Reminiscing on the past we created with T and Wonderwall…we reflect on our outcomes and how at the end of it all, we are at peace with our decisions.

A mother’s love goes beyond boundaries. Even with miles away, Mandy’s story will captivate the love of an immigrant mom. No matter the distance, her humble beginnings will always bring her home.

Today I dive into a very popular topic that is been going around lately in my life. Being close to your mid-20s you definitely start to hear the word marriage in your family’s conversations a lot more often. Wherever you are in life with regards to that I hope this episode helps.

Ever since I was nine years old, my mom has taught me the work ethics of what it takes to be a resilient and strong housekeeper. Thanks to her hard work and dedication to this career, I’m able to go to school and pursue a higher education. Te amo mamá gracias por todo tu apoyo.

Reflecting on 24 years of life. From the beginning, middle, and up until now. I’m extremely thankful for the knowledge that I know. I’ve forgiven myself for what I didn’t know back then because it’s important to acknowledge that this life, it comes with growth! No part of your life is meant to be perfect. So embrace each era. Because for what it’s worth, we’ll be euphoric.

My brother, today on your birthday I want to honor your legacy. Your bravery and everything that you encountered in this world, know that it has shaped me to become a better person. Happy 35th birthday. I love you from here to heaven.

Last year I went through a very dark period of time. A time that made me isolate myself from all my loved ones and from the whole world. With my co-host and the person who was there through it all, my little sister Valeria, we embark on this podcast episode sharing with you intimate conversations that we would have regarding this chapter of my life. Hope it helps others see that they are not alone.

From waking up early to beat the traffic in crossing the boarder to working to achieve her dreams of obtaining her masters degree. Rosalva is halfway through her psychology masters program at SDSU. Named after the incredible woman that has raised her. this young Latina educator is paving the way for future generations to come.

Hi everyone, today’s podcast episode will be in Spanish. My godfather Octavio Escobedo is known to be a very successful entrepreneur who came from humble beginnings in a small ranch and rose to his highest point. A father, a son, a believer in God. He’s a true inspiration of the American Dream.

Growing up independent can be a rather difficult experience to confront. Especially when unexpected turn of events happen. Whether you are off on your own for a weekend solo trip or dealing with the fears of tomorrow…remember in the end of who you are because that’s something always worth fighting for.