LA Dream

Lakers won 17th title and had to recap with fun stories

Jorge Sedano from ESPN.

Chris "Geeter" McGee from Spectrum SportsNet.

Otis Livingston - CBS 2 New York.

Aileen Villarreal is the Director of PR and Client Services for ISE Baseball, but it's been an interesting journey in the sports world for the young Latina from LA.

Notre Dame alum took a Greyhound bus to an unpaid internship that lead to the Detroit Tigers. 

After a successful debut, Tono Diaz returns to the show and he delivered. 

From playing hoops at East LA College to writing about hoops, Drew Ruiz makes his LTD debut. 

Hustler that's on the rise in the media world.

Tono Diaz makes his debut and he didn't disappoint. Razo filled in for Roberto and there's a Chusma show coming.

CBS News corespondent Mireya Villarreal returned for part 2!

More details about her hectic schedule, had to take a Covid test, covering the drug cartel, hurricanes, rental cars and more!

The documentary she worked on.

Oh and we've decided to start a separate podcast. What should we call it?

With Roberto in Mexico, Razo jumped on just in case and ended up staying the whole show.

It was a Q & A with viewers episode. Madison Square Garden, Lucas Matthysse, fighters with egos, Tono has fans, Bek The Bully news and more.

CBS National News Correspondent Mireya Villarreal makes her "Living The Dream" debut. 

From the Rio Grande Valley, Mireya left law school to follow her own path. 

Great conversation about climbing the news ladder, believing in yourself, hip hop, Biggie, Nas, Die Hard and more.

Another fun episode. Roberto is back and we talked about getting anthem singers for Mexican Independence fights, motivating boxers, amateurs, the Olympics and more. 

Oh and I told Roberto about the lost episode.

Fresh from the NBA "bubble" , USA Today reporter Mark Medina makes his LTD Debut! Been a long time coming.