Marco Torres was born in Puerto Rico, and grew up in Los Angeles, California. He founded the Torres Law firm in 2005 which specializes in immigration & criminal defense services. In this episode, he discusses his early career and the power of adaptability.  

Ashley Rojas is an Economics PhD candidate at the University of South Carolina. Her parents and from Mexico and Ecuador. In this episode, she describes the importance of getting to know yourself and understanding your emotions. She highlights the importance of showing yourself grace as you are navigating life in your 20s. 

Kimberly Briseño is a Lead Project Coordinator in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She graduated from the University of South Carolina where she majored in Biology. Her parents are from El Salvador and Mexico. In this episode, she discusses the importance of showing / receiving love and establishing healthy boundaries.

Tim Gasparik is an ESOL & Spanish Teacher in Summerville, SC. He received his Bachelor's degree at the College of Charleston where he majored in Education and Spanish. He discusses the influence Latin culture has had on his life and his desires to further his education to pursue his passion of teaching. 

Joel Torres is American-Hondureño that grew up in Los Angeles, California. Currently, Joel is a Realtor in Charleston, SC and holds different leadership positions in the community. In this episode, he discusses the importance of embracing the present. From being a swimming instructor to being a bouncer, he addresses how different career experiences contributed him to becoming the professional he is today.

Julio Domingo is a junior at the University of South Carolina studying Political Science. He is the current President of the Latin American Student Organization. Throughout this episode, Julio discusses the influence his mother has had in his life and his strong desire to make an impact in his community.

Carla Vaca Pinacho was born in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. She moved to the United States at the age of 6 with her family. She works as a DEI Project Coordinator within the Tourism Industry. She attained her bachelor's degree at the University of South Carolina where she studied Tourism Management. Throughout this episode, she addresses the importance of self-love & self-care. 

Zoila Velasquez is the CEO of Zoe's Cleaning. She has built several cleaning businesses from the bottom up to only transition the businesses to other women looking to have a company of their own. She crossed the Guatemalan/Mexican border & the Mexican/US border at the age of 14. She didn’t get past the first grade. She didn’t have her first pair of shoes until the age of 13. She had her first child at the age of 15. In this episode, Zoila discusses the importance of contributing to society in a positive manner & shares stories about her childhood / early adulthood.

Dr. Miramontes is currently a resident at UT Southwestern in Dallas, TX. She was born and raised in Indiana where she later received her bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame.  She received her M.D. & Master's in Public Health at the University of Miami. Her parents are from Jalisco, Mexico. Dr. Miramontes discusses the importance of mentorship, the value of continuously learning, and being comfortable with being uncomfortable. 

Orlando Torres was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. He has a broad range of professional experience from being a securities lending trader in Japan to working in IT for a bank to becoming a Mortgage Loan Officer. Orlando discusses the importance of adaptability, how he navigated different pivotal changes in his career, and what family means to him.