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  • El Indio Manuel Ulloa
    Mi historia con Manuel Ulloa Elías, quien, además de ser un gran perseguidor mío, fue un exitoso político y empresario peruano que llegó a ser Primer Ministro y Ministro de Economía y Finanzas. Y desde su escaño como senador de la República, ¡causaba revuelo!

    En este episodio lo recuerdo con cariño, alegría y risas… como a él le gustaría.

    ¡Tremendo hombre que fue MU!

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    40 min
  • Tania Jelicic
    Tuvimos una conversación entretenida y diferente con la diseñadora de moda peruana y directora creativa de la marca Balkanica, quien, además de contarnos sobre los más recientes hitos de su empresa —como aparecer en producciones como The Devil Wears Prada 2 y And Just Like That…—, nos habló sobre su formación artística.

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    31 min
  • Going down memory lane with my beloved son, Alvaro Malpartida, on Mother’s Day
    Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms around the world who listen to us and are celebrating today! We recorded this latest episode with my youngest son, Alvaro, a world champion big-wave surfer and now a real estate developer in Bali.

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    25 min
  • Happy moments that didn’t last long
    Despite my efforts to be a wife in a monogamous relationship for the first time in my life, I moved back to Lima and gave up my modeling career in Europe to become a mother. My husband, however, turned out not to be the “ideal” partner, doing whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted, to such an extreme extent that I couldn’t handle it anymore.

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    24 min
  • Reflecting on motherhood
    The journey of becoming a mother came with some rather unusual challenges, as every child is different. However, both of my children somehow inherited their father’s fearlessness and each became a world champion in their own sporting discipline. Discover in this story how I encouraged Kina and Alvaro’s independence so they could reach their astounding goals.

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    36 min
  • The men who kept popping up!
    Even though I had moved back to Peru, where I got pregnant then married and was starting my own family. There were a couple of men that just kept popping up! El Chino was beyond himself of course. On today’s episode I recall a wee bit about them.

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    23 min
  • The wedding that never was and the marriage that did (come to fruition)
    My life partner, Fred Chandon, decided that he wanted to marry me, despite my being completely unaware of it. However, when he asked my father for my hand in marriage, my father decided that, because Fred admitted to having had a vasectomy, he was “certain Susy would like to have children.” It was a conversation I knew nothing about at the time. The only person who overheard it was my brother, who told me about it many years later.

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    18 min
  • My relationship with the Chandon family
    Peculiar family ties developed while I was remodeling my former husband’s house, Oscar “El Chino” Malpartida, that later became our home for the children as well.

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    12 min
  • The Peruvian chicken boom!
    Decades ago, Susy along with her now deceased husband opened the Mediterráneo Chicken. A restaurant specialized in Peruvian style braised chicken, that also launched the first delivery service in the country which was an outrageous success.

    In 2004 the dish was declared a National Heritage by the Ministry of Culture and in 2010 the day of “el pollo a la brasa” was declared every third Sunday of July.

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    14 min

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Dear friends and podcast listeners, I’m more than excited to start this new project where I would be sharing with you all the unbelievable stories about my life and the lessons I’ve learned along the…