Cafe con Pam

Listeners, we're back this week.

Ronsley is the founder of the award-winning audio marketing agency Must Amplify. He is also the executive producer of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship & host of Should I Start A Podcast. 
Must Amplify is best known for helping leading brands, personalities & businesses raise their voice through podcasting while positioning their message to stand out in a crowded marketplace. 
Ronsley is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience to those interested in adding a podcast to their business profile. It’s that very passion that helped build his vast network of podcasting professionals all over the planet. 

Along with his team at Must Amplify, Ronsley produces the unique audio docuseries The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. This innovative podcast dives deep into the minds of creatives using research and data to explore complicated concepts.

As the executive producer and host of the show Should I Start a Podcast, Ronsley offers tactical advice and information to podcasting newbies and those curious about the medium. Along with his first podcast, the mega-successful Bond Appetit, Ronsley has been downloaded more than 5 million times across 133 countries. 

His TEDx Talk, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, touches on his passion of exploring the world through his voice, and the voices of others.Ronsley’s first book, Amplify, has helped countless companies, organisations and business-minded individuals raise their voices while expanding their reach. 

To top that off, in 2015 he founded We Are Podcast, the first podcasting conference in the Southern Hemisphere. This annual event brings together the most extraordinary, inventive people and companies in the podcasting world. Ronsley’s overall message, above all else, is to use your voice. And he does everything he can to make sure everyone knows how.

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During our conversation, Ronsley and I talked about:

• Seeing himself as a minority
• Breaking down our perceived notions
• Giving our power away + being thankful
• Operating on failure every day
• Having multiple professions and his mom's influence
• Appreciate your creations and who you're helping
• And more...

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Listeners, we're back this week with Luisa Diaz.

Luisa is an actress, who has been featured in Oscar-winning movies such as The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook. She is the former Ms. Venezuela International and is known in North Carolina as “Luisa Su Voz Latina” (Luisa your Latin voice), where Luisa was the host and producer of the first and longest-running Spanish language TV program produced in a major network. It ran for three years in North Carolina with interviews of celebrities in the Latin community such as Jorge Ramos, Cristina Saralegui, and Oprah Winfrey, among others. Through her success with her show, she became a personality and a brand name. 

Through her simple advice, Diaz outlines ten different characteristics of sexiness that make women feel validated and more assertive. Interestingly, none of these aspects specifically address body type or images of traditional beauty. Instead, Diaz shares fun and relatable personal examples of what she has worked to improve her own life and the lives of others. Her insight and support help bring understanding to the reader’s unique attributes and own self-worth. She also is Mrs. New York International 2019.

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During our conversation, Luisa and I discussed:

• The language barrier with her first husband
• Her family's fears when moving to the USA
• Having no regrets
• How the Universe unfolds when you're passionate
• Kindness and weakness
• How she shakes herself up to act.
• Doing things in spite of fear
• And more...

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Listeners, this week we're back with Camila Ibarra. 

[Episodio en Español]

Camila Ibarra (Ciudad de México, 1994) guionista, directora y showrunner. Es la creadora de la serie “El Club” de Netflix, de la cual escribió y dirigió 13 episodios. Ha creado contenido digital para Chivas, Cultura Colectiva, MTV y Yoamo Media. Actualmente se encuentra desarrollando proyectos con Vice Studios, Sonoro Media, Matador Content y Mash Entertainment.

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During our conversation we covered: 

• Sentirse colonizada por USA
• Sindrome de impostor
• Reconocer entre intuición y ansiedad
• La actuación y el miedo al fracaso
• Escribir con dislexia

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Listeners, this week we're back with Daralyse Lyons.

Daralyse Lyons, aka the Transformational Storyteller, is a journalist, an actor, and an activist. She has written more than two dozen full-length books, a handful of short stories, and countless articles, performed in various plays and in improv comedy shows. A member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and a summa cum laude graduate of NYU, with a double-major in English and Religious Studies and a minor in History, she is passionate about exposing the painful side of history, the side that is not written by oppressors. Through her studies, she has come to see the beautiful and overlapping philosophies of Judaism, Islam and Christianity and wonders why people so often use religion as a battering ram, instead of a source of solace and support. As a Biracial woman, she has made it her mission to stand for a more integrated world.

As a sexually fluid person who has had relationships and experiences with both men and women, she has had to find her place amidst a multitude of communities that attempt to erase her orientation and has been a voice within the darkness. After writing an award-winning children’s book (I’m Mixed!) about embracing her multiethnic heritage, Daralyse found her passion and her purpose educating others about the need to embrace all aspects of themselves. Since then, she has written and spoken extensively on the subject of diversity. Her perspective is one that looks to acknowledge the past while refusing to become incapacitated by it. As a Biracial, multiethnic and sexually fluid woman, she is uniquely empowered to use her seemingly disparate background as a catalyst for cross-cultural understanding.

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During our conversation, Daralyse and I talked about the following:

• Racial reconciliation and binarism
• Cancel culture
• Comfort zones and growing pains
• Educating yourself in diversity issues
• Finding your own way to stand up for yourself
• And more...

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Listeners, this week we are back with Angie Carrillo.

Angie Carrillo is a serial entrepreneur, advisor, investor, philanthropist, life and business coach.
After founding 2 companies in Silicon Valley, Angie traveled the world as an advisor for Fortune 500 companies and meeting top spiritual teachers.

Angie provides online education and reskilling through business training and self-development tools backed by science.

On a mission to level up the playing field for an inclusive future, Angie is a limited partner at an investment fund for diverse founders and the host of the bilingual show Going Forward Podcast.
Angie is a graduate of Singularity University, Draper University, Tecnológico de Monterrey, and UC Berkeley, and was selected as one of the “Next Generation Women Leaders” by McKinsey & Co.

During our conversation, we talked about:

• Having a big goal as a teen
• Living alone as a teenager
• Impostor syndrome
• Realizing what kind of company is best for you
• Investors biases + visibility
• Definitions of success
• Remembering that you are capable despite the lack of representation

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Listeners, this week we're back with a solo episode!

First, unbelievable we made it to episode 190, all thanks to you!

Second, I am showing up here to invite you to Integrate, I decided to host the masterclass once again after the success we had last week.

Let's learn how to channel our inner productivity using the power of our inner seasons.
Register for Integrate at integratemasterclass.com on January 29th at 9:45 am PST!

Y como siempre, Stay Shining!

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Listeners, we're back this week with a conversation with Arianna Davis.

Arianna Davis is the Digital Director of O, The Oprah Magazine, overseeing all of OprahMag.com's editorial, social, and video content and strategy. She is also the author of "What Would Frida Do? A Guide to Living Boldly," inspired by the life of artist and icon Frida Kahlo, available now!

This episode is brought to you by Planned Parenthood:

Don’t feel like sitting in a waiting room right now? Planned Parenthood’s got you covered, as a leader in using new technologies to provide high-quality healthcare in ways that fit your life. Through Planned Parenthood’s virtual appointments, you can get high-quality affordable care your way - by phone or video. Trusted providers will listen, give information, and support you in all of your health care decisions. Planned Parenthood’s telehealth appointments are high quality, affordable, and private - just like in-person visits. Whether you need help with birth control, a prescription refill, or other sexual or reproductive care services, skip the waiting room and get the care you need when you need it. Planned Parenthood takes the stress out of health care and is ready when you are. Check out plannedparenthood.org/pam to learn more and book a virtual appointment. That’s plannedparenthood.org/pam

During our conversation we covered: 

• How her upbringing informs her work
• Coming to terms with her story in NY
• Following her gut in her career
• Old school mentality
• Impostor syndrome
• Writing about Frida

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Listeners, we're back this week with Tanya Ramos!

Tanya is a leader of color who has devoted her career to improving educational opportunities and life outcomes for young people in the most low-resourced communities around the world. A tireless advocate for educational equality, she currently serves as the CEO of Pencils of Promise, a global nonprofit, and has successfully guided the organization to international recognition as a key player in the philanthropic world.

She and the star-studded list of Pencils of Promise supporters have been interviewed and featured about the cause on multiple media platforms including Forbes, CBS This Morning, Town and Country and Fast Company.

Tanya received her Master of Science in Urban Policy and Management from New School University and has been honored with the Annie E. Casey Foundation Award for exemplary work in underserved communities.

This episode is brought to you by Planned Parenthood:

Don’t feel like sitting in a waiting room right now? Planned Parenthood’s got you covered, as a leader in using new technologies to provide high-quality healthcare in ways that fit your life. Through Planned Parenthood’s virtual appointments, you can get high-quality affordable care your way - by phone or video. Trusted providers will listen, give information, and support you in all of your health care decisions. Planned Parenthood’s telehealth appointments are high quality, affordable, and private - just like in-person visits. Whether you need help with birth control, a prescription refill, or other sexual or reproductive care services, skip the waiting room and get the care you need when you need it. Planned Parenthood takes the stress out of health care and is ready when you are. Check out plannedparenthood.org/pam to learn more and book a virtual appointment. That’s plannedparenthood.org/pam

During our conversation we covered: 

• Growing up with little resources
• Being diagnosed with ADHD
• Knowing college is a destination
• Embracing fear
• We talk about the belief that "things come when we work hard"
• The power of having mentors
• The power of rituals
• Procrastination and productivity
• Self-talk (both positive and negative)
• Not being afraid to say I don’t know
• Relying on your partner as a working human
• Being comfortable with messy

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Hello listeners, this week we have a conversation with Max Tuchman!

Maxeme (Max) Tuchman is the CEO and Co-Founder of Caribu, the leading ‘educational family entertainment platform’ for kids ages 0-13 to have a virtual playdate with family and friends when they can’t be physically together. Caribu is one of TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions, made Fast Company’s list of World Changing Ideas, was named one of the ‘Top Ten EdTech Companies to Watch’ in Forbes, and became one of the most innovative startups in the world by winning the 1776 Global Challenge Cup. Max was named one of Inc. Magazine’s Top 100 Female Founders in 2019, has been the winner or finalist in 30+ pitch competitions, is the 59th Latina in the US to raise over $1M in venture funding, and is the first Latinx founder, male or female, to raise $1M in Equity Crowdfunding.She has worked in almost every level of education from being a public school teacher, a consultant at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Executive Director of Teach For America, and managed strategic education projects under NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and DC Public Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee. Before co-founding Caribu, Max was appointed by President Obama to serve as a White House Fellow at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. She is a first-generation Cuban-American and college student, and a graduate of the Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs and the Miami Fellows Leadership Program. Max is a Toyota Mother of Invention and received her MBA & MPP from Harvard.

This episode is brought to you by Planned Parenthood:

Don’t feel like sitting in a waiting room right now? Planned Parenthood’s got you covered, as a leader in using new technologies to provide high-quality healthcare in ways that fit your life. Through Planned Parenthood’s virtual appointments, you can get high-quality affordable care your way - by phone or video. Trusted providers will listen, give information, and support you in all of your health care decisions. Planned Parenthood’s telehealth appointments are high quality, affordable, and private - just like in-person visits. Whether you need help with birth control, a prescription refill, or other sexual or reproductive care services, skip the waiting room and get the care you need when you need it. Planned Parenthood takes the stress out of health care and is ready when you are. Check out plannedparenthood.org/pam to learn more and book a virtual appointment. That’s plannedparenthood.org/pam

During our conversation we covered: 

• Her experience as a “Jewban” (Jewish-Cuban American
• Living in the hyphen
• Acknowledging your light skin privilege
• Her story about college that changed her life
• Going to Harvard Business School and why she chose that school
• Being confident that you deserve to get into the college you want, like Harvard
• Being the 59th Latina that raises $1M in funding

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Listeners, we're back this week with Gracie Laboy!

Gracie Laboy is a Latina R&B, Latin Pop singer-songwriter from Washington, D.C. Her classical technique and honest lyrics in pop and soul influenced-music bring rich tones and breathtaking emotion to her “soulful pop” songs. Her broad musical influences range from Rosalía to Ariana Grande to Amy Winehouse. After getting two Bachelor’s degrees from Stanford University and a Master’s degree from Berklee College of Music, Gracie worked in arts administration and marketing, and in 2019 she moved to Los Angeles to pursue music full time.

Outside of music, Gracie has continued to nurture her passion for travel and fitness, having already completed two Olympic distance triathlons, five half marathons, and one full marathon. And in the fall of 2016 she completed the Camino de Santiago, an 800km trek from France to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, in northwest Spain. She’s traveled to over 20 countries in 5 continents and is not stopping anytime soon.

This episode is brought to you by Planned Parenthood:

Don’t feel like sitting in a waiting room right now? Planned Parenthood’s got you covered, as a leader in using new technologies to provide high-quality healthcare in ways that fit your life. Through Planned Parenthood’s virtual appointments, you can get high-quality affordable care your way - by phone or video. Trusted providers will listen, give information, and support you in all of your health care decisions. Planned Parenthood’s telehealth appointments are high quality, affordable, and private - just like in-person visits. Whether you need help with birth control, a prescription refill, or other sexual or reproductive care services, skip the waiting room and get the care you need when you need it. Planned Parenthood takes the stress out of health care and is ready when you are. Check out plannedparenthood.org/pam to learn more and book a virtual appointment. That’s plannedparenthood.org/pam

During our conversation we covered: 

• Growing up in the DMV Area
• Living a bicultural life
• Singing and having a career in the entertainment industry
• Taking care of your vocal folds
• Gracie’s journey of doing El Camino de Santiago and who she met that changed her life
• The power of traveling alone
• Taking one step at a time

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