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Be A Marketer with Dave CharestWhy Community Matters More Than Content with Andrea MarquezAndrea Marquez didn't set out to "just" launch a podcast. She built a fully branded experience, with research, structure, and intention behind every episode.As the host and Senior Producer of This Is Small Business, Amazon's podcast for entrepreneurs, Andrea treats the show like a product. That means creating branding guidelines, defining listener personas, building workflows, and committing to quality long before the first mic check."We make sure to stay true to both of these," Andrea explains. "We're thinking about what our listener will take away from the story we're telling, while staying...
2025-07-0349 min
Outcomes RocketPersonalized Healthcare Through Compounding and Telehealth with Strive Pharmacy’s Andrea Daniels, Director of Clinical Services, and Kaleo Alo, Vice President of Business DevelopmentTailored treatments, proper medication usage, and proactive wellness practices improve healthcare outcomes.
In this episode, Strive Pharmacy’s Andrea Daniels, Director of Clinical Services, and Kaleo Alo, Vice President of Business Development, discuss the company’s mission to revolutionize patient care through compounding and personalized medicine. They highlight the advantages of telehealth in providing patients with access to tailored wellness plans. Andrea and Kaleo talk about patient education and vertical integration and how Strive Pharmacy is dedicated to empowering both providers and patients to embrace personalized healthcare solutions. They also share insights into their bold vision for the...
2025-04-2913 min
El podcast de María Rosa Márquez MárquezEpisodio 44 - El podcast de María Rosa Márquez MárquezLa primavera - Andrea
2025-04-2300 minEl podcast de María Rosa Márquez MárquezEpisodio 38 - El podcast de María Rosa Márquez MárquezLa primavera - Andrea
2025-04-2100 min
La Comoditat Valenciana3x23 La tertúlia del 29 de febrer amb Andrea Márquez i Javier Asensi d'Acció Ecologist-AgróEsta setmana han vingut Andrea Márquez, encarregada de l'àrea de premsa d'Acció Ecologista-Agró i que ve en representació de la Comissió Ciutat Port i Javier Asensi del grup d'Acció Ecologista-Agró de la Marina Baixa, a parlar amb nosaltres de l'admissió del recurs de la Comissió Ciutat Port que demana la paralització de l'ampliació i del PAI de la Serreta que preveu la construcció de 3.500 habitatges i una piscina d'ones gegant a la Nucia.
Hem aprofitat la visita d'Andrea i Javier perquè ens expliquen que és Acció Ecologista-Agró i de la importància de defendre el nostre medi ambient.
Com no podria ser...
2024-02-291h 11
Outcomes RocketLeveraging Patient Stories for Policy and Advocacy with Larissa D’Andrea, the Global Vice President of Impact at ResMedYou have every right to access and afford good-quality healthcare.In this episode, Larissa D’Andrea, the Global Vice President of Impact at ResMed, emphasizes the importance of engaging diverse communities in the development and deployment of health technology. She highlights the significance of including patients, clinicians, and caregivers in the healthcare journey, advocating for a more inclusive approach to healthcare. Larissa also shares the inspiring story of a patient who, thanks to data-driven technology, became a champion in respiratory care. She calls on individuals and healthcare organizations to seek education, become empowered advocates, and collaborate to en...
2024-02-0910 min
InestablesEp. 60 Autosabotaje en la Construcción de Hábitos Saludables | Alejandra MarquezPresiona AQUI para conocer las redes de Aleja Link:
En el episodio de esta semana tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar sobre el concepto de autosabotaje en la búsqueda de hábitos saludables, en compañía de la especialista en hábitos y construcción de vida saludable, Alejandra Márquez. Nos centramos en hablar sobre los patrones mentales que nos llevan a sabotear nuestros propios esfuerzos por una vida más sana, y descubrimos estrategias efectivas para superar estos obstáculos. Alejandra comparte su experiencia y conocimientos, ofreciendo perspectivas profundas y prácticas para transformar la mentalidad...
2024-01-301h 00
OdontoAcademy96 ODONTOLOGÍA EN NOVA I Dra. Andrea ZambranoTras un accidente en su adolescencia decidió adentrarse en el mundo de la odontología, esta es la historia de la Doctora Andrea Zambrano que nos habla acerca de la universidad en donde actualmente se encuentra estudiando, la universidad de NOVA en Florida.
Andrea nos platica sobre el método de estudio que se lleva a cabo, los costos, y los requisitos necesitas cumplir para ser aceptada en la universidad de NOVA.
2023-11-1447 min
Latinx In PowerThe Power of Storytelling in Business with Andrea Marquez 🇲🇽Andrea Marquez (she/her) is an award-winning, Mexican-American storyteller. She’s currently on a mission to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs as producer and host of This is Small Business, an Amazon podcast.
In this episode, Andrea shared her wisdom and experiences, serving as a source of motivation and guidance for creative professionals. She offered insights on how to navigate the ever-changing business landscape successfully.
Additional Reading Mentioned in the Interview: medium.com/latinxinpower
Our website is LatinxInPower.com. Send me a message on...
2023-11-0734 min
Outcomes RocketLabOps: For Scientists, By Scientists, Bringing Innovation in Epigenetics with Andrea Johnstone, Senior Director of Product Development at EpiCypherThere is a gold rush happening in the epigenetics field, and this company is offering the most sophisticated tools to find it!In this episode, Andrea Johnstone, Senior Director of Product Development at EpiCypher, talks about epigenetics and how they develop next-generation tech and tools to target chromatin regulatory processes, restore normal gene expression, and prevent disease. Andrea explains thoroughly what epigenetics consist of, what chromatin is, and the role that it plays in cell development. Tune in and learn about epigenetics and how LabOps support this field!Click this...
2023-01-0523 min
The Dream ShowEpisode 5 | Andrea has a lil chat with DJ AM (Anastasia Marquez) International DJ and Model, Anastasia tells us all about her career, success and struggles in her first year as a DJIn this episode Andrea Martinez sits down with international DJ and Model Anastasia Marquez - Also known as - DJ AM, they talk all about her career and all the success and struggles she has had thus far in her first year as a DJ. The difference of DJ'ing in Belgium and in the UK. She also tells us about how the pandemic helped with getting her career started!
Have a listen for some Inspo!
@Iamandreamartinez
@Anastasia.Marquez
2022-11-0310 min
SuperViveSuperVive empoderando - Andrea Marquez, Aideé y PacoEn este episodio platicamos🗣️ con Andrea Marquez sobre cómo 🌟Supervivir🌟 Empoderándonos como Pacientes o Cuidadores de alguien más que ha recibido un diagnóstico de cáncer. Y es que ser un buen paciente puede tener su complejidad. Aún cuando hablemos el mismo idioma🆎 que nuestros médicos👩⚕️, encontraremos que no siempre entendemos bien sobre el diagnóstico que estamos recibiendo. Ya sea que nos toque ser el "paciente" o bien, que seamos los acompañantes o familiares de alguien que está siendo diagnosticado. Tener información🗒️ y educación sobre los padecimientos que vivimos es CLAVE🗝️ para que los tratamientos tengan...
2022-05-251h 00
LatinEQUISSeason Finale: A Love Letter to LatinidadHola, yo soy Andrea Marquez and this is my last episode as your host of LatinEQUIS. On today's episode Ariel and I will talk about some of the things I learned through the journey of hosting and producing LatinEQUIS and I get to say goodbye. Even though I will be moving on to other opportunities, I'm forever grateful for everything LatinEQUIS has taught me, and to you, our listeners, for being with us through every step of the journey. LatinEQUIS will always be my first love and I'm honored to have given a voice to many different stories. LatinEQUIS was...
2021-11-1216 min
LatinEQUIS59. Fruits of Labor: the coming of age story about a teen farmworkerOn today's episode I speak to Ashley Solis as well as filmmaker Emily Cohen Ibañez about their new documentary Fruits of Labor. As the director of the coming of age documentary, Emily chronicles the day-to-day life of Ashley, an 18-year-old high school senior in Watsonville, CA, who like other girls her age, fantasizes about her perfect prom dress, steals away with her boyfriend, and dreams of what she'll do when she graduates college. Though graduating at all for Ashley is a reach because despite the fact that she's intelligent and motivated, she's oftentimes too tired from work or busy t...
2021-10-1535 min
LatinEQUISSpecial Episode: Introducing "Alma's Way" with Sonia ManzanoToday I have the honor of speaking to Sonia Manzano known by many as Maria on Sesame Street, who she's played for 44 years. Sonia introduces Alma's Way, a new show on PBS Kids about a young 6-year-old proud, confident, Puerto Rican girl living a fast paced life in the Bronx alongside her family, friends, and neighbors. Sonia, a Puerto Rican just like Alma, has been nominated for an Emmy twice for Best Performer in a Childhood Series and has won 15 Emmys for her television writing. In 2016, Sonia was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award by the National Academy of Tele...
2021-10-0625 min
UX FriendsEp. 38| Diseñando experiencias accesibles con Silvia MárquezEntender que la diversidad existe empieza por casa. Creemos que el mundo debe estar diseñado para todes, por eso nuestra invitada Silvia Márquez (pipi) Product Design con background de diseño gráfico e Ingeniería en Software, speaker sobre accesibilidad, mentora en Acamica de UX/UI, Facilitadora en Medu y consultora freelancer apasionada de la accesibilidad, descubrimos que la accesibilidad parece intrínseca en todos los medios digitales… pero, ¿sabes qué? no es así, y en este episodio descubrirás cómo diseñar experiencias accesibles.
Disfruta de un 10% de descuento adicional en cursos y carreras de...
2021-09-2233 min
UX FriendsDiseñando experiencias accesibles con Silvia MárquezEntender que la diversidad existe empieza por casa. Creemos que el mundo debe estar diseñado para todes, por eso nuestra invitada Silvia Márquez (pipi) Product Design con background de diseño gráfico e Ingeniería en Software, speaker sobre accesibilidad, mentora en Acamica de UX/UI, Facilitadora en Medu y consultora freelancer apasionada de la accesibilidad, descubrimos que la accesibilidad parece intrínseca en todos los medios digitales… pero, ¿sabes qué? no es así, y en este episodio descubrirás cómo diseñar experiencias accesibles.
Disfruta de un 10% de descuento adicional en cursos y carre...
2021-09-2233 min
LatinEQUIS58. Becoming the Woman You're Meant to BeOn this episode I speak to Yvette Bodden, Founder and Author of Awakened-Woman, a digital platform designed to inspire and invigorate females. Her writing seeks to empower and encourage women searching for personal definitions of success to build strong communities through powerful storytelling. In just two years, Awakened Woman has amassed tens of thousands of followers, thanks to a combined 500+ articles centered around celebrity profiles, relationships, love, abuse, motherhood, and Latino culture, infused with a signature blend of Yvette’s pragmatism and compassion. Yvette is also a motivational speaker, channeling her own growth experiences to empower others.
He...
2021-09-1041 min
LatinEQUIS57. Super Ma: A conversation with Juan GilOn today's episode, I speak to Juan Gil a young Colombian/Ecuadorian-American film writer and director who already has a lot of projects under his belt. More recently he wrote and directed Super Ma, a short film about a struggling single mother who is caught in a moment of peril, and unleashes her inner hero to get home safely to her son. Watch the film on VIMEO here: https://vimeo.com/393176209 the PASSWORD is: totherescue.
Juan and I will talk about the making of Super Ma, his creative process, the current landscape of the film industry, and more. Learn more a...
2021-08-2042 min
LatinEQUIS56. Going Beyond Your Limitations (Part 2)On today's episode, Harry and I speak about the power of feedback, following our truth, the role that emotional intelligence plays in understanding ourselves, getting comfortable with the uncomfortable, and more. Make sure to listen to part one first!
Learn more at harrylouislopez.com or launchlatinx.co. You can follow Harry @theharrylopez on Instagram.
Books mentioned: Loving What Is: Four questions that can change your life by Byron Katie and Untamed by Glennon Doyle.
2021-08-0520 min
LatinEQUIS55. Going Beyond Your Limitations (Part 1)On today's episode, Harry and I speak about his journey to becoming a Transformation Coach, the things that hold us back from our truest potential, creating heart-centered leaders, letting ourselves be guided by our inner knowing, understanding the ways in which we can go beyond our limitations, and more.
Remember to listen to part two where Harry and I will continue to talk about these things, the power of feedback, following our truth, the role that emotional intelligence plays in understanding ourselves, getting comfortable with the uncomfortable, and more. Learn more at harrylouislopez.com or launchlatinx.co. You can follow Har...
2021-07-2944 min
LatinEQUIS54. La Condesa: Behind the Scenes with Sebastian StimmanToday, we lift the curtain of La Condesa, a thriller that has plenty of thrills behind the scenes as it does on screen. Produced and directed by Honduran director Mario Ramos, the film holds one mystery after the other as two couples decide to stay in a family home that has a dark past.
With me is Peruvian actor Sebastian Stimman, who plays Eduardo Hikar in La Condesa. We'll talk about filming during the pandemic, mysterious happenings in their set location, which comes with its own past, supporting Central American productions, Sebastian's hidden and not so hidden...
2021-07-0946 min
LatinEQUIS53. Too Happy to Be Sad with Angel AvilesOn today's episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Latina actress turned life coach Angel Aviles. Angel is the author of a new self-help book, “Too Happy to Be Sad Girl," and recently she was recognized by Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez for her book— the first woman and only woman of color to hold this position in the City of Angels. Angel's experience in the spotlight, is what inspired her to help others and write about surviving sadness, ditching anxiety, and learning to thrive. On this episode Angel and I talk about all those things and what it means...
2021-06-2531 min
LatinEQUIS52. Aspire to Inspire with Lili Gil VallettaLili is the co-founder and CEO of the cultural intelligence market research tech-firm CulturIntel and the cultural marketing agency CIEN+. She’s also a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, TV commentator and an award-winning entrepreneur.
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Lili about her sources of inspiration, successes, failures, having it all, prioritizing what we care about the most, the balance between feeding our mind and soul, and much more.
Learn more about Lili at lilianagil.com or on IG: @liligilUSA and TW: @liligil
You can find her on YouTube @Cultural Intelligence with Lili Gil.
2021-06-0455 min
LatinEQUIS51. The Art of Embracing Negative EmotionsOn today's episode of LatinEQUIS I speak about anxiety with Lisa Valtierra, a cross-cultural marketing and advocacy expert in the pharmaceutical and healthcare fields. Lisa, along with a team of experts, is developing a new product called Audaz, a virtual self-help for your anxious reality. Audaz provides people the skills to better manage anxiety using Virtual Reality (VR) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) principles which we'll also talk about on this episode.
If you're someone who has anxiety and you're interested in being a beta tester for Audaz make sure to email info@audaz.me and let them know you're i...
2021-05-2155 min
Alma de Libros'Algo muy grave va a suceder en este pueblo', un cuento de Gabriel García Márquez¡Hola! Hoy les comparto un cuento para resistir en estos momentos: 'Algo muy grave va a suceder en este pueblo', del escritor colombiano y Nobel de Literatura Gabriel García Márquez.
2021-05-1705 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 12: Importancia del MKT estratégico en las empresas.Último episodio. Esperamos les haya gustado esta experiencia tanto como a nosotros.
2021-05-1310 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 11: Controles formales e informales del MKT estratégico.Penúltimo capítulo.
2021-05-0605 min
LatinEQUIS50. Raising Multilingual ChildrenLanguage plays a huge role in our lives. It's not only a way of communication. Language represents the history of our cultures.
On today's episode, I speak with Maritere Bellas, an award-winning author, bilingual parenting expert, speaker, writer, podcast host, and social media influencer who combined her passion for writing and her devotion to motherhood to create a diverse platform of resources for parents looking to raise bilingual, multilingual, and multicultural children.
Maritere is the author of four award winning parenting books, is a conversant speaker serving on panels and moderating for major books festivals, and women’s conferences, among oth...
2021-04-3043 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 10: Implementación de las estrategias.¡Hey! Esta llegando a su fin The podcast brunch, no te pierdas este nuevo episodio. 🤍
2021-04-2908 min
2021-04-2210 min
LatinEQUIS49. One Year of LatinEQUISIt’s been one year of LatinEQUIS! On today's episode, Andrea and Ariel take a look back at how far LatinEQUIS has come and lessons learned.
2021-04-1639 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 8: análisis del mercado objetivo de la empresa.Esperamos les guste este episodio. ☀️
2021-04-1506 min
2021-04-0809 min
Whole PTSDS.2 Ep. 1 - Mike & Andrea Stine - It takes a CoupleMike and Andrea Stine sit down to talk about Mike's journey through PTSD and how it would've been impossible without his wife, Andrea.
2021-04-0735 min
Tribe of TestimoniesMarquez Barlow - NavajoHow would your life be different if your grandparents and/or parents who were baptized members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stayed active throughout their lives instead of going inactive? It might be better. It might be worse. Or--possibly--it might have turned out exactly like Heavenly Father intended all along. Maybe. From my distant mortal perspective, it looks like Marquez Barlow's youth prepared him to know his identity and destiny when missionaries entered his life. The songs he learned taught him a perspective on life that he can use each and every day. The people...
2021-04-0641 min
LatinEQUIS48. The Greatest Stories We TellOn today's episode, I speak with Enrique Acevedo, the first Latino correspondent in the history of 60 minutes. Enrique has covered news around the world like Fidel Castro's funeral, the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa, the humanitarian crisis in Haiti and the drug wars in Mexico and Latin America. He co-moderated Univision's Democratic Presidential Debate in 2016 and led the network's electoral coverage along Maria Elena Salinas and Jorge Ramos. He has interviewed President Barack Obama, Melinda Gates, various Nobel Peace Prize winners, and more. On this episode, Enrique talks about his journey to 60 minutes, his passion for storytelling, why knowing...
2021-04-0239 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 6: Estrategias del Marketing en las redes sociales.Les dejamos 9 estrategias del marketing para sus redes sociales.
2021-03-2510 min
LatinEQUIS47. The Women of LatinEQUISFor Women's History Month, we want to celebrate all the women who have been on the show. Here are some our favorite moments full of insightful advice from some of the episodes featuring badass women. Thank you for being part of the LatinEQUIS family!
Here are the names of all the badass women guests (in order of appearance): Andrea Molina, Yafi Shpirer, Mary Albertoli, Maureen Isern, Nadia Sarmova, Stephanie del Valle, Cristina Nava, Ada Luz Pla, Tatiana Hazel, Alejandra Valdez, Daniella Schwartz, Brenda Banda, Yeniffer Behrens, Lorena Gonzalez, Cindy-Fernandez Nixon, Catalina Lauf, Chelsea Rendon, Paula Torres, Sara Ab...
2021-03-1941 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capitulo 5: la mezcla del MKT de servicios 4C’s.Otro episodio del Marketing Mix, recuerden que son 4C’s, no p’s.
2021-03-1807 min
2021-03-1109 min
LatinEQUIS46. The Best Time to Start is NowOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak to Bettina Mercado from Bettina Cosmetics about her journey to becoming President of her family's company, her mark on the beauty industry, the future of cosmetics and skin care and what the growing success of Bettina Cosmetics represents for Latinx.
Since it's Women's History month, I'm especially excited to speak to Bettina, who is a perfect example of what it means to celebrate and support women.
You can learn more about Bettina Cosmetics on their website at BettinaCosmetics.com or on their social media @bettinacosmetics or @bettinacosmeticsUSA
2021-03-0532 min
The Podcast Brunch.Capítulo 3: El comportamiento del consumidor en la estrategia de MKT.Un episodio más corto pero bien elaborado, esperamos les guste.
2021-03-0409 min
2021-02-2510 min
LatinEQUIS45. Being Trans in the Land of MachismoThe word "transgender" is a term used to identify people whose gender identity is different from the sex assigned at birth. Today, I speak to Rebecca, a transgender woman who relocated to Texas from Mexico to escape transphobia there, and who suffered having to be detained in the male quarters at ICE in Texas. She is part of the voices featured in a new docu-series that will be coming out February 25th, Trans in Trumpland. The docu-series examines the struggles and resiliency of the transgender community under the Trump administration and features intersectional issues such as race, immigration, and...
2021-02-1925 min
2021-02-1815 min
LatinEQUIS44. Unfiltered advice for your 20s with Vanessa SantosVanessa Santos (@lavidaglamour) is an award-winning brand strategist, business, and product executive with success in driving innovation forward, currently holding a leadership role at Mastercard. She's a catalyst and thought leader for gender equality, brand amplification, product development, culture shift, and small business growth. On this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with her about all the things you should hear if you're in your 20s (but also if you're not). If you are feeling a bit lost, discouraged, unsure of what your next step should be, or like you're behind on that timeline you had created in...
2021-02-0551 min
LatinEQUIS43. Setting High Goals and Working Hard with Doctor Ellen OchoaWe're back for our third season! Our first guest is Doctor Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman to go to space and the first Hispanic director and second female director of the Johnson Space Center. On this episode, Dr. Ochoa will talk about why it's important to follow your passion but also pay attention to what you're good at, not give up easily and learn to reframe your approach after rejection, the importance of finding your team of cheerleaders, and dreaming big, but also preparing to work hard.
Keep up with Doctor Ochoa on Twitter @astro_ellen...
2021-01-2237 min
LatinEQUIS42. Life is a Series of JourneysHopefully you can look back and recognize the pivotal moments in your life and be grateful because they brought you here.
With the New Year approaching, I wanted to talk about that so, for today's episode, I reached out to my lovely friend Brenda Hernández, Creator, Producer, and Host of Ellas the podcast. We talk about the pivotal moments that lead us to today and other stuff like, being Latina, relationships, podcasting, and more.
I was also a guest on Ellas the podcast so you should definitely check it out! Brenda and I talk a...
2020-12-1835 min
EllasSwitching Paths: Owning Your Missteps and Embracing a Mission that Fulfills You with Andrea MárquezFor episode 47, I talk with Andrea Márquez, Communications Manager at Hipanic Communications Network and host and producer of LatinEQUIS. We talk about her long journey to discover her definition of happiness after ignoring society's idea of success, important advice about finding your mission and reminding you that it's perfectly acceptable to live a purposeful life that is fueled by your own dreams and fuzzy feelings. Read more here Connect with Andrea Márquez Instagram: @andreamhere Follow LatinEQUIS: @latinequis Listen to LatinEQUIS Let's continue the conversation Follow Ellas on Instag...
2020-12-121h 07
LatinEQUIS41. Hope for the Future: with one of the most influential Latinos committed to climate actionPlain and simple. Climate change impacts our health, the economy, immigration, agriculture... you name it. We know climate change is something that we have to worry about, but maybe, if you're like me, sometimes it feels like the little things don't add up. How can someone like me, actually make an impact? Where do we start?
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak to Thais Lopez Vogel, Co-Founder and trustee of VOLO foundation, a non-profit with a mission to accelerate change and global impact by supporting science-based climate solutions, enhancing education, and improving health. Thais is a...
2020-12-1134 min
LatinEQUIS40. Mi Mamá and EmilyOn this episode I speak to my mother, Sandra, and Emily Cuarenta, two women who have one thing in common. Like all of us, they have to navigate life in this pandemic except they also have to learn how to live with cancer and multiple sclerosis. This episode is half in Spanish and half in English.
ESPAÑOL: En este episodio platico con mi mamá Sandra y con Emily Cuarenta, dos mujeres que tienen una cosa en común. Como todos nosotros, ellas tienen que aprender a navegar la vida en esta pandemia, excepto que ellas también tie...
2020-12-0452 min
LatinEQUIS39. Why You Should Give This Tuesday | A Conversation with the Young CenterWe just celebrated Thanksgiving weekend and Black Friday, and today is Cyber Monday. Hopefully, you have a lot of reasons to be thankful and if you had the chance to get some deals from Black Friday and Cyber Monday good for you! There's something else to celebrate tomorrow, it's called Giving Tuesday. And for those of you who want to show your gratitude by giving back to your community, and impact the lives of many many people in the easiest way, this is your chance.
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I'll let Olivia Peña, Deputy Program D...
2020-11-3024 min
LatinEQUIS38. Take A Chance with Niki LópezOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Niki López, Creator and Co-executive producer of Santiago of the Seas, nickelodeon's brand new animated series which premiered on October 9. The show is infused with Spanish-language and Latino-Caribbean culture, and the 20-episode series follows Santiago Montes, a brave and kind-hearted pirate, as he embarks on daring rescues, searches for treasures and keeps the high seas safe in a fantastical Caribbean world. Niki and I talk about Santiago of the Seas, her journey to animation and creation, children's education and the importance of diverse representation in the media. Learn more about Niki o...
2020-11-2034 min
LatinEQUIS37. The Small Moments that Make a MasterpieceOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Merced Elizondo, a filmmaker with a fairly young career but who is already a powerful artist. Once you watch his short film, Manos de Oro, you'll understand what I mean. The film stars Julio Cesar Cedillo, who you might have seen on Netflix's Narcos, Sicario, Cowboys and Aliens and more. Most recently, Manos de Oro was selected to compete as part of HBO's Latinx Short Film competition where it will compete for one of three spots for a distribution deal to stream on all HBO platforms. Merced and I talk about...
2020-11-1338 min
LatinEQUIS36. A Voice for NewcomersOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with former Democratic Congressman Luis Gutiérrez. You may have already heard about him on LatinEQUIS Debate, our limited political series gearing up toward elections. Now that elections are somewhat, over, I wanted to get to know more about Luis outside of the debate. We talk about his journey from his cab driving days all the way to the White House, as well as his advice for young aspiring politicians.
App mentioned in episode: Calm
2020-11-0641 min
LatinEQUIS35. What Would Frida Do?: A conversation with Arianna DavisAs Latinx, it's a name and face that we come to recognize very young: Frida Kahlo.
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Arianna Davis, Digital Director for O, The Oprah Magazine, and author of 'What Would Frida Do? A Guide to living boldly.' In her book Arianna invites us to explore Frida's legacy through today's lens. Yes, because as crazy as everything is right now, there's always the Frida way to "Viva la vida!"
Buy 'What Would Frida Do' on Amazon, Barnes & Noble... more on Seal Press. Follow more of Arianna on In...
2020-10-3041 min
LatinEQUIS34. The First Hispanic Woman on Death RowThere are currently 211 people on death row in Texas, 6 of which are women. Melissa Lucio is one of those women, and the first Hispanic woman to be sentenced to death in Texas. For over 10 years, she has been awaiting her fate and is now on her last appeal.
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with one of the only people who has unique insight to this case, Sabrina Van Tassel, a French American film director and journalist who has directed more than 45 documentaries and who followed Melissa's life for 3 years, leading to her documentary THE STATE...
2020-10-2347 min
Entre Voces32 · Resiliencia, Tare, la historia de Gallo Güero con Andrea Martínez CrowtherAndrea Martínez Crowther Cineasta México-Canadiense, su proyecto "Cosas insignificantes" tuvo el apoyo de la fundación internacional IBERMEDIA, así como el respaldo de la productora internacional Bertha Navarro y del Director y productor Guillermo del Toro, además ella tiene dos películas basadas en las vidas de su padre "Ciclo" y Observar las aves" de su Madre.
Escuché a Andrea Martínez Crowther, en un livestream de Nosotras en el café con Diana Martínez, y de inmediato quise invitarla a Entre voces cuando la escuché hablar y contar su historia...
2020-10-2000 min
LatinEQUIS33. A Conversation with Californians for Safety and JusticeDid you know that California spends $50 billion a year on the criminal justice system? What would happen if we redirected just one percent of that budget toward communities? On this episode of LatinEQUIS, Tinisch Hollins and David Guizar answer that question.
Tinisch is the State Director of Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice, a program of Californians for safety and justice.
David is the California Regional Manager and one of the founding members of Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice (CSSJ).
You can learn more about them at cssj.org and progressnotprisons.com.
2020-10-1642 min
LatinEQUIS32. A Country Where Anybody, from Anywhere, Can Achieve AnythingFor months, we've gotten to know Daniel on LatinEQUIS Debate, and now we get to know him beyond the debate. On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Daniel Garza about his journey to working at the White House, second chances, being the President of the Libre Initiative, a nonprofit focused on informing Hispanics on the benefits of limited government, and the most important thing the world needs right now.
2020-10-1228 min
LatinEQUIS31. The Strength in Our CommunityOn this episode I speak with, Adonias Arevalo, a DACA recipient from El Salvador who grew up in Houston, TX. As State Director for Poder Latinx, he is working on mobilizing voters and getting them out to the polls this November 3rd. Among many things, Adonias has worked with United We Dream as a national organizer and campaign coordinator, the Arizona Dream Act Coalition, United Way, and was selected as one of the 10 community leaders by Arizona University to contribute to the improvement of community engagement in the university and among its students. He has represented Arizona in Miss...
2020-10-0919 min
LatinEQUIS30. Gerard Flores is Not LonelyOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, Gerard and I speak about his new single, Lonely, his first time voting in the U.S. as an immigrant, and how being bullied when he was younger influenced his music growing up. Make sure to go out and vote! Learn more about Gerard at his website GerardFlores.com and follow him on Instagram and Facebook @gerardfloresofficial and on Youtube as Gerard Flores.
2020-10-0223 min
LatinEQUISDebate Segment 05: An Empty Seat on the Supreme CourtLast Friday, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away. This is significant for many reasons, regardless of political opinions, RBG was a trailblazer for women and one of the most influential people in modern U.S. history.
RBG passed at a time of polarized politics in America and as the leader of the liberal bloc of the United States Supreme Court, her death is significant because it creates an opportunity to establish a conservative court for years to come.
One of the primary responsibilities of the president is to nominate a member of the...
2020-09-2319 min
LatinEQUIS29. Mariachi Sirenas: The All Female Mariachi BandOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Mariachi Sirenas, an all female mariachi band, about how they got started, being women in an industry that is predominantly male, and being Latinx and feeling as if they're not from here nor there... ni de aquí ni de allá. Sound familiar? Follow las Sirenas on facebook and instagram @MariachiSirenas
Present in the interview: Monique Guerrero, Ibet Herrera, Lissette Telumbre, Laura Veláquez.
Not present in the interview: Eréndira Izguerra, Jeanette Nevárez
2020-09-2230 min
LatinEQUISDebate Segment 04: COVID-19 and Republican Latinos ft. Mercedes SchlappOn this episode Daniel Garza and Luis Gutiérrez talk about President Trump's response to COVID-19, Republican Latinos, and the politicization of COVID-19. Our special guest is Mercedes Schlapp, the Hispanic spokesperson for the Trump campaign.
2020-09-1616 min
LatinEQUIS28. A Thirst for Life with Dylan GarciaOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Dylan Garcia, a Surf Rocker who has worked with big names in the music industry and used his platform to speak about mental health. Dylan and I get personal about his journey to overcoming setbacks and deciding to go into music even though it wasn't the path his parents had laid out for him. Follow Dylan's story on Spotify and Instagram @DylanGarciamusic or at dylangarciamusic.com
2020-09-1420 min
LatinEQUISDebate Segment 03: The Job Market and Undocumented Essential Workers ft. Teresa RomeroA weekly political segment where we discuss issues that matter to us. Representing the left is former Congressman and outspoken progressive Luis Gutiérrez. Representing the right is former Univision TV host and President of the Libre Initiative, Daniel Garza. As they lock heads around the hottest topics of the week, they give viewers concrete reasons to WANT to vote. In honor of Labor Day we talked about the job market after the National unemployment rate dropped to 8.4 percent. 13.6 million Americans are still unemployed while 30 million are receiving some form of unemployment benefits. Should undocumented essential workers receive the s...
2020-09-1018 min
LatinEQUIS27. The Power of Dialogue with Dr. Maria Elena BottazziOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi, a Honduran-trained scientist in tropical medicine and microbiology and an advocate for global health. We talk about being a Latina in STEM, the pandemic, and her endeavor to make vaccines accessible for all, especially underserved populations. I also invited Fernanda, one of our interns, a pre-med student at Baylor University from Honduras and a fan of Dr. Bottazzi’s work. Resources mentioned in the episode: The United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals
2020-09-0426 min
LatinEQUISDebate Segment 02: The Republican National ConventionA weekly political segment where we discuss issues that matter to us. Representing the left is former Congressman and outspoken progressive Luis Gutiérrez. Representing the right is former Univision TV host and President of the Libre Initiative, Daniel Garza. As they lock heads around the hottest topics of the week, they give viewers concrete reasons to WANT to vote. This week we talk about the Republican National Convention and racial injustice! You can also watch the full episode on YouTube @latinequis
2020-09-0216 min
LatinEQUIS26. Raise Your Voice (Part 2): supporting the LGBTQ+ communityGustavo Mercado Muñiz is a Puerto Rican, non-binary, queer, and the Transgender Program Coordinator at the Pride Center of Vermont.
On Part 2 of this episode, Gustavo and I talk about the intersection between the LGBTQ+ community and the Latinx culture. Follow Gustavo on Facebook @Gustavo A Mercado Muñiz
Three organizations you can donate to or support are: 1. Trans Justice Funding Project, 2. Sylvia Rivera Law Project, 3. GLITS!
2020-08-2822 min
LatinEQUISDebate Segment 01: The Democratic National ConventionA weekly political segment where we discuss issues that matter to us. Representing the left is former Congressman and outspoken progressive Luis Gutiérrez. Representing the right is former Univision TV host and President of the Koch Brothers’ Libre Initiative, Daniel Garza. As they lock heads around the hottest topics of the week, they give viewers concrete reasons to WANT to vote. This week we talk about the Democratic National Convention! You can also watch the full episode on YouTube, Instagram or Facebook @latinequis
2020-08-2612 min
LatinEQUIS25. Artist Snapshot: helping communities & fighting demons with Jeff TorresOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Jeff Torres about the importance of supporting and being involved in our own communities, as well as his movie House of Demons and other projects that are coming soon.
If you follow Jeff on instagram @iamjefftorres, you will see that he has a link to a bio that leads to a google doc. That google doc includes resources for people who are seeking pro bono legal services, resources for people who can't donate or protest, tips for protestors and general social media tips for those who want to help...
2020-08-2609 min
LatinEQUIS24. Raise Your Voice (Part 1): supporting the LGBTQ+ communityGustavo Mercado Muñiz is a Puerto Rican, non-binary, queer, and the Transgender Program Coordinator at the Pride Center of Vermont.
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, Gustavo and I talk about the intersection between the LGBTQ+ community and the Latinx culture. Make sure to check out Part 2 of this episode! Follow Gustavo on Facebook @Gustavo A Mercado Muñiz
Three organizations you can donate to or support are: 1. Human Rights Campaign, 2. National Center for Transgender Equality, and 3. Somos Familia Valle.
2020-08-2143 min
LatinEQUIS23. Artist Snapshot: the nine lives of Alejandro de HoyosAlejandro de Hoyos is an actor and entrepreneur originally from Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Apart from owning 9 companies, Alejandro stars in El Contratista directed by Jose Angel Henrickson which is out now on Amazon Prime, and he has acted in over 200 commercials. On this episode of LatinEQUIS, Alejandro and I talk about his secrets to doing it all, taking control of your own life, and creating your own opportunities. You can check out and support El Contratista on Amazon Prime and you can follow more of Alejandro @alejandrodehoy on Instagram.
2020-08-1219 min
LatinEQUIS22. First but Not the Last with Sara Abou RashedSara is a Palestinian-American poet, speaker, and storyteller. She describes herself as Palestinian by blood, Syrian by memory, American by citizenship, eastern in upbringing, and western in residence. Sara refers to this medley of identities as "constantly mapping home." For this episode on LatinEQUIS, I asked Paula, one of the awesome interns of LatinEQUIS, to lead the interview with Sara who is her TA at Denison University. We talk about the similarities between the Arab and Latinx cultures, misconceptions, as well as the feeling of having many identities that this increasingly diverse generation has. For more on Sara: http://www...
2020-08-0736 min
LatinEQUIS21. Artist Snapshot: playing badass Latinas with Chelsea RendonOn this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Chelsea Rendon about supporting Latinx content as well as the upcoming movie, The Tax Collector in which she plays Lupe, a badass Latina directed by David Ayer known for directing Fury, Suicide Squad, and Birds of Prey. The Tax Collector stars Shia LaBeouf, Bobby Soto, George Lopez, and Cinthya Carmona.
2020-08-0411 min
LatinEQUIS20. Living Outside of the Box with Catalina LaufCatalina Lauf is a 27-year-old Latina who ran for Congress in the 2020 Republican Primary for Illinois' 14th Congressional District. She ran as an anti-establishment candidate and was branded as the Republican version of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC). On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Catalina about her journey to running for Congress, being a Latina, assumptions about the Republican party, the need for newer and younger voices in US politics, and identity. Learn more about Catalina at catalinaforcongress.com and @catalinalauf on social media.
2020-07-3131 min
LatinEQUIS19. The Choices You Make with Chuck Rocha"In life, there's only really two things that matter, it's the chances you get and the choices you make." On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Chuck Rocha, a political consultant, author and former Senior Campaign Advisor to the Bernie Sanders campaign about making tough decisions, going into politics, second chances, and the Latino vote. You can pre-order Chuck Rocha's book, "Tio Bernie: The Inside Story of How Bernie Sanders Brought Latinos Into the Political Revolution" on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Or find it on tioberniebook.com. You can also find a link to it on our website...
2020-07-2839 min
LatinEQUIS18. Artist Snapshot: from engineering to acting with Cindy Fernandez-NixonOn this snapshot episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Cindy Fernandez-Nixon about the benefits of being a Latina and about her journey from studying engineering to becoming an actress, producer and host of the podcast "Now That I Had My Coffee." Learn more about Cindy at cindyfernandeznixon.com and follow her on instagram and twitter @cindyfernix and on facebook @cindyfernandeznixon.
2020-07-2414 min
LatinEQUIS17. Young Center Special: Protecting Immigrant Children's RightsIn the last 9 months, 21,301 unaccompanied alien children have crossed the US-Mexico border. Many fail to consider what happens to these children. On this special episode of LatinEQUIS I speak with Lorena Gonzalez, the development manager at the Young Center for immigrant children's rights about how to get involved and become a "waymaker" for the most vulnerable. Register for the "Be a Waymaker" benefit (July 23 at 6pm EST) at theyoungcenter.org, volunteer at theyoungcenter.org/volunteer and show your support on social media @theyoungcenter.
2020-07-2312 min
LatinEQUIS16. The Truth Behind Sins & VirtuesHave you stopped to ask yourself how content is being produced with COVID-19 restrictions?
What are producers, directors, actors, and everyone involved in the TV and film industry doing if backlots and production houses are temporarily closed or only certain people are allowed to be on set at a given time?
On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak to Alex Mendoza, Yeniffer Behrens, Mauricio Mendoza and Cesar Gamiño, part of the dream team of more than 50 people who were involved in producing a feature film... from their own homes. From 2 countries and 17 remote set l...
2020-07-1729 min
LatinEQUIS15. A Bridge Between the Old and the NewBrenda Banda plays Norma, the bridge between the old and the new on Gentefied, a show on Netflix. Gentefied's central topic is gentrification, but as you watch the show, you also realize that it's about more than that. On this episode we talk to Brenda about her experience working on the show and we dive deeper into the topic of gentrification and the factors that often come with change. Sources mentioned in the episode: National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) and you can keep up with Brenda on Instagram @brenda_banda_bb.
2020-07-1018 min
LatinEQUIS14. At the Center of Our NationsOver the last few months, protests have been occurring all over the United States. George Floyd's death, which was captured through a video that made its way all over the world, didn't mark the beginning of something new, because peaceful and violent black lives matter protests have been occurring since 1919. On this episode, we talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and consider MLK's question: "what is it that America has failed to hear?" Links and resources mentioned on this episode: Washington Post Fatal Force Tracker, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), COVID Racial Tracker, @latinequis on...
2020-07-0713 min
Todo para SanarVulnerabilidad - Invitada Andrea MoralesLa vulnerabilidad es la capacidad del ser de permitirse sentir y dejarse ver genuinamente. Pero, ¿Por qué nos da tanto miedo la vulnerabilidad?. En este episodio hablamos con Andrea Morales, psicóloga y coach, sobre qué es la vulnerabilidad, cómo dejar ir el miedo a sentirla y nos comparte herramientas, tips y recursos para ir hacia el interior y hacer de la vulnerabilidad un pilar en nuestro proceso de sanación.
2020-07-051h 20
LatinEQUIS13. The Voice Behind LatinEQUISYou've heard her for 12 episodes now and the time has come to learn a little more about her. On this episode, Andrea is interviewed by one of her closest friends and answers some of your questions. Cover art made by Moshiyo. Find them on Instagram @moshiyo.shop
2020-07-0312 min
LatinEQUIS12. The Duality of a Rising Indie Pop Star with Tatiana HazelTatiana Hazel, a Mexican-American, born and raised in Chicago, is an Indie Pop singer who will be headlining the largest free virtual gathering of Latinx industry leaders. On this episode, I speak to Tatiana about her new EP Duality and the influence of the Latinx and LGBTQ+ communities on her music. Links mentioned during this episode: NPD Group, EP Duality (Tatiana Hazel on Spotify), Hispanicize.com (register for the free virtual event on July 1).
You can follow Tatiana Hazel on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube @tatianahazel or check out her website tatianahazel.com
You can also learn about and donate t...
2020-06-3010 min
LatinEQUIS11. DACA SPECIAL: It's Not Over Until It's OverOn Thursday, July 18, 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the Trump administration cannot end the program that protects about 700,000 young immigrants known as DREAMERS from deportations. On a special episode of LatinEQUIS, I speak with Ariel, a DACA Dreamer, about his thoughts on the monumental decision that has changed the lives of countless immigrant families living in the United States. Find resources as a DREAMer at Educators for Fair Consideration, Scholorships.com, the National Immigration Law Center, Generation Progress, and TheDream.US. If you'd like to support quality education for all Americans, regardless of their status, check...
2020-06-2214 min
LatinEQUIS10. A Train Built for Us, By Us: Reaching the Next Generation of Latinx (Part 2)Founded by Actor John Leguizamo, NGL Collective is a driving force behind a new wave of marketing and advertising focused on reaching Latinx millennials. On part 2 of this episode I speak with NGL's CRO, Joe Bernard about the strength and rapidly growing potential of the Latinx market. Links mentioned during the episode: UnidosTogether.com and Hispanicize.com (register for the virtual gathering on July 1).
2020-06-1916 min
LatinEQUIS9. A Train Built for Us, By Us: Reaching the Next Generation of Latinx (Part 1)Founded by Actor John Leguizamo, NGL Collective is a driving force behind a new wave of marketing and advertising focused on reaching Latinx millennials. On part 1 of this episode I speak with NGL's CRO, Joe Bernard about the strength and rapidly growing potential of the Latinx market.
Links mentioned during the episode: UnidosTogether.com and Hispanicize.com (register for the virtual gathering on July 1).
2020-06-1217 min
LatinEQUIS8. A Social Movement Long Overdue Part 2It's almost the end of Mental Health Awareness Month and I checked in with our favorite ladies of The Shift team. On this episode we discuss how the #feeltheshift campaign is doing, how to get involved and what to expect in the future. To support 3 nonprofit organizations that provide free mental health services text SHIFT to 213-460-1090. The Shift has partnered with Rise Above the Disorder, Vibrant and the Crisis Text Line. You can find more information on shifttheshow.com and get involved with their social media campaign on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok @theshift_series; Facebook @theshiftseriesofficial; LinkedIn @theshift.
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2020-05-2813 min
LatinEQUIS7. The Queen Pin of L.A.When you Google some of the most powerful and famous mob bosses in history, almost every single one of them is a man. Well, there's a new boss in town and her name is Cuchillos, the mob boss of Netflix series, On My Block. On this episode, Ada Luz Pla talks about being a Latina and playing a role usually reserved for men.
Keep up with Ada Luz Pla on: Instagram @adaluzpla, Twitter @mspla and Facebook @adaluzplawilliamsfanpage
2020-05-2012 min
LatinEQUIS6. Hollywood’s Missing PieceHollywood should be paying attention to an audience that accounts for $1.7 trillion in consumer spending. That audience also happens to be some of the 60 million Latinos living in the United States but they only represent 4.5% of the actors we see in Hollywood films. Why is this the case? I spoke to Cristina Nava and Patrick Perez, husband and wife filmmaker duo, to find out. Support Cristina and Patrick's work by following them on instagram @iamcristinanava and @patperezworld. In Other Words movie - Instagram: @inotherwordsmovie and Facebook: @ inotherwordsfilm. Groups and organizations mentioned during the episode: NALIP, Latino Reel, Latino Filmmakers Ne...
2020-05-1314 min
LatinEQUIS5. A Crown Stuck at Home, Is Still a CrownThe women who are crowned Miss World dedicate a large part of their time to helping others ... in person. So what happens when they're stuck at home and can no longer do that? I spoke with Stephanie Del Valle, Miss World 2016, to find out.
You can keep up with Stephanie Del Valle on Instagram and Facebook @stephdvd
2020-05-0115 min
LatinEQUIS4. A Social Movement Long OverdueHow are you helping normalize open conversation about mental health? After being heartbroken by the rise in suicide rates in teens and young adults, Mary Albertoli, Maureen Isern, and Nadia Sarmova took matters into their own hands and created The Shift. It's a docu-series; but more than that, it's a social movement empowering young adults and teens to freely discuss mental health. Find out how you can be a part of their journey on this episode of @latinequis.
Continue your journey with The Shift:
website: www.shifttheshow.com
fb: @theshiftseriesofficial
ig: @theshift_series...
2020-04-2416 min
LatinEQUIS3. Giving Yourself, Even Through FearSometimes, fear can be a good thing. And during these times, fear can be used to protect ourselves, but we have to be careful to strike the right balance of not letting it get to an extreme. Yafi Shpirer, a psychotherapist, talks about the future of body language, controlling fear, and giving yourself to others as a way of getting through the isolation that comes with the pandemic. Most things, no matter how frightening, carry a silver lining.
2020-04-1710 min
LatinEQUIS2. One Factory Owner Sets an ExampleAs most businesses struggle to survive this pandemic, some are shifting their focus to help their communities as long as they can. This is a conversation with Jason Wolfe about how his factory is doing its part for the greater good during this health crisis.
2020-04-1010 min