Podcast appearances and mentions of priscilla hernandez

On December 3rd, 2011, a 2-year-old girl named Priscilla Hernandez from Castroville, California, was found dead. An autopsy confirmed that she was beaten to death. David Leonardo brutally beat Priscilla to death, while initially pleading innocent but later pleading guilty and being sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. Against Priscilla's family's wishes, David has now been released on parole.. not serving his full sentence. — El 3 de diciembre de 2011, una niña de 2 años llamada Priscilla Hernández de Castroville, California, fue encontrada muerta. Una autopsia confirmó que la mataron a golpes. David Leonardo mató brutalmente a Priscilla a golpes, aunque inicialmente se declaró inocente, pero luego se declaró culpable y fue sentenciado a entre 15 años y cadena perpetua. En contra de los deseos de la familia de Priscilla, David ha sido puesto en libertad condicional... sin cumplir su sentencia completa. — Sign Priscilla's petition: https://www.change.org/p/justice-for-priscilla-rose-hernandez-4356c786-743f-41ea-8c7a-37b13066f0a3 — Support Us: Get your Merch here! : https://www.cuentocrimenpodcast.com/category/all-products Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cuentocrimenpodcast — Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuentocrimenpodcast/?hl=en Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cuentocrimenpodcast?lang=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb-xq8FGsgxqDOyT4CsCfHA Twitter: https://twitter.com/CuentoCrimenPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550192066426 — Email us a personal true crime encounter at: cuentocrimenpodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back for our 15th Message From the Host! Today we will feature one of our great partners in the Carry the Load organization. This great organization started as a grass roots movement in Dallas to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day. It has since grown to a national movement as they have raised over 42 million dollars with a staggering 93% of the monies raised going to the programs for military and first responders and their families.  Carry the Load has donated over 800,000 dollars to the ATO since our partnership started. We sit down with Active Dallas Officers Joe Meno, ATO Chairman Ed Lujan and Sgt. Tony Andujar as they tell the listener their unique stories of what this event means to them. They will let us know who they are carrying and why in this years national relays. Also participating in this years CTL relay are Mike Gonzalez, Thomas Ranshaw, Scott Crump, Priscilla Hernandez, retired officers Miguel Sarimento and Beth Sundquist who is New England team captain. If you would like to find out more information on Carry the Load please go to www.carrytheload.org In Memory of: The Colony Fire Department Jeffrey Scott Bell. EOW: 8/8/22 Dallas Sgt. Mike Smith EOW: 7/7/16 Dallas Sr. Cpl. Lorne Ahrens EOW: 7/8/16 Dallas Police Officer Michael Krol EOW: 7/7/16 Dallas Officer Patrick Zamarripa EOW: 7/7/16 Dart Officer Brent Thompson EOW: 7/7/16 Dallas Officer Mitchell Penton EOW: 2/13/21 Dallas Officer Jose De LA Rocha EOW: 8/20/23 Dallas Officer Jacob Arellano 10/12/22 As we draw near to Memorial Day we would like everyone to reflect on the holidays true meaning and ask yourself…WHO ARE YOU CARRYING?

This week on Unrepresented, we kick off season 3 by welcoming Priscilla Hernandez. Priscilla is the former Director of Nursing at Houston Woman's Clinic. Tune in as she sits down with Latinitas Magazine writer Camila Dejesus to talk about the overturning of Roe v. Wade and how it has affected her job, as well as common misconceptions of abortion care, and the future effects the overturning will have. Links: National Abortion Federation: https://prochoice.org/ National Network of Abortion Funds: https://abortionfunds.org/ https://www.ineedana.com/ rtionfinder.org New Yorker Article: https://www.newyorker.com/news/dispatch/roes-final-hours-in-one-of-americas-largest-abortion-clinics Hosted by Camila Dejesus Edited by Frankie Alaniz Music by Jordan Lacky

Jose “Keno” Gandara accepted the position of head volleyball coach at the University of Miami on March 20, 2013, becoming the second head coach since the program returned in 2001. In Gandara's ninth season at the helm in 2021, Miami returned to the postseason for the first time since 2017 and fifth time under his direction. The Canes advance to the second round of the tournament in the Gainesville Region, ultimately falling to site host Florida. UM finished the season 25-5 overall, with 15 wins coming by way of sweep, and 15-3 in conference play on its way to a second-place finish in the ACC, all program bests under Gandara and the most wins in a season since 2012 when the team posted 26. The Hurricanes finished the year ranked 14th in the RPI and 25th in the AVCA Division I Coaches Poll. Individually, the Canes saw success with Gandara's leadership as Savannah Vach, Janice Leao and Angela Grieve earned regional recognition. Vach and Leao earned AVCA East All-Region, while Grieve was an all-region honorable mention. Leao also garnered AVCA All-American Honorable Mention. Vach added to her resume with All-ACC First Team, while teammates Grieve, Leao and Priscilla Hernandez were tabbed All-ACC Second Team. Peyman Yardimci tallied a strong freshman campaign to earn a spot on the All-ACC Freshman Team. The trio of Grieve, Yardimci and Hernandez rounded out the Canes awards as all three garnered ACC All-Academic Team honors. Gandara led Miami as one of the top blocking teams in the nation. The hurricanes ranked 16th in the country with 2.65 blocks per set and 32nd with 284 total blocks. Behind his leadership, the Miami was among the top in the ACC in several categories at the end of the regular season. The Canes were sixth in hitting percentage (.244), second in opponent hitting percentage (.188), fifth in assists per set (12.51), third in total blocks (271) and blocks per set (2.63), second in digs per set (15.23) and fifth in total digs (1569). The Hurricanes returned the NCAA Championship in 2017 for the fourth time in five seasons under Gandara's leadership. Miami won its first postseason match since 2014, defeating the College of Charleston in the opening round of the tournament in a Gainesville, Fla. The Canes fell to No. 2 Florida in four sets in an exciting second round matchup to close the season 22-6 and finish with their best winning percentage since 2012. Senior outside hitter Olga Strantzali was named ACC Player of the Year and AVCA East Coast Region Player of the Year. Strantzali was joined by redshirt junior setter Haley Templeton on the All-ACC First Team and AVCA All-East Coast Region team. Strantzali and Templeton topped off a memorable season with AVCA All-America Honorable Mention recognition. The Canes both started and finished the campaign strong, winning the first nine matches and the seven contests prior to falling to second-seeded Florida. Miami topped the ACC in service aces with 1.71 per set and finished the season in the top three of two additional categories – hitting percentage (second with .246) and kills (tied for third with 13.64 per set). In 2016, Gandara led a resilient Miami squad that proved to rise to the occasion when it stepped into an opponent's gym. The 2016 Hurricanes won 11 matches away from Coral Gables, picking up big road wins at Notre Dame and Louisville. Junior outside hitter Olga Strantzali developed into one of the best players in the country, receiving AVCA All-America honorable mention and earned AVCA All-East Coast Region and First Team All-ACC honors. Strantzali and freshman setter Hannah Sorensen were named to the All-ACC Academic Team in recognition of their success on the court and in the classroom. Gandara led the Hurricanes to three straight NCAA Tournaments in his first three seasons at the helm of the Miami volleyball program. The Canes were selected to the 2015 NCAA Tournament, where they faced Iowa State in a first round match in Madison, Wis. The Canes finished the season 21-10 and 14-6 in the ACC, while Miami's 21 wins marked the second consecutive 20-win season under Gandara's leadership. The Hurricanes saw seniors Alexis Mourning and Taylor Scott, as well as sophomores Olga Strantzali and Haley Templeton, named to the 2015 All-ACC Second Team with Strantzali and Templeton also earning AVCA All-East Coast Region Honorable Mention. Miami reached the NCAA Tournament for the sixth consecutive season in 2014 and seventh time in program history. The Hurricanes, who finished the season 22-9, defeated UCF in five sets in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The victory was Gandara's first NCAA Tournament win as a head coach. Miami's 22 wins also gave Gandara his first 20-win season at the helm of the program. The Canes reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament before falling to No. 8 Florida in four sets. But Gandara helped develop several players to reach unprecedented levels of success. Senior outside hitter Savanah Leaf was named 2014 ACC Player of the Year and a second team AVCA All-American, while freshman Haley Templeton earned ACC Freshman of the Year honors. Leaf was joined by senior middle blocker Emani Sims on the All-ACC First Team, while Templeton was picked for the All-ACC Second Team and the All-ACC Freshman Team. The accolades continued for the trio as Leaf and Sims were named AVCA East Coast All-Region selections and Templeton was tabbed as the AVCA East Coast Region Freshman of the Year. The 2013 season was filled with firsts for Gandara. He secured his first win as a NCAA head coach on Aug. 30, when Miami defeated Austin Peay, 3-1. Gandara collected his first home win when Miami beat LSU in five sets on Sept. 14. The first-year head coach tallied his first ACC win when the Canes defeated Boston College in five sets on Sept. 28. Gandara also guided the Canes to their fifth straight NCAA Tournament appearance and first under his tutelage. The Hurricanes dropped their first round match against Oregon in three sets, but 2013 was still a successful first season under Gandara. Miami had four players earn All-ACC distinction, including Savanah Leaf and Emani Sims (first team), Alexis Mourning (second team) and Ryan Shaffer (third team). The Canes defeated No. 12 North Carolina at home and earned one of the coveted 64 spots in the NCAA Tournament. Gandara came to Miami after spending eight years as an assistant at the University of Washington. He previously served as an assistant at UNLV and his alma mater, UC Santa Barbara. Gandara is a highly-respected teacher who has played and coached at the top levels of college and professional volleyball. Keno assisted former Washington head coach Jim McLaughlin with all aspects of coaching, including opponent scouting and contributing to the Huskies' defensive package. The Huskies won a National Championship in Keno's first year on staff, 2005, and reached the 2006 Final Four. Gandara began his coaching career at UCSB in 1992 as an assistant with the men's team and was an assistant with the women's team in 1994. He also spent one season as a head coach/player with the San Juan Volleyball club in the Puerto Rico Professional League. A San Juan, Puerto Rico, native, Gandara graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 1990 after a successful volleyball career with the Gauchos as a middle blocker. Gandara was a first team All-America selection in 1989 and second team selection in 1988 after leading UCSB to the national title match. He was also a two-time all-conference honoree. Gandara has also been inducted into the UCSB Hall of Fame. He also represented both the United States and Puerto Rico in international competition as a member of their respective national volleyball teams. Gandara is married to Stephanie Cox who was a standout setter at UCSB and played on the AVP Tour. The couple welcomed their first child, a son named Lucas, in April 2011.

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts your Monday morning Wake Up Call. Priscilla Hernandez and her son Zacky join the show to follow up on their bill that directs the Department of Education to include state and federal resources and methods to initiate individualized food allergy management and prevention plans, and other ways to minimize risk of food anaphylaxis in school. An update from ABC's Aaron Katersky on Lindsay Graham and his Georgia subpoena. And ABC's Jim Ryan talks about bringing back the Tasmanian tiger.

AB2640 is named after Zacky, a child with life-threatening food allergies who suffered two anaphylactic reactions in his 1st grade school year. He has made it his mission to champion a state resource guide and ensure that all kids with food allergies and caregivers have the most available and comprehensive information possible in school. Zacky's mother is Priscilla Hernandez, a food allergy advocate and author of ‘Zacky's bill / AB 2640'. With Zacky's anaphylactic reaction at school, she was astounded by the complexity of the school system and saw an opportunity to provide a solution. With her background in nonprofits and working directly with legislators and on education policy, she authored ‘Zacky's Bill.'  This bill would create the California Food Allergy Resource Guide to provide school districts, parents, caregivers, and students with the necessary information to keep students with food allergies safe at school. The bill directs the Department of Education to include state and federal resources, methods to initiate individualized food allergy management and prevention plans, and other ways to minimize the risk of food anaphylaxis in school. Find out how you can help by visiting https://www.zackysbill.org/

We are honored to have a driving force for the food allergy community, Priscilla Hernandez, join this week's episode. Her mission is to enlighten and educate people about food allergies, and she is succeeding in multiple ways. Her son, Zachy, has been diagnosed with multiple food allergies, and she shares their food allergy journey from Zacky's diagnosis to her advocacy work. She was astounded by the complexity of the school system and saw an opportunity to provide a solution. With her background in nonprofits and working directly with legislators and on education policy, she drafted 'Zacky's Bill.' The bill's purpose is to create guidelines for local education agencies to protect pupils with food allergies. Priscilla also does advocacy work with Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE), and Zacky and the Hernandez Munoz Family are featured in Zacky's Kitchen:-Our Family Recipes on FARE's Living Teal Network. She is also authoring a children's book series, 'Super Zachy,' and the first is expected soon. Priscilla and Shandee talk about strategies of teaching a child to self-advocate. Priscilla also shares her advice on how to get involved and make a voice for yourself.Keep up on all that the Hernandez Munoz family is doing from their website: https://www.zackysuniverse.com/.

Priscilla Hernandez, director of the Treehouse Academy in the Dominican Republic, visits the studio to discuss the continuation of developing Zoo-phonics based dual language education curriculum for early childhood education. Part 2 of 2. Click Here if you would like a transcript of this episode.

Priscilla Hernandez, director of the Treehouse Academy in the Dominican Republic, visits the studio to discuss the continuation of developing Zoo-phonics based dual language curriculum for early childhood education. Part 1 of 2. Click Here if you would like a transcript of this episode.

Priscilla Hernandez, director of the Treehouse Academy in the Dominican Republic, visits the studio to discuss bilingual education in preschool-aged children. Part 1 of 2. Click Here if you would like a transcript of this episode.

Dr. Char finishes her discussion with director of Treehouse Academy in the Dominican Republic, Priscilla Hernandez; on dual language education for toddlers and preschoolers.  Click Here if you would like a transcript of this episode.

Steampunk Music Podcast Ep10 - Indie Classical Music MixTracklist:Abandoned Toys - Requiem for AnnissaLowercase noises - this is for our sinsEndless Melancholy - Rivers of time (feat. eus)Nave Artificial - Vampirical IIJocelyn Pook - the loftRasplyn - Temple moonPriscilla Hernandez - the call of the nymphRafael Anton Irisarri - embracedThe frozen vaults - a year without summerThe mountaineering club - the voyagehttp://www.steampunkradio.com/

Steampunk Music Podcast Ep05 - Neoclassical Darkwave Music MixTracklist:Craig Armstrong feat. Elizabeth Fraser - this love (the synthetic dream foundation mix)Opus Nigrum - Salve ReginaAbandoned Toys - The Witch's GardenAll my faith lost - sleep nowRajna - Shantra (church version)Hexperos - Le Lacrime Di ProserpinaElane - My promised landHexperos - A forestChaostar - Misery's kingPriscilla Hernandez - Awayhttp://www.steampunkradio.com/

To help us understand the entrepreneurs way of thinking, 99FM’s Master Your Destiny Show spoke to Priscilla Hernandez, the U.S. Embassy spokesperson in Namibia, Elzaan de Wee, an Actress, Activist and a member of ChiNamibia, Colin Lindeque, the Business Development Manager at FABLAB Namibia, Aska Orlale and Taleni Matheus, two young Namibian entrepreneurs who started M&O Designs and Naomi Kefas an entrepreneur who started Magnetize Investment which manufacturers locally produced liquid detergents.

En este décimo octavo capitulo de [LGDS] La Guarida Del Sith, os traemos un especial muy divertido sobre "Series de acción real de los ochenta ", para ello tendremos a un equipo muy variado de contertulios como : Abraham, Tony, Nuria, Daniel, la co directora Cugar19 y un servidor. "DarthCritics", Abraham, Tony, Nuria, Daniel, la co directora Cugar19 y un servidor analizamos un sin fin de películas y "SithNews" donde os traemos toda la información de la semana. En "Entrevista con un Sith" ésta semana tenemos a Priscilla Hernandez, vocalista de el grupo que lidera y que tiene su mismo nombre, nos hablara de su nuevo trabajo. En las "Sith Series" Javi, nuestro guardián seriefilo nos traerá información sobre las mejores series y hoy tocan Suits y The River. Hoy traemos de nuevo La Biblioteca de la estrella de la muerte con Cugar19. Todo esto y muchas otras sorpresas en "La Guarida Del Sith.

En este décimo octavo capitulo de [LGDS] La Guarida Del Sith, os traemos un especial muy divertido sobre "Series de acción real de los ochenta ", para ello tendremos a un equipo muy variado de contertulios como : Abraham, Tony, Nuria, Daniel, la co directora Cugar19 y un servidor. "DarthCritics", Abraham, Tony, Nuria, Daniel, la co directora Cugar19 y un servidor analizamos un sin fin de películas y "SithNews" donde os traemos toda la información de la semana. En "Entrevista con un Sith" ésta semana tenemos a Priscilla Hernandez, vocalista de el grupo que lidera y que tiene su mismo nombre, nos hablara de su nuevo trabajo. En las "Sith Series" Javi, nuestro guardián seriefilo nos traerá información sobre las mejores series y hoy tocan Suits y The River. Hoy traemos de nuevo La Biblioteca de la estrella de la muerte con Cugar19. Todo esto y muchas otras sorpresas en "La Guarida Del Sith.

Featured Artists: Eastern Blok, Joe Grieco, Nashville Session Players, Bill Watson, Priscilla Hernandez, Glyn Bailey, Chemystry Set, Slings & Arrows, Dick Prall, Danielle Antonio, Liza & The WonderWheels, Ross Douglas

Featured Artists: Eastern Blok, Joe Grieco, Nashville Session Players, Bill Watson, Priscilla Hernandez, Glyn Bailey, Chemystry Set, Slings & Arrows, Dick Prall, Danielle Antonio, Liza & The WonderWheels, Ross Douglas