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EPISODIO 122 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitados: Dr. José Antonio Velarde Ruiz Velasco y José María Remes Troche. En el marco del 90 Aniversario de la Asociación Mexicana de Gastroenterología, les damos la bienvenida al primer episodio de la quinta temporada de GastroPerlas. En esta ocasión nos vestimos de gala al contar con la presencia de dos expertos profesores de Gastroenterología para tratar un tema con evidencia científica reciente para tratar, diagnosticar y manejar a los pacientes de nuestro país: nuevas moléculas de IBP's disponibles en México.

EPISODIO 121 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos; Invitados: Dra. Carolina Ardila Hani y Dr. Diego Reyes Placencia. Con este episodio concluimos la cuarta temporada de GastroPerlas AMG. Nuestros invitados internacionales abordarán un tema de actualidad: el uso de los P-CABs en México y Latinoamérica, una nueva clase de herramientas terapéuticas en Gastroenterología. Agradecemos a nuestra audiencia por su preferencia y los invitamos a estar pendientes de la nueva temporada con temas de vanguardia a nivel mundial. 

In this episode of the Wild Strength podcast, Whitney interviews Emily Valdovinos, a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force and a seasoned strength and conditioning coach. Emily shares her journey from enlisted to officer, her experiences in SERE training, and her transition to a physical medicine role in the Air Force. She discusses her passion for tactical strength and conditioning, the importance of building relationships in coaching, and her steps to becoming a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Emily also highlights her role in mentoring women in the military and the challenges and triumphs she has faced as a woman in a male-dominated field. They emphasize the need for resilience and mental toughness in candidates, particularly women, who aspire to join Special Warfare and understanding the physiological differences in training. Ultimately, they advocate for a coaching approach that focuses on human performance and individual needs. Takeaways: -Emily has over 12 years of experience in strength and conditioning coaching. -Emily's journey included setbacks that led her to a fulfilling career path. -Building relationships is crucial in coaching, especially in the military. -Trust and buy-in are essential for effective coaching and mentorship. -Emily emphasizes the importance of recovery and optimizing training. -Mentoring women in the military helps bridge gaps and foster inclusivity. -Mental resilience is key for women in physically demanding roles. -Training for women should consider physiological differences but not be vastly different. -Individualized training approaches can enhance performance for all candidates. -Coaches should focus on the human aspect of training, not just the physical.

EPISODIO 112 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitadas: Dra. Eliana Carolina Morel Cerda y Dra. Mercedes Amieva Balmori. Los antiespasmódicos son fármacos que los gastroenterólogos utilizan diariamente para tratar el dolor abdominal ocasionado por el Síndrome de Intestino Irritable. En esta entrega, nuestras invitadas explicarán qué son los antiespasmódicos y cuáles son sus mecanismos de acción, entre otros interesantes datos.

CGD's Liliana Rojas Suarez speaks with Paraguay's Minister of Finance Carlos Fernández Valdovinos about the keys to the country's growth, including the impact of recent reforms, aligning development policy with climate goals, and diversifying the economy.

In this episode, Frankie is joined by his best friend, Saki, and the tea is spilled like never before! They open up about their tight-knit friend group and share their unique perspectives on matchmaking. Tune in as Frankie and Saki discuss the ins and outs of setting friends up, offer valuable tips for successful matchmaking, and delve into some hilarious and heartwarming stories. Whether you're looking to play cupid for your friends or curious about the dos and don'ts of matchmaking, this episode is packed with insights and laughter you won't want to miss! This Weeks Codes Frankies Go-To Hangover Cure : The Plug Drink⁠ Use Code WTFWITHFRANKIE for 20% off your order. Ready To Safely Spice Up Your Sex Life?⁠Hey-Sense ⁠offering 15% off your order using the Code SenseFrankie.

Tracklist: Pink Floyd - High Hopes (Kyotto Remix) Guy J - Easy As Can Be(Larrosa (AR) x Nico Sparvieri x SACK Rework) Mike Griego - Deaf (Kostya Outta Remix) Martin Fredes - Edison Five (Nick Warren & Nicolas Rada Remix) Stateless - Bloodstream (Alto Astral Unofficial Remix) Julian Millan - Face Reflection (Marcelo Vasami Remix) Kabi (AR) - No More Words Dany Dz - Stolen Dreams (Dowden Remix) Ivan Aliaga - Last Breath (Original Mix) Antrim – Prokliseis Echomen - Perpetual (Andres Moris Housed Up Bootleg) BIO Chustek es un DJ/productor de Tucumán, Argentina residente en Barcelona. Edito en sellos discográficos como The Purr, Balkan Connection SA, Droid9 SA, y recibio el support de Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Varon, entre otros. Se presentó en destacados clubs y eventos de la ciudad condal y alrededores, Brunch Electronik Barcelona entre los principales compartiendo cartel con Hernan Cattaneo, como así también realizó su primer tour por Argentina en Marzo de 2023 donde estuvo en Córdoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires, Santiago del Estero y Tucumán. Compartió cabina con grandes artistas del género, Nicolas Rada, Marcelo Vasami, Fernando Ferreyra, Alejo Gonzalez, Valdovinos, Sebastián Busto, John Cosani, Dabeat, Scippo, Ivan Aliaga, Mariano Montori, JFR, DJ Ruby, Pablo Fierro, Anna Tur, Colyn, Fedele, Angelos, Mita Gami son algunos por nombrar. Dentro de su desarrollo como artista creó el colectivo Sinergia, con sede en Barcelona. https://www.instagram.com/chustek.ar/ https://www.instagram.com/sinergiamusic.ok/ https://soundcloud.com/chustek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGu-82VsxQU&t=1733s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09eIkj6Ettg&t=791s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnJPyMoiT8Y https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/2iGZxxR50zTH5QeQkAtx2U https://www.beatport.com/de/artist/chustek/1054577

EPISODIO 105 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitados: Dr. José María Remes Troche y Dr. Norberto Chávez Tapia. El Síndrome de Alfa-Gal es la abreviación de galactosa-α-1,3-galactosa y es una enfermedad poco conocida por los profesionales de la salud, la cual es una alergia a la carne roja, provocada por la mordedura de ciertos tipos de garrapatas. Conoce más acerca de este tema, de la mano de nuestros expertos.

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El Congreso del Estado de Guerrero avaló la remoción de Sandra Valdovinos como Fiscal Estatal y lanzó una convocatoria para ocupar el cargo. La Gobernadora Evelyn Salgado solicitó la remoción de Sandra Valdovinos Salmerón el pasado 14 de marzo por los hechos en los que Yanqui Kothan, normalista de Ayotzinapa fue asesinado por policías estatales.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El Congreso de Guerrero avaló la remoción de la teniente coronel Sandra Luz Valdovinos como titular de la Fiscalía General del Estado y emitió una convocatoria para elegir a un sustituto. En la sesión de este martes, en el pleno del Congreso leyeron el oficio que había enviado la gobernadora morenista Evelyn Salgado, el pasado 14 de marzo, en el que solicitó su remoción, argumentando, “causas graves” en el caso del asesinato del normalista de Ayotzinapa, Yanqui Khotan Gómez.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dura confrontación entre la candidata del oficialismo Clara Brugada y el opositor Santiago Taboada en el primer debate electoral en la ciudad de México. En Guerrero, pese a que la Gobernadora Evelyn Salgado dijo que comenzaría con la destitución de la fiscal Valdovinos. La funcionaria se resiste a irse del puesto y dijo que agotará todas las instancias. Ya están definidos los cuartos de final de la Champions League y aquí tendremos todos los detalles

Dura confrontación entre la candidata del oficialismo Clara Brugada y el opositor Santiago Taboada en el primer debate electoral en la ciudad de México. En Guerrero, pese a que la Gobernadora Evelyn Salgado dijo que comenzaría con la destitución de la fiscal Valdovinos. La funcionaria se resiste a irse del puesto y dijo que agotará todas las instancias. Ya están definidos los cuartos de final de la Champions League y aquí tendremos todos los detalles

The boys are joined by NFL Draft Gurus Matt Valdovinos and Ian Cummings to hear their thoughts on Drake Maye, OTs in the Draft, and Player breakdowns. Then they finish the show by answering fan questions!!Support the show

In this episode, we are joined by Arnau Valdovinos. Arnau is the principal consultant at Spain-based Cannamonitor. Arnau's focus is on empowering decision-makers in the cannabis space through data, intelligence, and actionable insights. Arnau has a proven track record of delivering custom intelligence and business support for medical, pharmaceutical, recreational, and CBD companies across three continents. TOPICS: 1. Cannamonitor Report 2. Spain & Medical Cannabis 3. Social Clubs In Spain * Twitter - @TheCannabisRev2 * LinkedIn - @thecannabisreview * Episode Library - https://www.thecannabisreview.ie + https://cannamonitor.com/

Welcome to another episode of the LivingIcon Podcast, where host AnthonysWorld delves deep into the minds of remarkable individuals shaping our world. In this episode, we are thrilled to highlight the highly acclaimed, Antonio Valdovinos.Antonio isn't our typical guest, we're switching it up and going political this week! As a political consultant, Tony boasts an impressive 12-year tenure navigating the both local and presidential campaigns. As the founder and CEO of La Machine Consulting, Tony brings to the table a wealth of experience that few can match. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind the scenes, as Antonio Valdovinos shares insights on why politics is more than just a game—it's a business. Don't miss out. Subscribe now to join us in exploring extraordinary lives, week after week.MUSICBED SYNC ID: MB01IWXJB8WX3W9AWFX Course: https://awtrading.com/Anthony's IG: https://www.instagram.com/anthonysworld/LivingIcon IG: https://www.instagram.com/livingiconpod/Antonio's Links:Antonio's IG: https://www.instagram.com/valdovinostonyy/

The boys are joined by Matt Valdovinos to hear his thoughts on the QBs at #2, Kam Curls future, and OT Rankings. Then theyr're joined by Steve Lim to answer fan questions!!Support the show

EPISODIO 98 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitados: Dr. José Antonio Velarde Ruiz Velasco, Dr. Octavio Gómez Escudero y Dr. Iván Romarico González Espinoza. La temporada 3 ha llegado a su final y en este último episodio, nos acompañan dos invitados especialistas en Gastroenterología, así como un Médico Internista y Oncólogo Clínico, para charlar acerca los efectos adversos gastrointestinales de los checkpoint inhibitor, que al ser un tema relacionado con la oncología, será de suma importancia e interés para la comunidad médica.

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Durante la conferencia matutina, la fiscal general de guerrero, Sandra Luz Valdovinos, informó que hasta ahora 45 personas han fallecido y 47 se reportan como desaparecidas, luego del paso del huracán Otis, en el estado; añadió que se apoyan con binomios caninos para ubicar cuerpos que pudieran estar enterrados o entre los escombros.  La comisión federal de electricidad informó que hasta ahora se ha restablecido el 65 por ciento del servicio eléctrico en acapulco; además, el presidente López Obrador reveló que mañana asistirá a guerrero para llevar a cabo una reunión de evaluación de daños y confirmó que hoy funcionarios de hacienda se reunirán con empresarios y hoteleros.   La tormenta tropical pilar se ubica a 395 kilómetros de Chiapas y Centroamérica, sin embargo, se pronostica que su interacción con el frente frío número 8 la aleje de las costas mexicanas.   Esta mañana salió de Tapachula, Chiapas, una caravana con aproximadamente 7 mil personas migrantes procedentes de países de Centroamérica y el caribe, rumbo a Estados Unidos.  Con poco más de 17 mil 500 policías y 2 mil 800 vehículos de la secretaría de seguridad ciudadana, inició el operativo por las festividades de día de muertos en los 120 panteones de las 16 alcaldías de la Ciudad de México, donde se prevé la asistencia de alrededor de 300 mil personas.  La organización internacional save the children, insistió en hacer un alto al fuego en gaza; reportó que en tres semanas han fallecido 3 mil 195 niños, a consecuencia de los intensos bombardeos del ejército israelí. Por su parte Israel expandió sus operativos terrestres con tanques en Gaza, y continúa desplegando tropas al norte, ante enfrentamiento con milicias enemigas.     Para MVS Noticias, Jiro Montes de Oca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Este pódcast está destinado exclusivamente a profesionales de la salud. El síndrome de intestino irritable se caracteriza por dolor y distensión abdominal, para cuyo diagnóstico son útiles los Criterios de Roma. Nuestro invitado En esta ocasión nos acompaña el Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos García (X: @drprapul), especialista en medicina interna y gastroenterología con alta especialidad en endoscopía gastrointestinal y en motilidad gastrointestinal en la Ciudad de México. Notas: https://espanol.medscape.com/verarticulo/5911554  Time stamps Introducción… 00:00 Presentación Dr. Raúl Valdovinos… 00:35 Recomendaciones de la semana… 01:35 Caso clínico… 05:30 Diagnóstico del síndrome de intestino irritable… 06:35 Datos de alarma… 10:10 Estudios de extensión… 12:40 Fisiopatología… 16:20 Tratamiento… 20:20 Neuromoduladores… 25:40 Futuro… 30:20 Puntos para llevar a casa… 34:20

EPISODIO 92 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitados: Dra. Elizabeth Barba Orozco y Dr. Enrique Coss Adame. La distensión abdominal se define principalmente como el aumento del perímetro abdominal. Charlaremos con dos profesores, expertos en Neurogastroenterología, acerca de las causas de distensión objetiva y subjetiva, síntomas y diagnóstico, entre otros temas.

En este programa, el ministro de Economía y Finanzas, Carlos Fernández Valdovinos, nos comenta sobre la situación, perspectivas y desafíos de la cuentas fiscales.

Our environment is important, which is why being more sustainable is key. In this episode of the Class E Podcast, we talked to Alexa Valdovinos ‘25 about her sustainable instrument reed company, Monte Valle LLC. From winning the 2022 Paladin Pitch competition to now, Valdovinos shares her entrepreneurial journey and plans for her company and discusses how she balances her life as both a student and entrepreneur. Guest: Alexa Valdavinos '25 Host: Mary Sturgill Producer: Isabella Martinez '24   TRANSCRIPT: MARY: Hi there, everyone. Welcome to this episode of the Class E Podcast. I am your host Mary Sturgill. This is the podcast that is brought to you through a partnership between the Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Communication Studies Department here at Furman University. And we're right in the middle of our summer series this summer where we talk to current Furman students and recent alumni about their entrepreneurial ventures. And today my special guest is Alexa Valdovinos, who was the winner of the Paladin Pitch Competition not this past year but the year before that and she is the founder of her company Monte Valle LLC. Did I say that correctly?  ALEXA: Yes.  MARY: Okay. Welcome to the show.  ALEXA: Thank you.  MARY: So, Alexa, tell us about Monte Valle and how you came up with the concept for that.  ALEXA: Yeah! So, it all started in high school. So, I have been a musician for eight years. I started off playing the flute and then I expanded into playing saxophone in high school. And so it all started off in my little band room during COVID… 2021, peak COVID. There were probably five kids in my class, so we didn't really do a whole lot.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And so I kind of sat there one day and I was like, you know, Mr. Stewart, who was my band director at the time, I wonder if we can make reeds out of something else like they have so much waste. I mean, you use them for like a couple of weeks, and then you just throw them away but there's so much waste with them.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And so we got to thinking and he was like, you know, I think you're onto something Alexa, but maybe you should wait until college to really like fully grasp and have more, you know, access to resources. I'm like, okay, I'm gonna do it and so I had joined FUSEA (Furman University Student Entrepreneurship Association) my freshman year because I just knew that I wanted to be an entrepreneur. And I remember Matt Reed at the time, who was working with the Hill Institute, he told me, okay, Alexa do you remember that idea that you had with the reeds? Because I pitched it in the fall semester at their little like Big Ideas Competition.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And that's when I really like kind of developed it a little bit more. And I was like, I looked at him funny, I was like, yes. And he's like, well, do you want to, you know, pursue it? I'm like, oh, 100% and so that's when, you know, I started working with the Hill Institute and I actually went to Charleston to compete in the SOCON entrepreneurial challenge. And that's when, you know, I had like three days to build the whole pitch deck and develop this whole product idea.  MARY: Wow.  ALEXA: Yeah. So that's when it fully I would say took off.  MARY: Yeah. So, you went down to Charleston before you won our pitch competition here, right? So they were just like here, let's, let's run with this and you're like, “absolutely.”  ALEXA: Yeah. So, what had happened is that they were taking Brooke Dominiak, who was the winner the year before me with To-Go Bros and she was in the profit portion. And they were like, well, we don't have anybody for the nonprofit portion. So, would you want to do it? And so I was like, I mean, a free trip to Charleston, sure. It'll be a good opportunity. So that's when I, you know, it was like, you know, Matt had told me at this event, you know, you only have three days and I was like, oh, okay, so that took long hours of making a pitch deck and, you know, working on everything. I think it was working up until like, one o'clock in the morning the night before.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: So, it was a process for sure.  MARY: Yeah, yeah. So that was…was that the fall and then spring you won the Paladin Pitch Competition?  ALEXA: Yeah, Charleston… I went to Charleston, probably I think the February. That February in the spring and then I competed in Paladin Pitch that March.  MARY: Yeah. Excellent. So what… you've been working on the company for a little over a year now, diligently. And so, what kinds of things have you learned from this process?  ALEXA: I've learned quite a bit. I've learned that you know, there's a lot of different little nitty gritty details in order to start a business. You know, it's not easy to just say I want to start a business and do it.  MARY: I have a business.  ALEXA: Yeah, exactly. You know, like it takes you know, making it LLC approved, going through all the proper permissions, making sure that everything is legal…  MARY: The licenses and all that yeah.  ALEXA: …the licensing, the buying, you know, for my product, in particular, prototyping and researching, and a really important thing that I've learned is that not everything's gonna go how I originally thought it was going to go. I remember, you know, I had this huge vision. Like I wanted everything to be compostable, biodegradable, but Olivia Esquivel, who is the co-founder of Southern Pressed. She was one of the judges when I won and she told me, you know, like, going in the industry of the sustainability organic industry is hard.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: And so not everything is gonna go how you want it to and that was hard for me.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And so realizing that you know, it's okay if things don't go the way that your blueprint ideas say it's going to go.  MARY: Yeah. And just because they don't go that way right now, doesn't mean they won't in the future.  ALEXA: Of course, of course.  MARY: So what prompted you to create the sustainable portion of this? Like you could create reeds out of other things, right? But how does the sustainability play into that?  ALEXA: I've always, you know, so both my parents are from Mexico. I've grown up going there since I was really little, but I also grew up in the mountains here. I grew up in North Carolina, about 30 minutes from here.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: So I've just always grown up around, you know, forest and mountains and my parents always taught me, you know, take care of what you have, you know, let's be sustainable, and let's recycle and all that stuff. But it was really during COVID when I had a lot of thinking time and was like, you know, reeds… they produce a lot of waste. And it adds up because I'm just one musician out of millions on this planet who use like boxes of reeds over weeks of time, and each of those produce single use plastic, single use, you know, waste, and that's what really got me was like there needs to be change because I want to have a future. I want my kids one day to have a future and growing up in the mountains and if you know, we don't do something about it…  MARY: You're gonna lose them.  ALEXA: Yeah, we're going to lose them. So that was my biggest I would say motivation.  MARY: So, you've been prototyping. How's that going? And what's going on with it?  ALEXA: Yeah, so right now we are… I'm working with my old high school. And right now they have a reed machine, which is what helps create the reeds itself.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: So right now they're gonna prototype those, prototypes for the material, use the machine, see how that's working… I'm also working with the middle school over there as well, to kind of do some researching with some 3D printing as well. So it's, it's going, you know, it was definitely a long process to figure out, you know, what we need, what we don't need, sourcing the material because that was something that was really important to me…  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: …was making sure that I source well.  MARY: So what are you… what is the material? What are you making them out of? Because I know originally in your pitch, and this is maybe how something might have changed is that bamboo grows really quickly. Let's do bamboo. It's a renewable source.  ALEXA: Yes, that's what we're hoping to use right now. We're also kind of just for the prototyping just to make sure that all the machines work and stuff, we're using cane but I'm also using mostly bamboo, which is what I originally had wanted to and what I told in my pitch.  MARY: Yeah, yeah. Oh, excellent. Excellent. So you're just setting all that up to be able to do the bamboo and then are you working with bamboo farmers? I mean, are there bamboo farmers?  ALEXA: Well, I'm working with…I worked with a small business right now to kind of start sourcing. I'm hoping that maybe in the future, I can work with bamboo farmers. I can work with the Veterans Healing Farm up in Hendersonville, North Carolina.  MARY: Oh, yeah. Yeah.  ALEXA: They grow bamboo on their farm and it's, you know, it's a nonprofit organization.  MARY: Love that, that partnership with the nonprofit and yeah, they're doing great things up there. That's awesome. Because I don't know of any bamboo farmers.  ALEXA: I don't either. I just know people who always tell me to like Alexa like can you come, you know, like I have bamboo all in my backyard.  MARY: Can you come get it?  ALEXA: Yeah.  MARY: You'll be having everybody come, come ask you to do that. Here I have some bamboo for you. What do you think you've learned through this process that you were just like, wow, I'm so glad I learned that early on?  ALEXA: I would say it's what Olivia Esquivel told me is that it's okay if you compromise. You have to pick and choose your battles, especially with sustainability and businesses because you know, it's not cheap to start a business either. And especially, you know, if you want to get it off the ground you can't, you know, and you…specifically buying organically, it's hard. It's expensive.  MARY: Let's talk about this…packaging is one of the most not sustainable issues with the reeds, right? And so how are you meeting that problem?  ALEXA: Yeah, I'm also sourcing more sustainably. I'm hoping to use in the future some sort of like beeswax that will hopefully control the humidity and moisture because that's a really big thing…  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: …in reeds that, you know, in transit, they're very fragile. I'm hoping to also work with Bubble Paper. It's a company that makes basically bubble wrap but it makes it out of cardboard and paper so I'm just trying to source and make it more sustainable more…not as like wasteful and reusable. Perhaps. Yeah.  MARY: And that makes sense because…and then you have to do some testing I would imagine to make sure that that moisture doesn't get in in transit.  ALEXA: Yeah, that's what we're hoping to do through this whole process with my high school throughout the summer. It's just once we test the reeds, test all the other material as well.  MARY: So, what advice would you have for other students who have an idea… because you very well could have sat back and said, oh, that's a great idea, but never done anything about it, right? And I love the fact that you're reaching back to your high school and they're helping you with it to get those high school students involved in this because I think that will probably influence the future entrepreneurs even more than you know, right? What advice would you give to other potential entrepreneurs who might have an idea but haven't acted on it yet?  ALEXA: I would say the biggest piece of advice I would give is take baby steps. You know, I have to do that a lot as a college student.  MARY: I started to say, yeah.  ALEXA: Yeah. As a college student, I don't have all the time in the world and you know, I'm involved in a lot and so knowing that it's okay, like it's okay to think…like it's gonna take time. It's gonna take time, but don't lose sight of your goal. Yeah, I know that there were definitely times… oh sorry.  MARY: No, keep going.  ALEXA: There were definitely times where I just got so caught up in college life that I was just like, oh my gosh, am I really gonna be able to do this? I've never done this before. You know, I'm a first gen college student like I don't… I can't even tackle that. Like, am I gonna be able to do this? But just remembering that, you know, you have an idea, and sticking to those goals and knowing that baby steps are okay, is the biggest piece of advice.   MARY: Yeah, that was gonna be my next question. How in the world are you balancing this because aren't you president of FUSEA as well?  ALEXA: Not this year.  MARY: You were last year.  ALEXA: I was the VP of marketing.  MARY: That's a lot, right? So how are you balancing all that?  ALEXA: Well, yeah, taking baby steps. Just like taking the time that I can. Like last year, last semester, I would focus on my school, but then take the time that I did, to just work on pitch decks, work on emails, doing that… just taking a little bit, increments of time.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: And just working on it little by little. And in the end, it'll add up.  MARY: Yeah, that's true.  ALEXA: Also focusing like my mental health, making sure that I'm doing that and finding a good balance.  MARY: The… you know what I do? I work in Pomodoro's, which I think I've talked about this before on the podcast. Because you do have to compartmentalize things like that when you're having all these balls in the air, right? And so, I work for 25 minutes on this project, and then 25 minutes on this project and 25 minutes on this project, and I get up between those projects, or whatever it is that I'm working on. And you know, go get some water, go have a quick chat with somebody or something like that. And then it refreshes my brain a little bit to sit right back down and get right back into it. So, those 25 minutes that I'm spending on that particular thing are really intentional and really focused on that thing, right? And so, I'm not thinking about anything else while I'm in that 25-minute time period. That's helpful and I love the fact that you're pretty much doing that at this young age. It took me a long time to figure that out.  ALEXA: It took me a long time too.  MARY: So, what's next?  ALEXA: So, after this… after I prototype all of my materials, do the proper research, I'm hoping that I can start selling, you know, get my online business going and hoping to distribute to high schools. That's what I'm hoping to do as well… sell directly to high schools and middle schools in the area and up in North Carolina. That's where I'm hoping to get my start because you know, that's where I grew up.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And so that would be the next step to just getting the prototyping done, making sure that it's good to go and then selling.  MARY: This is… so this is gonna be totally online, right? And people from all over the world could find you, right? You just have to…  ALEXA: Yeah.  MARY: …help them find you a little bit.  ALEXA: Yeah.  MARY: Yeah. So, I love that because, I mean, I'm thinking of so many marketing ideas, which I'm sure you have a plan or are coming up with a plan for how to go about doing that. I love that. So, you did Greenville Starts. Tell me about that experience as a college student too because like you needed one more thing on your plate. Greenville Starts is a great program that helps entrepreneurs kind of launch their business no matter where they are in their business, right? And take it to the next level, but it is time-consuming. You are meeting you know, every week, right? So tell us how Greenville Starts kind of help you.   ALEXA: Oh my gosh, it was an amazing opportunity. They teach you just so many amazing things from that program. I learned leaps and bounds. You know, so many so much information that I wouldn't have learned on my own. You know, it definitely was like, you know, time… time…I had to learn time management a lot with that because every week I had to come down here, make sure I take an hour of my day, then come back, make sure I get everything done. But it was… all it was worth it.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: I could say that. You know, I get to learn from so many other people as well.  MARY: Experts in their field.  ALEXA: Yes. And see so many different markets, see so many different levels. There's so many people there who you know, have a business already or are wanting to start one and it was all wonderful just to see all the different walks of life and all the different speakers that they would have come in helped so so much.  MARY: Yeah. What is the one big takeaway that you took away from them?  ALEXA: Oh, that's hard.  MARY: Because there's so many, I know.  ALEXA: There's so many. The biggest takeaway I got is planning…planning, planning, planning. You have to plan out everything beforehand. You have to plan out what your budget is going to be. You have to plan out where you want to distribute. You have to plan out what your pitch is, what your market is, and what your point of sales is going to be. Planning, planning, planning is what I learned the most.  MARY: So, when you… are you… how are you raising money? I mean, we know you won the pitch competition and so that's helped some.  ALEXA: Yeah, that's kind of where I'm starting right now. And I'm just hoping to kind of base everything off of my winnings from Paladin Pitch and then hopefully in the future if I do get it off the ground, that's where I'm hoping to..  MARY: When you get off the ground.  ALEXA: Well, yes. When I get it off. Not if…when.  MARY: Yeah. So, the sales then will hopefully maintain you.  ALEXA: Yes, that's what I'm hoping. MARY: Yeah, for sure, for sure. And I think you have found a really important niche too, because we don't really think about sustainability in the music industry at all. And I think you can come and broaden even beyond the reeds. Have you thought about that at all?  ALEXA: Oh, definitely. I have also started prototyping guitar picks. They're made by a business named Steve Clayton. They've made guitar picks for the Beach Boys…for all these big names. And they have a line of guitar picks that are compostable…  MARY: Oh, I love that.  ALEXA: You just throw them in the ground, they're good to go. So I've been prototyping that. I'm hoping to make drumsticks in the future. I'm definitely hoping to expand because the music industry is, I mean, probably one of the most well established, if not the most established industry.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: I mean it's been around for centuries, centuries. And there hasn't really been a huge change. You know, people find something that they like and they stick with it.  MARY: Right.  ALEXA: And they like consistency. So…  MARY: Yeah. And that may be your biggest barrier…is getting people to try the new thing. ALEXA: Yeah.  MARY: The new reed because they're so used to what they're used to.  ALEXA: Yeah, that's why I'm hoping to start in the school system because I know that…  MARY: Start them young.  ALEXA: Start them young. Show them that they… that they're good.  MARY: Yeah.  ALEXA: And they're gonna keep sticking with them throughout their whole career.  MARY: Absolutely. Absolutely. I love the way that you think Alexa.  ALEXA: Aw, thank you.  MARY: Thank you so much for coming on.  ALEXA: Aw, thank you so much for having me.  MARY: All right. That does it for this episode of the Class E Podcast. Remember, if you or someone you know is an entrepreneur, check out the Greenville Starts program. Just go to the Furman website, the Hill Institute's website, and you'll see information there about it. If the fall cohort is full, then of course, we're starting a spring cohort. So, put your name on that list to get one of those cohorts and learn from the experts no matter where you are in your business. Also, if you're a student like Alexa, and you have an idea, don't sit on your laurels, put the idea together and join the Big Ideas Competition coming up in the fall. And then of course in the spring, the Paladin Pitch competition as well because what we do is we have you pitch for the big ideas and then each of those winners go into the big spring pitch. So, you could get some money like Alexa to launch your big idea. Listeners, thank you for tuning in today. You can watch us on YouTube. If you have not done that, jump on over to our YouTube channel. And of course, you can listen to the podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Remember this podcast is brought to you through a partnership between the Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Communication Studies department here at Furman University. This particular episode was produced by our student producer Isabella Martinez. Until next time everybody, dream big.  

EPISODIO 88 Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitadas: Dra. Ylse Gutiérrez Grobe y Dra. Alicia Sofía Villar Chávez. En esta nueva entrega se involucra una enfermedad autoinmune y una enfermedad funcional o de los trastornos del eje intestino-cerebro, para ello, nuestras expertas nos hablarán de la Enfermedad Inflamatoria Intestinal, así como del Síndrome de Intestino Irritable y sus principales patologías.

En este episodio, el economista, ex presidente del Banco Central del Paraguay y uno de los candidatos a ministro de Hacienda, Carlos Fernández Valdovinos, analizó los principales desafíos del entrante Gobierno.

Goos' set for episode 157 of Journey features music from ID.Jay, Iman Hanzo, Valdovinos, Veeco, South Bloom and more. Goos hosts Taleman as his guest for the second hour of this episode. Follow Goos: https://www.goosmusic.com Follow Taleman : Soundcloud - https://on.soundcloud.com/5SWEsG6SaEFUNSHq7 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1SwnQqiR6dt2eBJg9hIVIu?si=IJG1DKCDR6-KsS8fs_Tjkg Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/artist/taleman/674900 Instagram - https://instagram.com/taleman.music Artwork by Hyphen Design - https://www.instagram.com/hyphendesign Goos Mix Audaks - Traveling (Extended Mix) [Amulanga] ID.Jay - Out Loud (Original Mix) Anton Ishutin - Milana Flower (Ranta Remix) [Suprematic] Rivvo, Matt Oliver - The Peaceful Forest (Domingo +, Loveclub Remix) [The Purr] Iman Hanzo - Tears of the Sun (Original Mix) [trndmsk] South Bloom - Let Me In (Original Mix) [Forestrip Music] Soulfeed - Temple of Mind (Dansor Remix) [Zenebona] Veeco - Spring Dawn (Euthym Remix) [Perihelion] Valdovinos - The Bird (Original Mix) [TRYBESof] Deividas Bagdanov - Champagne (Tim Green Edit) [Balance Music] Khen - Homeboy (Original Mix) [Closure] Taleman Mix Powel - I Would Wait (Original Mix) DJ Zombi - Everything Nice This Morning (Volen Sentir Rerubed Dub) Gorge - Sleepless (Extended Mix) Matthias Vogt - Stillach (Original Mix) Elliot Moriarty - Waves (Taleman Remix) Urmet K - Teresia (Taleman Remix) Hermanez - Sweet Karma (Makebo Remix) Draso - Therme (Matur Remix) Greenage, Taleman - Riding The Wave (Original Mix) Hosini - Koala (Original Mix)

EPISODIO 83. Modera: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos. Invitados: Dra. Thamy Beltré y Dr. Jorge Aquino Matus. Los trastornos motores del esófago no acalasia se refieren a trastornos que no tienen RP alta. En este episodio, dos especialistas en Neurogastroenterología y Motilidad, a nivel mundial, tocan los cuatro principales trastornos de la motilidad esofágica.

Socialmente cargamos con la presión de tener que encontrarle un sentido a nuestras vidas y cuando no lo encontramos nos perdemos. ¿Qué pasa cuándo no sentimos que encontramos nuestro camino y no tenemos motivación o simplemente cuando no tenemos un gran sueño que perseguir? ¿Es indispensable encontrarle un sentido a nuestras vidas para vivirlas plenamente o podemos encontrar alguna otra forma de ser felices?En este episodio invitamos a Azucena Valdovinos, psicóloga clínica con especialidad en logoterapia para hablar de este tema y de cómo podemos tener un mejor autoconocimiento.En este episodio encontrarás información sobre:¿Qué es la logoterapia?EspiritualidadPropósito de vidaEncontrar tu vocaciónAmor propioAutoconocimientoConectar contigo mismxCrisis existencialesEnfrentar una crisisResilienciaTomar decisionesDejar ir Hacer una pausaHacer cambiosEscuchar tu intuiciónConscienciaGratitudCulpaSufrimientoPérdidasMomentos cotidianosVivir con intenciónEmpoderamientoAutoconfianzaSi te gustó el episodio compártelo y no olvides seguirnos para estar al tanto de los que vienen. Ve este episodio en Youtube.Conoce más sobre este tema, sobre nuestra invitada y todos los libros que mencionamos gratis aquí.Escucha el episodio 190. Narcisismo: reconoce a una narcisista.Si te sientes perdidx o que tu vida no tiene sentido encuentra apoyo profesional en seregalandudas.com/ayuda.Encuéntranos en: linktr.ee/seregalandudas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys are joined by former Washington Wideout Anthony Armstrong to get his opinion on Terry McLaurins usage, how to stop Houstons offense, and his prediction for Sundays game. Then they're joined by Matt Valdovinos to get his Ground Zero reporting from Philly, answer fan questions, and give their game predictions!!Support the show

Product Of Los Angeles is the 1st Mexican Cannabis Company based out of Southern California that specializes in manufacturing craft concoctions/edibles that honor the Mexican culture by incorporating traditional ingredients and creative flavor combinations to deliver unique experiences to all consumers. Albert & Edgar wanted to do something epic that would embrace their Mexican traditions and Inspiration from the love of delicious desserts, candies, and mouth-watering drinks. Product Of Los Angeles was born from the joys of candies from the piñata, the joy of cuddling up at home with pan dulce & hot chocolate, and from the joys of eating street tacos with a freshly made agua fresca. Brands under the Product Of Los Angeles umbrella include La Familia, which is their line of exclusive Cannabis infused edibles, & Agua De Flor, their delicious product line of Cannabis infused aguas frescas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sandra Luz Valdovinos, fiscal de Guerrero, asegura que fueron 20 personas las que perdieron la vida además de dos lesionados tras el enfrentamiento entre miembros de la Familia Michoacana y Los Tequileros. Valdovinos explica que ya se analiza el video publicado por José Alfredo Hurtado ‘El Fresa' como parte de las investigaciones. La fiscal explica que fue en dos lugares donde se dieron estos ataques cuya duración fue de 10 a 15 minutos y que las autoridades federales tardaron alrededor de 30 minutos después de la balacera en llegar al municipio.

The boys are joined by Sam Fortier of the Washington Post so we can Pregame for the Commanders vs Eagles game inlcuding Injury updates, Defensive Keys, and Predictions for the Game! Then theyre joined by Matt Valdovinos to answer Fan questions and give our predictions for Sunday!!Support the show

CHARLA CON ROSELIA VALDOVINOS DE VIVA ASESORES SI QUIERES VER EL VIDEO TE DEJO EL LINK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4QgBzr9TF4&list=PL_dSzbCs8qEjxoCqgXWAMTP_2dhbLSXaW&index=9&t=599s

SPONSORS @liquidiv Get 25% OFF + FREE SHIPPING by going to liquid-iv.com and use code “SLOB” #ad #liquidiv #liv We welcome Juan Valdovinos! Talking comedy. The struggle of getting into comedy right now. What made us do stand up comedy. Tinder hook ups. Nothing is wrong with dark humor. Sugar mommas. Having a private IG. Thank you! Enjoy!

Sorto-Guzman v. Garland, No. 20-1762 (4th Cir. Aug. 3, 2022)single death threat; persecution; question of law; Catholic religion; burdens; Mara 18; El SalvadorGutierrez-Vargas v. Garland, No. 21-3520 (8th Cir. Aug. 1, 2022)particularly serious crime; reweighing evidence; crimes against persons; INA § 242(a)(2)(C); CAT deferral; dismemberment; Zetas; Mexico Perez-Camacho v. Garland, No. 19-72063 (9th Cir. Aug. 1, 2022)motion to reopen; modified convictions; sua sponte; gross miscarriage of justice; tolling; diligence  Troncoso-Oviedo v. Garland, No. 21-70547 (9th Cir. Aug. 5, 2022)INA § 101(f)(7); good moral character; presentence confinement; Chevron; Matter of Valdovinos; due process; waiving asylum application Chen v. Garland, No. 19-4162 (2d Cir. Aug. 5, 2022)sua sponte motion to reopen; review of legal or constitutional error; derivative asylum; China Campos-Chaves v. Garland, No. 20-60262 (5th Cir. Aug. 3, 2022)deficient NTA; Rodriguez; Spagnol-Bastos; Notice of Hearing; failure to provide address Matter of Fernandes, 28 I&N Dec. 605 (BIA 2022)partially deficient NTA; timely assertion of mandatory claims processing rule; “shall”; prejudice; dismissal; mental incompetence Castillo-Gutierrez v. Garland, No. 20-60492 (5th Aug. 5, 2022)deficient NTA; subject matter jurisdiction; Notice of Hearing; hardship; Patel Chuor v. Garland, No. 20-3571 (8th Cir. Aug. 4, 2022)CAT deferral; clear error; review of IJ factual findings; personal risk of torture; similar sounding names; mental illness; South Sudan Morfa Diaz v. DHS, et al., No. 20-2110763 (11th Cir. Aug. 5, 2022)aggravated felony drug trafficking; INA § 101(a)(43)(B); divisibility; naturalization; INA § 101(f)(8); NYPL § 220.39; narcotic Bastias v. U.S. Att'y Gen., No. 21-11416 (11th Cir. Aug. 2, 2022)INA § 237(a)(2)(E)(i); crime of child abuse, neglect, or abandonment; Soram; Velazquez-Herrera; culpably negligent; criminal negligence; review of state statutes to define; Chevron; reasonableness; burdens*Sponsors and friends of the podcast!Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli and Pratt P.A.Immigration, serious injury, and business lawyers serving clients in Florida, California, and all over the world for over 40 years.Docketwise"Modern immigration software & case management"Want to become a patron?Click here to check out our Patreon Page!DISCLAIMER:Immigration Review® is a podcast made available for educational purposes only. It does not provide legal advice. Rather, it offers general information and insights from publicly available immigration cases. By accessing and listening to the podcast, you understand that there is no attorney-client relationship between you and the host. The podcast should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney in your state.MUSIC CREDITS:"Loopster," "Bass Vibes," "Chill Wave," and "Funk Game Loop" Kevin MacLeod - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Support the show

“Quien lee poesía, como esos actos insensatos pero inevitables, aloja también en su memoria – sin ser capaz de soslayarlo – versos, fragmentos, pedazos rotos, palabras que se asocian y suenan bien en los tenebrosos rincones de mi cerebro, como decía Bécquer, Gustavo Adolfo, peta romántico español, profusamente antologado. Esos retazos van a dar allí y se quedan, permanecen, a veces aúllan, en noches de insomnio, en tardes melancólicas o en oscuros rincones del alma, desde sublimes avenidas a callejones de ciegos, desde la cochinada gris de los suburbios, como decía Neruda, a los senderos que llevan a las espléndidas ciudades, como sentenció Rimbaud. Tal como suena. Un poema es un disparo al alma o, si se quiere, es una imagen menos agresiva, un roce en el corazón un dedo que atraviesa la piel”, dice el escritor, dramaturgo y también profesor Mario Valdovinos, en el prólogo que abre esta antología llamada Esto es amor. Poesía chilena del corazón (Escrito con Tiza, 2021). Son 60 poetas, hombres y mujeres, que hicieron del verso “ese disparo” que atraviesan las 100 páginas de un libro bellamente ilustrado por Carolina Ríos. “Quienes escriben poemas de amor y de desamor lo saben bien: son siluetas que se desplazan con pasos de antaño o a la velocidad de la luz, angeladas o con el demonio en s interior. Las palabras empleadas habitan en los rincones de cada ser y evocan algo que ocurrió o no pudo ocurrir y ponen de manifiesto a quién o quiénes lo motivaron. A plena conciencia – o a su pesar – quisieron escribir versos titilando como las estrellas que arden milenios, pero que nadie las ve”, dice el antologador. Los invitamos a escuchar la entrevista de la periodista Vivian Lavín al autor Mario Valdovinos. “Proyecto Financiado por el Fondo Nacional de Fomento del Libro y la Lectura, Convocatoria 2022”

Este pódcast está destinado exclusivamente a profesionales de la salud. Obesidad, hábitos dietéticos y edad son algunos factores de riesgo para desarrollar enfermedad por reflujo gastroesofágico, afección caracterizada por el reflujo del contenido gástrico hacia el esófago y que presenta diversas complicaciones. Nuestro invitado: Dr. Luis Raúl Valdovinos García Time stamps: Introducción… 00:00 Presentación de Dr. Raúl Valdovinos… 01:35 Picks of the week… 03:20 Caso clínico… 07:00 Diagnóstico de enfermedad por reflujo gastroesofágico… 08:30 Factores de riesgo… 13:05 Fisiopatología… 14:50 Enfermedad por reflujo gastroesofágico como trastorno funcional… 17:30 Estudios invasivos… 20:05 Continuación del caso… 27:20 Esófago de Barrett… 28:00 Tratamiento… 31:45 Errores comunes… 38:30 Tratamiento prolongado… 40:50 Efectos adversos de los inhibidores de la bomba de protones… 42:30 Indicaciones para cirugía… 47:30 Puntos para llevar a casa… 54:20

TRACKLIST : Carlbeats & Anthony Poteat - Breaking through Synth-O-Van - Pulse Bdtom - Inner power Matthew Jonson & Quenum - Cyclops (Facundo Mohrr & Valdovinos remix) Tee Maestro & Troyder - Quantum spirituality (Krippsoulisc remix) Ludowick - Aureum Mathew M & Vinsent - Revelations Kotelett & Zadak - Passion is my fashion J-Sevilla - Mexican paradise Master Fale - Niaro Trudge - What the rain Leoleoleo - Agadir

•En Puebla no hay impunidad: Miguel Barbosa•Fiscalía sigue investigando el caso de la balacera en despacho jurídico •Más información en nuestro podcast

The new musical, "¡Americano!," tells the true story of Tony Valdovinos, who didn't learn he was an undocumented immigrant until he attempted to enlist in the Marine Corps. We are joined by Valdovinos, actor Sean Ewing, who plays Tony in the show, and composer Carrie Rodriguez, who created the score. "¡Americano!" runs at New World Stages through June 19.

Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

En el episodio de hoy invitamos a Azucena Valdovinos para hablar sobre un tema que a nosotras y a la comunidad nos ha generado muuuchaaaas dudas. ¿Qué es el narcisismo? ¿De dónde viene y cómo se vuelve narcisista una persona? ¿Cómo lo identifico en alguien? ¿Se puede curar? ¿Qué límites puedo poner en casa si vivo con una persona narcisista? Quédense porque de esto y más, hablamos en el episodio de hoy. Compra ya tus boletos para Rompiendo Tabués 2021. Consigue nuestro LIBRO aquí y suscríbete a nuestro Newsletter para recibir  recomendaciones de nuestros invitadxs. También puedes unirte gratuitamente a nuestro Club del libro  y seguirnos en Instagram donde todos los días compartimos contenido sobre el capítulo de la semana y más. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo everyone! Episode 5 of Dame's Dropback is here and I'm joined by a very special guest. Pro Football Network's Matt Valdovinos joins me as we discuss the 2021 NFL OL Draft Class, we discuss the Washington Football Team's current OL situation, and we end with some fun talk about Matt's favorite team, the Memphis Grizzlies. Go ahead and follow Matt on Twitter @MVScouting, follow the podcast @DameDropback, and be sure to leave a rating and subscribe, we always love the support!

Kev Mahserejian (@RotoSurgeon) and Matt Valdovinos (@MVScouting) team up to tackle a first-round mock draft with the actual NFL Draft set to begin this coming Thursday.Kev and Matt keep things realistic and make picks based on intel, rumors, and betting lines.

Hello! My friend Vanessa is sharing all kinds of inspiration in this episode. I love that the women that I've interviewed this season are real with their business journey. This is especially for my aspiring new entrepreneurs. Yes it's hard, yes it's fun, yes you learn, and yes you can pivot and figure it out along the way. And my girl Vanessa's story is real. She started her events business VV Social Events in 2014, and leveraged her experience to launch something that really sparked that light in her, with Hush Chicago, a full-service event production and marketing agency tailored to the cannabis community. I love how Vanessa is showing that when you find that thing that you know is “the thing” to pursue. You can find a way to make it happen. Running a business and enjoying life should go hand in hand. It's not one or the other.I've known Vanessa since the beginning and have been excited by everything that she does each step of the way. Enjoy my chat with Vanessa.Notes: http://www.socialeventsbyvv.com/https://www.hushchicago.com/https://www.instagram.com/hushjewelry/Founders of Hush Chicago:https://www.instagram.com/vanes.shhha/https://www.instagram.com/kvilly/

In this week's episode we present the conversation that we had with Tony Valdovinos and Andrea Sanchez on on El Cafecito Podcast Live! Tony Valdovinos has been hard at work on the Yassamin for Phoenix City Council race that is to be decided on the March 9th runoff election. Tony talks to us about the current challenges of campaigning during a pandemic and how dark money tactics have affected the City Council race. Andrea Sanchez is a Phoenix influencer who specializes in Thrifting and finding the best restaurant/bars in Phoenix. We talk to Andrea about her daily content creation and what are the hottest spots in Phoenix to visit right now. All of this and more in a brand new episode of El Cafecito Podcast!

Este miércoles en Máximo Avance al Día vamos a charlar con el head coach de los Raptors LFA, Guillermo Gutiérrez Valdovinos, después de realizado el DRAFT --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maximoavance/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maximoavance/support

Great release on Where The Heart Is Records this week featuring Storgards & Laurence Lane, Valdovinos, Beije, and Bragken & Alex Kotan Where The Hearts Are, Vol 9 http://lnk.to/WTHI036 Playing a couple social distanced show at Public Works in San Francisco this weekend for the first time since New Years. Saturday is sold out but there are still three tables left for Sunday, so grab em while they're hot! This episode of Welcome Hohme Radio is the first recording from 12th stay hohme live stream with you all on twitch. Hope you enjoy & thank you for listening