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How do you maintain balance in the chaotic world of entertainment? On this episode of the Todo Latino Show, we sit down with the multi-talented Christian Garcia, an influencer, reality TV star, singer, and podcast host of "Oil Overflow." We start off with some fun chatter about our morning rituals and the indispensable role of coffee, with Christian revealing his love for iced coffee from Priscilla's in Burbank. From the trials of LA traffic to the vibrant lifestyle of downtown living, we get a glimpse into Christian’s diverse Latino and Israeli background and how his family's support has been a cornerstone in his journey to stardom.
We then explore Christian's incredible faith journey, touching on his thrilling experience of winning a car on "The Price is Right" and the less glamorous side of dealing with taxes on those prizes. Christian shares profound insights on how his faith has kept him grounded through life's ups and downs, and offers a sneak peek into his upcoming Christian pop album designed to spread love and positivity. We also delve into the broader impact of faith and mentoring in the entertainment industry, highlighted by a heartfelt story about how faith helped the host's family navigate mental health challenges.
Lastly, we discuss the essential role of rest and mental health in sustaining one's well-being. We emphasize taking breaks, the concept of a sabbath, and the value of positive reinforcement in maintaining emotional health. Christian shares his experiences with faith-based youth events and the powerful influence of social media, particularly TikTok, in modern times. We wrap up with an exciting announcement about the upcoming Revolucion event, inviting our audience to join us in person or through digital live streaming. This episode is packed with inspiration, faith, and practical advice, making it a must-listen!Support the show
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Award-winning comedian and actor Jesus Trejo joins us for an exciting in-studio session of the Todo Latino Show! Jesus Trejo also shares his experiences creating the PBS docu-series "Roots of Comedy," illuminating the deep connections and cultural insights gained during its production. Plus, don't miss our top Latino songs of the 2000s according to ChatGPT. This episode is packed with laughter, heartfelt moments, and lively discussions that you won't want to miss.
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Why is it crucial for Latino creatives to have proper representation and visibility in the arts? Join us as we welcome Diana Luna, the dynamic executive director of NALIP, who shares her inspiring journey from growing up in Mexico City surrounded by art and culture to becoming a pivotal figure in the U.S. advocating for Latino voices. Diana recounts how her father's passion for arts influenced her career and her relentless drive to fill the representation gap for Latino creatives in the U.S. With an engaging discussion on navigating the creative industry, Diana provides invaluable tips on pricing art, understanding contracts, and leveraging social media for self-promotion.
Our conversation also delves into the challenges faced by studio executives in promoting diverse talent and projects. Diana shares the successes and frustrations within the industry, discussing how critical community and media critic support are for the longevity of diverse content. We celebrate notable projects like "Blue Beetle" and "Flaming Hot," while also addressing the disappointment of canceled shows and the lack of marketing for diverse content. This segment provides insights into how collective efforts can ensure more representation and employment opportunities in media, highlighting the universal relatability and richness of diverse storytelling.
In our final segments, we explore the evolving impact of technology on the entertainment industry, discussing AI and virtual reality's potential to both challenge and enhance creative roles. Diana emphasizes the necessity for Latino creatives to be ready and competitive in this fast-changing landscape. To wrap things up on a lighter note, we dive into a fun "Would You Rather?" game centered around food preferences and cultural tastes, revealing our love for dishes like pozole verde de pollo and tamales. Follow NALIP on Instagram at Naliporg and stay tuned for more exciting updates and events.Support the show
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This episode of the Todo Latino Show features the hilarious Martin Amini, who shares his colorful journey from a childhood filled with lively house parties, diverse music, and delicious food, to making a name for himself in the comedy world. Hear how Martin's unique upbringing in a predominantly Latino and Black neighborhood on the East Coast influenced his comedic style and helped him connect with others through humor. The vibrant tales of roasting sessions at the bus stop will have you laughing and nodding along.
Martin opens up about the challenges of pursuing comedy with immigrant parents who initially prioritized stability over creative careers. Despite early skepticism, his family’s support blossomed as they recognized comedy as a positive outlet. The emotional reward of being able to give back to his parents brings a heartfelt dimension to Martin's story. We also touch on the impact of seeing relatable figures in comedy, like George Lopez and Dave Chappelle, and how their representation spurred Martin and others to aspire higher. This chapter paints a vivid picture of the importance of cultural and community influence in the comedy scene.
But Martin's story isn't just about laughs. He dives into the broader implications of his multicultural background, discussing the importance of authenticity, financial literacy, and mental health awareness within immigrant communities. Learn how Martin integrates relationship advice into his comedy shows, promoting healthy lifestyles and genuine connections. From overcoming generational cycles to fostering authentic relationships, Martin's unique approach to comedy is both inspiring and enlightening. Join us for an episode filled with laughter, heartfelt stories, and valuable insights, highlighting the power of representation and community in the world of comedy.Support the show
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In our latest episode, we sit down with the remarkable Eliana Reyes, an actress, producer, and storyteller. Eliana shares her journey from Washington Heights to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, navigating societal biases and cultural beauty standards. Despite the challenges, she pursued her passion for acting, leaving a successful finance career and finding success in the modeling world.
Eliana discusses her project "Anamnesis" and her role at LATV Network, emphasizing her commitment to amplifying Afro-Latino voices. She also shares her moving documentary "Vida Nueva," which explores her father's long-term incarceration and its impact on their family.
Eliana's story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the importance of representation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone inspired by the relentless pursuit of dreams.
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Join us as we sit down with Vita Vasquez, the inspirational CEO of Vita Credit Queen LLC and Vamos Por Todo Nonprofit. Vita opens up about her life between Houston and Dallas, Texas, sharing how she navigated a tumultuous childhood marked by her father's incarceration and substance abuse. Her journey from leaving high school to support her family to eventually putting herself through community college and achieving professional success is nothing short of extraordinary. This conversation is not only a testament to her resilience but also a celebration of the cultural richness and growth of Houston and Dallas.
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We're thrilled to welcome back Carolina Acosta, founder of Tragos Games now available on Target shelves all across the country. Carolina shares the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, pitching to Target, and the creative promotional strategies her team used to make Tragos a household name. This conversation is packed with laughter, nostalgia, and a real behind-the-scenes look at making it big in retail.
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Join us on the Todo Latino Show as we sit down with Caleb Sanchez, a remarkable young athlete of Salvadorian and Filipino heritage. Growing up in the sports-centric environment of Carson, California, Caleb's story is one of passion and perseverance. He shares his experiences from playing multiple sports to honing in on football at St. John Bosco High School. Caleb reflects on his dual cultural influences, his curiosity about his Salvadorian roots, and the strong presence of Filipino culture in his community.
What does it take to transition from high school sports to a prestigious university like Columbia? Caleb takes us behind the scenes of his college decision-making process, highlighting the late recruitment that led him to this Ivy League school. Listen as he discusses the competitive nature of securing a spot on the football team, the challenges of balancing academics and athletics, and his excitement about exploring New York City's vibrant life. With an undecided major, Caleb's journey is filled with endless possibilities, as he contemplates futures in business or journalism, all while savoring the memory of his mom's homemade meals.Support the show
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When the indomitable Ida Rodriguez steps up to the mic, you know you're in for a story that's as punchy as her comedy. Her journey isn't just a tale of one woman's rise through the ranks of stand-up; it's a testament to the colorful threads of Latino culture, the realities of being Afro-Latina in Hollywood, and the bittersweet symphony of cultural pride and struggle. With Ida's infectious laughter as our guide, we explore the rich tapestry of her life – from the vibrant streets of Puerto Rico to the cutthroat backstage world of comedy clubs.
In a landscape where voices like Ida's are often on the fringes, she pulls us right into the heart of the conversation. This episode is an intimate mosaic of identity, laughter, and truth. We examine the intricacies of navigating two worlds as Afro-Latinos, the persistent hurdles for proper representation in the arts, and how the resilience of culture can be both a shield and a spear in the fight against erasure. Together with Ida, we celebrate the triumphs of Latino comedians who break stereotypes, and we share in the warmth of traditions that bond families across distances.
Finish off with a nod to the soul-stirring power of storytelling. Ida takes us from the laughter-filled warmth of Thanksgiving dinners to the emotional depth of her own family's narratives. These stories aren't just words passed down through generations; they are the living, breathing heartbeats of communities that refuse to be forgotten. Ida's voice rises above the clamor, a clarion call for authenticity and inclusion, compelling us to listen, learn, and most importantly, to let ourselves be moved.Support the show
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Have you ever clung to a small glimmer of hope when the world seemed to crumble around you? Alisa Curiel of Curiel Creations embodies that spirit of endurance, taking us on a poignant journey from her humble beginnings in Brawley to her creative oasis in Canyon Lake. This episode unfolds Alisa's multifaceted career, from her healing touch as a licensed massage therapist to her knack for orchestrating harmony in the most cluttered spaces as a home organizer. But it's her therapeutic bracelet-making that threads her story of resilience, a craft refined in the wake of personal loss and her triumphant battle with a brain aneurysm. We celebrate her entrepreneurial zeal, a legacy of her beloved father, and explore how her work is interwoven with love, memory, and the drive to create.
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We've brought back our friend Carlos Castillo, the Nostalgic Latino. We talk about this career as a creator, heading back to the '90s and early 2000s, Top 10 TV Sitcoms and Is JLO done?
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Have you ever considered the untold story stitched into the fabric of a menstrual pad? Yessica Villatoro, the innovative force behind Just Period, does just that, weaving a narrative of empowerment and sustainability into each reusable pad her company creates. From her roots in Chihuahua, Mexico, to launching a business that's challenging menstrual stigmas head-on, Yesica's journey is as absorbing as the eco-friendly Zorb technology she champions. This episode peels back the layers of menstrual health education and the reasons behind Just Period's commitment to revolutionizing the way we view and manage periods, especially within Latino communities, where open discussions can be rare.
Discover the misunderstood hero of period care – the reusable menstrual pad, and let Yesica dismantle every myth you've heard about them. Comfort meets convenience in Just Period's skin-friendly minky material and leak-preventing design, making the monthly cycle less of a hassle and more of an experience in self-care. We navigate through the practicalities of pad care, storage, and even how to incorporate them into your on-the-go lifestyle. In the process, we're unraveling the wider implications of period poverty, and the personalized flair that Just Period brings to each design, offering a glimpse into the future of period care that's not only sustainable but also economically savvy.
As we wrap up, we're not just celebrating the near one-year anniversary of Just Period's entry into the period care conversation – we're also cementing Yessica's commitment to community, feedback, and the environment. We probe into how reusable menstrual products like hers are making waves against the 'pink tax' and how they're educating and empowering young girls. Join us in acknowledging the collective effort required to move towards a more period-positive future, where informed choices and community support are the norms, not the exceptions. With Yessica, Yovy, and Daisy by our side, we invite you to be part of this transformative mission.Support the show
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Prepare to be whisked into the heart of Latina culture as we sit down with the powerhouses behind Latina Fest, Bel Hernandez Castillo and Naibe Renozo. In a tapestry of vibrant discussions, they share the secrets behind their festival's success—from its humble beginnings to becoming a beacon of inclusivity and empowerment in downtown Los Angeles. Discover how they're celebrating everything from tantalizing cuisines to the latest fashion, and how they're amplifying the voices of Afro-Latina and other underrepresented groups within the vast Latina community. Their stories of tenacity and triumph are not just inspiring; they're a call to action for Latinas everywhere to shine.
As if that wasn't electrifying enough, our conversation ventures into the realm of Latina influence on consumerism and entrepreneurship. We peel back the layers of how Latina Fest not only revels in culture but also serves as a pivotal platform for direct consumer engagement, especially in the beauty industry. Witness the incredible growth narrative of the festival, its battles for corporate recognition, and the eventual breakthrough with major brands now lining up to support this cultural powerhouse. Each anecdote from our guests is a testament to their endurance and vision, setting the stage for a future where Latina entrepreneurs are no longer the unsung heroes of the economy.
But wait, there's more! We're not just bystanders in the ongoing narrative of Latina Fest; we're proud to announce our participation in the upcoming media panel, coinciding with a very special birthday celebration. So, mark your calendars and don't let FOMO get the better of you—join us for an experience that promises to be as enriching as it is festive. With all the details available on latinafest.com, there's no excuse not to be part of the movement that's rewriting the script for Latina representation in media, business, and beyond.Support the show
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Join the Todo Latino Show team as they talk about Bad Bunny suing a fan, current highlights, and more.
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The Todo Latino Team sits down with Mexican-American comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias who is currently on his "Don't Worry be Fluffy" tour and has been seen on Comedy Central, Netflix, and more.
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Join us for this special 1 on 1 interview with the CEO of Global Processing Systems Moses Heredia. He shares his journey, obstacles, and success as CEO of one of the largest processing companies worldwide.
Global Processing Systems: https://gprocessing.com/
Global Processing Systems, Inc is a global leader in payment processing solutions. We partner with merchants providing the very best in secure, state-of-the-art, easy-to-use payment solutions. We’ve helped businesses save money, and we can offer merchants multiple easy-to-accept payment methods, such as credit and debit cards, gift cards, international payments, and electronic check guarantee and check processing.Support the show
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We talked with East San Jose, California native and Latina Writer/Director Yara Estrada Lowe about her new film Demise.
About Demise:
Set in the present day, Latino landscaper, Caleb Castillo, leads a double life. He is entangled in a steamy affair with rising fashion star, Fiona Hernandez, while simultaneously devoted to his beautiful wife, Celine. Celine wants a child with Caleb more than anything in the world. As Fiona’s patience wears thin with Caleb's promises to leave his wife, Celine discovers Caleb's infidelity; they break up. Caleb and Fiona begin to forge a new life together, but Celine becomes obsessed with reclaiming what she believes is rightfully hers, including Caleb's newborn son, Brody. It appears that she may just succeed. But just when Celine thinks she has achieved victory, the film takes yet another twist and turn on this roller coaster ride of a modern-day noir, set in LA.
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Join the team as we highlight the latest Latino news, Pedro Pascal and Fantastic 4, This Fool, and Rafael gives his thoughts on the Kansas City Parade shooting.
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We talk with the TikTok Sensation now Actor Basilio Cerdan Jr and Lead Actress Isabella Feliciana (Maya) from the movie 'Maya' now streaming on Amazon, Apple TV, Vudu, Xbox, Google Play, and YouTube Movies.
MAYA raises awareness of key social issues such as the negative effects of domestic violence in the home, the dangers of alcoholism and drug abuse, child abuse, and child trafficking.Support the show
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