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Protect Your Retirement W/ a PHYSICAL Gold IRA https://www.sgtreportgold.com/ CALL( 877) 646-5347 - Noble Gold is Who I Trust ----- Learn Brooke Burke's secret for FREE: https://tonyprotein.com/sgt Click above! My wife and I traveled to Dr. Garcia's clinic in Tijuana Mexico recently for some medical tourism and it was a real pleasure. Here's the TRUTH about medical tourism in Mexico and in Tijuana specifically. Dr. Diane Kazer and Dr. Garcia join me to discuss in detail. Thanks for tuning in! Get in touch with Dr. Diane Kazer in order to contact Dr. Garcia HERE: https://dianekazer.com/sgtreport/ https://rumble.com/embed/v6sbeg5/?pub=2peuz

The Tijuana Rivers courses through the City of Tijuana Mexico where 2 million people live.  Several hundred thousand homes in Tijuana are not connected to the city sewage system and this leads to significant pollution of the Tijuana River.  And because the city of Tijuana butts right up to the US Mexico border, the path of the river sewage and the responsibility for managing is not always clear.  This episode goes into Tijuana to learn more about why the pollution exists, where it comes from and the status of various infrastructure tools that manage the pollution.  CO-HOSTRamon ChairezUn Mar de Colores GUESTSHernando DuranTijuana Verde en EspanolTijuana Verde in EnglishWaylon Matson4 Walls InternationalRosario Jacqueline MorenoChris HelmerCity of Imperial BeachIBWC Wastewater Treatment PlantTijuana RiverTijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve Tijuana, MexicoSan Diego / Tijuana Metro AreaNorth American Free Trade AgreementUnited States Mexico Canada Free Trade AgreementSPONSORSAmerican Rivers@americanriversFacebookKaris Family FoundationDenver Area Nissan Dealers@nissanusa THE RIVER RADIUSWebsiteInstagramFacebookApple PodcastSpotifyLink Tree

Pedro Sainz is one of the most obsessed type three builders that there is. Starting with his notchback a chance meeting at the first Nona meeting with Lee Hedges as friends they pushed each other to build their cars as original as possible. From that point forward, Peter was on a mission to restore cars, not only did he restore cars, but he also built roof racks Pedro's roof racks as a matter of fact. Some of those popular wood slat roof racks made in southern California in the early 2000s his first project was razor. The second one was a 1968 automatic type 34. Then he went on to build his Pacific blue 62 which once that early car was complete which is difficult to do end of itself. He looked for something even more difficult. How about if I build a replica of the prototype convertible to an exact specification. His commitment as a builder is unmatched by enthusiast this is not his full-time job. He's a cabinet maker by trade. It's a great story about a skateboarder from Tijuana Mexico, that his love for Volkswagens and his desire to create things with his hands evolved in so many cars and building so many racks for people even on to custom making interior kits that are exact replicas of the original factory. When you talk about playing the game that's Pedro. He's in it until the end.  www.letstalkdubs.com www.vwtrendsmagazine.com www.rosswulf.com www.thewagen.com https://www.youtube.com/@letstalkdubspodcast https://www.youtube.com/@the_Wagen 

After getting rain over the weekend, three of the main fires devastating the Los Angeles area are nearly 100% contained, meaning that firefighters have been able to create barriers around the fires. But the Palisades Fire, the Eaton fire and the Hughes fire continue to burn a combined nearly 48,000 acres of land. And to the south, just a few miles north of Tijuana Mexico, the Border 2 Fire has burned over 6,600 acres and is only 74% contained.More than two dozen people have been killed as a result of the fires since they started in early January. Over 200,000 have been forced to evacuate, and tens of thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed.Rachel was in Los Angeles recently reporting on the fires, their causes, and the response of both the government and the people on the ground. While wildfires are often covered as only natural disasters and the victims of the fires are portrayed as helpless figures, the reality is much more damning for the capitalist system that refuses to take public safety, climate change and disaster recovery for working people seriously. Support the show

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Ed Calderon is a fascinating and unique man! He grew up in Tijuana Mexico where he eventually moved in to law enforcement. Later after working various undercover work, he moved in to High Threat Protection for a Governor in Mexico, and later being moved back into an operational role. After being offered to owe his allegiance to other parties, he left law enforcement and Mexico quickly taking his family and immigrated to the US where he began offering training in the various skillsets and tradecraft he had gleaned in his work. He offers his coursework and has a Patreon where he offers incredible on line content!  Ed also has his own podcast, Manifesto Radio and he has spoken to some to incredible people!  This conversation is unlike any other with Ed that I have heard as I wanted to talk with him more about how he thinks, where that came from, and understand Ed better!  You can find his clothing line here https://sneakreaper-industries.com Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/6692abnENuAkHRP7EsxizP His Course Work https://www.edsmanifesto.com/courses Patreon https://www.patreon.com/edsmanifesto You can find The Distinguished Savage caps here https://www.etsy.com/listing/1798300540/richardson-112-trucker-hatloden-on?ref=share_v4_lx

Episode 798 (35 mins 39 secs) Looking to score some Ozempic? Want to do a leisurely boat cruise? Have you ever been to Tijuana Mexico before? Do you know who Riley Horner is? Albert, Ruthy, Jiaming, and Ana talk about all that, plus cat toys, free TV streamers, movie recommendations, and preventing your dog from causing a house fire Updates, Show Notes, and Contact Info can be found at... https://www.whowhatwhereswhy.com/stuffjunk/2024/8/14/798

We're celebrating the centennial of the Caesar salad, and to get the real story, we're going straight to the source: Tijuana, Mexico! Yes, you read that correctly, the Caesar salad was invented in 1924 in Mexico, not Italy. John joins the owner of Caesar's Restaurant - the original home of the Caesar salad - Tana Placentini in person to eat some original Caesar salad and chat about how, why, where, and by who the Caesar salad was invented. Tana isn't gatekeeping. Visit the restaurant in person and tell him that you heard this episode; he will give you the original recipe to take home! Tana and John also talk about the origins of the famous "Mexican pizza" in Baja and Clamato cocktails (and why John might be ditching Bloody Marys forever!). Stick around after the interview because John walks us through the Natural Products Expo in California, sharing all sorts of tips and interesting facts around foods such as: flax, sunflowers, vegan cheese, green tea and more! -- This season of Foods That Matter is presented by Watkins. Executive Producers: AJ Moseley and Stuart Halperin Editing: AJ Moseley Marketing: Catrin Skaperdas Music: Jenny G -- Caesar's (Tijuana, MX): https://www.grupoplascencia.com/index.php?secc=2&lang=en Tijuana Caesar Salad Centennial Party: https://tijuanacaesars.com/en/centenary/ Natural Products Expo West: https://www.expowest.com/en/home.html

A serial killer is an individual who commits a series of murders over a period of time, typically with a cooling-off period between each crime. Serial killers are characterized by their repetitive patterns and motives, often driven by psychological or emotional gratification obtained from the act of killing.Serial killers tend to choose their victims carefully, often targeting individuals who fit a certain profile or have specific characteristics that fulfill their fantasies or desires.They may have preferred victim types, such as women, children, or individuals of a certain ethnicity or occupation.The motivations behind serial killings can vary widely, and it is important to note that not all serial killers have the same motives. Some common motives include power and control, sexual gratification, a desire for dominance or to exert authority over others, a need for attention or notoriety, or even a deep-seated hatred or resentment towards a particular group.Serial killers often display certain behavioral patterns and rituals that are characteristic of their crimes. They may carefully plan their killings, stalking their victims and selecting specific locations where they feel they can operate undetected. Some killers have been known to keep souvenirs or mementos from their victims as trophies, reliving the experience through these items.Profiling and understanding the psychology of serial killers is an ongoing area of study for criminologists and psychologists. Various typologies have been proposed to classify and categorize different types of serial killers based on their motivations, behavior, and other characteristics. These classifications include organized vs. disorganized killers, motive-based typologies, and more.In this episode, we explore the story of Bryant Rivera, an American man who was preying on working girls in the city of Tijuana Mexico. The authorities in Mexico have compared him to Ted Bundy and there is now a conversation around the possibility that there might be other victims.(commercial at 8:09)to contact me:bobbycapucci@porotnmail.comsource:'Violent psychopath' California man is named SERIAL KILLER of three strippers | Daily Mail Online

A serial killer is an individual who commits a series of murders over a period of time, typically with a cooling-off period between each crime. Serial killers are characterized by their repetitive patterns and motives, often driven by psychological or emotional gratification obtained from the act of killing.Serial killers tend to choose their victims carefully, often targeting individuals who fit a certain profile or have specific characteristics that fulfill their fantasies or desires.They may have preferred victim types, such as women, children, or individuals of a certain ethnicity or occupation.The motivations behind serial killings can vary widely, and it is important to note that not all serial killers have the same motives. Some common motives include power and control, sexual gratification, a desire for dominance or to exert authority over others, a need for attention or notoriety, or even a deep-seated hatred or resentment towards a particular group.Serial killers often display certain behavioral patterns and rituals that are characteristic of their crimes. They may carefully plan their killings, stalking their victims and selecting specific locations where they feel they can operate undetected. Some killers have been known to keep souvenirs or mementos from their victims as trophies, reliving the experience through these items.Profiling and understanding the psychology of serial killers is an ongoing area of study for criminologists and psychologists. Various typologies have been proposed to classify and categorize different types of serial killers based on their motivations, behavior, and other characteristics. These classifications include organized vs. disorganized killers, motive-based typologies, and more.In this episode, we explore the story of Bryant Rivera, an American man who was preying on working girls in the city of Tijuana Mexico. The authorities in Mexico have compared him to Ted Bundy and there is now a conversation around the possibility that there might be other victims.(commercial at 8:21)to contact me:bobbycapucci@porotnmail.comsource:'Violent psychopath' California man is named SERIAL KILLER of three strippers | Daily Mail OnlineBecome a supporter of this podcast:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

A serial killer is an individual who commits a series of murders over a period of time, typically with a cooling-off period between each crime. Serial killers are characterized by their repetitive patterns and motives, often driven by psychological or emotional gratification obtained from the act of killing.Serial killers tend to choose their victims carefully, often targeting individuals who fit a certain profile or have specific characteristics that fulfill their fantasies or desires.They may have preferred victim types, such as women, children, or individuals of a certain ethnicity or occupation.The motivations behind serial killings can vary widely, and it is important to note that not all serial killers have the same motives. Some common motives include power and control, sexual gratification, a desire for dominance or to exert authority over others, a need for attention or notoriety, or even a deep-seated hatred or resentment towards a particular group.Serial killers often display certain behavioral patterns and rituals that are characteristic of their crimes. They may carefully plan their killings, stalking their victims and selecting specific locations where they feel they can operate undetected. Some killers have been known to keep souvenirs or mementos from their victims as trophies, reliving the experience through these items.Profiling and understanding the psychology of serial killers is an ongoing area of study for criminologists and psychologists. Various typologies have been proposed to classify and categorize different types of serial killers based on their motivations, behavior, and other characteristics. These classifications include organized vs. disorganized killers, motive-based typologies, and more.In this episode, we explore the story of Bryant Rivera, an American man who was preying on working girls in the city of Tijuana Mexico. The authorities in Mexico have compared him to Ted Bundy and there is now a conversation around the possibility that there might be other victims.(commercial at 8:21)to contact me:bobbycapucci@porotnmail.comsource:'Violent psychopath' California man is named SERIAL KILLER of three strippers | Daily Mail Online

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Ed Calderon went from a young punk (his own words) to part of one of the most effective police forces ever in Baja and Mexico. Ed's group was so effective in going after the cartel and getting rid of corrupt cops, they had to be stopped by their own government. When given the choice of staying and aligning with the cartel and putting his life and family at risk, Ed fled to America with only what he could carry. This is a story of sacrifice, perseverance, and defiance in truly the most dangerous game of all. Follow Ed here: Ed's Manifesto Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere else Donate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.com Go to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and merch Follow us on... Twitter Facebook Instagram

Ed Calderon went from a young punk (his own words) to part of one of the most effective police forces ever in Baja and Mexico. Ed's group was so effective in going after the cartel and getting rid of corrupt cops, they had to be stopped by their own government. When given the choice of staying and aligning with the cartel and putting his life and family at risk, Ed fled to America with only what he could carry. This is a story of sacrifice, perseverance, and defiance in truly the most dangerous game of all. Follow Ed here: Ed's Manifesto Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere else Donate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.com Go to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and merch Follow us on... Twitter Facebook Instagram

This episode begins with a story concerning Canelo Alvarez and his upcoming fight with Jermell Charlo, and their war of words leading up to it, then we delve into some previews for bouts taking place in Wolverhampton England, Tijuana Mexico, Commerce California and Hamilton Canada, as well as ESPN opinions offered on the upcoming clash between Luis Alberto Lopez and Joet Gonzalez set to take place in Texas, (which was the focus of Talkin' Fight this week on our show, Boxing 101, hosted by Neil The Deal) before concluding with comments from Yordenis Ugas and Eddie Hearn. Boxing 101 with Neil The Deal: https://youtube.com/live/zAAt4cXZicU #talkinfight #boxingnews #boxingpreviews #upcomingbouts #canelo #threelionspromotions #matchroom #eddiehearn #boxing101 #caneloalvarez #jermellcharlo #FightPreviews #WolverhamptonBoxing #TijuanaBoxing #CommerceBoxing #HamiltonBoxing #espnboxing #lopezgonzalez #neilthedeal #yordenisugas

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A serial killer is an individual who commits a series of murders over a period of time, typically with a cooling-off period between each crime. Serial killers are characterized by their repetitive patterns and motives, often driven by psychological or emotional gratification obtained from the act of killing.Serial killers tend to choose their victims carefully, often targeting individuals who fit a certain profile or have specific characteristics that fulfill their fantasies or desires.They may have preferred victim types, such as women, children, or individuals of a certain ethnicity or occupation.The motivations behind serial killings can vary widely, and it is important to note that not all serial killers have the same motives. Some common motives include power and control, sexual gratification, a desire for dominance or to exert authority over others, a need for attention or notoriety, or even a deep-seated hatred or resentment towards a particular group.Serial killers often display certain behavioral patterns and rituals that are characteristic of their crimes. They may carefully plan their killings, stalking their victims and selecting specific locations where they feel they can operate undetected. Some killers have been known to keep souvenirs or mementos from their victims as trophies, reliving the experience through these items.Profiling and understanding the psychology of serial killers is an ongoing area of study for criminologists and psychologists. Various typologies have been proposed to classify and categorize different types of serial killers based on their motivations, behavior, and other characteristics. These classifications include organized vs. disorganized killers, motive-based typologies, and more.In this episode, we explore the story of Bryant Rivera, an American man who was preying on working girls in the city of Tijuana Mexico. The authorities in Mexico have compared him to Ted Bundy and there is now a conversation around the possibility that there might be other victims.(commercial at 8:21)to contact me:bobbycapucci@porotnmail.comsource:'Violent psychopath' California man is named SERIAL KILLER of three strippers | Daily Mail OnlineThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5080327/advertisement

A serial killer is an individual who commits a series of murders over a period of time, typically with a cooling-off period between each crime. Serial killers are characterized by their repetitive patterns and motives, often driven by psychological or emotional gratification obtained from the act of killing.Serial killers tend to choose their victims carefully, often targeting individuals who fit a certain profile or have specific characteristics that fulfill their fantasies or desires.They may have preferred victim types, such as women, children, or individuals of a certain ethnicity or occupation.The motivations behind serial killings can vary widely, and it is important to note that not all serial killers have the same motives. Some common motives include power and control, sexual gratification, a desire for dominance or to exert authority over others, a need for attention or notoriety, or even a deep-seated hatred or resentment towards a particular group.Serial killers often display certain behavioral patterns and rituals that are characteristic of their crimes. They may carefully plan their killings, stalking their victims and selecting specific locations where they feel they can operate undetected. Some killers have been known to keep souvenirs or mementos from their victims as trophies, reliving the experience through these items.Profiling and understanding the psychology of serial killers is an ongoing area of study for criminologists and psychologists. Various typologies have been proposed to classify and categorize different types of serial killers based on their motivations, behavior, and other characteristics. These classifications include organized vs. disorganized killers, motive-based typologies, and more.In this episode, we explore the story of Bryant Rivera, an American man who was preying on working girls in the city of Tijuana Mexico. The authorities in Mexico have compared him to Ted Bundy and there is now a conversation around the possibility that there might be other victims.(commercial at 8:21)to contact me:bobbycapucci@porotnmail.comsource:'Violent psychopath' California man is named SERIAL KILLER of three strippers | Daily Mail OnlineThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5003294/advertisement

MLW is finally back with new programming! MLW Fusion starts anew with the Superseries in Tijuana Mexico. Two wild matches bookend the show as a triple threat hardcore match followed by the main event for the AAA Reinas de Reinas & MLW Featherweight Championships are on the line in a fatal four way match! If you liked what you've heard, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review where able. We're on social media on Facebook: www.facebook.com/mlwconfusion and Twitter @thenovaofcass. All the other links can be found at www.linktr.ee/mlwconfusion. If you'd like to assist monetarily, there's a tip jar at www.ko-fi.com/cassonova. For more bang for your buck, check out www.patreon.com/cassonova. For as little as $1, you can get the podcast two days early and ad free. You also get weekly exclusives and early access while helping upgrade the equipment. So be like Keith Winn, and Alan Schroeder and check it out! For business inquiries, send all messages to rzkamerer[at]comcast.net. For all your MLW Con-Fusion t-shirts, visit https://my-store-ca01da-2.creator-spring.com Also, for all your energy drink and workout needs, head to www.reppsports.com and when you checkout, use my coupon code "CASS" at checkout and earn 15% off your order. MLW Con-Fusion is part of the Urban Wrestling Network. You can watch their show on YouTube at Urban Wrestling Network - YouTube and you can follow them on the Twitter @UrbanWrestleNW.

This episode is named for the last two tracks you will hear. Both are suites inspired by the border crossing town of Tijuana Mexico. One by Charles Mingus from the Tijuana Moods LP, the other from Carla Bley entitled Tijuana Traffic. Before that, we've queued up new music from Artemis, Isaiah J. Thompson, Jonathan Barber and more. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album ARTEMIS ~ Slink ~ In Real Time Pat Metheny Group ~ The Roots of Coincidence ~ Imaginary Day Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Denim ~ Poetic Joshua Redman Elastic Band ~ Put It In Your Pocket ~ Momentum Isaiah J. Thompson ~ Good Intentions ~ The Power of the Spirit Charles Mingus ~ Los Maríachis ~ Tijuana Moods The Carla Bley Big Band ~ Tijuana Traffic ~ Looking for America

This week the guys catch up with their long time jiu jitsu friend ScottyB. You've heard the guys in the show mention him before. ScottyB is a free spirit that traveled throughout the US to live his dream of training at many jiu jitsu gyms.Now residing in Tijuana Mexico, ScottyB tells his story of his jiu jitsu journey.We could have went hours into with him but this show but the main topic was jiu jitsu.We will have him back on again.Thank you all for all the love and support

Continuing in our "Love is..." this episode was recorded live from Tijuana Mexico with Veronica and Rachel in the same room. They briefly discuss some of their favorite moments from this season's interviews thus far. We are not done, but we are just taking a moment to reflect! Subscribe to our YouTube channel/podcast, so you don't miss any of our "LOVE IS..."  conversations We go live and post a new episode EVERY TUESDAY 5 PM PST.  *If you prefer the audio, find us on apple podcast and Spotify by searching for Until We Arise. www.untilwearise.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/untilwearise/message

In this episode, the guys have special guest Cain Carias in the studio. Cain, also known as Puppetmaster 213. Cain is a puppeteer who was raised in Tijuana Mexico and came to the US with his family. Growing up in the area of Mcarthur Park Cain eventually got a job working at the Bob Baker Theatre where he eventually became the head puppeteer. Cain share how his life was influenced by the theatre and puppeteering and how it led to him creating his first puppet his counter park El Triste. 

This is the ancestral land of the First People, the Kumeyaay. Nature's benefits, or the goods and services vital to human health and livelihoods, are also called ecosystem services.  While there are several categories of ecosystem services, of focus today, and increasingly within the National Estuarine Research Reserve System, is the category of cultural ecosystem services. These are the non-material benefits that result from paired human and environmental interactions and include stewardship, aesthetics, recreation, and education. For places with strong indigenous and local community presence, these encompass environmental conditions that allow for spiritual experiences, cultural heritage, sense of place, and way of life. In this episode of Divided Together, we'll hear from Dr. Kristen Goodrich on her perspective about the Tijuana Estuary's ecosystem services. We'll also hear from Adela Bonilla Armenta, who works in a collective in Los Laureles, Tijuana Mexico that focuses on upcycling waste to make beautiful and functional products, and Gregg Cady in the Tijuana River Valley in San Diego who is involved in farm education. We will examine reciprocal relationship with place and hear the stories of two people in a bioregion, with livelihoods that are influenced by their being situated in the Tijuana River Watershed yet on different sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. Divided Together is a California State Parks podcast series for Border Field State Park, brought to you by Parks California and the generosity of an anonymous donor. Adam Greenfield is the engineer and co-producer of this podcast.  Victoria Chavez contributed voiceover for Adela Bonilla. Anne Marie Tipton is the host and co-producer.

This episode is sponsored by Citizens Pay. With Citizens Pay, merchants have the security of a leading national bank and an omnichannel platform designed to streamline the buying process.  If you want to learn more about Citizens Pay, visit https://citizensbank.mvk.co/2hycr where you can find additional information about Citizens Pay and the buy now pay later payment model.My two guests this week come to you from the city most known for rain (Seattle, WA) and the city most known for chocolate (Hershey, PA). And, somehow, they both ended up with a drive towards tech! AppTech CTO Ben Jenkins and Product SVP Bryan Guy have a passion for disruptive innovation and technology advancement.For those of you who may not know, AppTech is a payments technology company that offers two core technology products: payments as a service and banking as a service. They are vertical agnostic, and they target disparate systems lacking integration. Their clients are most often found in verticals missing core solutions and core opportunities for their omnichannel banking and they offer these clients a “layer of thin integration often missed by a number of other industries.”When asked about their competitive advantage, both gentlemen will agree that their UX offering is one of the most significant distinguishers in their space. They come in with a modern platform and are not beholden to any legacy systems. Not to mention, their adaptable, modular platform allows them to offer a proprietary experience unmatched in the industry today. Think commerce overlay meets payments orchestration.A fun fact about the business? AppTech has been around since 2013 and throughout this time has secured several technology patens within the industry, including tech specific to:·       Mobile-to-mobile payments·       In-app geolocations services·       And text-based payment optionsAnother fun fact about our guests? Ben started a software innovation lab in Tijuana Mexico, and we have Bryan to thank for the tech that enables you to pick up your mobile Starbucks order (already paid for) and go.Tune in to hear these guys talk about their journey to AppTech and where they see the industry going in the next 2 to 3 years, including cashier-less technology, low code/no code solutions, business in a box, and embedded banking.

You just heard from Alexandra Zatarain as she recounts the few dread-filled hours that preceded her father's terminal cancer diagnosis. Though this fundamentally changed the course of her life, Alexandra dealt with the sudden grief by asking the same question she had always asked: What can I do? This unshakable dedication to problem-solving has led up to her entrepreneurial endeavors as the co-founder of Eight Sleep, creating a temperature-regulated, health monitoring bed. Spearheading the tech industry's exploration into sleep fitness, Alexandra's made Forbes' 30 under 30 and her product has been recognized two years in a row by TIME's best inventions of the year. But she didn't always want to be an entrepreneur…in fact, her life began far from Silicon Valley, it began bouncing between San Diego and Tijuana Mexico.

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

In radio news, WINS AM in New York City gains an FM outlet. KGO AM dumps talk for sports betting. Finally we let you know what is happening on the street, and continue our look at the Nielsen Personal People Meter Ratings, followed by those call letter and format changes. Next up, a feature on Denny Matthews induction in to the baseball hall of fame. This weeks classic aircheck takes us to Tijuana Mexico and XETRA from 1982, and our featured station is KOOL FM from Phoenix AZ.

REMINDER: FREE EBOOK! Don't forget anyone who likes subscribes, and rates the TCP gets a free e-book. Hit me up by DM on IG @thatscriminalpodcast or email, john@johnstampwriter.com, and I'll send you either Brother's Keeper, Shattered Circle, or Wraith of Sheltermount. Spoilers is coming to Audible. I just finished some last minute edits. The producer/narrator Chas Mandala has been amazing to work with. He's so good bringing Banks and Wilke, Thompson, DeGuello, and of course Biannca and Poppy to life. Look for that on pre-order in the next couple of weeks. Also, gotta give a big thanks to Jen and Cheri, and Cassidy at Books at the Beach. Had a great time this weekend. Thank you to all of you who took a minute to tell me how much you're enjoying That's Criminal and the books. Tonight I'm excited to talk, again, to bestselling author of The Last Jewish Gangster trilogy David Larson. Last time we talked to David we covered the early years of Michael Hardy. The god son of Bugsy Seigel, the son of one of the most prolific female associates of Murder Inc. Hardy's life is like a modern day western. An almost mythical adventure through the invisible world of the mob and criminal underground. To summarize, Hardy is ignored by his mom, and has Gangsters for role models. Hardy just decides one day he was taking on that life. He was going to be a gangster. Robberies, heists, the drug trade, and other rackets right up to when he and mom get nabbed in Mexico facilitating a stolen car ring. Hardy takes the wrap and does Mom's time in one of the most notorious prisons in the world. La Mesa, The Devils Table, in Tijuana Mexico. Today we're going to talk about The middle years, volume two of the Last Jewish Gangster series. Book two picks up with Hardy, now going under the alias of Richard Mandel being booked into La Mesa prison and it bounces from there to New York, Israel, California. Just like book one Michael Hardy's story is like watching a Tarantino movie. As always thank you for your continued support for Blood Red Ivory, available in e-book, paperback, and audiobook everywhere. Thank you to Crush Limbo for the music. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatscriminaljs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatscriminaljs/support

A VERY SPECIAL EDITION OF INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS Live from Tijuana Mexico Some audio issues due to thunderstorms in Florida   Hello once again everyone I'm your host Ray Shasho and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends. In 1957 Javier Bátiz founded a group called Los TJ's with which he picked up musical influences that were received in the Mexican border cities of black music, blues and R & B from people like T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Chuck Berry, Howlin' Wolf, James Brown, among others. Javier is known as a teacher of people like: Carlos Santana and Fito de la Parra (Canned Heat). Carlos Santana has always been recognized as the creator of the sound of Javier Bátiz. In the year 2000 he participated in Canned Heat's Disco Boogie 2000, with the theme ̈The world of make believe ̈ song that took the first places in Europe, which earned him to travel with Canned Heat on tour in in Italy. In 2008 he released the album El Brujo (the wizard) USA as well as the presentation of the documentary Made in Mexico by Fito de la Parra, in the United States and presentations in Santa Ana, CA, at El Whiskey a Go Go, as well as at the Blues Fest Festival, also in his book The Flight of the Angel. In 2016 he traveled to the city of Chicago to play with Buddy Guy in his place "The Legends." In 2017 he was invited to begin a new facet of narration, for large format 3D films for the Imax In this musical journey, Bátiz recounts the journeys of the singer and composer Aloe Blacc who traces the roots of music of the United States and follow in the footsteps of Louis Armstrong, through the stages and cultures where the music of the United States was born, visiting iconic cities of music such as New Orleans, Chicago, New York and Nashville. Please welcome the legendary Mexican guitarist & rock 'n' roll pioneer who brought American blues to Mexico & also taught Carlos Santana to play the guitar … Javier Bátiz to Interviewing the Legends … PURCHASE Tino Contreras & Javier Batiz –  Live Sessions ‎(CD, Album) Centro Cultural Tijuana        2017 AVAILABLE AT www.discogs.com/release/12259922-Tino-Contreras-Javier-Batiz-Live-Sessions   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT Javier Bátiz VISIT https://www.reverbnation.com/javierbatiz ReverbNation https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ilGdhbF4bK00hzVs5fHt1 Javier Bátiz  on Spotify www.facebook.com/javierbatiz Facebook www.instagram.com/javierbatizoficial/?hl=en Instagram https://twitter.com/javierbatiz?lang=en Twitter http://cannedheatmusic.com/store/Javier-Batiz-the-USA-Sessions-CD-p311151428 The U. S. A. Sessions   Javier Bátiz Discography Javier Bátiz and the Famous Finks (Peerless/Eco, 1963) Javier Batiz USA (Brunswick, 1968) Batiz and hair (Orfeón, 1968) Coming home (Atom/star, 1969) Rockin' with the king (Atom/star, 1970) Love you girl (Atom/star, 1971) Bátiz and his wave (Orfeón, 1973) Say if you remember me (Sonart, 1971) Peaceful Garden (Sonart, 1971) She was (Orfeón, 1976) This Time (Photon, 1984) Radio complacencies (Photon, 1985) This Time, Second Time (R.H, 1989) Say if you remember me (Denver, 1994) I Like Rock (Denver, 1996) The House of the Rising Sun (Denver, 1997) No Man's Land (Denver, 1998) Metromental (Denver, 2000) The Rock of the 60's (Orfeón, 2001) Live from the Zócalo Vol. 1 and 2 (Denver, 2002) The Witcher's Trunk Vol. 1, 2,3 and 4 (Denver, 2003) Javier Bátiz The USA Sessions Canned Heat Records (Denver, 2004) The Warlock's Trunk Vol. 5 & 6 Denver (Denver, 2005) 16 hits by Javier Bátiz (Denver, 2006) Sessions 1 (Denver 2007) Sessions 2 (Denver 2007) Sessions 3 (Denver 2007) The Witcher in USA Denver 2008) The Warlock's Labyrinth (2015) Tino Contreras & Javier Bátiz Live Session (Cecut 2017) simple Sad Nights / Nocturnal (Xec 1959, recorded on 78 rpm) Slow Twist / Mashed Potatoes (RCA Victor 1960) Lonely Man / Come Surf (Astro 1963) Inventing what dream / Sad nights (Peerles/Eco 1964) Summer Time / Don't Criticize Me (Peerles/Echo 1964) Lonely Streets / Jimbalaya (Peerles/Eco 1964) I'm Homeless / The Hanged Girl (Peerless/Echo 1965) Videos El Brujo Live from the Zócalo Vol. 1 (Denver Records and Tapes, 2003) El Brujo Live from the Zócalo Vol. 2 (Denver Records and Tapes, 2003) El Brujo Live from the Zócalo (Denver Records and Tapes, 2003)       Support us!

In this very emotional episode Whiz talks with Scott "Pigpen" Walters, former F-14 Tomcat and F/A-18 Hornet Naval Flight Officer. Pigpen is a graduate of the Navy Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN) who did 4 overseas deployments. Pigpen was originally on track for a career in ministry when he shifted to the Navy and dreams of aviation. Like many in fighter aviation Pigpen was living on the edge and after a stellar 20 year career in the military, the transition to civilian life was tough. Pigpen felt called to do the medicine after hearing about the No Fallen Heroes project. On the medicine he was able to heal from the trauma of his parents divorce and their passing, finding compassion and love. He 'died' on 5 MEO DMT which gave him an incredible new perspective of the NOW and a clean start on life. Pigpen's emotional story of healing decades of pain and trauma with psychedelic assisted therapy is a MUST listen. Please share with anyone you know who is suffering in silence. Healing IS possible!  

Jessika Shelton, is an entrepreneur who has been in the health and fitness industry for over 10 years , she has lost over 50 lbs, has 6+ certifications across personal training & coaching, has competed in powerlifting and golf at one point. She fell in love with wellness and is obsessed with living life to its full expression and helping others, she is now also working for CHIPSA as a Patient Advocate, a leading alternative cancer treatment centre in Tijuana Mexico. This episode we touch on Jessika's life growing up in a household with a parent with mental health disease, living life to your full expression and much more!!! Excited for you to listen! See more of Jessika: https://www.instagram.com/jessikashelton_/?hl=en Check out CHIPSA Hospital here: https://chipsahospital.org/cinical-services/

Today we have the great pleasure of speaking with Rafa Jimenez, the blockchain guru for ELCA and Secutix!  Rafa joins us today to shed light on blockchain and discuss its impact on the live event industry. He also discusses his career journey, shares his insights, and explains NFTs.  We hope you enjoy listening to today's captivating and informative conversation with Rafa Jimenez! Rafa Jimenez Bio (July 2022)  Rafa is a blockchain, DeFi, and fintech specialist with over 10y experience in the industry, currently leading blockchain and Web3 at Secutix in the event industry solution and ticketing platform used by the largest and most renowned venues, operas, museums, live events, artist, sports clubs and tournaments in the world. With ELCA the Swiss IT solutions company and parent of Secutix, with over 50 years of serving corporate/gov clients worldwide - Rafa serves as a thought leader and general advisor for Blockchain, DeFi, and Digital-Asset strategy.  Previously as Chief Commercial Officer at Alpian, Rafa helped build a mobile-only Swiss private banking platform, now a fully licensed Swiss bank scheduled to launch end of 2022. Before that as founder, he built and lead Alibre.io (originally “AhorroLibre”), a mobile-only metaPSP one-click payment platform helping improve financial inclusion for the base of the pyramid in Mexico, that was recognized as one of the most innovative solutions in LATAM by the Global Entrepreneurship Summit GES Marrakech 2014. He is also a founding member and regular lecturer at KlubAlibre.mx a fintech, blockchain, DeFi & Web3 working and education community in Tijuana Mexico.  Since 2012 Rafa has worked with and advised founders, teams, and developers in the fintech & blockchain space on Venture Building, Fundraising, Strategy, Tech, Customer Journey, BizDev, and G2M launch.  At McKinsey & Co. from 2006-12, he was a management consultant specializing in BizDev, new Product Dev and G2M launch strategy for global financial services players, throughout his 6 years at the firm. Since then, Rafa has served as a counselor and strategic advisor to leaders of fortune 100s, SMEs, Startups, governments, IOs, and NGOs around the globe. As a big sports and music fan, he practices and plays a wide and eclectic range of sports disciplines and musical instruments. As a passionate and self-proclaimed “tech nerd”, he's always been the first to use the latest available technology and at an early age, Rafa was already playing with electronics and programming ICs with assembly code & C++. He holds an Electronic Engineering degree from UAG Mexico 1997-01, and an MBA from HEC UNIGE Switzerland 2005-06. About Rafa Rafa describes himself as a tech geek, engineer, developer, turned management consultant, turned fintech entrepreneur, turned blockchain expert. Now, he is at Secutix with the ELCA Group, leading everything related to blockchain, the metaverse, and digital assets.  Rafa's journey Rafa is from Tijuana, Mexico. He started programming in the mid-90s, taking the electronic engineering undergraduate route and developing integrated systems for communications applications. He graduated in the middle of the tech-bubble crash in 2001. The entire industry was frozen, so he started teaching high school math. A few years later, he got a scholarship from the Swiss government and went to Switzerland in 2005 to do an MBA. He joined McKinsey in 2006 and spent the next three years working with global finance leaders, banks, and insurance companies, focusing primarily on emerging markets and developing new products for financial institutions.  Around 2010, he saw a big financial inclusion gap in some countries. He fell in love with the notion of mobile-only fintech apps as a way of assisting billions of people in emerging markets in accessing financial services. So he left consulting to start a fintech company.  In 2012, he returned to Mexico and founded a fintech company with a peer-to-peer mobile-only app that allowed people to transfer money efficiently. He ran that company for eight years.  Blockchain Just before he decided to leave consulting in late 2011, Rafa learned about Bitcoin and blockchain from his roommate and felt he had finally found the missing piece in his career. Understanding blockchain  Understanding the idea behind blockchain and having a way to trade and keep a store of value using a smartphone lit Rafa up! After that, he could not stop reading and learning about blockchain. He spent half his time traveling the world to meetups to learn from others, work with them, and develop ideas. Teaching blockchain in Spanish In 2016, Rafa started teaching blockchain in Spanish. 2020 In 2020, he returned to Switzerland and stepped down from managing his company in Mexico to focus on DeFi and blockchain implementation.  Joining a Swiss company Rafa joined a Swiss company building Switzerland's first mobile-only digital private bank. He still advises that company. ELCA and Secutix While looking for the world's largest platform implementing blockchain functions, Rafa came across ELCA and Secutix, which asked him to join and lead them. Rafa explains blockchain  A blockchain changes the paradigm of needing and reconciling thousands of global databases, each with different information. A blockchain is the marketing name for distributed ledger technology. Instead of having a thousand databases or accounting ledgers, there is only one ledger in the world. It is a distributed ledger that everyone can access and see. It is a way of keeping track of assets that everyone and no one owns at the same time. There are different blockchains for different assets. A single worldwide database  There will soon be a single worldwide database for DLT (distributed ledger technology), or a blockchain, where everyone can trade, transfer, or send dollars anywhere in the world without intermediaries. NFT (Non-fungible token)  An NFT is a certificate of ownership of a digital asset. It is an application of a blockchain. Non-fungible tokens can be traded because they represent unique ownership of something.  How blockchain applies to the live events industry  There are three types of tokens to help different parts of the industry: Fungible tokens: These can be used as payment in specific places, like airline miles. Non-fungible tokens: NFTs can be used as souvenirs or memorabilia when an event is over. ERC11-55: These tokens can get distinguished from one group to another but not amongst each other. (Like shares in different companies.) All of those will address and minimize most current ticketing problems, enable more potential, and open new opportunities within the industry.  SSI (Self-sovereign identity) SSI is a way to manage things like single sign-on, identification, and verification. With its advent, ownership of data, power, and control will return to the end user.  Blockchain problems Sometimes, blockchains can be detrimental because there is a blockchain trilemma. That means that three options cannot be maximized at the same time. Only two options can be selected: security, decentralization, scalability, or speed. Direct services  Over the long term, artists, clubs, and tournaments will be able to engage directly with their fans and provide them with services like ticketing. Empowering people  Soon, owning customers' data will no longer be necessary. Empowering customers, users, and fans will become the priority. People will consume what they want in a pull-marketing rather than a push-marketing mindset.   Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website   Connect with Rafa Jimenez On Twitter (@rjgamez) Email Rafa: rafa.jimenez@secutix.com  Secutix  ELCA   Recommended book: The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking by Saifedean Ammous 

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GRACIAS EMBAJADORA MARIA ARACELI GARCIA CARRAZCO, desde TIJUANA MEXICO, con su organizacion COLIBRI,promoviendo la EDUCACIÒN POR LA PAZ. DESDE LA INFANCIA TEMPRANA.. y ahora con propuesta de COMICS. POR LA PAZ... GRACIASSS... www.colibri-ac-..com.mx. GRACIAS PRESIENTE INES PALOMEQUE de FUND.MILMILENIOS DE PAZ..por tu liderazgo por la construcciòn de CULTURA DE PAZ.. que es algo esencial, para sanr, para el BIENESTAR HUMANO.. Con la propuesta de EDUCACIÒN PARA LA PAZ... a partir de este 01.09.22... www.milmileniosdepaz. org. GRACIAS,GRACIAS,GRACIAS.. ABRAZOTES de PAZ y ESPERANZA. MARISA PATIÑO. Fundadora,CEO,productora. www.esperanzaargentina.com.ar EMBAJADORA de PAZ. Mentora Neurociencias Aplicadas al Empoderamiento. www.marisapatinoambassador.com

BONUS EPISODES & PREMIUM ACCESS: https://auxoro.supercast.com/ On this episode of The AUXORO Podcast Mark "Miami", Paul and Zach discuss Mark winning a $1 Million bet on the 1988 Kentucky Derby through a bet placed  in Tijuana Mexico, the beauty of horse racing and the racetrack, the legalization of gambling and what it means for sports betting, the scariest moment of Mark's life, and more.  Guest Bio: Mark Paul is the author of The Greatest Gambling Story Ever Told, owns an interest in 38 racehorses, has traveled over 5,000 miles in a sailboat, and has had a long career as a commercial real estate investor. 1n 1988, Mark was a participant in a $1 million win on the Kentucky Derby with two other gamblers through a bet placed in Tijuana, Mexico. MARK "MIAMI" PAUL LINKS:The Greatest Gambling Story Ever Told (Amazon): https://amzn.to/3ztnwftMark Paul's Website: https://markpaulauthor.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarkPaulAuthor THE AUXORO PODCAST LINKS:Apple: https://apple.co/3B4fYju Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3zaS6sPOvercast: https://bit.ly/3rgw70DYoutube: https://bit.ly/3lTpJdjWebsite: https://www.auxoro.com/ AUXORO SOCIAL LINKS:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxoroYouTube: https://bit.ly/3CLjEqFFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxoromagNewsletter: https://www.auxoro.com/thesourceYouTube: https://bit.ly/3CLjEqF If you enjoy the show, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, helps us appear higher in searches so more people discover the show, and it boosts my ego;) Past Guests On The Auxoro Podcast Include: Aubrey de Grey, Andy Weir, Eben Britton, Eric Jorgenson, Isabelle Boemeke, Houston Arriaga, Jerzy Gregorek, Chris Cooper, Gryffin, Elsa Diaz, Dave Robinson, Meghan Daum, FINNEAS, Chloé Valdary, Coleman Hughes, Maziar Ghaderi, YONAS, Ryan Michler, Ryan Meyer, Gavin Chops, Bren Orton, Zuby, Jason Khalipa, Ed Latimore, Jess Glynne, Noah Kahan, Kid Super, Deryck Whibley, and many more.  

Tune in as Kelly Galvan relives their time in Tijuana Mexico. She describes how God called them there, how He prepared her for it ahead of time and the perspective that she kept that allowed her to live in such a dangerous place with complete Victory. She recounts time after time of Gods intervention and hand as her husband Pastor Galvan refused to except defeat and fought back against the attacks of hell. A perfect compliment to the Episode 5 on Don't Sell The Farm. Kelly gives her take on the Drug Cartel and the close calls as well as personal miracles and breakthroughs. This episode documents the God who honors BOLD FAITH.

Oscar Quintero/Kay Sedia was born and raised in Hacienda Heights CA With very strong roots in Tijuana Mexico! Kay Sedia came to life when Oscar competed the aids benefit drag pageant QUEST FOR THE CROWN where Kay was named first runner up (Robbed) The pageant is now called best in drag show and Kay is now the host. The week after the pageant Kay Sedia graced the Drag Strip 66 stage and she was off and running. Having performed in clubs and made a few films Kay moved her focus to making people's lives easier with the use of Plastics… TUPPERWARE that is! She is one of the top selling Tupperware Divas in all of USA and Canada. www.Kaysedia.my.tupperware.com (She's available for parties)!! Kay was part of the long running cult comedy troop CHICO'S ANGELS, Think if Charlie's Angels from the 70s and the three stooges had a baby you'd have Chico's Angels! The stage show ran on and off for over 18 years! And also produced the web series that you can find on YouTube! Kay was recently seen on the third episode of RuPaul‘s AJ and the Queen on Netflix with Tia Carrere. Drag performer and MC for over 21 years Seen on OC housewives The soccer nanny with Traci Lords Alien Game RuPaul‘s AJ and the Queen Juan woman shows Taco Kisses The Taco Chronicles Websites Kaysedia.com Kaysedia.my.tupperware.com Huge Miss Universe Super fan!! And pageants in general Follow me on all the social medias @KaySedia1 Kay Sedia kaysedia.com Kaysedia.my.tupperware.com It's A Hawaii Thing Productions. Quality content for the Hawaii Enthusiast and traveler. Celebrities, artists & community leaders vomming together to showcase the spirit of the islands. New weekly program dedicated to anything and everything unique to life in Hawaii. To Learn more about It's A Hawaii Thing visit: https://www.itsahawaiithing.com/ It's A Hawaii Thing is a https://www.wikiocast.com/ production. #Tijuana #tupperware #Model

Not Your Typical Average Queen (NYTAQ) a business that started with the determination of one Women, Fernanda Kelly. Fernanda Kelly was born in San Diego, California and raised in Tijuana Mexico. Both of her parents, are from Mazatlan Sinaloa. Kelly studied journalism and theater in San Diego State University and then moved to Los Angeles to study at Stella Adler Academy of Acting. She has done television, radio, print, and acting. You can catch her on Univision Radios syndicated station KLVE and most recently on Peacocks hit show "Bel-Air."  Honorable mentions:  Nataly Valenzuela Rodriguez @IamNatalyrodriguez    Naibe Reynoso @Naibereynoso Follow Salud Podcast: @SaludPodcast l Jose Quintero l & Business Inquiries: Saludpod@gmail.com

In radio news, major radio groups continue to report their fourth quarter revenue results. Cumulus is hit with a $32,000 fine by the FCC. We will let you know what is happening on the street, and continue our look at the January Nielsen Personal People Meter Ratings. Next up Jennifer will come along with her call letter and format changes. This will be followed by a feature on WSB AM which is celebrating 100 years of broadcasting this month. Our classic aircheck is the Morning Zoo as heard on radio station WRRBQ FM from Tampa Florida from February 10th 1982. Finally this weeks featured station takes us to Tijuana Mexico and radio station 91X with their classic Alternative format.

Reflections on the Honoring and Importance of all the Revolutionary women ahead of us that have cleared the way for our liberation and empowerment.  After a night out in Tijuana Mexico and some encounters with the always annoying machismo commentary and the dangers of walking alone (as a woman).  May we continue to speak up, create supportive communities, LOTS of information and safe spaces for ALL.     

I did it! I'm still recovering but I'm doing great! As of today I am just over 1 week post-op. Join me as a talk a little bit about my experience having weight-loss surgery in Tijuana Mexico and my recovery thus far! 

ATENCION>>> La musica comienza en el minuto 19:05, la primer parte del show es la entrevista a DYANUZ donde puedes conocerlo mas. Estuvo Intenso el Party con TSOM 004. Invitado Especial> Dyanúz Contamos con la visita de un DJ de Tijuana Mexico que ha decidido poner en alto en nombre de su ciudad mezclando musica de calidad y armando eventos de calidad para promover la cultura rave. Su sonido inmediatamente resalta por las sorpresas y joyas que suelta en sus sets. Cuando uno piensa saber a donde puede dirigirse, de forma inesperada nos lleva a otro lugar ya sea con algun vocal o con una psycodelia absoluta. Sigue mas de Dyanúz en redes sociales. Dale SUBSCRIBE y FOLLOW a este show para que recibas notificaciones cada semana en cuanto salgan nuestros episodios. DEJA REVIEW sobre el show y que pienas de el, eso nos ayuda a alcanzar a mas personas que necesitan bailar y que necesitan de buena musica en sus vidas. -TSOM

“How can I live so well when a lot of people are suffering? I knew I had to do something to help my people.”On this episode of Immigration Today! with Angeline Chen, meet Leticia Herrera, the owner of a migrant shelter in Tijuana Mexico called Pro Amore DEI that houses asylum seekers. This shelter hosts around 185 people including 60 children.  One of the unique qualities of this shelter is that they work with the Yes We Can World Foundation and turned a school bus into a classroom for kids.  You can review the LA Times article here.  In the podcast, Leticia details why she does this work, what is provided in the shelter, and how you can help. I had the pleasure of meeting Letitia as the cofounder of Rise to Reunite, a volunteer group that helps reunite families separated at the border. We volunteer with Al Otro Lado, which is a bipartisan legal services organization assisting migrants in Tijuana and Los Angeles.  We have brought volunteers to Pro Amore DEI consistently from the middle of 2018 to 2020 providing humanitarian aid and legal services.  Leticia is one of the strongest and most committed people I know, doing this work out of the kindness of her heart.  You can follow Pro Amore Dei on Facebook.If you are interested in donating money to help with food, water, diapers, medical supplies, utility bills, etc., you can donate directly to this shelter by using pay pal at this link Pro Amore Dei  You can also donate food, clothes, and supplies directly to the shelter by contacting Leticia through Whatsapp at +52 664 232 3116 or through www.borderangels.org.DISCLAIMER – No information contained in this Podcast or on this Website shall constitute financial, investment, legal and/or other professional advice and that no professional relationship of any kind is created between you and podcast host, the guests or Clark Hill PLC. You are urged to speak with your financial, investment, or legal advisors before making any investment or legal decisions.

In our debut episode I speak to one of my closest friends, Joshua Wong. Joshua is a filmmaker, musician, artist, husband and father who has been in a two year long battle with a rare form of cancer. This interview took place on December 9th while he was in Tijuana Mexico receiving targeted integrative treatment. We speak about faith, cancer, suffering, hope, life, positivity, change and bad advice. Throughout, Joshua offers insights into how God has met him and changed him deeply during his journey. Devastatingly, Joshua died just a few weeks after this recording, on Christmas Day, and so this podcast is dedicated to his memory and the inspirational legacy he leaves behind.

In this Episode of The Big Idea Podcast, Ed Clay interviews Renowned Jiu Jitsu Black Belt and founder of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu, Eddie Bravo and On-The-Mat (OTM) founder Scotty Nelson. Ed is a former world champion fighter and most recently the former CEO of an integrative cancer hospital called CHIPSA in Tijuana Mexico. In this interview, they talk about the correlation between treating cancer and mixed martial arts and how the cancer industry can grow and evolve by using some of the common strategies of Mixed Martial Arts.

In this episode Chris Martinez from DUDE agency joins us to share how he's found affordable agency talent in an unconventional place. We talk about the keys to successfully building an offshore team, details on DUDE's hiring process and keys to running a whitelabel agency. About Chris Martinez Chris Martinez is the CEO and Co-founder of DUDE which partners with digital agencies to provide them the people and processes to help them scale profitably. He's also the author of Hacking Mexico. Chris owned a digital agency for over 6 years and in 2013 moved all of his web design and development to Tijuana Mexico and it was a total game-changer for his agency. He quickly learned that Tijuana gives agencies all the benefits of outsourcing and none of the downsides. In 2017, Chris launched DUDE and is now providing the perfect outsourcing solution for digital agencies. Follow Chris Online LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrismartinez13/ Website: https://dudeagency.io/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dudeagency.io/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dudeagency/ Email Chris: chris@dudeagency.io Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hacking-Mexico-Outsource-Development-Tijuana/dp/0692148485

Jonathan Barerra Ortiz is a multi-faceted modern day millennial hustler. Some of his hustles include, a border tour operation in Tijuana Mexico, video + commercial production company, selling sunglasses second hand, and photography. Episode Highlights // 0 - Intro 2:39 - What do you look for in people you work with? 5:12 - Blessing in disguise? 7:46 - Relationships and hustling 10:40 - Slowing down vs. speeding up and the paradox of hustling 15:35 - Biggest career high + career low 18:41 - Favorite quote (en espanol)? 20:29 - Who are your heroes? 21:09 - Interesting fact about human nature and breaking through 21:43 - What does this world need more of?