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In this refreshingly light and laugh-filled episode of Lost in Translation, Samantha and Luis take a well-deserved break from the global chaos and focus on the everyday funny—and painfully relatable—moments of life. They kick things off with some bizarre and hilarious news stories that prove the world is still full of weird wonders.
Then, it’s all about getting older—from aching backs to cultural quirks around aging, they reflect on how different generations (and their parents!) handle growing up, slowing down, or pretending nothing’s changed at all.
And just when you think they’re wrapping up, they tease an exciting new segment coming next week, complete with a challenge for listeners and viewers. You won’t want to miss this feel-good episode that keeps it real, keeps it fun, and reminds us all to laugh a little more.
Check out the video format in their YouTube Channel @LostinTranslationSandL
Send your questions, comments and stories to our Instagram "LostinTranslationSandL" or email "[email protected]"
Send us a text
In this refreshingly light and laugh-filled episode of Lost in Translation, Samantha and Luis take a well-deserved break from the global chaos and focus on the everyday funny—and painfully relatable—moments of life. They kick things off with some bizarre and hilarious news stories that prove the world is still full of weird wonders.
Then, it’s all about getting older—from aching backs to cultural quirks around aging, they reflect on how different generations (and their parents!) handle growing up, slowing down, or pretending nothing’s changed at all.
And just when you think they’re wrapping up, they tease an exciting new segment coming next week, complete with a challenge for listeners and viewers. You won’t want to miss this feel-good episode that keeps it real, keeps it fun, and reminds us all to laugh a little more.
Check out the video format in their YouTube Channel @LostinTranslationSandL
Send your questions, comments and stories to our Instagram "LostinTranslationSandL" or email "[email protected]"