Hola mi gente! Hoy hablamos de Bad Bunny (Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) en el Super Tazón, Super Bowl show, y todos los haters que no pararon de chingar porque el show fue en español. We break down the story he told on stage celebrating Puerto Rican culture, family, and community, the moments that went viral, the fashion, and all the scenes everyone was talking about. He even made sure to close out the show with the flag portion, including every country that makes up the Americas and naming each one individually. Some people just can’t handle our success and have to try to diminish our shine, pero nosotros seguimos representando con orgullo. También destacamos lo histórico que fue para la representación Latinx y cómo hizo que todos los haters lloraran mientras nosotros seguimos celebrando con alegría y diversión. Si te encantó, te dio risa, o solo viste el drama online, este episodio tiene chisme, cultura, y muchas risas.

In this episode, we ask the big question: If we could go back in time, qué era would we choose, y por qué?

Martha is all about the late 60s era, with rock n roll, cultural revolutions, social activism, protests, y standing up for something bigger than yourself. Jessica is vibing with the disco 70s, where the dance floor never stopped, fashion was bold, nightlife energy was unmatched, y a little illicit fun happening behind the scenes...all the things you probably should not have been doing, but somehow everyone still danced and had a blast.

We talk about music history, vintage fashion, iconic styles, cultural trends, nostalgia, and lifestyle of each decade, what made them iconic, y por qué todavía nos inspiran hoy. Plus, we imagine qué cosas de esas décadas nos llevaríamos al presente y qué cosas del presente nos llevaríamos al pasado.

Expect laughs, pop culture references, classic songs, and decade comparisons, as we explore what life en otra época might have been like.

If you love music, style, activism, dancing, nightlife, vintage culture, retro vibes, and a little harmless chaos, este episodio es para ti.

Hit play y viajemos en el tiempo juntas.

In this episode, we are talking New Year’s resolutions, rituals, and realistic intentions. No pressure, no toxic positivity, and definitely no “new year, new me” lies. We get into what we are actually letting go of, the rituals we love, lentejas included, and how we are starting the year with buena vibra y menos presión.

We share laughs, real talk, and some of the quirky ways we set intentions for the year, because starting fresh does not have to be stressful or perfect. Whether you are manifesting, or just figuring it out as you go, this episode is for anyone who wants to enter the new year sin prisa, con humor, y con buena vibra.

Hit play if you are:
• tired but hopeful
• manifesting softly
• starting the year sin presión
• ready to laugh at resolutions that probably will not happen

Join us for relatable rituals, laughter, and a little New Year magic. Lentejas optional, fun mandatory.

This Thanksgiving, we’re going más allá del pavo y las historias bonitas. In this episode, we unpack the erasure of Native peoples’ history and the untold truths behind the holiday. From the landing of the Mayflower in 1620 to the myths of the “First Thanksgiving,” we explore the genocide, colonization, and cultural erasure that shaped the story you learned in school.

We dive into how historical narratives were rewritten, why Native voices have been silenced, and how Thanksgiving has been used to hide painful truths about Indigenous peoples. Join us for a thoughtful, critical discussion that blends history, social justice, and cultural awareness, and learn why understanding the real story is more important than ever.

En este episodio andamos encabronadas porque tenemos algo que decir. We talk about that moment when your own people vote against the very struggle our communities are still fighting, and the shock, frustration, and disbelief that comes with it. It only took one generation to go from barely surviving the system to now helping uphold it.

This episode breaks down how politics becomes a performance, how some people switch up, chase acceptance, or choose convenience over comunidad. We talk about the ways power, privilege, and pressure reshape identities and how easy it is for some to forget where they came from once they feel comfortable.

Then we zoom out to look at the impact on our communities in Chicago and beyond, the fear, the tension, and the everyday realities schools, businesses, and neighborhoods face when policies do not protect us.

Finally, we reflect on resilience, staying grounded, and how to hold onto our roots even when politics gets personal. Porque aunque duela, todavia es nuestra gente.

¿Tendremos la bruja dentro de nosotras? En este episodio exploramos leyendas mexicanas, apariciones y sustos que nos han acompañado de cerca y de lejos. Hablamos de la famosa La Llorona, del misterio del dinero enterrado y de historias que nos han dejado preguntándonos si lo paranormal realmente existe.

Martha comparte varios de sus encuentros paranormales, experiencias que todavía la ponen nerviosa al recordarlas. También conversamos sobre cómo Día de Muertos se ha vuelto una tradición importante en nuestra vida adulta, como una manera de recordar a quienes ya no están y mantener sus historias vivas.

Prepárate para un episodio lleno de relatos, misterio y risas, donde las historias mexicanas nos hacen sorprendernos, reflexionar y divertirnos al mismo tiempo.

Dale play y acompáñanos en esta conversación donde lo normal y lo sobrenatural se mezclan como siempre pasa en las mejores historias mexicanas.

En este episodio de No Sabemos Pero Opinamos nos ponemos a platicar de las diferentes etapas del amor y todo lo que viene con ellas: desde el “sí acepto” del matrimonio, hasta el “ya no más” del divorcio, y finalmente la aventura de volver a salir al mundo del dating.

Martha abre su corazón y comparte cómo ha sido su experiencia después del divorcio, lo que aprendió del pasado y cómo se enfrenta a la búsqueda de nuevas conexiones en la actualidad. Entre risas, anécdotas y opiniones sin filtro, reflexionamos sobre lo que realmente significa amar, separarse y atreverse a empezar de nuevo.

Porque al final, el amor tiene muchas formas… y aunque no sepamos, opinamos.

Arranca la temporada 2 y regresamos con todo. En este primer episodio platicamos de nuestro verano 2025: los planes que nunca hicimos, los cambios de trabajo inesperados y las transiciones familiares que siempre traen drama y risas.

Es un episodio lleno de historias de vida, reflexiones que salen entre broma y broma, y esa plática casual que ya es parte de nuestro estilo. Porque aunque no sabemos mucho, opinar siempre se nos da.

Prepárate para un podcast en español con ese toque de humor latino, un poco de spanglish vibes, y muchas conversaciones reales sobre la vida cotidiana. Más risas, más anécdotas y más de esas historias que seguro también te van a sonar conocidas.

In this episodio, we’re reflecting on everything we’ve shared, how much we’ve learned, and honestly, how wild it is that we even made it this far.

From the laughs to the real talk, desde el chisme hasta los momentos serios, we’re so grateful for everyone who listened, supported, and gave us space to just be nosotras.

We’re also talking about what’s next: nuestras metas for Season 2, what we’d love to do differently, and why we’re coming back with más intención, más stories, and maybe un poquito más structure... or maybe not. Ya veremos.

We’re especially excited to start bringing on guests and creating more impacto in our own Metro Detroit comunidad. Porque estas conversaciones importan, and we’re just getting started.

Gracias for being here with us. Nos vemos pronto in Season 2!

A viral facelift. A trip to Guadalajara. A transformation that left TikTok shook. In this episode, we talk about the woman who went to Mexico for cosmetic surgery and came back looking 25 years younger and the internet could not believe it.

But this is more than just chisme. We’re getting into the real conversation about beauty, aging, confidence, and the things women are doing to feel bonita. From facelifts and Botox to skincare, routines, and glow ups we are talking about what it really means to show up for yourself.

We also get into the reservations many women have about surgery. The risks, the judgment, and the pressure to explain why you want to change something in the first place.

Whether you are thinking about cosmetic procedures or just trying to feel more like you again, this episode is for you.

Glow ups look different for everyone and mujeres are doing it their own way.