I bet most of you don't know who Cote is or have never spoken to her! We asked Cote some fun, deep questions to get to know who she really is and she is such a GEM. We just love her so much.

She currently lives in Santiago with her mom and brothers.

If something she says feels relatable you should reach out to her. She loves getting to know her family:)

In this episode you will learn a little bit about erics childhood, a historical event that happened in the 70’s while he still lived in Chile, his perception of G and G moving to the US and spoiler alert, we also talk about the reasons behind why he changed his name. We also were able to hear his passion for being an American and living in the USA.

The picture featured was taken at the airport departing Chile to move to the USA. The coat seen is the coat that is talked about in this episode.

In this episode we will talk about her first memory as a child in Chile and then discuss her experience moving to America as a twelve year old. We also dive into a little bit of her teenage years and how she helped support her family.

The picture for this episode was taken at the airport they day they left Chile.

Hey family!

I am interviewing people in my neighborhood and this one in particular, I thought, was good to share with all of you. Lynsay has lived through numerous disasters in the last 20 years (wildfire, house fire and hurricane). I was able to talk about the things that she has learned, her suggestions on getting prepared and we also talk about the miracles that she saw. I know its a little long but you can listen to it in parts:)

They just moved into the neighborhood less than a year ago and when I recorded this I figured out that she grew up in the same city that Mitzi currently lives in in Parker and we know so many of the same people. Small world.

Think you know Tio Julio?

Listen to this episode and I bet you learn something new about him or his parents. Here are some topics we cover:

Childhood home, elementary school days, stories of Eduardo, favorite foods, his relationship with Grandma Bertha, describes his father and mother and told us what they did to earn a living. This episode is jam packed with good stuff.

Enjoy.

Thank you for listening and joining us in our second episode. We appreciate Sylvia and the time that she spend with us, sharing her journey. Remember to share with your family :)

We are excited for the future of this podcast as there is so much to learn from one another. Thank you to all who have reached out to express their support. 

What you will find in this episode:

An introduction to your hosts, Mitzi Peterson and Stacie Andersen. Daughters of Mitzi Vera. 

-The purpose of this podcast and what we hope to achieve in these recordings

-What got us interested in our Chilean heritage and wanting to learn more.

-Lastly, we will talk about what you can expect with future episodes and how you as our listeners and family members can come and share your stories.