We're probably wrong

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We're probably wrong episodes

  • The slap

    As is required per podcast etiquette, the slap which happened this weekend at the oscars must be discussed! Our host also dive into a sense of loss which they both feel comes with being first generation. Some of our parents culture is lost in us, which do they not care to lose? Which do?

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    Intro song - No puedo by ariel and the culture @funnylatinx

    44 min
  • Cremation is expensive!!

    Like John Cena, you won't see us when our parents retire. Expenses for retirement like medicine, doctors, nursing help etc etc, all this is in the back of our host mind, why is a home not an option to send their parents? How do they want to be treated at retirement age?

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    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture @funnylatinx

    40 min
  • Ingles sin barreras

    Season 2 kicks off with the love/hate relationship of language. The difficulty of translating, the greatness and inclusiveness of knowing a language. This and more on this episode 1 of season 2 episode.

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    Intro song - No puedo by ariel and the culture, follow him @funnylatinx

    47 min
  • East coast complex

    On this special episode we are joined by two good friends (Melissa and Joaquin) to talk about their upbringing, and their experiences moving to New York. What are some differences between growing up in NYC and other cities around the country? Do they feel like have adjusted to their new city? All this and more in this very special episode 20 of the We are probably wrong podcast.

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    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture @funnylatinx

    1 hr 14 min
  • "People confuse me, food doesn't"

    One of the basis of Mexican culture is the food, moles, peppers, fruits, and of course tortillas. Our host indulge in this conversation about their culinary roots!!!

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    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture

    50 min
  • Jorge Ramos lesson on civil rights

    Doctors, banks, family members, all these are people or places in which we rely on, but can we always rely on them? Join us this week and stay tune for an announcements at the end of the episode, especially if you enjoy free books!!

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    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture

    53 min
  • Operation condor

    No filter in this conversation about race and wealth. Borders are needless? Tune in to find out why they don't think about us and we don't care for them.

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    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture

    50 min
  • You CAN have your cake and eat it too!!

    So many parties, from sleeping after the cake to finding a dance partner, our host talk why big parties and the downsides (is there any?). This and more on this week episode.

    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture

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    55 min
  • Cumbia de los monjes

    Religions grasp on our hosts lives is undeniable, how have they dealt with it? What are their thoughts? Why must playing cards suffer? All this and more in today's episode.

    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture

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    48 min
  • “Do undocument people have documents?”
    The representation of latin people is concerning, what do our host think? Who gets to flaunt their heritage and who profits of it? This and more on this weeks episode.
    Intro song - No puedo by Ariel and the culture
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    48 min

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Join us as we discuss various topics, including news, personal stories and more. We share our opinions (sometimes regretfully, sometimes unapologetically) and try to understand the topic and our own…