Cafe Con Pam Podcast

Hello listeners, we're back this week and we have a conversation with Ed Blunt.Ed is A former Broadway, Television, Film and Voice Over Artist, Ed Blunt has worked with Les Brown, trained for T. Harv Eker’s Peak Potentials and a has been a featured speaker at George Fraser’s International Frasernet.Has also worked with pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Columbia University Medical College, Yale University, the Trinidadian Congress of Insurance Agents, Volunteers of America, and Another Choice among many others.Ed Blunt is the only Les Brown Platinum Speaker to have the distinction of earning 6 Figures in speaking fees in one month implementing Les Brown’s teachings.Listeners, this episode will leave you thinking about your mindset and hungry for financial literacy.Find Ed on all things social:https://www.edblunt.comhttps://www.facebook.com/theedblunthttps://www.instagram.com/edblunt/Find Cafe con Pam on all things socialwww.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/www.facebook.com/cafeconpampod

Listeners, we're back this week with Horacio Portillo.Horacio tells us so many stories of resilience, resourcefulness, and strenght. We learn about his company GYV, and his passion for developing a brand that reflected and honored his culture.Find GYV on all things social:https://justgyv.com/https://www.facebook.com/JUSTGYV/https://www.instagram.com/justgyv/Find Cafe con Pam on all things socialwww.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcastwww.spreadideasmovepeople.com/podcastFor the Small Biz Support Program head over tospreadideasmovepeople.com/sbspShare this episode with someone you loveAnd don't forget to Stay Shining! Thanks to our monthly supporters David Haberstock Martha Alonzo-Johnsen Aida Jarrett Maribel Lara

Listeners, we're back this week with another great episode. This time we talked to Jhoselyn Thomas.Jhoselyn is a Licensed Registered Nurse with over 16 years of experience, a Sacred Sexuality Guide, Sexual health advocate, and Certified Tantra Practitioner, a Shaman training with the indigenous Shuar culture, plant medicine retreat facilitator, and intuitive healer. She has worked with clients of all ages and backgrounds in both Spanish (her native tongue), and English. Sharing her medical and holistic knowledge about health, healing and emotional balancing life. Working with knowledge passed down from her South American Indigenous lineage, as well as her western training.When Jhoselyn is not living her path as healer, she spends her path as a nurturing parent to 2 wonderful girls, a wife to her amazing husband and girlfriend to her lovers in a polyamorous union of 18 years. She also enjoys traveling, teaching, and growing her own edible garden and cooking healing meals for her loved ones.This episode covers

Hello listeners, we're back this week with Maritere Rodriguez Bellas.Maritere is an award-winning author, bilingual and bicultural parenting expert, influencer, features writer, and speaker with a master’s degree in communications from Pepperdine University in California. Realizing she could combine her two life passions, writing and motherhood, Maritere became a voice for Latino parents long before the existence of online parenting resources. For twelve years, Maritere wrote a highly regarded and influential parenting column for La Opinión, the largest Spanish language newspaper in the country. During that time, she also wrote for the national magazines Ser Padres and Healthy Kids en Español and Exito! Chicago.For four years, her articles appeared in Vista magazine, distributed nationally and online via the ImpreMedia group, in the top 15 U.S. Hispanic markets. A parenting blogger since the fall of 2014, she is a contributor to online publications like Connect Her Media, Dual Language Schools Organization, a

Listeners this week we're back with Luis MirandaLuis s a peacebuilding professional specializing in capacity building, youth leadership development, and restorative justice processes with communities affected by armed conflicts and historical harms.Luis has facilitated dialogues and leadership development workshops for youth-oriented initiatives in North America, Europe, East Asia, and Latin America. He has also participated in the efforts of the United Network of Young Peacebuilders in 2014-2015 which lead to the Amman Declaration and the passing of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2250 on Youth, Peace, and Security. As an activist under the #JusticiaYa movement in Guatemala, Luis organized waves of peaceful demonstrations nonviolent demonstrations which managed to oust the country’s presidency in 2015 and then led a series of workshops to shift the movement's advocacy efforts towards legislative reforms.Under the Office of the High Commissioner for Peace in Colombia, Luis conducted extensive f

Happy 2019!Listeners, the first episode of the year is a great one to get you inspired to take action this year. This episode we had a conversation with Linda GonzálezLinda is the author of the memoir The Cost of Our Lives. She has published essays in literary journals and books, served as a judge for Latino Books awards and guest editor for aaduna journal, she is a storyteller, and received her MFA from Goddard College. Linda is developing a solo performance piece that draws from the memoir and incorporates the complexities of educational privilege and stereotypes.We talk about her childhood, navigating college, and how her life changed with she answered the knock on the door when she was 16 years old.Find Linda on all things social:https://www.instagram.com/masdelinda/http://www.lindagonzalez.net/Find Cafe con Pam on all things socialwww.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcastwww.spreadideasmovepeople.com/podcastFor the Small Biz Support Program head over tospreadideasmovepeople.c

Listeners we're back this week with Krystal Guerra!Krystal Guerra is a Utah native and first-generation Latina and holds a Bachelors of Science in Business Management with a Marketing Emphasis from Utah Valley University.Krystal has always had a passion for leadership and serving her community both locally and nationally. While attending UVU she worked closely with campus administration as the VP of Clubs and Organizations and advocated for community colleges in Washington DC as the Utah South Regional Representative with ASACC. She was also an AmeriCorpsVISTA member, an organization aimed at alleviating poverty through volunteering and the mobilization of resources. Locally, she served as a volunteer for the Boys and Girls Club at Capitol West in Salt Lake City, where she worked with culturally diverse teens and presented with the SMART girls initiative.Krystal has over seven years’ experience in B2B tech marketing and thrives on recommending solutions that drive results. She has worked with hundreds of clie

Hello listeners! After a 3 week restoring break Cafe con Pam is back and llego para quedarse!During this episode, we bring back The Humbled Therapist Priscila and we talk about being in this growth stage of the podcast.We keep it pretty casual and simply have a conversation about what has happened in the last two years.Stay tuned for amazing guests coming up in the next weeks and fun things ahead!Follow Cafe con Pam on all things social:https://www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/https://www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcast/https://www.spreadideasmovepeople.comStay shining! Thanks to our monthly supporters David Haberstock Martha Alonzo-Johnsen Aida Jarrett Maribel Lara

Listeners, we're back this week with Maydelli Mendoza.Maydelli is the founder of Healing with Self Love and Raw Love by May. She is passionate about healing at all levels, this comes from her own personal struggle with depression after finding out she was undocumented. Her journey to healing came from a variety of places. As she healed at a spiritual, mental, emotional and physical level, she became a Reiki Master and a Soul Synchronicity meditation expert from the Oneness University in India. Maydelli graduated with a B.A. degree in Sociology and she is eager to start her Master Program in Clinical Psychology. With more than ten years experience in the Restaurant Industry, she hopes to revolutionize the way we look at food which is the reason why she started her Vegan Catering company Raw Love by May. Maydelli realized the major role her food choices were playing in the way she felt physically. Once she understood that, she made food one of her healing tools. She wants others to find healing from past childh

Listeners, we're back this week with another episode and this time we have a conversation with Maribel Quezada-Smith.Maribel Maribel is a creative entrepreneur who has spent too much time hopping between cultures, never truly feeling like she fit in anywhere. Until she gave up her ideas of who she thought people wanted her to be and embraced her authentic self. Her passion is to inspire people through meaningful content and stories. And she’s doing it in her work, and through her podcast, Diferente. She earns her living as a television producer, writer, and marketing consultant, and yes, she always has three jobs… in case you were wondering.We talked about all the things during this episode, from living in Mexico to moving to he MidWest, online dating and living a diferente life.We also launched the Small Biz Support Program at Cafe con Pam, where small businesses can show up and tell us all about their product or service. To learn more go to spreadideasmovepeople.com/sbspFind Maribel on all things social:htt

Hello listeners, we're back with another rapidín episode and this time I've been dragging sharing it because talking about my spirituality is hard for me. Also, because this podcast is not about that, however, I've been called to share this story and I hope you find it useful.During this rapidín, we learn about the ancient Hawaiian practice of clearing Hoʻoponopono:I'm sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you.I chat about the beautiful voice of Carrie Grossman and I play a bit of her amazing song Thank you. You can find the whole song below and I invite you to sit and meditate while you listen to the words: http://bit.ly/carriegrossmanthankyouAh, let me know your thoughts on this episode and always always stay shining!Find Cafe con Pam on all things social:www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcast/www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/podcast Thanks to our monthly supporters David Haberstock Martha Alonzo-Johnsen Aida Jarrett Maribel Lara

Hello listeners, we're back this week with an episode brought to you by Providence St. Joseph Health.Providence St. Joseph Health is one of the largest not-for-profit health systems in America, comprising a diverse family of organizations driven by a belief that health is a human right and everyone should have access to live the best life possible, regardless of how much money they have.Every day they serve patients with compassion and excellence. They share a singular commitment to improve the health of all, and are strong advocates for those who are poor and vulnerable. To learn more visit future.psjhealth.orgDuring this episode, we chatted with Ali Santore, who is vice president of government and public affairs for Providence St. Joseph Health. Ali leads advocacy and public affairs, which includes managing government affairs operations across seven states and in Washington, D.C. Her national advocacy and engagement strategies have successfully advanced federal priorities that preserve and expand access to

Hello listeners, this week we're back with Tatiana Velazquez.Tatiana is a former Pow! Wow! Long beach participant whose work can be found on the west-facing wall of the market at the northeast corner of Broadway and Cherry. Her work, bordering the lines between graphics and cubism, plays with female identity, beauty, and the interconnection of all humans.She's a mixed media artist and creates art ranging from collage, watercolor, photography, ink, cyanotype, pastel, film, acting, screenwriting, and she's also a musician(bass, piano, vocals.). Tatiana does it all and enjoys it all. Through her story she teaches us that listening to what your body needs to express is powerful, sometimes that could come through visual art and sometimes through music.Don't forget to check our affiliate link with CreativeLive so you can get your creativity on today. Visit bit.ly/creativeliveconpam so you can start learning something fun. I get a little comission as a thank you for sending you to them.Find Tatiana on Instagram:http

Hello listeners, we're back this week with another episode and this time we chat wit Shaun Cassidy.Shaun is the chief developer of Cassidy Creative Solutions. A speaking, training, and consulting firm that helps professionals, nonprofit organizations and corporations leverage social media, internet sales and marketing strategies through storytelling across platforms.Shaun specializes in SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT and INTERNET SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIES. He holds professional and social media networks for over 500,000 people from within over 40 different countries around the world. Shaun’s LinkedIn profile is listed within the top 1% of profiles viewed worldwide with over 30,000 first level professional connections and he is the developer of one of the largest Facebook groups within Southern California.Shaun’s clients and partners have been featured in the following global sites: The New York Times, Forbes, WGBH Boston, Univision, ABC News, CNN, CBS News, NBC Latino,The Huffington Post, the front page of Yaho

Listeners we're here this week with some tea and Giovanna Sarquis!Writer / Director, Giovanna Sarquis was born and raised in Mexico City. Her cultural background has played a major role in the way she approaches storytelling and filmmaking. Ever since she was a little girl she remembers writing stories and poems; however, while growing up filmmaking was not an encouraged career. Filmmaking gave her happiness though and she believed that she had no other option but to follow her passion and become a storyteller. She pursued her dream and graduated from the American Film Institute in Los Angeles with an MFA in Screenwriting in 2017.Culture continues to play a large role in Giovanna’s filmmaking career. Giovanna likes to call her genre magical realism. In this, she explores the human condition and the adversity that can be seen in the world. She hopes that through her films, people can feel empathy or connect with the struggles faced by the main character. In her films, she likes to blend the rawness of humanity

Hello listeners! This week we're back talking to Xochitl Oseguera.Xochitl is the Senior Campaign Director of Mamás con Poder, the Spanish sector of momsrising.org. Xochitl was born and raised in Mexico, and moved to the U.S. to earn a Master's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Xochitl has more than 18 years experience working with the U.S. Hispanic/Latinx population in the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. In addition to her commitment to justice in the world, she is passionate about books, technology, traveling and her family.During our time together, Xochitl shared her story of living in the US. Navigating the Midwest and her current work with Mamás con Poder. We talk about #FamilySeparation and how it's still happening. Xochitl shares quick actions we can take to make a difference today.Find Xochitl on Twitter athttps://twitter.com/XochitlOsegueraand find out more at mamasconpoder.orgFollow Cafe con Pam Podcast on all things social:https://www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/https://www.face

Hello listeners! We're back this week with a Rapidín Episode.During this solo episode, I talk about my top 3 methods I use to prioritize. This episode was inspired by the questions I received from the Webinar I recently did for #WeAllGrow. Lots of the questions that I was asked had to do with prioritizing, so I created this episode to elaborate on what we talked about and inspire you to get things done this week.Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share this episode widely with your friends. Thank you to all of your 5-Star reviews and please keep them coming so I know you're listening and I can continue to create more content like this.To submit anonymous feedback head over to https://www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/questionsDon't forget to follow Cafe con Pam Podcast on all things social:https://www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast/Listeners, Stay Shining! Thanks to our monthly supporters David Haberstock Martha Alonzo-Johnsen Aida Jarrett Maribel Lara

Hello listeners! This week we're back and we have a conversation with Rudy Guisbert.After 14 years of being a Systems Administrator, Rudy decided that he needed a break from the routine and quit his job to travel to Latin America.This journey allowed him to meet beautiful people, explore amazing sites and venture into the most extraordinary coffee farms. Rudy found something in common that unites most Latino countries, this is called coffee. Rudy developed a strong bond with a number of farmers and producers across several Latin American countries such as Bolivia, Peru and Colombia. The more he connected with these farmers, the more he felt responsible for sharing their stories and product with the world.Now Rudy is an exclusive coffee merchant, he brings coffee directly from small coffee farms in Latin America, and works only in small batches of top-quality beans. The product comes in ready to sell, all the roasting, packaging, and branding is done in Latin America. Rudy is now proud of his company Cocotu be

Listeners, we're back this week with a great guest, Dr. Angelica Perez-Litwin.Dr. Angelica Perez-Litwin, PhD, is an accomplished Dominican-American psychologist, entrepreneur, educator, and an advocate for the career advancement of women. She has created the largest online network of Hispanic professionals and entrepreneurs in the nation with over 18,000 members worldwide. As the Founder and CEO of Latinas Think Big, Dr. Perez-Litwin has pioneered partnerships with today’s leading technology companies and universities, including Google, Twitter, Columbia and Harvard University, collaborating on initiatives designed to help women accelerate their careers and ventures. Featured in NPR, CNN, The NBC Today Show, Forbes, Scientific American, The Huffington Post, and across Hispanic media, her success as a social entrepreneur and masterful connector have earned her the title of ‘Latinalogist’ -- a passionate advocate for the personal wellbeing and economic prosperity of Latinas. She has received numerous awards and

Hello listeners, we're back this week with Jocelyn Ramirez!Todo Verde founder, Jocelyn Ramirez, is a vegan chef, college professor, yoga instructor, and advocate for healthy food access in her community.Jocelyn founded Todo Verde in 2015 with a mission to create delicious and healthy plant based food inspired by her Mexican and South American roots. She left her career in higher education to pursue a new path in foodways related to culture and tradition. She has referenced traditional recipes passed down for generations within her family, and has explored new techniques using native ingredients. As she continues to learn about the health benefits of nutrient dense food and healthy ecosystems, she offers knowledge on healthy living with the community through workshops, dialogues, food demonstrations, and speaking engagements.Jocelyn has also trained at the Matthew Kenney Culinary Institute specializing in plant based cuisine. She now sits on the Leadership Board for the Los Angeles Food Policy Council.We talke