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En el Valle de México habrá ambiente cálido y sin lluvia  Detienen a responsable que robo tenis valuados en más de un millón y medio de pesos  Se dio el primer paso para beatificar al ‘arquitecto de Dios‘   Más información en nuestro podcast

The Masters are a tradition unlike any other… until a guy pees in Rae's Creek! Amateur Ballester said he forgot there was a bathroom on the next hole when he relieved himself in the creek and we are surprised he was even allowed to continue playing. :30- The Mariners are struggling with injuries; who might they be able to add to the roster? - Is there room for JD Martinez and would he come here? - The Polanco situation has to be figured out first- if he's not able to play in the field, then we're backlogged at DH. :45- John Schneider is telling people not to sleep on this QB class. Is it just gamesmanship or are the Seahawks seriously looking at taking a quarterback in the draft?

Headlines and Mariners concerns. Yes, the M's pulled off a 7-6 comeback win, but there are some major concerns with this team and injuries are #1. Polanco, Robles and now Bliss are all dealing with injuries. Can the offense find a way to score runs without those guys? Maybe, if they weren't so strapped offensively already, and having to rely on so many guys who can only do certain things well and aren't well-rounded. :30- Draftmas Stocking Stuffers - Could the 49ers trade Purdy to Pittsburgh and bring in Aaron Rodgers, then draft Sanders? How serious are they considering something like that or is it just media speculation? - We haven't seen any trades so far, but we might see some movement on Draft Day- New England seems to be the team most likely to trade down; could Philly be their trade partner? :45- Dan Hurley's got excuses for his bad behavior, are we buying it? Is it just a “Jersey thing?”

We are back on a very eventful Tuesday! First, the Mariners beat the Astros on Monday night thanks to some more late-game heroics from Jorge Polanco. What went well in the win, and what still needs improving? Also, Brady talks about the situation Dan Wilson found himself in in the 8th inning and discusses how it underscores the biggest flaws with the team.Then, what's the latest on Victor Robles, George Kirby, Matt Brash and Troy Taylor? And then we speak to TJ and Lyle from the Marine Layer Podcast about how they got their start, how they've grown and more.Also: Thursday's episode will feature Buster Olney of ESPN and Friday will feature Cal Raleigh's dad, Todd Raleigh! 

The Gators hoisted the National Championship Trophy after an intense final game. Houston held a 12 point lead in the 2nd half, but it doesn't seem fair to say they blew it. Florida was the better team and it was only a matter of time before they showed it. :30- Mariners Morning After- The Mariners managed a 4-3 win over the Houston Astros last night at T Mobile behind the bat of Jorge Polanco, yet again. Polanco leads with team with 10 RBI this season. Logan Gilbert also had a solid outing, but still can't get a W of his own. :45- Draftmas Stocking Stuffers - It would take an historic move to get the Titans to move off the #1 pick - Adam Schefter is sticking to his idea that Shadeur Sanders will not go in the top 2 - Would the 49ers make a move to trade Brock Purdy and bring in Aaron Rodgers, then draft Sanders?

Espacio Deportivo de la Tarde 04 de abril 2025 Hoy Pepe Segarra, Alex Cervantes y el Poli Toluco nos fuimos a pasear por la colonia Polanco en la ciudad de México para disfrutar del festival Flores y Jardines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

México reafirma el compromiso de dialogar y cooperar con EUActivan Emergencia Atmosférica en El Salto y Tlajomulco, Jalisco Abogados de estudiante propalestina detenida en EU reclaman su libertadMás información en nuestro Podcast

ERIC EDHOLM (NFL.com) joins us for Mock Draft Thursday, a staple of Draftmas. What's better than one draft? Lots of drafts before the draft, duh! - A Shadeur Sanders trade in round 1 of Eric's Draft 2.0 has a lot of people talking! - What makes the most sense for the Seahawks at 18? - Should they grab a QB and where? :30- It's the ABCs of the Mariners! - G: is for grunter. We are going to face the grunter, Robbie Ray on Saturday in San Francisco. First grunt at 7:05. - H: is for Hernandez. It's been pretty painful to watch Teoscar and Geno Suarez succeed with their new franchises. - I: is for infield. The infield was the big concern heading into this season and so far Polanco and D Mo are batting .391 while the rest of the group struggles with a .103 avg and one extra base hit. :45- Could Tyron Smith be a fit for the Seahawks? Where would he play? While some are speculating that he might be headed towards retirement, others are looking at the possibility that the Seahawks are interested in the veteran offensive lineman.

The regular season has arrived! Cal Raleigh has been extended for 6 years. Much needed. Keep Garver off the field, his subpar catching is already on display in the second game of the season. Mastrobouni is batting 1.000 and Polanco has no arm at third. We've seen the good and the bad and it hasn't even been 48 hours. Nonetheless, we're super excited for another season of Mariners baseball!All opinions expressed in this podcast are our own. We're just a group of guys who like to talk about baseball.Intro music by Gurt ~~SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS~~INSTAGRAM     https://www.instagram.com/marinerssogcast2022/ FACEBOOK        https://www.facebook.com/SoggyMs/ TIKTOK     https://www.tiktok.com/@marinerssogcastX      https://www.x.com/marinerssogcastBluesky         https://bsky.app/profile/marinerssogcast.bsky.social

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How much credit are we giving to the Torpedo bats? - It's not nothing, but there are definitely some benefits to the idea. You can't credit all 11 of the Yankees HR's (15 total minus Aaron Judge's 4) to these bats, but you can't ignore that something might be there. - There are reports that a lot of players are reaching out to order them, so maybe we will have a better understanding of the significance when we can see it used by other teams and players. - Bucky breaks down the significance of the Torpedo bat and the weight distribution and what it can mean for each player's swing. - How much of it could also play into the mental part of the game? :30- The Final Four is set with all four #1 seeds advancing. Are you unfulfilled? :45- We recap our Green Jacket standings… it's feeling like Bucky could be wearing this thing for a long time… Who knew Chuck's team of Polanco and Arozarena would lead things after Opening weekend?

How impressive were Logan Gilbert and Jorge Polanco? Booze News.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett unveils his Opening Day Special Baseball Show which includes Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, Jim Duquette MLB Network Radio, Brad Adam Root Sports, and The Scout, anonymous MLB scout.  They cover the top storylines heading into the season.  Cal Raleigh's contract.  Why they didn't do enough in the offseason.  Are they capable of winning the World Series?  How will Polanco adjust to a new position? Is Ryan Bliss ready at second base?  Can J.P. Crawford and Julio  have a bounce back season?  Before Puck signs off, he plays his annual Opening Day baseball monologue from Field of Dreams sprinkled in with Mariners highlights.  Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck thanks his sponsors, guests, family and the audience. (1:23) Puck thanks everyone for watching and listening as he celebrates one year of PuckSports.com (14:18) Ryan Divish, Seattle Times (43:14) Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio (1:04:55) Brad Adam, Root Sports (1:28:42) The Scout, anonymous MLB scout with 30-plus years in the game (1:50:33) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  (1:57:12) Mariners/Field of Dreams Opening Day montage 

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#AleidaNúñez llegó al altar con Martín Babilotte para casarse en la Parroquia de San Agustín, en Polanco, Tuvo tres vestidos para celebrar su boda: el primero es con el que la vimos en la iglesia; otro para la ceremonia civil y uno más para la fiesta; pero esta no será la única ceremonia, tendrán otra boda en Francia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HUGH MILLEN joins the show to give us his insight on the addition of Cooper Kupp and how he sees the wide receiver fitting in in Seattle. :30- The Mariners released today's starting lineup and it sure does look like it COULD be the starting lineup for Opening Day. Robles, Rodriguez, Raleigh, Arozarena, Raley, Polanco, Tellez, Bliss, Crawford- what do we think? And before we can even finish talking about it, Rodriguez has been pulled, Raley moved to center and Shenton is in at 1st. :45- The fun of Bracket Monday continues! UNC getting into the tourney has people in an uproar and there's some hypocrisy in play here… West Virginia gets left out because their best player is injured, meanwhile Iowa State gets a 3 seed and has two players out.

Today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off with Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and Puck jumping into the trade rumors circulating around D.K. Metcalf, Geno Smith and what is shaping up to be a tumultuous offseason for the Seahawks.  Are the Seahawks better off getting rid of D.K.?  Chris Egan, King 5, drops by for his weekly visit with Puck and Jim and they discuss the high school basketball tournament down in Tacoma, D.K. Metcalf wanting out of Seattle, Egan and his wife role playing, Justin Turner comments and Jerry Dipoto gives another awkward interview and the boys react. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  (3:05) -Puck and Jim start off the show getting right into Puck's interview with Mike Garafolo, NFL Network and Michael-Shawn Dugar, The Athletic, on the trade request of D.K. Metcalf, Raiders landing spot, teams calling on Geno Smith, and are the Seahawks better off without Metcalf?(33:29) -Puck, Jim and Chris Egan, King 5 - high school basketball championships in Tacoma, DK Metcalf demands a trade, Egan role plays with his wife, Justin Turner sounds off on team and Jerry Dipoto does another interview. (1:12:42) -“The Scout” debut podcast with Puck and a major league baseball scout with 30-plus years covering baseball, gives Puck the latest on the Mariners, offseason moves, Polanco, J.P. Crawford struggles, Donovan Solano and who he thinks the best pitcher on the Mariners staff is. (1:34:39) -“Hey, What the Puck?!” I've seen a lot of Rainier Beach teams, this is the most unselfish, fastest and best passing team I've ever seen. 

Bucky is out for the rest of the week and we have decided that just adding an accent on the word colon would make the whole thing sound much more appealing. It's the last day to franchise tag and the Bengals slapped one on Tee Higgins- probably a smart move, but they should definitely trade him now. :30- Jorge Polanco made his spring debut yesterday and we discuss his own admission that last year was just a bad year for him, no excuses. Should we expect more from him and Mitch Garver this year? :45- There aren't a lot of big name Centers out there on the free agent market, and if the Seahawks want to appease Klint Kubiak, they need to get one this year. Is Drew Dalman a possibility? Will they need to look to the draft instead?

With affirmative action and so-called diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs under attack by President Donald Trump, J.C. Polanco is holding his ground. A former Republican candidate for public advocate in New York City, Polanco is the CEO of the Council on Legal Education Opportunity, a national nonprofit organization that was founded in 1968 to expand opportunities for underrepresented students to attend law school. Polanco, who is also a law professor at the University of Mount St. Vincent, joined NY1's Errol Louis to discuss his push to make the legal field more diverse and the obstacles his organization faces due to reduced funding and political attacks. They also discussed the history of DEI initiatives and their own respective paths to finishing law school.  Join the conversation, weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com.

Why should our next generation of farmers – and just about everyone who eats – care about the Farm Bill? Celize Christy, an Organizer at HEAL Food Alliance explains the basic details on what's in the legislation, how it gets written, and how it impacts you. Then, Young Farmers' Policy Campaigns Co-Director Vanessa Garcia Polanco lays out the path forward in terms of the most important issues this time around. And we talk to farmers KD Randall and Matt Hollenbeck about what they need from their policymakers in D.C. Celize Christy, Organizer, HEAL Food AllianceAs an Organizer at HEAL Food Alliance, Celize facilitates connections among members, campaigns, and programs building collective power through HEAL's multi-sector, multi-racial coalition. Celize comes to HEAL's campaign and policy work by coordinating farmer-led education programming, advocating for BIPOC farmers in Iowa, and coalition building and organizing with sustainable agriculture organizations. At HEAL, Celize isn't just an organizer; she's a passionate agent of change, weaving connections and networks that celebrate the multifaceted voices of our food and farm systems. Read her full bio.Vanessa Garcí­a Polanco, Policy Campaigns Co-Director, National Young Farmers CoalitionVanessa García Polanco co-designs the strategy and implementation of Young Farmers' policy campaigns, ensuring we are pursuing and advocating for equity-driven, farmer-centric research, policy, and programmatic interventions. She serves as the organizational council member and co-chair of the Farming Opportunities & Fair Competition Committee of the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition. She has previously worked with Food Solutions New England, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems, University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension, and the Executive Office of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. She is an alumna of Michigan State University and the University of Rhode Island. She is a James Beard Foundation Scholar, AFHVS Innovation Leader, and an Emerging Leader in Food and Agriculture. As an Afro-Dominican immigrant, she brings her experiences and identities to her policy and advocacy activities.KD Randall, Farmer, Home Grown Farm + Young Farmers Land FellowKD is a returning generation farmer who developed a deep appreciation for the land and the ways that it constantly care for us. Inspired by the stories of their family, KD decided to pursue a career in agriculture, determined to contribute to the legacy and sustainability of southern rural agriculture. Recently, KD's work has focused on healing and fostering remembrance, reconnection, and growth in all of the places they call home, grounding in their southern rural agrarian roots. This passion has inspired them to create Home Grown Farms, a small rural farm that is still blooming into its first form. A component of KD's long-term vision is to explore ways to offer a diversity of wellness experiences through food, recreation, and spiritual services.Follow KD @farmerinthekells.Matt Hollenbeck, Hollenbeck's Cider Mill + Young Farmers Land FellowMatt Hollenbeck lives and farms in Virgil, NY, and is the 4th generation steward of Hollenbeck's Cider Mill. He has been a factory worker, cubicle jockey, geologist, outdoor adventure guide, worked on a small organic CSA farm, a butcher shop, and many other varied jobs before settling into continuing his family's 90+-year-old ag processing business. He's a first-generation orchardist with impostor syndrome, a staunch and vocal advocate for rural issues, smallholder agriculture, and appropriate technology. Matt is also a firm believer that family is the most important part of a family business. And a Luddite to boot! Check out HEAL Food Alliance's farm bill priorities here.Learn more about Hollenbeck's Cider Mill here.Follow KD Randle @farmerinthekellsLearn more about the USDA's EQIP program here, and the NRCS program here.The Farm Report is hosted by Leigh Ollman and Alita Kelly, produced by Leigh Ollman, Evan Flom and H Conley, and edited by Hannah Beal and H Conley. Audio engineering is by Armen Spendjian and H Conley. Music in the original episode is by Breakmaster Cylinder and JangwaLearn more about the National Young Farmers Coalition here and consider becoming a member. Click here to take action on the farm bill and other important policy issues. The Farm Report was originally air by HRN and is Powered by Simplecast.

¡Bienvenidos al episodio 57 de Familias Horribles!

A falta de algún dato anecdótico, aquí os presentamos esta investigación original de Zona HIstoria auspiciada por la familia gaditana de Bernabé García Polanco.

Chuck and Anders break down the Jorge Polanco (re) signing, and of course, talk about the comments made by Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto summarizing the offseason.

El PRM celebró su cumpleaños 10 en un ambiente festivo y optimista pero el decreto con cambios importantes en el gobierno le apagó el jacho a mucha gente. No hay manera de evitar la sobre expectativa en los partidos dominicanos donde mucha gente no entiende todavía que determinadas posiciones necesitan de niveles de gerencia más allá de los compromisos partidarios. El decreto 48 con el que Luis Abinader designa a 28 nuevos funcionarios entre ellos cinco ministros definirá necesariamente el perfil de su segundo mandato, evidencia la escasez de recursos humanos en el partido de gobierno y el desinterés de las administración en buscar una mínima equidad de género. Las designaciones más relevantes, Educación y Obras públicas, eran esperadas y cuasi conocidas. Angel Hernández no podía dirigir un ministerio que incluya la educación superior por su condición de propietario de la UTE y Deligne Ascensión estaba en salmuera aunque no fuera responsable de la tardanza en la terminación de obras públicas de alto interés. Como el gobierno no tiene una política cultural, la designación de Robertico solo provoca escozor entre la intelectualidad que ya bromea con la imagen del comediante entregando el premio nacional de literatura. La designación de Celines Toribio a quien la diáspora  imputa fuertes vínculos con los gobiernos pasados ha provocado un avispero en el PRM en los países donde llueven las aspiraciones. Hay tarados haciendo ruido con la ausencia de cabeza en el Mepyd luego de la renuncia de Pavel Isa y eso es ruido porque ese ministerio desaparecerá y la decisión de Isa solo facilita la acción del presidente. El Ministro de educación superior esperará que canten el out 27. Que las dos designaciones más trascendentes del cambio caigan en manos de aliados molesta en un partido que por tantos años de oposición no tuvo tiempo de crear la burocracia para el Estado y evidencia sus precariedades. Abinader cumplió con dos aliados designado a Elsido Días del MODA y Antolín Polanco en posiciones subalternas que solo sirven para eso: El INAVI y el Consejo de Fronteras. Quien analiza el decreto 48 sin las pasiones propias de alguna aspiración a un puesto público deberá reconocer que lo que Abinader busca es en lo fundamental buena gerencia y poco ruido. #PolíticaDominicana #Decreto48 #LuisAbinader #EquidadDeGénero #GobiernoIneficaz #DesignacionesControversiales #CrisisDeRecursosHumanos #PartidoPRM #EducaciónYObrasPúblicas

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Our Mariners insider Shannon Drayer joins us to discuss the Jorge Polanco signing and why the M's will be playing him at third base. Then, we discuss the Polanco deal, the M's non roster invites being announced, and the Kraken's win in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

Ian has been trying to go into the Polanco re-signing with a positive attitude, but the best one-word reaction he can come up with is 'really?'. We all give our immediate reactions.   Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe! Danny reacts to the Jorge Polanco signing and while he doesn't think the move hurts the Mariners, but they have to figure out how to get over the hump. Is it really breaking news that T-Mobile is a difficult park in which to hit? Finally, Danny reacts to Pete Carroll's hiring in Las Vegas.   Pete Carroll has 170 wins, two conference championships and a Super Bowl. What makes a Hall of Fame coach?   Rylee Pay, Voice of the Rainers tells us about her journey to the Pacific Northwest in getting the job calling plays here in Tacoma. It takes a labor of love. She shares some stories and memories from her time rising the ranks.   We take feedback from listeners on the Jorge Polanco signing. How does Pete Alonso not have a contract yet? Regardless, he's a pipe dream for the Mariners.   The Daily Power Play!   Steve Palazzolo, The 33rd Team joins Ian hot off the Senior Bowl. He gives us some intel on what he saw in the young talent entering the draft. While the quarterback group doesn't necessarily have any great quarterbacks, there are a lot of good ones. He thinks the Jaxon Dart hype is going to grow as we lead up to the draft. Steve evaluates the talent at each position he saw in Mobile.   Crosstalk with Softy!

Bucky is back from his colonoscopy and he got a special surprise message to wish him well! Cam Newton said he would not trade his MVP for a Super Bowl ring and that he knows he did his job and we discuss. Is there too much put on a Championship to validate and athlete's success? :30- The Mariners are bring back Jorge Polanco and at this point, it's something in an offseason where they've done nothing. It's not THE move, but it's a move that we are ok with. But, and it's a big BUT, there'd better be more. :45- The Kraken dominated the Sharks in a battle of the seas last night at CPA. Brandon Montour snapped a 20 game goalless streak and put two away last night, going “Full Monty” as Everett put it.

Headlines and Gregg Bell (Tacoma News Tribune/933 KJR) joins the show with the latest 12th Man News, including the Seahawks new Pro Bowl additions, Klint Kubiak's arrival and more. :30- We dive a little deeper into the return of Jorge Polanco and look at the makeup of this roster as it stands now and what we can expect from him in his 2nd year with the M's. Polanco will move to 3rd and the Mariners save money on the $12 Million they would have owed him. They still need to do more, so where do they go from here? There's plenty on the free agent market and trade possibilities are still out there as well. :45- Are some rule changes coming to major sports? Both the PGA Tour and NBA are looking at making some pretty big changes!

En este episodio, exploramos temas fascinantes y deliciosos. Conversamos sobre la esperada segunda temporada de El Extraño Retorno de Diana Salazar, protagonizada por Angelique Boyer y Sebastián Rulli, quienes comparten cómo esta nueva entrega eleva la historia con una narrativa emocionante y una producción impecable. Además, nos divertimos con un juego de preguntas y respuestas entre la pareja, descubriendo anécdotas entrañables y momentos llenos de risas. Para cerrar con broche de oro, te llevamos en un recorrido culinario con las mejores recomendaciones de tacos dorados en la ciudad, desde clásicos en Casa Toño hasta joyas ocultas en Polanco y Tepito. Acompáñanos en este episodio lleno de amor, entretenimiento y un toque de sabor mexicano. ¡No te lo pierdas!

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La familia de Nancy y Jackie Polanco fue una donde el miedo y los secretos eran parte de la rutina. Ventanas selladas, cuartos prohibidos y la figura de un padre violento marcaron sus primeros recuerdos. Su historia revela cómo la cárcel, paradójicamente, se convirtió en su primer espacio de libertad. Hoy, las hermanas reflexionan sobre el peso de la violencia, el poder del control familiar y la fuerza que encontraron en la maternidad para transformar sus vidas. Un relato íntimo y conmovedor sobre la lucha por romper cadenas y reescribir su destino. Visita penitencia.com Síguenos en: https://instagram.com/penitencia_mx https://tiktok.com/@penitencia_mx https://facebook.com/penitencia.mx https://x.com/penitencia_mx Redes Saskia: https://www.youtube.com/@saskiandr - suscríbete a su canal https://instagram.com/saskianino https://tiktok.com/@saskianino https://x.com/saskianino Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ejecutan a un hombre en restaurante de Polanco Caravana migrante se detiene en Escuintla Demanda Washington a Amazon Más información en nuestro Podcast

Liberan a migrantes  secuestrados en Tamaulipas Fue ataque directo el asesinato de un hombre en restaurante en PolancoEntra en vigor acuerdo militar entre Corea del Norte y RusiaMás información en nuestro Podcast

Identifican a hombre que murió en ataque en restaurante de PolancoJuan José Sierra Álvarez es el nuevo presidente de la CoparmexSindicatos de funcionarios y empleados públicos en Francia realizan un paro de laboresMás información en nuestro Podcast 

La reciente balacera en Plaza Miyana, ubicada en Polanco, ha puesto nuevamente bajo los reflectores la presencia del crimen organizado en zonas exclusivas de la Ciudad de México.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La reciente balacera en Plaza Miyana, ubicada en Polanco, ha puesto nuevamente bajo los reflectores la presencia del crimen organizado en zonas exclusivas de la Ciudad de México. La irrupción de plataformas como Shein y Temu genera un fuerte impacto en la industria del calzado en México, particularmente en León, Guanajuato, uno de los principales polos de producción. El comercio de productos chinos en México enfrenta un panorama complejo que combina desafíos locales y tensiones internacionales. El comercio de productos chinos en México enfrenta un panorama complejo que combina desafíos locales y tensiones internacionales. El Día Mundial del Sida es una oportunidad para reflexionar sobre los avances científicos y los retos pendientes en la lucha contra el VIH. El Dr. Ricardo Baruch, especialista en salud pública e investigador en VIH e ITS, destacó en entrevista para MVS Noticias con Luis Cárdenas, la importancia de los tratamientos actuales y de las pruebas oportunas para combatir esta enfermedad.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

García Harfuch va a Sinaloa y dice que pacificación del estado tomará el tiempo que sea necesario; matan a presunto integrante del CJNG en pleno restaurante de Polanco; EU ofrece 142 mdd por 30 narcos mexicanos.

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¡Bienvenidos al episodio 43 de Familias Horribles! En este episodio, regresa la Dra. Rosaura Andara de Polanco, psicóloga especialista en adicciones y profesora universitaria por más de 20 años.En su séptimo episodio con nosotras, la Dra. Rosaura vuelve con un tema que han elegido ustedes en una encuesta hecha en nuestro Instagram @familiashorribles.Si estás aquí, probablemente sabes que hay muchas creencias limitantes que nos enseñan viviendo con familiares narcisistas, psicópatas, tóxicos… Pero, ¿cuáles son concretamente y por qué nos mantienen atrapados en el ciclo?

Hello Wonderful Readers,I'm struggling to write to you right now. I was on a bender until 3 am this morning, and last night was filled with so many juicy details that it will take me at least a couple of weeks to tell you all about it.Of course, a new guy has entered my life, and I'm nervous to write about him because he reads my work and is supportive of me. As you know, in the recent months of writing Misseducated, I've been burned by my own work much more than I hoped, and it has hurt. Yet, somehow, I have to believe that my work matters enough to keep going. And that leads me to the first part of this story I've got for you here. It's the part of last night that sticks out to me the most.Last night, I woke up from a power nap at about 8:30 pm. I had plans to meet up with Arturo (yes, the new man) at a Jazz Club later in the evening. He's kind of a night owl, so I was thrilled when I woke up bursting with energy. I was ready to take on whatever the night had in store.All you need to know about Arturo is that he's 35, divorced, and from Los Bosques, an upper-class suburb of Mexico City. He also lives in Polanco and works at Google Mexico City office in Las Lomas. We met on Raya and have had a couple of dates together which have gone quite well. So well that, last night, he invited me to meet him at the Jazz Club, Casa Franca, in Roma Norte after he finished a late dinner with his coworkers.Yesterday, we had been texting in Spanish:Arturo, 5:57 pm: See you at Casa Franca? I'll let you know when to get there.Tash, 6:01 pm: Sounds good. See you there and enjoy your dinner!As 9 pm rolled around, I was flailing around my apartment, desperate to make myself look as hot as humanly possible. I know I'm not supposed to get myself glammed up for a night out solely for the pursuit of a man (thank you, Cindy Gallop), but just like any bad feminist, I was embracing the fact that rules exist to be broken. Luckily, I had lined up drinks with a female friend to keep myself distracted from Arturo until the moment we were to meet.I messaged him on the way to the cocktail bar to meet my female friend,Tash, 9:48 pm: Hey, Arturo! What time should I meet you at Casa Franca?And then I emotionally sat on my hands. And I waited.My female friend and I ran into some other friends at the cocktail bar. Then we went out for pizza. Then we went to yet another bar. While I was sitting there, I admit I was being a terrible friend. I was only half-paying-attention to what they were all saying. It's early October. It's cuffing season. I am wrestling with myself inside because I know that I need to lock a man down (only metaphorically, of course) before the winter sets in. However shall I make it through these upcoming cold months alone? However shall I procreate and create a plethora of healthy, rosy-cheeked children? My body is barking at me. In this economy? Not even my logical business-school-educated brain can argue with my urge to get knocked the f**k up. This is biology at its best; at its strongest.I checked my phone at 11:26 pm. Not a word from Arturo. Not a peep. It had been a whole hour and a half. As I sipped on my passion-fruit-laced kombucha with a salt rim, I wondered: Was Arturo going to message me back? He had seemed nice until now. Maybe he got too drunk at dinner? Maybe he'd picked up another hotter girl at Casa Franca already? Maybe he didn't want me to come after all?You know, I've been single for a while. And that's because, well, I don't know. There's got to be something wrong with me. I shouldn't have sent him that very forward message asking him when he'd be at Casa Franca. I'm too needy and desperate, and men can smell it.I started to get upset. I turned to my friends for consolation.“Treat him like a candidate for a job interview,” one of my friends advised me. “If you were interviewing a candidate for a job, and they showed up super later or didn't show up at all, would you stand for that? No! You'd never hire them.”We laughed it off, and something else very exciting happened that I will tell you about next week. But as time went on, I got more and more anxious. Clearly, Arturo didn't want to see me. Why couldn't he have just told the truth in the first place instead of pretending? I couldn't bring myself to check my phone again, just to be trodden down further that Arturo hadn't messaged me. I would bring all of this up with my therapist in our next session. If this guy wasn't going to meet my needs, well, then I was ready to give up on us getting to know each other. To numb the pain of it all, I got another round of drinks with my friends.It was 12:09 am before I checked my phone again.Arturo, 11:46 pm: We've been here a while. Are you coming to Casa Franca?My hands shook as I read the message. I accidentally dropped my phone smack on the table. The ice in our cocktail glasses wobbled. Arturo had messaged me. And I had been so busy wallowing in my story of him not being interested, or of him finding someone better than me, or not caring about me, that I hadn't done the damn simple task of checking in with him on my phone.As soon as I saw his message, I rejoiced with my friends. Arturo wasn't a complete a*****e after all. And maybe, well, I had been being a bit dramatic. I would leave my deep-seated worries about my self-worth for another time because he had requested my presence.I hurried my friends through the end of their conversation. We quickly got the bill. They walked me over to Casa Franca, and after a couple of trips through the various rooms (which I will also tell you about another time because I ran into one of my exes from On Dating Mexican Men), I finally found Arturo and his coworkers.It was sometime past 12:30 am when we finally hugged each other hello. Then Arturo turned to me, and he said,“I'm so glad you came. I was beginning to think it was too late. I was worried you had already gone to sleep and weren't going to make it. It's so good to see you. I'm so glad you came.”His words took me aback. They struck a chord. I puzzled to myself in that moment, again distracted as we caught up with each other about how our day had been.After all the anxiety and the trips through the realms of self-worth that I had dipped into in my own mind, here was this perfectly nice, if not also imperfect, guy standing in front of me. Somewhere along the way, between the hundreds of hours of Instagram reels I had consumed and the narratives about the opposite sex that I had bombarded myself with, I forgot that on the other end of the phone was also another living human person. And that if I wanted to get to know this person, I would have to meet them where they were. Maybe that meant compromising. Maybe that meant being patient. But without a doubt, it meant that I needed to ground myself in my reality and not fall into old, unhealthy stories of how I was treated in the past. It meant not having silly, made-up expectations of a man or any human and how they should show up for me in any given situation.And yet, in my experience of entrenched loneliness and questioning my own worthiness of connection, I had accidentally left him hanging. And I had even transferred that instability and potential for disconnection onto him. My limited story of myself had almost become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Wading through the trash of my information diet and obsessing over my own emotions and ability to connect with others had left me isolated. To the point where I could hardly afford a tiny inch in the corner of my brain to consider the experience of another person, much less a person seeking a deeper connection with me. We had almost passed each other like ships in the night.It reminds me of a fascinating TED Talk I watched a couple of years ago with psychologist Dr. Guy Winch. In the story, Winch shares that he always calls his twin brother on their birthday. That is, until one year, when his birthday rolled around, his twin brother didn't call. During his talk, Winch says,“That night was one of the saddest and longest nights of my life.”That night, he makes up all kinds of stories about how he doesn't matter to his brother anymore and how they've grown apart irreparably. The next day, Winch wakes up and realizes that he had accidentally kicked the phone off the hook the night before. When he realizes this, he puts it back on the ringer, and his brother calls him immediately. His brother had been calling and calling him the whole time, panicking for over a day.“It was the longest and saddest night of his life as well.”Disconnection. That's what our questioning of our self-worth and loneliness can bring us to. Meeting Arturo at the Jazz Club made it clear to me just how much our own perceptions of lovability and our narratives of ourselves create or deny connection in our lives. In ignoring my phone and trapping myself in my narrative of loneliness of not receiving a message from him, I accidentally recreated that experience for Arturo and left him hanging on the other end of his phone, on the verge of disconnection and loneliness also.You know, the tech bros in San Francisco promised us that new apps and AI would make our lives easier. But the longer I have a smartphone, the more I'm convinced that by making things easier, these apps can also make our lives more complex. Now, instead of having a face-to-face conversation, there are two phones, data plans, and wifi signals between us. While, in some ways, that makes it easier for us to communicate, it has also made it easier for us to get lost in our own biased narratives about our lives and how unlovable we might think we are at times. These narratives and perceptions are what shape our reality.I apologized to Arturo. We danced at Casa Franca and had quite a dramatic night for other reasons, which I will tell you about in a couple of weeks. I learned that technology has made communication easier in our lives. But it has made miscommunication easier in our lives also.Much love to you out there, wherever you are in the ether.Stay tuned as I'll be back with a spicier story of who I met at the cocktail bar with my friends next week!Love,Tash

Andrew reports on his electroshock therapy, Luke is worried about the heat index during the TBTL-a-Thon, and the Mariners got booed by their own fans yesterday.