Millennial Hour

Nothing is more important than family. When Andrea Gonzalez first heard that her grandpa wanted to open a food truck with her mother’s recipes, she was excited, but nervous. All of their hard work has paid off & now Birria Del Valle is a great valley staple with delicious food & a great family behind it.

Calling all soon to be mama’s! On today’s episode we discussed with Kim Munoz, also known as The Faithful Doula, on her role as a Doula and advocated for a birthing woman. We talked about the importance of having an advocate during a vulnerable moment and where she sees her business going in the future.

Women gaming is often something that not many talk about. Jessica Donis explains to us her love for video games and why she loves it so much.

June is LGBTQ Pride Month and we celebrate pride with a podcast talking to Cesar Guijarro on his story of growing up in a traditional household and how his journey of coming out began.

Dating while in University can be sometimes difficult. Esteban Miranda talked about dating, how it has been since the pandemic and how some millennials seem to be not invested in love. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Now more than ever the world may be feeling anxious. We sit down with Ruth David to talk about how she pushes through anxious moments while always taking care of herself and her mental health.

If anyone knows how to travel, it’s Evelyn G. She explains her way around her travels around the world, all for a bargain.

No one ever goes into a marriage thinking they’re going to get divorced. Fidel briefly talks about the process of this life changing event all while maintaining a positive attitude and sharing his experience.

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Narcissism vs. self love, the steps to get there, and how to bounce back from a low point. Kim Munoz joins us as we talk about her journey to self love; from her loving upbringing to how she views relationships now.

There’s no doubt that masks are a dire essential in our world right now. we found a local woman-owned business that makes her own masks for people in the community.