In our first episode of No Pasa Nada, we get into climate change, share thoughts on electric cars, and unpack - somewhat- why the Democratic Party isn't exactly giving. Oh, and we also talk about millionaires in space and why it kinda flopped.

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In this episode, we welcome Fernando Deveras, educator, abolitionist, and community advocate, as we dive into fatherhood within the Latinx community. We explore the importance of creating space for fathers to unlearn unhealthy coping mechanisms, foster healthy family dynamics, and prioritize self-care. Dra. Muriel Casamayor, a repeat guest, brings her perspective as a Latina mother and mental health professional, sharing her experiences advocating for the mental health and well-being of men within our community. Tune in to hear this important conversation and gain insights that will inspire change within families and communities alike!

If you’d like to work with Fernando, you can follow him at: https://instagram.com/fernando.deveras

You can also follow him and his partner Leslie Priscilla at https:/:instagram.com/latinxparenting 

To find info on upcoming events, or find courses and workshops to bring to your own organizations. 

To work with Dra. Muriel Casamayor, you can find her at https://instagram.com/dramurielc 

Wesley Lawrence, a candidate for city council in District 4 of El Paso, discusses his background, his motivation for getting involved in politics, and his plans for the community. He emphasizes the importance of local politics and encourages people to get involve. Lawrence, addresses concerns about safety in the North East Area of El Paso, highlighting the data that shows it is actually the safest community in the city. He also discusses the need for responsible growth and development, prioritizing green infrastructure, and supporting local businesses. Lawrence advocates for affordable housing, living wage jobs, and improved public safety measures. In this conversation, he discusses the important of utilizing available spaces to address the housing crisis in El Paso. He also emphasizes the need to support local businesses and highlights some of his favorite places to visit. Wesley encourages listeners to get involved in the community and support local as much as possible. He shares his campaign platform and urges people to vote for him in the upcoming election. 

On this episode, I had the pleasure of having fellow El Pasoan, and YouTuber George from EP Originals. George has a love video making and uses his YouTube channel to tell stories about our beloved city of El Paso. During our chat, he shared with me some of the challenges he's faced, the process of creating content that is meaningful, and the lessons learned along the way. I hope you enjoy listening to him share a little bit of his story

because George is truly passionate about what he does, that he has a special way of encouraging everyone around him to continue to follow their heart, and pursue what makes them happy.

Make sure to also follow George's channel on Youtube, EPOriginals, and join him as he shares interesting history about the Sun City.

Bienvenidos al podcast, en este ultimo episodio, tuve el place de tener como invitado por segunda vez a Rafael Luna, mejor conocido en las redes como El Hijo de Quetzalcoatl. Rafael platica los cambios que han ocurrido en su vida, nuevas etapas y proyectos, Y hablamos un poco de lo que ha sido su experiencia como creador de contenido digital, y las barreras que aveces topa teniendo una plataforma publica en las redes sociales. Espero disfruten del nuestra conversación!

*No olviden seguir a Rafael en Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, y en Youtube para admirar su contenido. Recuerden buscarlo coo @hijodequetzalcoatl

Hey, everyone!

I had the pleasure of having Christ and his beautiful wife Jackie on the podcast. Christ and Jacki are expat immigrants living in México and they shared with me what motivated them to make such a drastic move. They talk about some of the things they wish they had done differently before making the big move, some of the hurdles of living abroad, and their overall thoughts and feelings about living in México. It was honestly a really fun conversation, and I hope you all enjoy listening to it.

You can keep up with Chris and Jacki by subscribing to their video podcast Seven Nine Nine Seven Podcast

on YouTube, and please let them know I sent you!.

I am so honored to have finally had Veronica -founder of Corazones Unidos Coalition- on the podcast to chat about growing up in the Barrio, her family, her roots, and experiences that eventually led her to starting an organization that focuses on helping people within the community of El Paso. I can honestly say that I walked away from this conversation feeling so inspired by Veronica and all the people who help her do amazing things for the local community, and I am so proud to know that El Paso has people like her living in it. Veronica is as real as they come, and I will forever be thankful that she gave me the opportunity to get to know a little more about her story and the work she does.

If you are interested in supporting Veronica and the group of people she works with, you can do so by donating or volunteering your time. You can find her on Facebook as: Veronica Román

You can also follow her organization on Facebook: Corazones Unidos Coalition and on Instagram at: https://instagram.com/corazones_unidos915

I'm excited to have had this conversation with Kenneth Bell, long time community organizer, and now candidate for City Council District 3 in our city, El Paso, Tx. Kenneth is a U.S. ARMY Veteran, who's made El Paso home and on this episode, Kenneth tells us a little bit about his background, his volunteer work, and his hopes to make the city of El Paso better by serving constituents in District 3. If you'd like to learn more about him and his campaign, please visit: www.kennethbelltx.com

You can also follow him on social media at: https://instagram.com/kennethbelltx

OR find him on Facebook at: Kenneth Bell for City Council District 3.

Hey, friends!

As you may already know Muriel Casamayor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, has been stopping by the podcast quite often to discuss so many important topics related to trauma and how it may affect our lives, our relationships, our health, and other areas of our everyday living. On this episode, Muriel talks about the mother wound, what it is, and some ways in which it may present itself in one's life. She also shares the lack of mental health support for men in society and safe spaces where they can be vulnerable and connect with those around them.

I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation, and as always, if you want to connect with Muriel, you can find her on instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/muriel.c.lmft

or you can also visit: www.mcinsightifyconsulting.com