Very Caliente

Podcast Title:

Very Caliente

Hosts:

Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

Summary

Anna N'Jie-Konte is a Certified Financial Planner, entrepreneur, speaker, mom of three girls and the founder of Poder Wealth Advisors. Raised in New York by a Puerto Rican mom and a Gambian dad, she fell into wealth management and one day saw a client balance bigger than any number she had ever seen, belonging to a regular person nobody had heard of. Fifteen years later she helps women take control of their money. She unpacks the scarcity messaging so many of us grew up with, why investing is not gambling or dirty money, how she teaches her daughters to invest their birthday money, and why the goal is not breaking a cycle but building a new one. Because, as she puts it, you can work yourself into an early grave.

Main Topics

•             A jibarita who grew up in New York

•             Her grandmother: a third grade education and 16 siblings brought to the US

•             Why the firm is called Poder

•             YOLO spending versus money under the mattress

•             Somos gente pobre: healing a scarcity mindset

•             The caller ID moment that changed what she thought was possible

•             Why investing is not dirty money

•             First steps: your 401k and a low cost index fund

•             Teaching kids that money is a choice, not a lack

•             Building a new cycle instead of breaking the old one

Intriguing Quotes

“You can work yourself into an early grave.” - Anna N'Jie-Konte

“There's people out here that are just regular people.” - Anna N'Jie-Konte

“It's not cheating, you're just participating in the economic growth of the country.” - Anna N'Jie-Konte

“That's investing, babe.” - Anna N'Jie-Konte

Key Moments

[00:20] Meet Anna N'Jie-Konte, founder of Poder Wealth Advisors

[00:55] Puerto Rican mom, Gambian dad, raised in New York

[02:06] Why Poder, and the grandmother who could have built Rivera Towers

[04:09] YOLO spending versus money under the mattress

[05:53] Scarcity messaging and somos gente pobre

[07:18] The caller ID moment

[09:07] Why we think money has to hurt to be earned

[11:49] Teaching her daughters that money is a choice

[14:38] How young is too young to talk about money?

[17:17] Building a new cycle, and working yourself into an early grave

Notable Guests / Resources

•             Anna N'Jie-Konte, CFP, entrepreneur and founder of Poder Wealth Advisors

•             poderwealth.com, and @annanjiekonte on Instagram

•             The Champagne Problems newsletter, for women ready to think long term about their wealth

•             Anna's starting point: your workplace 401k and a low cost index fund

•             Pablo Alsina, TV host and Telemundo alumnus, co-host of Very Caliente

•             Jennie López, speaker, coach and the face behind Intentional Jennie, co-host of Very Caliente

Special Announcements

🔥 Jennie has already called for a part two with Anna, digging into more tactics. Stay tuned.

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Podcast Title:
Very Caliente
Hosts:
Pablo Alsina & Jennie López
Summary
A full Spanish language episode, and the show's first medical doctor. Dr. Alfredo Lopez trained in genetics in Colombia and wanted to live in the lab, until a village asked him one simple question: are you a doctor or aren't you? He trained in neurology in Chicago and in stroke at Indiana University, then said yes to a 5am Spanish radio show that sent Latino patients flooding into his county hospital clinic. They told him the system was failing them, so he opened Alivio Medical Center on weekends only. It now runs five clinics and a new wellness and longevity clinic. He breaks down how to protect your brain at any age, why multitasking is a myth, mental health as a real condition versus an excuse, and why your genes are not your destiny.
Main Topics
• Are you a doctor or aren't you: the question that changed his path
• A 5am Spanish radio show and a clinic that doubled
• Why the system was not built for Latino patients
• Opening Alivio on weekends only, and 18 years without a free Saturday
• Bringing X-rays, ultrasound and specialists under one roof
• Brain health: metabolism, muscle, sleep, connection and avoiding toxins
• Loneliness as the real epidemic, and why dancing helps
• Multitasking is a myth: 15 minute blocks at 100%
• Mental health as a real condition versus an excuse
• Epigenetics: your genes are not your destiny
Intriguing Quotes
“Multitasking is a myth.” - Dr. Alfredo Lopez
“The real epidemic is loneliness.” - Dr. Alfredo Lopez
“The best alcohol is zero.” - Dr. Alfredo Lopez
“It's not deterministic. You can intervene, and the earlier the better.” - Dr. Alfredo Lopez
Key Moments
[00:29] Meet Dr. Alfredo Lopez, the show's first medical doctor
[01:15] From genetics lab to clinical medicine
[03:41] A 5am radio show and a clinic that doubled
[04:39] Why patients kept coming back: I want to see you
[06:26] Listening to patients and bringing the services in house
[08:50] How to keep your brain sharp at 20, 40 and 80
[10:48] Sleeping four hours is a fallacy
[11:44] Loneliness, isolation and why dancing matters
[14:21] Multitasking: fact or myth?
[18:43] Nature versus nurture and epigenetics
Notable Guests / Resources
• Dr. Alfredo Lopez, neurologist, researcher and founder of Alivio Medical Center
• aliviohealth.com and AlivioMed on social media
• Alivio's general line: 317-635-3499, five clinics
• Alivio's new wellness and longevity clinic
• Pablo Alsina, TV host and Telemundo alumnus, co-host of Very Caliente
• Jennie López, speaker, coach and the face behind Intentional Jennie, co-host of Very Caliente
Special Announcements
🔥 Jennie has already called for a part two with Dr. Lopez. Stay tuned.
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Podcast Title:
Very Caliente
Hosts:
Pablo Alsina & Jennie López
Summary
Jules Arballo is an Arizona native, a desert girl who was always the free bird of the family and never did pick one lane. In the spring of 2019 she audited her life, found she was very unhappy, and started writing monthly intentions across five areas: health, business, finance, relationships and self. Seven journals stacked on the table every morning became one, and the Intentions Journal was born. She published her first book in 2015, ran a coffee shop with her mom for six years, and now runs Impact Strategy Solutions and an impact-driven coffee club for women entrepreneurs in the valley. On being stuck: you can choose to stay in it or you can choose to move through it.
Main Topics
• The spring 2019 life audit that started intentional living
• Seven journals every morning, collapsed into one
• Being the free bird of the family and breaking the rules anyway
• Switching majors, and disappointing the parents in your head
• Six years of a coffee shop run with her mom
• A journal built for the person who does not know where to start
• The 30 day audit that turns journaling into action
• Am I the problem, and stepping back to be the observer
• Not following a blueprint somebody else wrote
• Legacy as how you talk to a barista, a server, your kids, your dog
Intriguing Quotes
“I just kept breaking the rules. I didn’t care that I was different.” - Jules Arballo
“Creating your future without losing sight of the present moment.” - Jules Arballo
“You can choose to stay in it or you can choose to move through it.” - Jules Arballo
“Follow real coaches, follow real people, and follow your real dreams.” - Pablo Alsina
Key Moments
[01:05] The 2019 audit and the five core areas
[02:13] Arizona native, desert girl, free bird of the family
[04:32] Putting every interest into one business, and watching it flop
[06:33] A journal for the person who does not know where to start
[08:33] The 30 day audit and the habit tracker
[10:33] Creating your future without losing the present moment
[11:37] The Very Caliente question: am I the problem?
[14:50] Not following somebody else’s blueprint
[17:34] Getting out of your head, and why she built the coffee club
[18:50] Stuck is a choice, and what is on the other side
Notable Guests / Resources
• Jules Arballo, author, author coach and founder of Impact Strategy Solutions
• @julesarballo on Instagram, and all her books and journals on Amazon
• The Intentions Journal, 90 days guided, two minutes morning and five at night
• Her impact-driven coffee club for women entrepreneurs in the Phoenix valley
• Pablo Alsina, TV host and Telemundo alumnus, co-host of Very Caliente
• Jennie López, speaker, coach and the face behind Intentional Jennie, co-host of Very Caliente
Special Announcements
🔥 Jules has an event in the works for the end of the year built on the idea of not following somebody else’s blueprint. Watch her socials for the launch.
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Podcast Title:

Very Caliente

Hosts:

Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

Summary

Seven months on, Bad Bunny’s all-Spanish halftime show cleaned up at the Emmys. Seven wins, for production, direction, choreography, lighting and sound. Pablo puts it back on the table and the house splits down the middle. Jennie, Puerto Rican, loved it: the staging that played like a musical, an artist who could have gone political and chose not to. Pablo, Argentine and raised in Miami, rates the performance and still says an all-Spanish show cut out the one thing that makes everybody better. He wanted one song in English. Neither of them budges. That’s the show.

Main Topics

•             Seven Emmys, and what the wins actually recognised

•             Watching a halftime show like a musical instead of a concert

•             The honest question: would it hit the same if it were all mariachi?

•             Miami, bilingual pride, and learning English straight away

•             Ricky Martin and Luis Fonsi as the case for songs in both languages

•             Prince, Aerosmith and the halftime shows Pablo grew up on

•             The Super Bowl Jennie worked as a Colts cheerleader

•             Why yo perreo sola does not survive translation

•             Misogyny in the music, and the answer to “you’re just older”

•             Why the show is called Very Caliente and not Very Nice

Intriguing Quotes

“I know we have a house divided here.” - Jennie López

“They wanted to unite the Spanish people, but it didn’t unite me.” - Pablo Alsina

“Music unites. And I believe that only being in Spanish, in a way, was division.” - Pablo Alsina

“It’s very caliente. It’s not very nice or very agreeable.” - Jennie López

Key Moments

[00:51] The Emmys landed last night, and Benito cleaned house

[01:05] The new Very Caliente question gets its second outing

[01:36] A house divided, and why Jennie loved it

[03:03] Be honest: what if it had been all mariachi?

[03:55] Miami, five years old, and pride in speaking both

[04:30] Ricky Martin, Luis Fonsi and hits in two languages

[05:48] Prince, and the Super Bowl Jennie was on the field for

[06:11] It didn’t unite me

[06:54] Yo perreo sola doesn’t hit the same in English

[08:14] Seven categories, and the production detail behind them

[08:50] You said it wasn’t political, but Ricky Martin’s song was

Notable Guests / Resources

•             Pablo Alsina, TV host and Telemundo alumnus, co-host of Very Caliente

•             Jennie López, speaker, coach, author of Intentional Unicorn, co-host of Very Caliente

•             The original halftime show episode, recorded right after the Super Bowl

•             EP 037 with Yvette Vargas, where the Very Caliente question started

Special Announcements

🔥 The Very Caliente question is now a regular segment. This one: were you in favour of an all-Spanish halftime show, and has seven Emmys changed your mind? Reach out and tell them.

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Podcast Title:

Very Caliente

Hosts:

Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

Episode Title:

EP 037 - In Spanish I’m More Sassy - Language, Identity & Leading at 25 with Yvette Vargas

Summary

Yvette Vargas was born in San Diego, raised in Mexico, and moved to Indianapolis eight years ago with a plan already set. She studied, took her first job at the Indiana Latino Institute, and turned networking contacts into real relationships one coffee at a time. When she wanted a spot on Telemundo she told the producer to call her if one ever opened. He did. At twenty five she hosts De Todo un Poco on Telemundo Indy, advocates for survivors of domestic violence and trafficking, runs her own business, and has collected the IBJ Twenty in Their Twenties and Prospanica’s Rising Star. Her family says she has un alma de viejita, an old soul. Her advice: shut up, listen, and get out of the rooms you are always in.

Main Topics

•             Mexico to Indianapolis at seventeen, with the purpose already decided

•             Turning transactional networking into relationships that actually go somewhere

•             Asking the Telemundo producer directly instead of waiting to be noticed

•             Why a second and third language opens doors and keeps the brain sharp

•             Sassy in Spanish, professional in English, and switching between the two

•             Culture shock in a state that looked nothing like the American movies

•             Advocacy work with survivors of domestic violence, abuse and trafficking

•             Not being nonchalant, and why being amable beats talent

•             Germany: love expressed through actions instead of words

•             The Very Caliente question, Bad Bunny’s all-Spanish halftime show

Intriguing Quotes

“Las cosas no te caen del cielo. You have to go and get it.” - Yvette Vargas

“In Spanish I’m a little more sassy, and when I speak English I activate my professional level.” - Yvette Vargas

“It is very important to sometimes just shut up and listen.” - Yvette Vargas

“How do you become a better person? By listening.” - Pablo Alsina

Key Moments

[01:28] Mexico to Indianapolis, and a first job at the Indiana Latino Institute

[03:04] Las cosas no te caen del cielo: ask for what you want

[03:43] Luxembourg, five languages, and the case for learning more

[05:19] Sassy in Spanish, professional in English

[05:55] Born in California, raised in Mexico, back to Indiana

[06:19] A state that looked nothing like the movies

[08:15] Community involvement and the advocacy work

[10:13] Un alma de viejita, and training with people older than her

[11:20] Pablo on listening as the skill behind everything else

[12:40] Don’t be nonchalant, and the case for being amable

[14:17] Germany: love expressed in actions rather than words

[18:25] The Very Caliente question: Bad Bunny’s all-Spanish halftime show

Notable Guests / Resources

•             Yvette Vargas, host on Telemundo Indy, community advocate and business owner

•             @yvettevargas2025 on Instagram and Yvette Vargas on LinkedIn

•             De Todo un Poco, her show on Telemundo Indy, Saturdays 11am, channel 19

•             Indiana Latino Institute, where she took her first job in the community

•             Pablo Alsina, TV host and Telemundo alumnus, co-host of Very Caliente

•             Jennie López, speaker, coach, author of Intentional Unicorn, co-host of Very Caliente

Special Announcements

🔥 Yvette joins the divided house on Bad Bunny. Go back and watch the full halftime show episode for where Pablo and Jennie landed.

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Podcast Title:

Very Caliente

Hosts:

Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

Episode Title:

EP 036 - Your Phone Is Handcuffs: The Detox, The Deletion & Getting Your Mind Back

Summary:

They built it, YouTube took it down, and nobody told them why. Pablo and Jennie open up about losing the channel overnight and choosing to make lemonade instead of noise. It turns into their most practical conversation yet: Jennie's journaling framework for separating what's true from the story you're telling yourself, her week long social media detox, and Pablo's blunt take on why your phone puts you in handcuffs. Positive, unfiltered, and very caliente.

Main Topics:

●        The takedown: no warning, no explanation, back to zero views

●        Focusing on what you can control when it all falls apart

●        Jennie's journaling method: truth versus story, then one action

●        The social media detox and the week of clarity that followed

●        Why 24/7 news bombards you the way scheduled news never did

●        The handcuff posture: what your phone is training you into

●        Protecting your circle without abandoning a friend who's struggling

●        Fads, filters and why the real face always wins

Intriguing Quotes:

“Focus on what you can control and keep moving forward.” – Jennie López

“We are the best movie producers out there.” – Jennie López

“Look at the posture that phone puts you in. This is you in handcuffs.” – Pablo Alsina

“There is nothing more beautiful than the real face of a woman.” – Pablo Alsina

Key Moments:

[00:00:40] – The takedown explained: rules broken, no explanation given

[00:01:26] – Jennie on fairness, and refocusing on what you can control

[00:02:43] – Why it's called Very Caliente and how hot topics get picked

[00:03:53] – Pablo's instant mood fixes: bright colours, early sun, get outside

[00:04:19] – Jennie's journaling tool, step by step

[00:05:23] – Pablo on presence: why past and future are both fiction

[00:06:42] – The detox experiment and the clarity it produced

[00:08:11] – From the 6 o'clock news to the 24/7 scroll

[00:09:04] – Commercials inside the show, and what that does to viewers

[00:10:37] – Protect your circle, and Jennie's first time dates

[00:11:42] – Being there for the friend who's actually struggling

[00:14:08] – The handcuff posture, and who you're submitting to

[00:15:16] – Why a perfect face isn't a beautiful one

[00:17:27] – Use the phone as a weapon for good, not against yourself

Notable Guests/Resources:

●        Pablo Alsina – TV host, weatherman, sports anchor, co-host of Very Caliente

●        Jennie López – Speaker, coach, author of Intentional Unicorn, co-host of Very Caliente

●        Intentional Unicorn – Jennie's book on authenticity and standing out on purpose

Special Announcements:

🔥 The original channel was removed by YouTube, so the back catalogue is live again from zero. Go rewatch the earlier episodes.

🎙 A fully Spanish episode with Pablo and Jennie is on the way.

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Podcast Title:

Very Caliente

Hosts:

Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

EP 035 - Don’t Contaminate Your Dream - Zumba, Patience & Legacy with Beto Pérez

Summary

Beto Pérez was fifteen when his mother got her chance to emigrate to the United States, and he talked her into going. He wanted to dance, and he knew that if she stayed he would end up studying law. So she set him a condition: prove you can pay your own bills, finish school and live on your own. He did. Messenger in the morning, dance classes in the afternoon, school at night. He did not see her again for ten years. By seventeen he had won a national dance contest and put the winnings into an apartment he slept in on an aerobics mat. In Miami he found what he had been looking for, an empty space nobody was occupying, and a class called Rumbacize that two men also named Alberto helped him turn into Zumba in 2001. Two decades on it is one of the biggest fitness brands on earth. His advice for anyone chasing something big has nothing to do with hustle: do not contaminate it.

Main Topics

Intriguing Quotes

“Patience and perseverance go further than talent.” - Beto Pérez

“If you want to be successful, you have to occupy a space that isn’t occupied.” - Beto Pérez

“Don’t contaminate your dream. Not with fame, not with money.” - Beto Pérez

“In this country it counts for a lot to be somebody. Being a millionaire just makes you one more statistic.” - Beto Pérez

“If you doubt in this business, you die.” - Beto Pérez

“If you stop moving, you die.” - Pablo Alsina

Key Moments

[00:46] Jennie introduces Beto Pérez, the creator of Zumba

[01:48] Two chapters, Cali and Miami, and how Rumbacize became Zumba

[04:25] Dancing in Cali clubs at fifteen as the cleanest kid in the room

[11:10] Bogotá, Greek music and tangos, and choreographing for Shakira

[14:35] The Ohio infomercial deal, closed on three phrases of English

[16:44] Two fitness products in a hundred stick, and why Zumba was one

[20:33] The Forrest Gump comparison and the lives he never planned to change

[21:09] Jennie’s story, and the line that stuck: if you doubt, you die

[22:26] Don’t contaminate your dream with fame or money

[26:32] Getting off the ego and being proud his instructors are better

[28:11] Single fatherhood at fifty, City Zero and the football club

[31:29] Legacy, and wanting Zumba to outlive him the way Apple outlived Steve Jobs

[33:01] Move your body, Zumba.com, and next year’s Zumba cruise

Notable Guests / Resources

Special Announcements

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Very Caliente

Hosts: Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

EP 034 - Inner Voice Over Outer Noise - Emmys, Menopause & Breaking Stereotypes with Gaby Natale

Summary

Gaby Natale arrived in the United States with no family, no friends and no connections, and had to wait on a green card before she was even allowed to become an entrepreneur. When she finally pitched her show, every station said no until one offered her a carpet warehouse they were using to store carpet. She took it. That show became SuperLatina, and seven years later she was the first Latina to win three Daytime Emmys back to back to back. She lost six nominations before she won one. Two months after her vow renewals she was diagnosed with breast cancer, went through surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation, and came out the other side in medically induced menopause with nowhere bilingual to turn for information. So she built it. She also came out of it done with the superwoman cape, and she explains exactly why.

Main Topics

Intriguing Quotes

“Having a TV show, even a TV show made so humbly out of a carpet warehouse, is infinitely better than not having a TV show at all.” - Gaby Natale

“The fact that you start small does not mean that you’re thinking small.” - Gaby Natale

“When we don’t tell our stories, other people tell that story on our behalf, and they are telling it wrong.” - Gaby Natale

“There’s a very thin line between being a hero and a martyr.” - Gaby Natale

“Inner voice over outer noise.” - Gaby Natale

“If you don’t own it, somebody else will.” - Jennie López

Key Moments

Notable Guests / Resources

Special Announcements

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Very Caliente

Hosts: Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

Summary

A full Spanish language episode. Pablo found Fiorella Roetto online through a run of World Cup videos and knew the energy belonged on the show. She is a high impact coach in Buenos Aires working in mental reprogramming, taking apart the belief systems people inherit before they are old enough to question them. She is blunt about the manifesting trap: you can think beautifully all day, but the person you envy simply gave more time to a skill. The heart of the episode is her mother. Doctors said she would not recover. Fiorella spent five years applying neuroscience, discipline and a refusal to accept one prognosis as the only possibility. Her mother is 98% recovered. From there she breaks down the quantum leap, why every decision opens a portal, and why peace beats winning an argument with a stranger in the comments.

Main Topics

Intriguing Quotes

“Either I win or I learn. There is no way I lose.” - Fiorella Roetto

“Religion is for those who fear going to hell. Spirituality is for those of us who have been there and made it out.” - Fiorella Roetto

“Every decision we make opens a portal.” - Fiorella Roetto

“The doctors told me my mother was not going to recover. Today she is 98% recovered.” - Fiorella Roetto

“It is not just thinking beautifully. It is facing your shadow.” - Fiorella Roetto

“Positivity is not only being happy. It is seeing everything in a positive way.” - Pablo Alsina

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Very Caliente

Hosts: Pablo Alsina & Jennie López

EP 032 - My Lane Is Everything - Sports, Identity & Refusing the Box with Pablo Alsina

Summary

Jennie flips the mic and makes Pablo the guest on his own show, without telling him first. He traces the whole arc: youngest of three in a house full of talent, the high school senior voice audition he only took as a dare, a kicking career at Florida that an injury ended, and the pivot to covering games instead of playing them. World Series play by play, the Super Bowl sideline at 28-3, and friendships with players like Todd Gurley that taught him to cover the human, not the number on the back. He unpacks being told to pick a lane, being told to split his English and Spanish reels, and being too something for every box LA tried to put him in. Closes with a rapid fire round and the line that sums him up.

Main Topics

Intriguing Quotes

"My lane is doing everything. I need to do everything." – Pablo Alsina

"If I’m going to fail, I’m at least going to fail doing absolutely everything." – Pablo Alsina

"I cover the human, not just the number on the back." – Pablo Alsina

"They speak two languages, you only speak one." – Pablo Alsina

"The best way to beat depression is with a smile and cheering somebody else up." – Pablo Alsina

"If you fail doing 20 things you love, it’s better than if you succeed doing one thing you hate." – Pablo Alsina

Key Moments

Notable Guests / Resources

Special Announcements

🎧 Connect with the Hosts
Follow Jennie (@IntentionalUnicorn) and Pablo (@PabloAlsina) on Instagram for behind-the-scenes moments, bonus wisdom, and pure good vibes.

🛍️ Support the Show
Love what we’re doing? Share the show, leave a review.

🔥 Hashtags to Follow & Share

#VeryCaliente #LatinxPodcast #BilingualPodcast #MindsetShift

#AuthenticityMatters #PositiveEnergy #CourageCultureConversation #PodcastLaunch2026

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