Podcasts about univision radio

En 2016 informamos sobre la dolorosa muerte del periodista colombiano Alejandro Nieto apenas unos días después de haber sido nombrado gerente general de Univision Radio. Hoy su esposa, Marcela, se destaca como una gran mujer y periodista que ha salido adelante como corresponsal en Univision y acaba de sacar un nuevo podcast que se llama 'Después del amor' donde habla de su proceso de duelo con todos los matices que ello conlleva.Hablamos con ella y esto nos contó sobre su nuevo proyecto y homenaje a su fallecido esposo.  

 ¿Tu pareja cambió y fue como la cachaste? Escucha el porqué esos repentinos cambios en la personalidad podrían delatar un oscuro pasado.Todo lo que tienes que saber de tus taxes para este 2023 y ahorrarte una buena feria este año con nuestra asesora tributaria Maritza Flórez.

This week: Why sports podcasts are a slam dunk for podcast advertisers, our quarterly earnings roundup, how the buy-side of advertising defines ‘premium' content, how podcast advertisers are embracing Latino podcasting, and Netflix launches their ad-supported tier. Why sports podcasts could be a slam dunk for advertisers who know how to navigate the in-demand space Shreya: There's no denying the synergy of sports and advertisers during regular game seasons, but a new article from MarketingBrew's Alyssa Meyers highlights how podcasts can easily fill that gap the rest of the year.  “The sports podcast genre is among the top five most popular in the US, according to Edison Research, and the percentage share of ad revenue for that category more than doubled from 2020 to 2021, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau.”  Several of Meyers' sources stress that sports is one of the most in-demand podcast genres for ad buyers. Steven Abraham, president of the Oxford Road, said the agency's biggest clients are interested in the space due to its reach with an active and engaged audience. “A good sports-podcast media plan includes both, according to Abraham. Major shows that cover entire leagues or sports news in general can provide the benefit of reach, but fan-led shows that focus on specific teams tend to be more targeted and affordable, he said.” Regardless of a show's popularity, the CPM of a sports podcast has the benefit of flexibility even in the off season. Locked On Podcast Network CEO David Locke reports listenership spikes more during off-season times like trade deadlines than during important games during the normal season.  Traditional media has spent decades refining their infrastructure around courting sports fans when players are on the court. Podcasting has the flexibility and staying power to capitalize on sports fandom's dedication for their favorite pastime and make sporting content a perennial avenue for advertisers.  Podcasting Companies Post Q3 Earnings Manuela: It's time for what's becoming a quarterly event here on The Download: quarterly earnings reports are here!  Most of what we're reporting on today has been released in the past week, but in the interest of gathering everyone together, we'll open with Spotify. As we covered back in October, Spotify shares dipped after their earnings call, in which CEO David Ek announced price increases coming in 2023.  In good news for Big Green: they report 456 million monthly active users, up 20% year over year, 195 million of which are paying subscribers, representing a 13% year over year jump.  iHeartMedia is up 7% year over year on revenue, with a Q3 total of $989 million. Their Digital Audio Group revenue hit a 23% year over year increase, with podcast revenue hitting $91 million dollars.  On Wednesday Veritone posted their Q3 financial report. $37.2 million in revenue with 64% year over year growth.  Audacy's financial report shows total revenue down 3.8% year on year. Their Digital revenue, including podcasting, made $62 million in the quarter. As Podnews James Cridland reports, this is up 2% year on year but 10% down quarter on quarter. Cridland also said: “The company is threatened with stock market delisting; stock hit a record low of $0.27 yesterday.”  Acast's Q3 has been positive with revenue up 21%, amounting to $29.8 million USD when converted from Krona. In their significant events recap they list the Podchaser acquisition, the partnership with Wondery to translate and record successful podcasts in Italian, and their agreement with rep The New York Times and sell UK ad space on NYT podcasts.  They also note Amazon functionally purchasing all ad space on Acast podcasts through the deal struck just after the reporting period so Amazon can run Acast shows ad-free for Amazon Music subscribers. How the buy-side of the ad industry is now defining ‘premium' content  Shreya: On Wednesday Ronan Shields, writing for Digiday, published a piece covering how the buyer side of the market is defining premium ad content and the general mood of the industry in regards to the looming threat of recession. The piece quotes panels from multiple relevant conferences in New York City last week.  “Just about everyone in the industry is bracing themselves for a recession with swinging cuts to advertisers' budgets expected, fellow panelists Jesse Fisher from Horizon Media and GroupM's Esra Bacher offered insights into how marketers would make budgeting decisions. They both pointed out how priorities will delineate depending on whether they are an emerging or mature brand.”  Fischer predicts smaller brands will focus more on awareness campaigns instead of focusing on ROI. “But if you look at a more mature brand, you know that's really well positioned… they might shift spend into more measurable channels and types of activations because they really want to make sure that if they're spending a million dollars, they're able to see $1.1 million in ROI.” Programmatic Investment Lead at GroupM Esra Bacher suggests marketers and media agencies have evolved enough to withstand the brunt of an anticipated economic downturn better than the 2008 recession that lead to sweeping cuts. While DSPs and premium publishers are using tools like The Trade Desk's OpenPath to form direct relationships, media agencies are similarly getting together with supply-side platforms. An anonymous source at Brand Safety Week told Digiday:  “It's not possible for us to talk to 10,000 publishers, but it is possible for us to talk to 50 SSPs. So, we might look to see how much we're spending with, say, 10-15 publishers via DSPs, and then look to see which SSPs have unique supply, unique data… and transparency on things like show-level data…” Podcast listening by US Latinos is on the rise. Are ad dollars following suit? Manuela: Back in August the third annual Latino Podcast Listener Report from Edison Research was published, as dedicated listeners might remember from our coverage. The report delivered promising news, including the statistic that 59% of US Latino adults have listened to a podcast at least once.  This past Wednesday Alyssa Meyers, writing for MarketingBrew, covered both the highlights of the report and how the podcasting industry is adjusting to the rise in Latino audiences.  Latina Podcasters Network and Latino Pods CEO Rita Bautista says their stable of 40+ podcasts  broke six figures in ad revenue so far in 2022, working with brands like Ulta Beauty, Pfizer, and Gold Peak. The network does not run prerecorded ads, preferring host-read copy to ensure authenticity.  “There's absolutely a lot of interest in the Hispanic opportunity by many advertisers,” said Jesus Lara, president of Univision Radio, including its Uforia Audio Network. “There's other advertisers that will need a little more education.” Lara stressed that authenticity has to be paramount when building ad creative. Ad Results Media VP of media operations and analytics Lisa Jacobs says she advises brands to only write copy in another language if they have someone fluent around to work on the translation. Jacobs told MarketingBrew this might seem self-explanatory, but there have been situations in the past where someone used Google Translate to try and convert copy to another language.  Bautista says she's seeing brands follow the advice of people like Jacobs, though there is room to grow.  “The needle is moving. It's not moving as quickly as it needs to be, but…I do commend these companies that we've been working with for trying their best, and making sure that they are working on these efforts, and asking for feedback, and looking towards the right types of networks to advertise with in order to get this right.” Brands advertising on Netflix include Louis Vuitton, Subway, and Duracell Shreya: Previously we've covered Netflix's moves into making its cheapest tier an ad-supported one. Last week the platform officially launched the tier, charging $6.99 for ‘Basic with Ads' in the US, as well as eight other countries. MarketingBrew's Kelsey Sutton reports the ad loads are capped at four to five minutes of advertising per hour and the formats are pre-roll and mid-roll.  Sutton and others from MarketingBrew used accounts on the new tier to catch the new advertisement breaks in action.  “Brands we spotted while watching Gilmore Girls and Ozark included everything from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., and Bulgari to tech brands like Beats by Dre and Google. Apartments.com, Best Western, Booking.com, Cadillac, CeraVe, Duracell, Michelob Ultra, and Subway were also spotted in the mix.  Sutton reports the exercise found an average of three ad breaks per episode amounting to around 60 seconds total of midroll plus the preroll that ran before the episode began.  “It remains to be seen how many of Netflix's ~223 million global subscribers will opt to watch with ads. In a poll last month, most Marketing Brew readers said they'd keep their existing ad-free subscriptions, but 14% each said they'd either sign up for Netflix on its ad-supported tier for the first time or switch their existing ad-free subscription to the ad-supported tier.” The new service isn't quite plug-and-play just yet, as Netflix has to renegotiate licensing agreements with studios before it can run advertisements on their properties. They also appear to still be working on implementing the measurement tools produced by their partnership with DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science, and Nielsen. While Sutton mentions some advertisers are waiting in the wings to gauge the public's reaction to the new tier, it's clear plenty of big-name advertisers are interested in buying ad space on premium content. Netflix's CPM for their new ad slots has been reported between $60 and $80. It's exciting to see both the interest and the price holding in a buyer's market.  Now to see if Netflix can deliver long-term. For now we can only watch, both literally and figuratively.  Quick Hits Shreya: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week: The holiday campaigns have begun- here's what we're seeing so far by Katie Hicks for MarketingBrew. A breezy breakdown of what tact major brands are taking with their holiday season campaigns this year, with trends developing around addressing inflation and families celebrating together.  These Are the Salaries Warner, Amazon and Sony Offer For Audio Jobs by Ashley Carman for Bloomberg. Last week's issue of Carman's newsletter Soundbite features a look at salaries for a variety of companies working in audio now that New York City has passed a new law requiring good faith salary ranges on open positions. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week: Why sports podcasts are a slam dunk for podcast advertisers, our quarterly earnings roundup, how the buy-side of advertising defines ‘premium' content, how podcast advertisers are embracing Latino podcasting, and Netflix launches their ad-supported tier. Why sports podcasts could be a slam dunk for advertisers who know how to navigate the in-demand space Shreya: There's no denying the synergy of sports and advertisers during regular game seasons, but a new article from MarketingBrew's Alyssa Meyers highlights how podcasts can easily fill that gap the rest of the year.  “The sports podcast genre is among the top five most popular in the US, according to Edison Research, and the percentage share of ad revenue for that category more than doubled from 2020 to 2021, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau.”  Several of Meyers' sources stress that sports is one of the most in-demand podcast genres for ad buyers. Steven Abraham, president of the Oxford Road, said the agency's biggest clients are interested in the space due to its reach with an active and engaged audience. “A good sports-podcast media plan includes both, according to Abraham. Major shows that cover entire leagues or sports news in general can provide the benefit of reach, but fan-led shows that focus on specific teams tend to be more targeted and affordable, he said.” Regardless of a show's popularity, the CPM of a sports podcast has the benefit of flexibility even in the off season. Locked On Podcast Network CEO David Locke reports listenership spikes more during off-season times like trade deadlines than during important games during the normal season.  Traditional media has spent decades refining their infrastructure around courting sports fans when players are on the court. Podcasting has the flexibility and staying power to capitalize on sports fandom's dedication for their favorite pastime and make sporting content a perennial avenue for advertisers.  Podcasting Companies Post Q3 Earnings Manuela: It's time for what's becoming a quarterly event here on The Download: quarterly earnings reports are here!  Most of what we're reporting on today has been released in the past week, but in the interest of gathering everyone together, we'll open with Spotify. As we covered back in October, Spotify shares dipped after their earnings call, in which CEO David Ek announced price increases coming in 2023.  In good news for Big Green: they report 456 million monthly active users, up 20% year over year, 195 million of which are paying subscribers, representing a 13% year over year jump.  iHeartMedia is up 7% year over year on revenue, with a Q3 total of $989 million. Their Digital Audio Group revenue hit a 23% year over year increase, with podcast revenue hitting $91 million dollars.  On Wednesday Veritone posted their Q3 financial report. $37.2 million in revenue with 64% year over year growth.  Audacy's financial report shows total revenue down 3.8% year on year. Their Digital revenue, including podcasting, made $62 million in the quarter. As Podnews James Cridland reports, this is up 2% year on year but 10% down quarter on quarter. Cridland also said: “The company is threatened with stock market delisting; stock hit a record low of $0.27 yesterday.”  Acast's Q3 has been positive with revenue up 21%, amounting to $29.8 million USD when converted from Krona. In their significant events recap they list the Podchaser acquisition, the partnership with Wondery to translate and record successful podcasts in Italian, and their agreement with rep The New York Times and sell UK ad space on NYT podcasts.  They also note Amazon functionally purchasing all ad space on Acast podcasts through the deal struck just after the reporting period so Amazon can run Acast shows ad-free for Amazon Music subscribers. How the buy-side of the ad industry is now defining ‘premium' content  Shreya: On Wednesday Ronan Shields, writing for Digiday, published a piece covering how the buyer side of the market is defining premium ad content and the general mood of the industry in regards to the looming threat of recession. The piece quotes panels from multiple relevant conferences in New York City last week.  “Just about everyone in the industry is bracing themselves for a recession with swinging cuts to advertisers' budgets expected, fellow panelists Jesse Fisher from Horizon Media and GroupM's Esra Bacher offered insights into how marketers would make budgeting decisions. They both pointed out how priorities will delineate depending on whether they are an emerging or mature brand.”  Fischer predicts smaller brands will focus more on awareness campaigns instead of focusing on ROI. “But if you look at a more mature brand, you know that's really well positioned… they might shift spend into more measurable channels and types of activations because they really want to make sure that if they're spending a million dollars, they're able to see $1.1 million in ROI.” Programmatic Investment Lead at GroupM Esra Bacher suggests marketers and media agencies have evolved enough to withstand the brunt of an anticipated economic downturn better than the 2008 recession that lead to sweeping cuts. While DSPs and premium publishers are using tools like The Trade Desk's OpenPath to form direct relationships, media agencies are similarly getting together with supply-side platforms. An anonymous source at Brand Safety Week told Digiday:  “It's not possible for us to talk to 10,000 publishers, but it is possible for us to talk to 50 SSPs. So, we might look to see how much we're spending with, say, 10-15 publishers via DSPs, and then look to see which SSPs have unique supply, unique data… and transparency on things like show-level data…” Podcast listening by US Latinos is on the rise. Are ad dollars following suit? Manuela: Back in August the third annual Latino Podcast Listener Report from Edison Research was published, as dedicated listeners might remember from our coverage. The report delivered promising news, including the statistic that 59% of US Latino adults have listened to a podcast at least once.  This past Wednesday Alyssa Meyers, writing for MarketingBrew, covered both the highlights of the report and how the podcasting industry is adjusting to the rise in Latino audiences.  Latina Podcasters Network and Latino Pods CEO Rita Bautista says their stable of 40+ podcasts  broke six figures in ad revenue so far in 2022, working with brands like Ulta Beauty, Pfizer, and Gold Peak. The network does not run prerecorded ads, preferring host-read copy to ensure authenticity.  “There's absolutely a lot of interest in the Hispanic opportunity by many advertisers,” said Jesus Lara, president of Univision Radio, including its Uforia Audio Network. “There's other advertisers that will need a little more education.” Lara stressed that authenticity has to be paramount when building ad creative. Ad Results Media VP of media operations and analytics Lisa Jacobs says she advises brands to only write copy in another language if they have someone fluent around to work on the translation. Jacobs told MarketingBrew this might seem self-explanatory, but there have been situations in the past where someone used Google Translate to try and convert copy to another language.  Bautista says she's seeing brands follow the advice of people like Jacobs, though there is room to grow.  “The needle is moving. It's not moving as quickly as it needs to be, but…I do commend these companies that we've been working with for trying their best, and making sure that they are working on these efforts, and asking for feedback, and looking towards the right types of networks to advertise with in order to get this right.” Brands advertising on Netflix include Louis Vuitton, Subway, and Duracell Shreya: Previously we've covered Netflix's moves into making its cheapest tier an ad-supported one. Last week the platform officially launched the tier, charging $6.99 for ‘Basic with Ads' in the US, as well as eight other countries. MarketingBrew's Kelsey Sutton reports the ad loads are capped at four to five minutes of advertising per hour and the formats are pre-roll and mid-roll.  Sutton and others from MarketingBrew used accounts on the new tier to catch the new advertisement breaks in action.  “Brands we spotted while watching Gilmore Girls and Ozark included everything from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., and Bulgari to tech brands like Beats by Dre and Google. Apartments.com, Best Western, Booking.com, Cadillac, CeraVe, Duracell, Michelob Ultra, and Subway were also spotted in the mix.  Sutton reports the exercise found an average of three ad breaks per episode amounting to around 60 seconds total of midroll plus the preroll that ran before the episode began.  “It remains to be seen how many of Netflix's ~223 million global subscribers will opt to watch with ads. In a poll last month, most Marketing Brew readers said they'd keep their existing ad-free subscriptions, but 14% each said they'd either sign up for Netflix on its ad-supported tier for the first time or switch their existing ad-free subscription to the ad-supported tier.” The new service isn't quite plug-and-play just yet, as Netflix has to renegotiate licensing agreements with studios before it can run advertisements on their properties. They also appear to still be working on implementing the measurement tools produced by their partnership with DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science, and Nielsen. While Sutton mentions some advertisers are waiting in the wings to gauge the public's reaction to the new tier, it's clear plenty of big-name advertisers are interested in buying ad space on premium content. Netflix's CPM for their new ad slots has been reported between $60 and $80. It's exciting to see both the interest and the price holding in a buyer's market.  Now to see if Netflix can deliver long-term. For now we can only watch, both literally and figuratively.  Quick Hits Shreya: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week: The holiday campaigns have begun- here's what we're seeing so far by Katie Hicks for MarketingBrew. A breezy breakdown of what tact major brands are taking with their holiday season campaigns this year, with trends developing around addressing inflation and families celebrating together.  These Are the Salaries Warner, Amazon and Sony Offer For Audio Jobs by Ashley Carman for Bloomberg. Last week's issue of Carman's newsletter Soundbite features a look at salaries for a variety of companies working in audio now that New York City has passed a new law requiring good faith salary ranges on open positions. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dulce's story is an example that when you are helping out of kindness and generosity, inevitably you are going to be successful and a role model. Good things are going to happen to you and you are going to be a positive influence in the spaces that you are in. Dulce has had an amazing career helping clients, colleagues, and consumers. Her book of business is fully made by referrals and her retention rate is insane. Many of her clients had been with her for decades and generations. She has a solid reputation as one of the best in the industry. Her story is full of value and you should hear it.Dulce is native of Miami Beach, Florida. She is a Beach High graduate and lived in Miami Beach for 22 years before moving to Miramar in Broward County in 1996. Dulce was in High School, on the work program, when she did clerical work for a Condominium Association. While working there, an insurance agent told her they had an opening and asked her to interview. She did. She got the job on the spot. It was the beginning of her journey in the insurance world. Dulce joined the insurance industry on November 2, 1985. She obtained an Associate in Insurance Services from the Insurance Institute of America in 1999. She has accomplished so much in her 37 years of professional experience. Her commitment to help the insurance industry mixed with her vast knowledge and great leadership skills have resulted in a lot of value and betterment for everyone involved with her. Dulce specializes in personal lines and commercial habitational risks, such as Condominiums and Homeowners Associations. She is a Vice President and Sales Producer of Acentria Insurance in Miami, Florida. She is a consumer advocate, insurance educator, and proven leader. She has won many awards and recognitions. In the National Association of Insurance Women (NAIW) of Florida she won the Kay Cooper Memorial Award (1994) and Insurance Professional of the Year (1999). The Latin American Association of Insurance Agencies (LAAIA) recognized her with the Insurance Professional of the Year -Woman- in 2002 & 2006. She won the LAAIA-Broward-Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018. She won the AAMGA Association Achievement Award in 2002. She was named one of 95 in the 2018 Elite Women in Insurance of the Insurance Business America.Dulce currently serves as the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation liaison for the LAAIA and has been appointed to the Agents Round Table since 2007. In 2015, she was appointed to the Citizens Depopulation Modernization work group that helped pass legislation that created the depopulation process in place today in Florida. In 2016, she was chosen as 1 of the 10 finalists out of 77 applicants for the position of Insurance Commissioner of the State of Florida. In 2006, she was appointed by then CFO Alex Sink, to the Financial Literacy Council where she served on the Florida Alliance on Hurricane Insurance. She is the Past President of the local chapter of the NAIW and of the LAAIA, and has chaired the Legislative Committee of both associations and therefore she makes annual trips to Tallahassee and Washington, D.C. Dulce has also been a Board Member of the American Insurance Marketing and Sales Society since late 2016 and she is currently their Board President.Dulce is a trusted and credible voice. She is a go-to person for the South FL media. Has appeared in: CBS 4, NBC 6, ABC 10, CNN, CNNE, Univision 23, Univision Radio, Telemundo, TeleMiami, Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, Insurance Journal, Rough Notes, and Independent Agent Magazine. FUN facts: Since Dulce is Cuban she absolutely loves the beach. She can live on the beach forever and be happy. She loves to fish, snorkel, swim, and to lay out the beach. To get in contact with Dulce, please connect with her on LinkedIn.

Andreina Gandica es comunicadora social, locutora certificada con más de 25 años de experiencia, actualmente es presentadora en el programa Buenos días América de Univision Radio, que se transmiten en 35 emisoras de Estados Unidos de América, además de poder escucharse online. En este episodio hablamos sobre: - Su experiencia al hacer la cobertura en directo del Superbowl, el evento deportivo más importante de los Estados Unidos. - El principal error que cometen empresarios a la hora de comunicar - Cómo conectar con la gente para inspirarlos con tu misión - Cómo dominar el miedo y prepararse para momentos de mucha presión ¡Y más! Links a sus redes: https://www.instagram.com/andreinagandica https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreinagandica https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreinaGandica Sigue a Alex Kei en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexkei/ Conecta con Alex Kei en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexkei/ Otros Podcasts de Alex Kei: - En Mis Propias Palabras - Club Mastery - Espíritu Creativo; Espíritu Analítico Si quieres ser patrocinador de este podcast, contáctanos a: patrocinios@alexkei.com

This month we are joined by Haz Montana, the VP of Audio Brand for Meruelo Media where he oversees Power 106, Cali 93.9, KLOS 95.5 and 93.5 KDAY. Previously, he worked in programming and management roles at Univision Radio for over 16 years, initially as Operations Manager and then as VP of Content. He also previously served as VP of Programming for Entravision and as Program Director for SBS's Roman 106.7 radio station in Miami. Montana started his broadcast career as an on-air talent and programmer at contemporary hits and rock stations. Although he discovered his love for radio very early on, the journey to broadcasting wasn't always an easy one. His immigrant parents encouraged him to attend college and major in Engineering. Haz jokingly adds that, “If you ever want to crush the hopes and dream of your immigrant parents, go into entertainment.” Join us on the insightful and encouraging journey that has been Haz Montana's career and learn why he is a true Trailblazer and how you can become one too.

It is a privilege to welcome radio hosts and The Amazing Race 33 alums Lulu & Lala to The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Lulu & Lala have ten years in the radio business behind them. They hosted their afternoon show on Miami's New HITS 97.3 and co-hosted Ty Lowes NY on 92.3 NOW CBS Radio. The twins spent seven years at Univision Radio on X96.3 with The Luis Jimenez Show. Currently, the duo hosts their show on KTU's 103.5 – The BEAT of New York, an iHeartRadio station, and their show can be heard on Miami's 93.9 weekdays from 7 PM to midnight. In addition to radio, the ladies covered and appeared at various events such as the Billboard Awards, Miami Music Week, and the Wynwood Life Arts Festival. They also conducted interviews with many superstars such as Justin Timberlake, Leonardo DiCaprio, Pitbull, Selena Gomez, Sofia Vergara, and the late Robin Williams. Lulu & Lala recently gained a new group of fans after the duo appeared on The Amazing Race: Season 33. They started in the United States and raced across the United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, and Greece throughout the race. Despite performing four roadblocks respectively, they were eliminated in the eighth leg and ultimately in fifth place. In this edition of The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Lulu & Lala revealed their favorite celebrity guests and how they overcame the challenges they faced during The Amazing Race's filming process.

Hay gente que vive en Estados Unidos y quiere que deje de ser una de las potencias más grandes del mundo. ¿Por qué? Escucha las razones de algunos que quieren ver caer al Águila.¿Por que nos gusta tanto meternos en la vida de las otras personas? Conoce lo que nos mueve a stalkear las redes sociales de las personas.Si tienes ahorros en tu banco mucho ojo a estos consejos y a lo que dicen los rumores sobre un posible congelamiento de las cuentas bancarias.

Latinos make up less 7% of authors in the US. The make-up of that percentage shrinks even more when looking at the number of Latina authors. Author, Argelia Atilano and Illustrator, Anna Alvarado both have contributed to growing that statistic and firmly believe in highlighting community leaders. They both sat down with JP Dominguez and George Lopez to discuss how they were able to publish their dream children's book. Grandes Dreamers is a children's book that highlights the stories of 12 Latina trailblazers. The book was created with the intention to help amplify the stories of Latina leaders in our nation for the next generation. In hopes that our youth can see themselves as leaders, in positions of power and authority. NOTE for aspiring authors: You are not going to want to miss this podcast because both Argelia and Anna share how they were able to take their initial ideas and work towards make it into a reality. Are YOU worried about self-publishing? Do YOU doubt whether you are a good enough writer? How can YOU use the art of collaboration to help elevate and move your project forward? All that and more on this episode of Outside the BOX 2nd take. About our guests: Argelia Atilano, a proud motherof two young girls discovered that her children from a very young age, loved to learn and be inspired by the magnificent stories of extraordinary women trailblazers throughout history. Discouraged by the absence of Latina notable figures in both her daughters' class instruction, school projects, textbooks and unable to find in-depth books with this theme for older children, Argelia decided to do something about it. Motivated by her eldest daughter Camila's love for women empowerment, Argelia ventured in writing about Latina role models in the United States and highlighted their powerful stories in a book that specifically caters to the age group of 8-12. Today, it fills her with enormous pride as she introduces to her daughters and entire youth with GrandesDreamers, a lengthy and detailed bilingual book that presents not one, two or three but a dozen Latina trailblazers who deserve to be mentioned, included and celebrated with pride while learning of their valuable contributions and legacy as part of the American history. Argelia has a double major degree in Communication Studies and Spanish Language Literature from Loyola Marymount University. Argelia became the leading female voice of El Show de Omar y Argelia on K-LOVE 107.5 FM in Los Angeles, California. Along with her husband Omar Velasco, she accompanied Hispanic Families daily for a total of 20 years on Univision Radio's morning show, which recently ended. Also, with Velasco, Argelia wrote her first book, "Amor Al Aire", a best seller that tells their story as a couple. Anna Alvarado is a Latinx artist and storyteller. Her inspiring art explores thehuman spirit in all itsintricate facets. Infused with thought-provoking, vibrant and emotional rawness, her paintings and drawings capture her experience as a Latinx woman in the U.S. Anna's empowering artwork has been sought out by a multitude of collectors, patrons and has been featured on major television and digital media networks as well as in numerous prominent printed and online publications--

Jorge A. Plasencia is co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Republica Havas, one of America's leading creative, media, and communications agencies. Since launching the agency in 2006, he has provided strategic, brand, communications, and growth counsel to Fortune 500 and blue-chip companies. One of Inc. magazine's fastest-growing companies in America, Republica joined forces with Havas Group, a subsidiary of Paris-based Vivendi, in 2018. Since its founding, the agency grew to become the No. 1 U.S. independent multicultural agency and was named an Agency of the Year and a Top Place to Work. Prior to Republica, Jorge was corporate vice president and operating manager of Univision Radio, and Vice President at Estefan Enterprises, Inc., where he was responsible for corporate business strategy, marketing, and communications.

Lead With Your Brand New Year Challenge! Week 2 : Define Your Audience As we jump into 2021, Jayzen is thrilled to continue with the #LeadWithYourBrandChallenge! Each week for the next five weeks, Jayzen is breaking down the Lead With Your Brandtm system into five steps so that you can own your career in 2021 and achieve your next career breakthrough. This week is all about your career audience. Like any great brand, you have to determine who your super fans are so that you can super serve them. That is, who are the people in your career that come to you for advice, ask you to be on their team, appreciate the work you do and can help propel your career forward. After listening, visit https://www.leadwithyourbrand.com to download a free PDF worksheet and the Five Steps To Lead With Your Brand!™ Jayzen is thrilled to welcome Jack Rico to the show. As a bi-lingual, bi-cultural journalist, Jack brings an incredible perspective to understanding and serving his audience. He has worked across local and national television and radio, and is the host of two podcasts, ‘Brown and Black’ and ‘Highly Relevant,” a Latinx pop culture show about the "why and how" of multicultural entertainment. He is formerly the host of the Emmy-nominated ’Consumer 101,’ the first-ever television show from Consumer Reports, which aired nationally for two seasons on NBC and Telemundo Guest Bio Jack Rico is the bilingual former host of the Emmy-nominated ’Consumer 101,’ the first-ever television show from Consumer Reports, which aired nationally every Saturday morning on NBC and Telemundo for two seasons. He is currently the host two podcasts, ‘Brown and Black’ and ‘Highly Relevant,” a Latinx pop culture show about the "why and how" of multicultural entertainment You’ve seen him on the TODAY show and VH1, E!, MSNBC, Telemundo and Univision; heard him on Univision Radio;  and probably read his work in People En Español magazine and NBCNews.com. As a native New Yorker,  Jack also created ¡Viva Broadway! the first Hispanic initiative of The Broadway League. He has been honored by the Associated Press, been the recipient of El Diario's 'EL' Award as well as a Latin Ace Award. Links To learn more about Lead With Your Brand and the Career Breakthrough Mentoring program , please visit : https://www.leadwithyourbrand.com To book Jayzen for a speaking engagement or workshop at your company, visit : https://www.jayzenpatria.com

El FBI manda alerta nacional ante posibles ataques terroristas en más de 50 estados antes de que Joe Biden se posesione como presidente. Además en este episodio te mostramos las razones por las que las comunidades minoritarias son las más afectadas y propensas a contraer el coronavirus que sigue creciendo sin control y los estudios que confirmaron que varios gorilas dieron positivo por el Covid 19.

En @NotiPodHoy ✅ Estudio revela un aumento en las horas de escucha de podcasts, más anuncios y pautas publicitarias más largas. ✅ Storytel espera que los altavoces inteligentes impulsen los audiolibros y podcasts. ✅ YouTube sigue siendo la fuente dominante de videos en las primeras posiciones del ranking de Google. ✅ Cómo los podcasts se están convirtiendo en una mina de oro para Hollywood ➽ Audible está en busca de nuevos narradores.  ➽ Libsyn pide a la corte que cancele las acciones de accionistas chinos por presunto fraude.  ➽ El audio es capaz de encontrar audiencias difíciles de alcanzar.  ➽ AudioGO anunció una integración con Canva. 

He’s the well-known international programming consultant who has been active with radio stations targeting Hispanic audiences, and is the moderator of the October 8 Hispanic Radio Conference LIVE! roundtable discussion focused on Hispanic radio’s proper pitch in a pandemic world.Bob Perry promises to moderate an entertaining session, and even if you’re listening to this podcast after it is streamed live, registered Hispanic Radio Conference LIVE! participants can listen to it on demand.What’s up for discussion with key programming leaders from Univision Radio and SBS, in addition to research pro Harold Austin and Grupo ACIR’s Manuel Fernandez Tellez?We get an exclusive preview in this InFOCUS Podcast with RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson.

"So what's your story and what did you learn from it?" is Alberto Sardiñas' most important question to people everywhere he goes. Alberto is the host of “Íntimo”, a leading syndicated radio show in the U.S. Hispanic market broadcasted by Univision Radio. Each night, Alberto receives phone calls from listeners looking to share their stories and receive a friendly opinion. Thousands of people listen to him nightly, and watch him as a contributor on network television shows such as “Despierta América” and “Tu Desayuno Alegre”. Most recently he was featured on Univision’s award-winning journalistic newsmagazine “Aquí y Ahora”.  Alberto actively participates as keynote speaker for various organizations in the U.S. and Latin America, presenting topics on personal and professional growth. As the author of “El Poder de TU Historia” (The Power of YOUR Story), published by Santillana U.S.A., he compiled 40 true, short stories portraying life lessons told to him by his listeners. Alberto shares weekly articles and videos on his blog, www.albertosardiñas.com, and his columns are frequently published in leading magazines and blogs.   *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & More on this episode please visit our website: RockBottom2RockinIt.com. *** Feedback? Questions? Comments? I would love to hear from you! Contact me at us via: Email (eric@ericgilbertwilliams.com), LinkedIn (@ericgilbertwilliams), Twitter (@ericgilbertw), or Instagram (@ericgilbertwilliams). EP Tags: television, hispanic, support, family, tragedy, focus, radio, show, syndication, latin, america, disruption, passion, accomplished, hustle, freedom

3 razones por las cuales debes darle play al episodio Escucha los consejos para hacer un resume creativo y profesionalAprende técnicas para poder vencer los sistemas automatizados de recursos humanosConoce las mejores prácticas a la hora de diseñar tu resume Conoce a Beatriz Ferreira Cuenta con un bachillerato en comunicaciones de la Universidad de PR Recinto de Río Piedras para luego continuar sus estudios de maestría en mercadeo internacional. Certificada como profesional de recursos humanos, coach y Master Career Director. Autora del libro “Buscando Empleo: Antes, Durante y Después” una guía práctica para todo aquel que quiere buscar trabajo, preparar un buen resume y hacer una buena entrevista de empleo.  Reconocida comunicadora con vasta experiencia en radio y televisión siendo colaboradora para temas relacionados al empleo en La Isla. Entre ellas su más recientes fue su programa radial Centro de Trabajo 580 por WKAQ, Univision Radio. Con más de 12 años de experiencia reclutando. Sus últimos 5 años los ha dedicado al reclutamiento en tecnología para Puerto Rico y Estados Unidos. Contratando personal cualificado y aportando al desarrollo de más profesionales talentosos en Puerto Rico. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/support

Hoy no se necesita introduccion. Tenemos a un hombre de Radio y de mas a talentoso Ino Gomez. Nos cuenta de su salida de Univision Radio y de los proyectos a futuro

Jesus Laura, President of Univision Radio, talks about the impact of COVID 19 on programming and serving the unique needs of Hispanic audiences during this time. He also shares his perspective about the impact of the crisis on radio moving forward.

Si quieres saber cómo me mantengo al día con todas las noticias en el mundo del podcasting, es gracias a Melvin Rivera, ganador del premio como MEJOR PODCAST en español en los Estados Unidos, con su podcast, Notipod Hoy. Siempre quise saber cómo es Melvin puede producir un podcast diario con tanta información de valor y ahora tuve la dicha de poder preguntarle todas sus estrategias y secretos. Melvin se dedica a formar emprendedores y profesionales que quieren crear podcasts y produce podcasts para empresas y organizaciones. Posee una amplia experiencia en el podcasting, la radio y el marketing. Melvin ha capacitado a profesionales en más de 30 países incluyendo locutores de: Univision Radio, Miami, la Asociación de locutores comerciales del Ecuador (ALCEC) y la Asociación Ecuatoriana de Radiodifusión( AER).   Sígueme en las redes sociales: http://facebook.com/miguelcontes http://instagram.com/miguelcontes Mi Rutina de Trabajo es un podcast dirigido por Miguel Contés donde revela y destapa los hábitos y mentalidades de los emprendedores, ejecutivos e influencers más poderosos.

Cesar Lozano “Hace algunos años soñaba con compartir mensajes de esperanza, optimismo y de fortaleza con quienes compartimos el mismo idioma en Estados Unidos”, “Quería enseñar técnicas prácticas para tener una actitud positiva en momentos difíciles y con gente difícil, todo con muy buen humor y esparcimiento. Hoy éste sueño es posible Gracias a Univision Radio”.

Por lo general, en el nuevo mundo del podcasting en español un podcast que logra 200 descargas por capítulo es considerado como un podcast promedio. Sin embargo, hay podcasts con una comunidad muy fiel que logran récords sorprendentes. 'La escóbula de la brújula’, (’Spain Media Radio”), se describe como un podcast sobre historia y lugares mágicos. Es una mezcla de conocimiento y entretenimiento. Cada capítulo es un viaje por la historia de España, Europa y el mundo. Es uno de los podcasts más populares en español. ¿Cuál es su secreto? Dialogamos con el locutor y podcaster, Francisco Izuzquiza, productor de ‘La escóbula de la brújula’. También en la sección nuevo nivel conversamos con Aracely Rivera, directora de contenidos en Univision Radio, sobre lo que pronosticamos para el podcasting en español para 2018. 'La escóbula de la brújula’comenzó hace más de cinco años y tiene once millones de descargas. Al equipo que dirige Jesús Callejo, por toda la información que comparten, los oyentes les llaman “privilegiados mentales”. Francisco Izuzquiza está colaborando con ellos en la producción. Recientemente David Centinella conductor de “La escóbula de la brújula’ contó recientemente en el podcast ‘Brandstocker’ cómo crearon el nombre. Con más de 226 capítulos este podcast tiene mucho que enseñar. No es fácil producir un podcast de dos horas semanales y lograr una audiencia constante y grande. En Estados Unidos para que un podcast comience a llamar la atención de las agencias de publicidad debe tener entre 5000 a 20000 descargas por capítulos. ‘La escobula de la brújula’ cualifica. Sin embargo, las agencias de publicidad españolas no están en la misma página sobre el podcasting que las norteamericanas. En muchos países los comediantes han descubierto una manera de conseguir financiamiento. Miran sus métricas identifican una ciudad donde tienen muchas descargas, buscan allí un bar popular, y graban o transmiten en directo un capítulo desde ese lugar. ‘La escóbula de la brújula’ también ha experimentado tertulias en el Restaurante Obico en Madrid. Esto fue un experimento para el financiamiento del podcast. Francisco Izuzquiza, es un experto en radio y podcasting. Recientemente anunció el lanzamiento de un nuevo podcast sobre podcasting. ‘Cuadernos de podcasting’ substituirá los martes de podcasting que ofrece ‘Forbes Daily’ en la red ‘Spain Media Radio’. El podcast de diez minutos se publicará cada dos semanas y en las semanas que no se publique saldrá un boletín. En este programa aprenderá: ¿Cómo comenzó y cuál es el secreto del éxito de ‘La escóbula de la brújula’. ¿Cómo han logrado 50,000 descargas por episodio al mes? ¿Cómo están consiguiendo financiamiento? La estrategia de hacer presentaciones en vivo. La importancia de crear comunidad. Lo que diferenciará a la radio del podcasting. El proceso de crear un episodio de un podcast. Recomendaciones para crear un podcast Enlaces mencionados: Blog Brandstocker (http://escobula.blogspot.com/) Mantente informado sobre el podcasting. Recibe en tu email diariamente información y recursos sobre los podcasts y el audio bajo demanda. Todos los lunes te enviaremos un boletín con recursos y entrevistas sobre buenas prácticas en el podcasting. De martes a viernes recibirás un boletín con enlaces a la información diaria que descubrimos en la web sobre tendencias en los podcasts. Únete a ambos y recibe todos estos recursos en tu email. Suscríbete aquí y no te pierdas nada.   ¡Suscríbete aquí! Si te gustó este episodio: Suscríbete por Ivoox (http://viapodcast.fm/category/podcast/rss) para recibirlo al momento que lo publiquemos. Sigue a Vía Podcast en las redes Sociales. | Facebook | Twitter Únete al grupo "Solo Podcasting" donde podcasters contestamos tus preguntas y dialogamos sobre las nuevas tendencias.

Cuonda’, una de las redes de podcasts en castellano más innovadoras, acaba de lanzarse como una plataforma especial y productora de podcasts para marcas. Esta red no solo produce y promueve podcasts, sino que recibió fondos de Google para un nuevo proyecto. Dialogamos con Ana Ormaechea CEO y fundadora de la red ’Cuonda’ y consultora de medios de la empresa de consultoría ’Poderoso Volcán’ y fundadora de ’TabletArmy’. Dialogamos con Ana sobre: Cómo nació ’Cuonda’. El proyecto de ’DNI Fund’ que les financió Google. Las métricas de IAB. Cómo será la proyección de ingresos por anuncios en español. Los planes de ‘Cuonda’ para aceptar nuevos podcasts en su red. Sigue a Ana Ormaechea: Poderoso Volcán (https://cuonda.com/) También en la sección Nuevo Nivel conversamos con Aracely Rivera directora de contenidos en ’Univision Radio’ sobre el reto de mantener “enganchado” a un oyente de podcasts. Mantente informado sobre el podcasting. Recibe en tu email diariamente información y recursos sobre los podcasts y el audio bajo demanda. Todos los lunes te enviaremos un boletín con recursos y entrevistas sobre buenas prácticas en el podcasting. De martes a viernes recibirás un boletín con enlaces a la información diaria que descubrimos en la web sobre tendencias en los podcasts. Únete a ambos y recibe todos estos recursos en tu email. Suscríbete aquí y no te pierdas nada.   ¡Suscríbete aquí! Si te gustó este episodio: Subscríbete por Ivoox (http://viapodcast.fm/category/podcast/rss) para recibirlo al momento que lo publiquemos. Sigue a Vía Podcast en las redes Sociales. | Twitter (www.twitter.com/viapodcast) Únete al grupo "Solo Podcasting" donde podcasters contestamos tus preguntas y dialogamos sobre las nuevas tendencias.

In this sixth episode of “Highly Relevant,” we have two of the biggest names in Hispanic entertainment: Rafael Amaya (1:05), the star of “El Señor De Los Cielos,” Telemundo’s #1 novela in the country and arguably the most famous actor in telenovelas right now. He’s here  to discuss his crossover move to USA’s The Queen of the South, bilingual TV viewership and the reasons narco-novelas are the hottest thing going in television right now.  Also joining us is Enrique Santos (15:21), a tour de force Latin radio jock who departed Univision Radio to take on the one of the biggest roles in the radio industry. What is that new role, why did he leave, what are his opinions on podcasts and music streaming services and his answer on which is best language to reach Hispanics on radio… that plus all the top bicultural stories in pop culture (12:45) that you might’ve missed this week. Episode Summary: Rafael Amaya 1:05 Pop News 12:45 Enrique Santos 15:21 Emmy's / TODAY show 35:00 Movie Previews 36:00 You'd like to give us your feedback? Email us at highlyrelevant@showbizcafe.com and help us spread the word on social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to Highly Relevant with Jack Rico:      •   Click here to subscribe via iTunes     •   Click here to subscribe via Spotify     •   You can also subscribe via Stitcher  

Fernanda Chacon, es Coach y Chef Saludable, Fundadora de “Heavenly Skinny Kitchen”, el movimiento “Cocina y Muévete Para Triunfar”, y editora de “www.CookAndMove.com” graduada en “Roosevelt University en el 2009, posteriormente, obtuvo su especialización en la nutrición de niños y de la mujer embarazada en el año 2012, por medio del instituto de Dr. William Sears.   Lo que ha distinguido a Fernanda Chacón, es su misión de crear conciencia sobre cómo la nutrición y el ejercicio impacta a las personas de manera positiva o negativa no solo en el peso sino primordialmente en su actitud, desenvolvimiento, salud y estilo de vida. Una de sus pasiones es transformar y crear recetas de platillos saludables y balanceados sin restricciones de los diferentes grupos de comidas, enfocándose en una mejor opción menos procesada. Al igual que entrenar y educar a otros como llevar un estilo de vida más sana y placentera por medio de la nutrición y el movimiento a través de su campaña “Cocina y Muévete Para Triunfar”. Durante su trayectoria profesional ha sido galardonada por “Women’s Net Ambar Award” como MUJER INNOVADORA en el 2011. También ha sido seleccionada entre las 100 blogueras Latinas más influyentes en los Estados Unidos por LATISM. Fernanda Chacón, se ha destacado en diferentes medios de comunicación en radio y televisión tales como: TeleChicago, Univision, Univision Radio, VmeTV, Mundo Fox, entre otras, compartiendo su trabajo y movimiento de salud aportando información educativa sobre como llevar un estilo de vida saludable. Actualmente Fernanda tiene un segmento en el programa de Sin Censura con Vicente Serrano via 750AM y Mundo Fox Chicago todos los Jueves donde comparte este movimiento de “Cocina y Muévete Para Triunfar” dando consejos de salud, nutrición y ejercicio. Este próximo 2015 será la nutricionista oficial del programa Despierta con Zoe y Vida Mujer por medio de Univision Chicago. Aprendizajes Como Fernanda emigro de Venezuela para poder tener acceso a mejores oportunidades de educacion y trabajo Como dejo un trabajo frustante para empezar su primer negocio de comida saludable sin saber cocinar Porque hay que evitar dietas "rebote" La importancia de cocinar rico y vivir saludable para lograr tus dreams Como adapto su dream a su realidad de vida en vez de abandonarlo Como crecio su blog y porque decidio lanzar un canal de YouTube y una serie de videos Como monetiza su blog Como ha logrado obtener segmentos de cocina saludable en TV con Univision y Mundo Fox Las lecciones de su exito Porque no importa lo que estudies en la universidad sino que sigas aprendiendo sobre tu pasion durante toda tu vida. El movimiento cocina y muevete para triunfar Recursos y Links Cocina y Muevete blog @cookandmove Cook and Move en Facebook Cook and Move en YouTube Muchas gracias por escucharnos ! Si disfrutaste el episodio te voy a agradecer mucho si te subscribes en  iTunes  o Stitcher y nos dejas un rating y un review. Esto nos ayuda a llegarle  y a ayudarle a mas Latinos y Latinas.