2023, on October 28th in Scottsdale, AZ! Save your seat HERE! We can't wait to celebrate with you in person! CONNECT WITH CHRISTINA OLIVAREZ: Follow: @thesocialbutterflygal Follow: @hustleandsocialize www.hustleandsocialize.com CONNECT WITH MUJERÓN MOVEMENT: Follow Mujerón Movement: @mujeronmovement Follow Sonia: @thesoniaalejandra Visit the Mujerón Movement website: mujeron.com WORK WITH SONIA: Apply for Private Coaching HERE. Click HERE to join our newsletter and never miss a Mujerón update.

UNITY SERVICE | Neal Rich & Amos J. Olivarez | 09.24.23 by Cedar Valley Church

Dr. Jeff Olivarez returns to the podcast to give us his dos and don'ts of internship. Now an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Agricultural Animal Medicine and Surgery Department at Washington State University, he talks about being involved in SAVMA and realizing his love for students as a driving force for pursuing an internship. We learn great life lessons about comparisons, finding a broad-based support system, and how splitting your pants on the first day can lead to something great. Remember we want to hear from you! Please be sure to subscribe to our feed on Apple Podcasts and leave us a ratings and review. You can also contact us at MVLPodcast@avma.orgYou can also follow us on social media @AVMAVets #MyVetLife #MVLPodcast

House Party | Amos J. Olivarez | 09.10.23 by Cedar Valley Church

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Nathan Olivarez from "Stupid Drama", joined me again in the CobraCast Studio for a totally great episode to say the least... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and talked some major sh*t ha... This is Episode #8 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be a #9 soon... For more info on Nathan please go to https://www.stupiddrama.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/     

Therefore | Amos J. Olivarez | 08.13.23 by Cedar Valley Church

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☞ ABOUT THIS MESSAGE Many Christians feel held back in their journey with God, whether consciously or subconsciously, by our things of this world. We must learn that we are an immigrant people in this world and that our journey is with, and towards, God.   ☞ NEXT STEPS Are you wondering what's next on your journey? We want to help! https://summitchurch.online/nextsteps   ☞ ABOUT SUMMIT CHURCH Our desire as a church is to REACH the heart of every person, RAISE up communities of faith, and RELEASE everyone to fulfill their purpose in Christ. No matter where you're at in your life's journey, we're here to help! Find out more about our community at https://summitchurch.online   ☞ CONNECT WITH US We'd love to partner with you on your journey whether it's through prayer or simply answering your questions. https://summitchurch.online/connectcard   ☞ FIND US ON SOCIAL https://www.instagram.com/summitchurch.online https://www.facebook.com/summitchurch.online

The Struggle Is Real | Amos J. Olivarez | 07.09.23 by Cedar Valley Church

On this Episode... Nathan Olivarez from "Stupid Drama" and "Dancyr" came in last minute and saved the day... The guests originally scheduled had to postphone, so Nathan stepped up and filled the void with his award winning and charming personality ha... As usual we had a great time and he also brought his acoustic 12 string to play a few songs... It was a last minute thing but Nathan delivered as he always does... For more info on Nathan and "Stupid Drama", please go https://www.stupiddrama.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery  https://ironwolfranch.com/   

Adam and Jesus | Amos J. Olivarez | 06.04.23 by Cedar Valley Church

On this Episode... Nathan Olivarez from "Stupid Drama" joined me LIVE in the CobraCast Studio for another entertaining Episode... We played local ATX Band Music Videos, shot the sh*t and had a great time... Anytime the two of us can get together and cut it up, we look forward to it... For more info on Nathan and "Stupid Drama", please go to https://www.stupiddrama.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) For the Video Podcast, please go to https://www.youtube.com/live/SJU9m9NVnEA?feature=share Sposored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/ 

Attacking god: Part 3 | Amos J. Olivarez | 04.30.23 by Cedar Valley Church

☞ ABOUT THIS MESSAGE We can say with confidence that for the Emmaus disciples, the best was yet to come, because although they didn't know what the future held, their hope was in the right place: Jesus. And what was true for them is true for us today. We may have been headed the wrong way, we may have been unaware of Jesus being in our midst, we may even have lost sight of our identity in him. But if we will put our hope in the resurrected Messiah — Jesus Christ — we, too, will be able to declare with confidence: The best is yet to come!   ☞ NEXT STEPS Are you wondering what's next on your journey? We want to help! https://summitchurch.online/nextsteps   ☞ ABOUT SUMMIT CHURCH Our desire as a church is to REACH the heart of every person, RAISE up communities of faith, and RELEASE everyone to fulfill their purpose in Christ. No matter where you're at in your life's journey, we're here to help! Find out more about our community at https://summitchurch.online   ☞ CONNECT WITH US We'd love to partner with you on your journey whether it's through prayer or simply answering your questions. https://summitchurch.online/connectcard   ☞ FIND US ON SOCIAL https://www.instagram.com/summitchurch.online https://www.facebook.com/summitchurch.online

Palm Sunday | Amos J. Olivarez | 04.02.23 by Cedar Valley Church

OD roster surprises - Daniel Bard unfortunately, Connor Seabold over Gavin Hollowell, No Toglia TRADES - Locey and Zeuch Quick OD recap (7-2 win over Padres) - CJ Cron is still a tank, Love seeing Montero get that first homer out of the way, German looks sharp. Huge x-factor this year Isotopes Preview: Rotation looks like: Karl, Noah, Lambert, Rogers, Olivarez?, That arm-barn though?? Valdez, Pint, Poulin, Mears, Lingos, Kuzia, Koch, Hollowell, Carasiti, Calvo, Allen, Abad, Kennedy, Todd... Not a bad pitcher in sight We gotta get our breakout prospects of the year Tyler: McCade Brown, Jordan Beck Aaron: Case Williams, Grant Lavigne Use ⁠https://linktr.ee/blakestreetbanter⁠ to find us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and listen to the Podcast on Apple iTunes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blake-street-banter/message

Episode 23 - Jeffery Olivarez - Link to transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1okTLZBtVJjvXsesSqs7khRgzSslUCMWw/view?usp=sharing

Danielle Olivarez is a mindfulness teacher, cannabis educator, yoga instructor, business owner and all around cool girl. She uses cannabis as a tool to connect deeper to self and shows others how to do the same - by example and also by way of Highlite Oasis - her cannabis wellness platform where she offers infused meditations, practices, and philosophies to enhance and uplift people's experience with cannabis. We gush all over our favorite plant in this episode so enjoy the convo!! Instagram: @groovy_daniHighlite Oasis

Confession | Amos J. Olivarez | 03.05.23 by Cedar Valley Church

On this Episode... Nathan Olivarez from "Stupid Drama" returns to help me start the next chapter of the CobraCast Podcast... This podcast is the first audio from the new "CobraCast with Bobby Sharron" TV Show on Austin Music TV/Austin Public Access debuting on Saturday March 4th at 10:00 PM... We played some great music videos by local Austin, Texas bands/artists and had a great conversation in between... For more information on Nathan and "Stupid Drama", please go to https://www.stupiddrama.com/ and for more info on "Austin Music Television" please go to https://supportaustinmusic.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery   https://ironwolfranch.com/

Living It Out | Amos J. Olivarez | 02.05.23 by Cedar Valley Church

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Tommy Olivarez would be the first to admit that he's always been a little stubborn. But when a doctor told him to get his affairs in order and that he only has a few months to live, his attitude paid off. After seeking help from a specialist, Tommy is still fighting, surviving, and spreading awareness both in person and on social media - especially Tik Tok. On this week's episode, Tommy shares his pancreatic cancer story as he and Dino discuss mindset, positivity, the treatment space, and why it's important to “keep being you.” To follow Tommy on his journey, visit these links: https://www.tiktok.com/@tommyolivarez0 https://www.facebook.com/tommy.olivarez To learn more about Project Purple, visit https://www.projectpurple.org/ or follow us on social media at these links: https://www.facebook.com/Run4ProjectPurple https://www.instagram.com/projectpurple/ https://twitter.com/Run4Purple https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgA8nVhUY6_MLj5z3rnDQZQ

Sara welcomes Lt. Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety to discuss the increasingly difficult job of trying to protect the United States in spite of President Biden's open borders policies. Olivarez warns us of the massive national security threat posed by the 800,000 people who have entered the U.S. during the Biden administration without being apprehended by authorities at the border. These 'gotaways' are flooding into the U.S. and we have no idea who they are.Sara and Olivarez also fume over the impending punishment of multiple Customs and Border Patrol agents who were cleared of any wrongdoing in the "whipping" incident that never actually happened - but are still being reprimanded so Biden can save face for promising that "they will pay."And Sara cheers the historic congressional win of Mayra Flores, while pointing out that Democrats have badly miscalculated what Latino voters want.Please visit our great sponsors:My Pillow https://www.mypillow.com/carterSave $90 in the MyPillow MySlipper Blowout Sale!The Association of Mature American Citizenshttps://amac.us/carterThe benefits of membership are great, but the cause is even greater.Presidential Election Projectwww.presidentialelectionproject.comVisit to learn more about why reform of the Electoral Count Act is so important.