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Te-quila: Local Events happening in the City

Game: 5 Second Game(Spanish Edition)

We talk Mexican  Legends and Folktale's, but also have an announcement about one of our cast members

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GAME: THIS OR THAT MEXICAN EDITION

YA SALIO EL PEINE  WITH SPECIAL GUEST , LOCAL TATTOO ARTIST SERGIO VALADEZ,

We briefly talk about how he started, and his goal as a tattoo artist, the process and so much more we definitely did not know about the tattoo world. We talk about stereo types and the negative  narrative.

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Te-quila

We play two truths and a Lie, to get better acquainted!

 Topics we cover:

Why Hispanics throw elaborate parties?

What we want our culture to know?

Ya salio el peine!

Special Guest and Local entrepreneur Orlando "Soufwest" Olave  Joins us 

on this special episode to get to know him, all the different hats he wears and

see what he is doing for the community and future plans.

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In this episode we catch up with the crew. 

The Love wedding and why Miguel had been gone for a few episodes let hear why?!

We also touch on the sensitive topic of why Hispanic moms are sensitive about leaving

there children with males even if they are family members.

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as we continue with special guests, Adrienne Moore, Zaira Loera and Crystal Vela, we continue to talk about the importance of culture support, the process of staring a building and about parenting out children and how we strive to be different.

in this double episode we get to know 3 local woman who run online clothing store and briefly talk about fashion, the process  of building there own business, how and why these woman united  and how woman should support woman and the importance of supporting local culture.

Featuring local business owner and Pastor Manuel Miranda

"Un Poco" Shines light on our cultures past and present.  It inspires and lets people know they are not alone! todays generation has forgotten what obstacles, effort, suffering and loss our parents and grandparents and great grandparents have suffered to be able to give us the life we have now! join me as we listen to our communities stories and inspiring journeys! 

And the conversation continues with local artist Bernardo Trevizo as we talk about high school moments, local murals and his inability to dance. stay tuned

Te-Quila: For our tea this episode we speak about Grammy award winner Anya Taylor and her Hispanic/Latino roots and how she is and is not accepted in the Latino community.

We spoke to Local Artist Bernardo Trevizo, Who gets candid about his Art, aspirations, and his fathers Immigration story and the piece he created dedicated to his father. 

And the talk continues with local Mexican bakery Owner Roberto Fernandez, as he talks about the struggles of being in the military and explains the dividedness in races! he also goes on and talks relationship and marriage and " cuddy buddies"!