In this episode, we delve into the devastating wildfires in California, examining their possible causes, widespread destruction, and the heroic efforts of firefighters battling the flames. We also highlight ways you can help prevent future fires and support those impacted by this disaster. Don't miss this important and eye-opening discussion.

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In this episode, we explore two intriguing and controversial topics surrounding Christmas. First, we discuss the idea that giving gifts during the holidays may encourage materialism and distract from the true spirit of Christmas: love and spirituality. Then, we delve into the debate over whether traditions like Santa Claus, Los Reyes Magos, and El Niño Jesús are harmless fun or misleading lies for children. While respecting all opinions, we also share personal reflections on the joy of gift-giving and cherished childhood memories of the Día de Reyes. Tune in for a thoughtful and balanced conversation about these festive traditions!

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In this podcast episode, we explore the origin and rich Mexican tradition of the Day of the Holy Innocents, celebrated on December 28th. Throughout the episode, we unravel the biblical story behind this commemoration, which remembers the massacre of children ordered by King Herod, as told in the Gospel of Matthew. However, in Mexico, this date has taken on a more festive tone, transforming into a day of jokes and pranks, similar to April Fools' Day in other countries. With a mix of humor and reflection, we discuss how families, friends, and the media participate in this tradition, bringing with them a series of customs and popular anecdotes that make this day uniquely Mexican. We also analyze how this celebration reflects aspects of Mexican culture, such as community spirit, humor, and resilience. Join us in understanding why December 28th remains a date that, beyond the pranks, is a symbol of Mexico’s history and folklore.

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Join Marta as she dives into the transformative power of empathy, exploring how it shapes our world and enhances overall well-being. Packed with practical tips to help you cultivate more empathy in your daily life, this episode also introduces something new: comprehension questions at the end—an idea inspired by one of our listeners, Gyan Hylton! If you find this episode valuable, please take a moment to rate the podcast, share it with your friends, and help spread the message of empathy far and wide!

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Marta continues celebrating Hanukkah, and this time, she talks about the rituals and events in general that the Jewish community holds in honor of this important holiday.

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Marta talks about the history behind Hanukkah, and why it is such an important celebration for the Jewish people.

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Marta gives an update on her breast cancer diagnosis and expresses her gratitude to all who reached out to her in solidarity.

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To close the celebration of HIspanic Heritage Month, Marta celebrates the life and legacy of Juan Gabriel.

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Continuing the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Marta talks about the life and legacy of Selena Quintanilla, the Queen of Tex-Mex.

Our amazing caller for this episode is Monty, from Texas, but who lives in Florida :) Gracias, Monty!

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