Wild Thoughts Podcast

In this episode, we dive into why getting kids involved in sports from a young age can be one of the most valuable investments a parent makes.

Sports is about so much more than winning games or learning skills on the field. It helps children build confidence, discipline, resilience, teamwork, and leadership — lessons that carry with them for the rest of their lives.

As a coach and parent, Jamie shares her perspective on why youth sports play such an important role in childhood development and how the habits learned through sport often shape who kids become as adults.

From building strong work ethic to learning how to push through challenges, youth sports provides experiences that help kids grow both mentally and emotionally.

If you’re a parent considering sports for your child or already navigating the world of youth athletics, this episode is for you.

In this episode we discuss:

• Why youth sports matter for kids

Nobody tells you how emotional parenting can get until it actually happens.

In this episode of Wild Thoughts Podcast, we talk about the first time our kid experienced what felt like bullying — and how completely unprepared we were for it.

Before becoming parents, we all imagine how we’d handle these situations: calm, logical, wise… right?

Yeah… not exactly what happened.

We dive into:

Parenting doesn’t come with a playbook, sometimes you just figure it out as you go.

If you’re a parent navigating playground drama, toddler emotions, or your own protective instincts… this episode is for you.

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What do Texas rodeos, horror movies, and cultural traditions have in common? Apparently… our marriage. 😂

In this episode of Wild Thoughts Podcast, my Venezuelan husband and I go from talking about rodeo culture in Texasto the hype around Scream 7, and somehow end up deep-diving into the cultural habits and traditions that secretly annoy us about each other.

From Latino family expectations to my own traditions growing up, we’re spilling the tea on the little things couples don’t always say out loud.

Expect:

Funny cultural differences in marriage

Latino vs non-Latino traditions

Rodeo life in Texas

Our thoughts on the upcoming horror movie Scream 7

Honest (and hilarious) relationship moments

If you’ve ever been in a mixed culture marriage, this episode will feel way too relatable.

Ranses and I talk about how we went from two completely separate individuals to building businesses — together.

During COVID, the world slowed down… but we didn’t.

We talk about:

Starting businesses during lockdown

Doing what it took to survive

Marriage and ambition

Believing in ourselves when nothing felt secure

Growing together instead of apart

If you’re building something with your partner or navigating marriage and entrepreneurship, this one’s for you.

The headlines are wild, the rumors are louder — let’s talk about what’s actually happening in Venezuela.

In this episode, I’m sharing how we met, who we were before marriage, and what it’s really like being married to a Venezuelan man. From cultural differences and fiery debates to faith, family, and love, this is the unfiltered story behind #MarriedToALatino.

If you love relationship stories, interracial marriage conversations, Latino culture, or real marriage talk...this one’s for you.

This one’s not your average couples chat... In this spicy After Dark episode, I sit down with my husband, Ranses, for a raw, hilarious, and unfiltered deep dive into us. From how we met to the funniest (and most awkward) moments of our marriage, nothing is off-limits.

But here’s where it gets cheeky together, we unbox a mysterious red bag filled with naughty toys, reacting in real time and spilling way too much tea along the way!

If you’ve ever wondered what couples really talk about when the cameras are rolling (and the kids are asleep) — this is it.

In this episode, we sit down with Urmi, a self-published author, YouTuber, blogger, podcaster, and fearless voice in the digital space. Known for her unapologetic authenticity and passion for storytelling, Urmi shares how she built her brand from the ground up, using her platforms to empower, educate, and uplift women around the world.

From navigating the challenges of self-publishing to creating engaging content across YouTube and blogs, Urmi, opens up about her journey, the lessons she’s learned, and the driving force behind her mission.

Whether you're an aspiring writer, content creator, or simply looking for inspiration to live more boldly, this episode will light a fire in you. Urmi, reminds us that your story is your power and there’s no better time than now to tell it.

Jamie is officially back from the wild, after globe-trotting, juggling projects, and doing the absolute most and she’s kicking off her return with a fire conversation featuring none other than Naria Torres, photographer, videographer, and founder of The Chronicles Of...

In this episode, they talk all things entrepreneurship, from building creative empires to balancing burnout, staying booked, and bossing up! But it wouldn’t be a Wild Thoughts episode without a dash of Y2K nostalgia...think Paris & Nicole, Destiny’s Child-era dreams, and early-2000s hustle culture.

🎧 Grab your iced coffee, cocktail or whatever and tune in. You don’t wanna miss this one. #Y2KAndCEOThings

In this deeply reflective episode, Jamie opens up about the emotional waves that come with the anniversary effect those moments when our bodies remember what our minds try to forget. As June unfolds, Jamie honors Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month by spotlighting the importance of breaking stigma, seeking support, and nurturing emotional resilience, especially for men who are often taught to “tough it out.”

This episode isn’t just about awareness it’s a call to action. Jamie explores the power of inner work: the daily choices we make to heal, grow, and show up with kindness. Whether it's through therapy, mindfulness, journaling, or simply taking accountability, Jamie reminds listeners that doing your own emotional housekeeping helps prevent your pain from bleeding onto others.