Inspiration and ideas to start the new year forget the diet the no drinking and the workout plan let’s get down to what will really be a great way to start the year even if it is all the things I said! This is about really seeing what will make your year great and taking it day by day🎉🥂💕🥰✈️

Okay so this episode is truly jam packed so get ready to open a bottle of wine and get ready for the tea to spill lol!!!! Talking about how to vote, voting and why we need to come together. Also it’s good to put down your phone at times and also a review of Emily in Paris and shows that depict Paris in a more authentic light these include, Red Oaks Season 2 episode 1, Paris episode, highly recommend watching and then my other highly recommendation for a movie is Before Sunset this truly depicts Paris and Parisian ways of life so well I really reiterate to see this one!! Also Midnight in Pairs is amazing but I really recommend to please try and watch the Red Oaks episode because it’s also a tv show like Emily and Paris but depicts it the way I think better shows true Paris! Then I go on about sustainable living and how I’m trying to also continue to improve in that area!!! Enjoy all and don’t forget to watch the bachelor lol

So today I discuss on national teachers day what’s up with teachers lol and how boss they are but also what needs to be said about a lot of them also no shame just curiosity?! Also delving into the news Covid 19 twitter and trump also California wildfires and a great documentary about climate change you should listen to and also David Attenborough A life on our planet, and then the unfortunate and sad news about Van Halen guitar legend and also why sometimes we need a break from social media and the news! Then I debute my new Instagram nacho.reviews.nyc !!! Hooray I also play my new favorite song to end the episode stay tuned to see what it is !!!!!!! Love and light my nomads

This episode and the intro touched on my bday coming up and fall! And goes into a “2020” news segment and then I go into the large and harrowing topic of cancel culture and how you can be here for it but also so not at the same time, I also made a small slip up but corrected it, sometimes we make mistakes as long as we try and fix them and work and try to be better that’s what matters and that is basically what the segment is about!

This episode is me reading an article I wrote after visiting Thailand in 2015 and working with elephants and seeing other animals too! I also talk about what we can do within our own country as well as traveling, when we can travel again, to be more aware of sustainable and diligent organizations that truly help animals, by researching animal injustice more. Thank you for taking the time to listen to this and learn how to make changes for the betterment of our world and communities. Organizations to follow, https://secure.aspca.org/ , https://www.peta.org/ , https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/elephant

Hello so this is a continuation of the nyc ethnography episode my Jacob Blake news and opinion segment was pretty sound obstructed, I wanted to reiterate what I had said and go into further detail on it especially on the day Martin Luther King Jr. had his I had a dream speech! I also talk about why NYC is not done and Jerry Seinfeld’s New York Times article!!!

Today I discuss many topics I have my first news segment!! I also do a mini ethnography describing the Hudson River, also I discuss Jacob Blake shooting and what as we have been discussing needs to change! Turn your volume up at the beginning for my ethnography and Jacob Blake segment they were conducted outside! The rest are fine! Have a great day love and light my nomads

This is a mini episode about moving back to NYC I have a main segment since one of them was accidentally deleted. The Main is about my new segment series interviewing people about what makes there job passions and hobbies NotYourAverage. The word for the interview is enhancement! I love how NYC is coming to life again and what I can salvage from the last audio segment encapsulated that! Thank you for listening love and light my nomads!

Today’s episode is a reading and love letter to New York from the 1949 book and ethnography from E.B. White, Here is New York, I read the introduction from his step son reviewing the changes of New York and to New York by the 1990’s and also how fast New York moves but also what has stayed the same and what has improved, what has changed and also about why capturing moments in time are so beautiful and why someone’s bias’s based on their relationships to a place alter their perspective so authentically. I also delve in many cool places to go out in New York! Thanks for listening to another episode my nomads stay safe love and light also PSA I paused in the intro acouple times I’m trying to work on that I was distracted will continue to be better thank you for following me and being patient

In this episode, I go into depth about what I’ve been doing to educate myself and how we can continue to acknowledge where we fall short and what we need to improve on as well as continuing to build momentum and support the causes and injustices we see, I also talk about my experiences and learning I want to be a storyteller to help others and how that came to be, in the last segment I delve into movies and books to read to educate and spread awareness, Selma, Ava DuVernay (on demand), 13th on Netflix, Clemency, Chinonye Chukwu (on demand), When They See Is, Ava DuVernay (Netflix),

White Fragility, Robin DiAngelo

Between the World and Me, Ta-Nehisi Coates

Me and White Supremacy, Layla F Saad

Born a Crime, Trevor Noah

Becoming, Michelle Obama

The Color Purple, Alice Walker

Beastgirl and Other Origin Myths, Elizabeth Acevedo (children’s book)

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Maya Angelou

Girl, Woman, Other, Bernardine Evaristo

Dreams From My Father, Barack Obama, donate to the, https://www.naacp.org , https://www.aclu.org , https://www.change.org/petitions , https://www.feedingamerica.org