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Nelson and Alexandra share an animated and nostalgic conversation with the charmingly French Fannie Brett. All three of them are 'ex-pat' Angelenos so they reminisce about Los Angeles life and work in the 90s and their dinners at El Coyote - and you though they only drank margaritas in Rosarito Beach, Mexico! Fannie is still acting but she is also a renown voice actor/teacher, casting director and producer. She has a successful dubbing studio which she runs from Las Vegas. In 1996, however, she'd not long been in America when she was cast in Titanic as Benjamin Guggenheim's mistress Madame Aubert. She describes in detail her audition process with Mali Fin on what was her first American film. If you are just starting out, you will learn a lot about the business of acting and see that the world of Titanic really was populated by people from all over the world. Titanic was a floating city of the rich and the poor and a myriad of nations were represented. Madame Aubert's part in the tragedy is particularly interesting...FYI - for you die-hard Titanic fans the etiquette coach/choreographer was Lynne Hockney and the onset photographer we were talking about is Merie WallaceFannie's dubbing and voice actor training company is 7HM (Seven Holdings Media)For more information on her one-on-one training email her at fannie@7holdingsmedia.comFannie's Website Instagram @fannie_brettSHIP OF DREAMS: TITANIC MOVIE DIARIES is on Amazon Prime, Apple TV etc DVD available on Amazon LINKS ~shipofdreamsfilm.com Facebook TikTok @titanic_talk_podcastYouTube...

Key Takeaways: Sanoviv Medical Institute, located in Rosarito Beach, Mexico, has been offering specialized Lyme disease treatment since 1999. The fully licensed hospital integrates conventional, complementary, and functional medicine to address root causes of disease rather than just symptoms. Sanoviv provides treatment options unavailable in the U.S., drawing patients from around the world seeking advanced Lyme disease care. The admission process includes medical record review, consultation with a Sanoviv doctor, and scheduling an inpatient stay within 2-3 weeks. The 2-week inpatient Lyme program includes: Extensive diagnostic testing Whole-body hyperthermia therapy High-dose antibiotic treatment Detox protocols and supportive therapies Nutritional, psychological, and lifestyle education Sanoviv's healing environment features organic, gluten-free, and dairy-free meals, toxin-free accommodations, and daily integrative therapy sessions. A 6-month aftercare program helps patients transition home and maintain their health. Patients praise Sanoviv's compassionate, highly trained staff and comprehensive, personalized approach to healing. Resources & Links: Follow the latest ILADS updates: ILADS.org Learn more about Sanoviv and its treatment programs: Sanoviv Medical Institute Stay connected with Tick Boot Camp: Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter (X)

Peter White auditioned for a number of roles in Titanic and eventually landed the role of the wireless operator of the Californian who tragically turned off his radio and went to bed while the Titanic sank. Peter did extensive research into his character, Charles Victor Groves, or 3rd Officer Groves, of the Californian. He spent more than four months in Rosarito Beach, Mexico, getting to know his fellow cast mates while waiting to be called the set to film his scenes. He regales Nelson and Alexandra with tales from the nightly Happy Hours in the Real Del Mar bar to filming on the set of the Californian wireless room, only to find at an early screening that he had been completely cut from the film. All he was left with was a group of new friends and a special story to repeat at dinner parties in the ensuing twenty five years.Peter is featured in Alexandra's documentary Ship of Dreams: Titanic Movie Diaries reading from the diary he wrote in 1998.Follow Peter and Victoria's exploits in house renovation at  @weboughtalondonhouseTITANIC TALK Official Merchandise now on sale HERET-shirts, hoodies, baseball caps and mugs - the perfect gift for your favourite TitaniacFor more information on where to watchSHIP OF DREAMS: TITANIC MOVIE DIARIES go toshipofdreamsfilm.comShip of Dreams on FacebookShip of Dreams on TikTokWatch TITANIC TALK on YouTube go to ~TITANIC TALK YouTubeInstagram @titanic_talk_podcastFacebookFollow NelsonInstagram @nelsonaspenTwitter @nelsonaspenFollow Alexandra Instagram @fstclsswmn Twitter @alexactwrdirTikTok

He's a successful tour operator in Hawaii and real estate agent in Florida now but back in 1996, at the tender age of 21, Gary DeLellis was the stand in on the Titanic set for Leonardo Di Caprio. For 8 months, Gary stood in Leo's place while they set the camera and lights.You can imagine he has some stories to tell.Nelson and Alexandra could have chatted all day hearing behind the scenes anecdotes from twenty five years ago and the adventures Gary had on that amazing set in Rosarito Beach, Mexico.Gary's tour company in Hawaii is Kapohokine AdventuresSee some of his great BTS snaps from Titanic on Instagram @garydelellisFind him on Facebook And see the houses he sells on his Real Estate websiteTITANIC TALK Official Merchandise now on sale HERET-shirts, hoodies, baseball caps and mugs - the perfect gift for your favourite TitaniacFor more information on where to watchSHIP OF DREAMS: TITANIC MOVIE DIARIES go toshipofdreamsfilm.comShip of Dreams on FacebookShip of Dreams on TikTokWatch TITANIC TALK on YouTube go to ~TITANIC TALK YouTubeInstagram @titanic_talk_podcastFacebookFollow NelsonInstagram @nelsonaspenTwitter @nelsonaspenFollow Alexandra Instagram @fstclsswmn Twitter @alexactwrdirTikTok

What should have been a fun guys' trip to Mexico in September has left one family searching for answers after the death of their son. Maurice Colburt had just received his passport and was traveling to Rosarito Beach during the Labor Day weekend to take in a concert and enjoy his time with friends.But according to Colburt's friends, a shot at a popular tourist bar called Papas & Beer caused him to collapse. Colburt was then dragged out to the street, where he would later be pronounced dead by EMTs.Since that night, his parents, Evangela Thomas and Marvin Colburt, said they have not received assistance from Mexican authorities or the US Embassy to find out what really happened to their son.On this week's episode of “The Word” podcast, the parents speak out about inconsistencies in the police and EMT reports and are asking anyone who might have seen something that weekend to please come forward.If you have any information, you can email statements, pictures, or videos to MauriceLivesOn@gmail.com.If you would like to help with the family's legal battle, you can donate to their GoFundMe page here.

In 1992 Mario Amado went to Rosarito Beach, Mexico with his brother and their girlfriends. While he is there police are called on him for a domestic disturbance and he is arrested. Mario then mysteriously dies in jail and it is initially ruled a suicide. However, additional autopsies show that he was murdered. His death is still considered a mystery. Sources: https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Mario_Amado https://truecrimediva.com/mario-amado/ https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-01-12-mn-23896-story.html https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5400578/mario-vicente-amado https://medium.com/true-crime-addiction/a-trip-mario-amado-would-never-return-from-true-crime-2cd5bd189bfe https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-05-31-me-10521-story.html https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-05-23-me-7353-story.html https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-05-14-mn-4045-story.html https://archive.seattletimes.com/archive/?date=19930511&slug=1700582 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crimeovercoffee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimeovercoffee/support

Specialists in the treatment of opiate dependency, alcohol abuse, and other addictive behaviors, luxury rehab facility Casa Santa Isabel, located in Rosarito Beach, MX (1-800-706-4901), helps Santa Clara residents put this chapter of their lives in the past. Learn more at https://www.casasantaisabel.com

Pour des milliers de touristes américains, les couchers de soleil à couper le souffle du Mexique ont toujours été une invitation à la romance, à la fantaisie et à l'aventure. En juin 1992, Joe Amado, quarante-neuf ans, et son frère Mario, soudeur, vingt-neuf ans, quittent Los Angeles avec leurs copines. Ils se dirigeaient vers Rosarito Beach, au Mexique, une station balnéaire populaire à trente-cinq miles au sud de San Diego. Mais leur week-end au soleil allait bientôt se transformer en cauchemar. Le lendemain, Mario a été arrêté après une bagarre avec sa petite amie. Quatre-vingt-dix minutes plus tard, il a été retrouvé mort dans une cellule de prison. Les autorités locales affirment qu'il s'est suicidé. Joe, cependant, est convaincu qu'il a été assassiné. Il est déterminé à comprendre ce qui lui est vraiment arrivé.

Ron Gomez Hoff is the founder of the website and Facebook page Talk Baja. A Southern California native, Hoff fell in love with Baja as a teenager on a scouting trip in 1968. After high school, a stint in the Navy had him operating nuclear powerplants on submarines. When he left the Navy, he returned to Long Beach and joined his family business running testing laboratories in the oil and gas industry. With his father's passing, he expanded the labs into full environmental certification, including drinking water, wastewater, hazardous waste, and air emissions. A consulting project had Hoff creating computer databases which led to a project in Mexico City. He enjoyed the people and the culture, but Mexico City was too large for his liking. Recently divorced and seeking change, Hoff headed to Baja and rented a house on Rosarito Beach. He realized that he could work from anywhere with an internet connection, so why not a beach in Baja? While attending a weekend cooking class in Tijuana, he met the love of his life, Christina. The two married and began exploring communities South of Rosarito. They visited San Quintin and fell in love with the nearby fishing village of La Chorera. They loved the physical beauty of the location but were amazed by the beautiful people; Hoff says they are some of the finest people he's ever met. When the local building supply owner found out they had bought a property and began building a house, he extended credit to them immediately. Gestures of trust and generosity were repeated over and over by their new neighbors. As a result, Hoff says he doesn't feel like a foreigner; on the contrary, "I feel like we've always been here. The people make you feel like you belong here." Embraced by his community, he has become an advocate for moving to Baja and a cheerleader for San Quintin and the region.

Hey amigos, it's hard to believe that is's been a year since Slow Baja got picked up on Apple iTunes, Spotify, and Google Podcast. I wanted to take a moment to say a hearty THANKS for listening. Since I launched the show, many have asked me about my Baja journey and what Slow Baja is all about. So since you asked, here it is, one year in, I swap seats with my intrepid editor, Christopher Keiser, and tell you all about me. My first Baja trip came in 1984, just before my Freshman year at San Diego State University. An older cousin who attended SDSU invited me to have lobster down in Puerto Nuevo. On the drive home, we got pulled over, he bribed the cop, and we continued on our way home. -Welcome to Mexico! Regular Tijuana and Rosarito Beach (drinking) excursions followed, and camping on the beach in San Felipe was our Spring Break destination for years. At the end of one of those Spring Break trips, Ted Donovan, my roommate, and I decided to continue South. We piled into my old Toyota Corona and headed out -destination unknown. We slept under the stars, ate on the cheap, and had to scrounge beer bottles for the deposit money to buy gas for our return. It was quite an adventure and I couldn't wait to have another. Fast forward to 2001, I'm married and have two-year-old twins and a four-year-old. My wife and I are exhausted and needed a break. We quit our jobs, rented out our apartment, and took the family down to La Paz for an extended vacation. La Paz was way too hot for us, so we moved over to Todos Santos. We had a bliss-filled month puttering around Todos Santos before putting our minivan on the ferry to the mainland. We drove the Devil's Backbone to Durango and onto Zacatecas. The Colonial city of Zacatecas is an UNESCO World-Heritage site and is well worth a visit. As the only gringos in town, we were warmly welcomed, and our light-haired children were known to all. We spent seven months there before reluctantly returning home. Mexico and the slow life bit me. I immediately began scheming about how to get back. My Mexico adventuring started in earnest in 2006 when Ted and I took on the grueling La Carrera Panamericana. The 2000-mile La Carrera, also known as the Mexican Road Race, is widely considered the fastest, most dangerous vintage race in the world. We had the least amount of experience, the least amount of horsepower, and we finished dead last. On one challenging day, I said to Ted -if we ever figure out the La Carrera, we will take on the Baja 1000 in a Class 11 VW Beetle. We haven't acquired a Beetle yet, but in 2012 I found Slow Baja, my 1971 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. Later that year, for Ted's 50th birthday, we drove Slow Baja down for a three-week adventure. We traversed the entire peninsula on dirt. It was my first off-roading experience, the FJ40 performed flawlessly, and I was smitten. After driving the 3000-mile BajaXL Rally in 2019, I started thinking about starting a Baja-centered podcast. After guest-hosting Jim Reilly's show, I launched Slow Baja. Covid made my goal of recording every interview in person a little more complicated, but I am deeply thankful for all of my guests who opened their homes and their hearts for me. Here's to another year of sharing conversations and exploring Baja together! Please follow Slow Baja on Twitter Please follow Slow Baja on Instagram Please join the Slow Baja Community on Facebook

This podcast breaks down some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that you might have about Rosarito Beach Mexico, the safety, the tourney, the hotels and the vibes down south!... If you are planning to go to Mexico for the Cinco de Mayo Basketball Tournament I would highly suggest listening to this podcast... If you still have questions you can always DM us directly @shoottherock on Instagram... Thanks for listening and see you soon!

Daniel Compton sits down with Geoff Quares and Zae Martinez at the Suncoast Awning Studio to go over Triumphant Combat Sports' Triumphant 9 Muay Thai event in Rosarito Beach, Mexico on November 14th. Geoff Quares is CEO Triumphant Combat Sports and Zae Martinez is the COO. The group goes over how the event went from an organizational standpoint, what is next or Triumphant Combat Sports, and even make some exclusive announcements for their next event T10! Geoff and Zae talk about the challenges of booking an event in a different country during a pandemic and tell tales of how they overcome these obstacles to have a successful event.

Daniel is back in the Sun Coast Awning Studio fresh off Triumphant Combat Sports' Triumphant 9 Muay Thai event in Rosarito Beach, Mexico on November 14th. In this episode Daniel talks to Reno fighter Zach Bunnell and Smash Fighter teammate Brian Tyler. Zach took the T9 Main Event fight on only 5 days notice and had Daniel in his corner for the fight. They talk about taking a fight on short notice and what it has been like being an independent fighter training during the COVID - 19 pandemic. Brian Tyler is coming of a big win in his Triumphant Combat Sports debut. They talk about Brian's fight, the possibility of him going pro, and the experience of fighting south of the boarder.

Daniel sits down with Triumphant Combat Sports CEO / President Geoff Quares at the Sun Coast Awning Studio to break down the upcoming card for the Triumphant T9 Muay Thai event going down in Rosarito Beach, Mexico on November 14th. Geoff shares some war stories from his own fighting career, talks about how he chose the fighters for this event, and hints a few potential future events for Triumphant Combat Sports.

Daniel sits down with Muay Thai Allstar, Promoter, CEO, President of Triumphant Geoff Quares. Geoff gives you insight into what it takes to throw your own Muay Thai or MMA event, the behind the scenes perspective of the fight scene and an update on Triumphant 9 to be held November 14th at Rosarito Beach, Mexico. Sonny Crazy Eyes Singh also joins the podcast and breaks down the in the ring experience at a Triumphant event and gives a solid performance and display of the effectiveness of cutting elbows and power arm/body round house kicks. Also featured in this episode is Muay Thai and MMA legend Zach Bunnell displaying his prowess, power and legendary skills in the Triumphant ring.

71. Media Moussavy has been a guest before and runs the Instagram account DTLA Insider. But he is also a successful real estate agent in Los Angeles so I knew he would be the perfect guest to answer all our questions about Real Estate in Los Angeles in 2020 and 2021. If everybody is moving to Texas and Nevada then why the heck are prices still going up? What are some up and coming neighborhoods that are still affordable? And what does it even take to qualify to buy a home with the prices as high as they are now?  Well in this episode Media answers these questions and more and we even take some inquiries from our audience on Instagram live.    You can find out more about Media on his Instagram at:  https://www.instagram.com/mmoussavy/ and if you are interested in buying or selling real estate in the LA area contact him here: mmoussavy@theagencyre.com If you are interested in Rosarito Beach or have any suggestions for the podcasts you can reach me at contact@lifehacksla.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifehacksla/message

Cait and Jack did a test episode of their new travel set up and recorded live from Rosarito Beach, Mexico! Since they were broadcasting live from a family vacation, they were joined by frequent guest co-host and Cait’s adult brother, Connor (AKA Lil Seltz.) They were later joined by Cait’s little kid brothers Rex and Roland (ages 9 and 7, respectively) and the episode took a real WHOLESOME turn. If you’ve ever wanted to listen to a kid friendly episode of JackAM, this is the one to check out! Cait’s dad Steve also makes a cameo! What a wholesome family friendly ep! Episode originally aired live on Twitch on Friday 7/26/19 - VOD link for this episode here: (part 1: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/458218421 and part 2: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/458230726 )

Unofficial UFOlogists/official comedians Brian Bahe and Sam Rose talk with comedian V. Lince (@vLince) about a UFOs that were blinking and changing color over Hamburg, Pennsylvania; 7 bright lights over the ocean that alternately lit up and then dimmed as seen from Rosarito Beach in Baja, Mexico; and a video of several bright lights gently … Continue reading Ep 81 (w/ V. Lince): Ignorant About Angles →

Album of the Month: The Firm Inc. – Veritas Release Date: April 28, 2016 Label: Infacted Recordings Website: Facebook Jaymie and Yvette prepare for a trip to Rosarito Beach, Mexico where they will be partaking of real Baja tacos and hopefully some absinthe, because Jaymie insists on dancing with the green fairy. Plus, beloved Brazilian mascot Mr. Balls (a.k.a. Sehnor Testiculo) in all his hairy magnificence. Track Listing 01. The Firm Inc. - BUTF (Brotherhood & Unity) 02. Centhron - Zombie Nazi Babe 03. Say Just Words - The Perfect Killer (Andro-Dioxin RMX) 04. Diverje - To Hell (Razed In Black Mix) 05. Necroleptic - Crown Thy Sinner 06. Skinny Puppy - plastiCage 07. Di Auger - Rocktopussy 08. Kult Of Red Pyramid - Broken Mirror 09. Obsidian FX - The Rendezvous [Chainreactor Remix] 10. George Sarah - The Star We Spin Around

Back in the day, late 60’s and the early 70’s just across the border in Rosarito Beach, Baja California the big “X” XERB was one of the flamethrower am radio stations of its day. The big “X” was the brainchild of Robert Weston Smith.  Bob Smith?  So who is Bob Smith?  If you don’t recognize […] The post 4th Watch 23: The challenge of discipleship appeared first on FairMormon.

Joshua 'jdawg91' Hoesel is a 24 year old US born SNG pro that has resided in Rosarito Beach, Mexico since November, 2011, and plays on PokerStars as "slayerv1fan". He has achieved SuperNova Elite+ four years straight, playing mostly midstakes to nosebleed hyper-turbo SNGs. In that time he has accumulated over 7 million VPPs, and will likely become the youngest player to earn 10 million lifetime VPPs on Pokerstars, which has currently only been achieved by four players. Having faced many ups and downs over the course of his career, most of which has been publicly recorded in his yearly blog threads on the TwoPlusTwo forums, he is someone to be looked up to for overcoming adversity and having the mental capacity to always strive to improve on and off the tables. He is now working behind the scenes with a newly created MTT stable, FishTailStaking, which will be looking for new players in the near future.  Mental Game MP3s | Poker Mind Coach

Bill Mansell is the Director of Admissions at Sanoviv Medical Institute located at Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Mexico. It is a fully licensed hospital with cutting edge facilities and they are accredited by the Institute for Functional Medicine. They offer a holistic and integrative approach to help treat a certain disease and elevate one's immune system to make sure that the disease will not come back.In this episode, Bill shared a story of a mother who is a lung cancer patient from Canada who underwent a series of medical treatments locally. At a certain point during her treatment, the doctor told her to set her affairs in order and plan for her funeral because there was nothing more they could do to treat her. She sought help online and found Sanoviv where she was placed under the Intensive Cancer Program which shrank her tumor by 80% in a very short time.Find out in detail what the multi-pronged and aggressive approach Sanoviv uses to help treat patients with cancer and other diseases.This interview was recorded at the World Medical Tourism Congress in Washington D.C. where John was a featured speaker in September 2014.

In this special "Turbo" vacation episode, Pauly asks Shane about living in Mexico as an online poker exile. Shane answers the popular question "Is Mexico dangerous?" and he describes his weekly routine commuting from Santa Monica to Rosarito Beach, Mexico.

Jean, a mother of two, shares her experiences of seeking two abortions in the 1960s, before Roe v. Wade, the historic Supreme Court case, guaranteed the right to safe and legal abortions in the United States. (Published on March 20, 2014 | Listener: Melissa Madera | Location: Salinas, CA)

Today we are talking about the 51 year old *Jake Clyde Merendino* , who was stabbed 24 times in Rosarito Beach, Mexico... Please join us on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/housewivesoftruecrime/ ) and Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/housewivesoftruecrime/?hl=en ) For extra content or if you would like to support us please find more at Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=29459918 ). Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/housewives-of-true-crime/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands