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This is the Soy Chingona podcast from 2018. Focusing on sharing your truth, who you are today and how you got here. Talking about everything tu mama told you not to! Tune into the new revamped podcast Mayahuel Healing Podcast:) Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soy-chingona/support
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In part 2 of this episode I share why I bought myself a Maria rag doll, sugar coating my relationships and more child trauma. Fist up Chingonas!
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In this episode of Soy Chingona I share a reflection and update of where I am at 38. I take you through my identity journey from Latina to Chicana, my recent experience with a stalker and my spiritual yoni steam. To be continued...
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Soy Chingona sits down with 5 small business owners and community leaders of Logan Ave., San Diego. We discuss the financial & emotional distress of COVID-19. From closing businesses to postponing the 50th celebration of Chicano Park. Fist up Chingonas!
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Cindy AKA The Mommy Goddess. She is a spiritual activator, soul couch and intuitive energy healer. Cindy shares her journey as an immigrant, the first time she went back to her hometown to visit and the special story of where she discovered her magic. We share how spirit crossed our paths and the magic she awakened in me.
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No need to cut toxic out this 2020, cause when your vibe is this high toxic will just fall right off- Soy Chingona
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Bonus Episode! I share with you a reading from my personal journal. I wrote down my emotions and thoughts at the time that I was coming down from an anxiety attack. I've never been able to catch my breath enough to focus on writing out my feelings. I just put pen to paper and didn't think, just wrote. I hope in sharing this someone will find comfort in their own process of anxiety.
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I'm happy to bring you the story of Rosa Vasquez. She is the Executive Director of the organization, Community Through Hope. Tune in and find out why she is changing the narrative on how we assist our unsheltered in San Diego.
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Wow, what an incredible journey of strength. Ale takes us through her truth of dealing and surviving through ulcerative colitis. She was diagnosed in her early 20's. I have so much respect for how brave she had to be to share the ugly details of what she faced.
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Soy Chingona is back with new episodes! So excited to share the story of season 6 Master Chef winner Claudia Sandoval. She takes us through her journey of being a single mom, career before being a chef and all the struggles in-between. Enjoy! Fist up Chingonas!
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Ruben Torres is the founder of the San Diego nonprofit organization called Love Thy Neighbor. They focus on transforming neighborhoods into communities of HOPE through creative Arts Education. They inspire, empower and above all LOVE. Listen to the journey of Ruben Torres and learn about the roots of this incredible organization.
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I love being a podcaster. I got to see these beautiful ladies perform and it was truly inspiring to see how they put heart, body & soul onto the stage. I get to sit down and learn more about the journey it took to become a female musician. From creating safe spaces in their own community, activism and singing powerful lyrics of life.
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This episode comes with trigger warnings. We discuss self harm and suicide. Elie shares her story about the loss of her son Anthony. She was so brave to be vulnerable and I appreciate her mission to help spread awareness on mental health.
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Sharing my personal journeying of trying to make a baby. I had the beautiful opportunity of being a guest storyteller at the Healing our Hearts event put on by California Latinas for Reproductive Justice.
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Such an honor to sit with lead singer Quino from reggae band Big Mountain. I grew up every year going to Earth Day at Balboa Park to support their music. We talk about our current political climate and how his lyrics from a song in 1994 is still relevant today. Quino opens up about his struggle with being an artist, activist, his anxiety issues, parenthood and addiction.
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Patricia is a Chicana Activist and an incredible artist. She is the director at the Sherman Heights Community Center. You can view her beautiful murals at Chicano Park. Thank you so much for coming on Soy Chingona and doing a live podcast from Por Vida Café y Cultural. "We are the gate keepers....the streets belong to us!"
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A true honor to sit and learn from Muslim and Civil Rights Activist Mohamed Elnakib. We talk about why "Muslim and Islam" are trigger words for Americans. We discuss the stigmas of women in the Islam religion. Mohamed opens up about the bullying he faced growing up and how it motivated him to take a stand. And one of his proudest moments in life was assisting the youth in San Diego on organizing the 2018 March for Lives.
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Welcome to the new segment called Cafecito Dates with Soy Chingona. I will be at Por Vida Café in Barrio Logan every Wednesday from 8:30am-10:30am doing Instagram live chats. Anyone and everyone is invited to come and have amazing coffee and connect. Every subject is on the table. Hope you enjoy!
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On this episode of Soy Chingona I sit with Milo and Caro, the owners of Por Vida Café in Barrio Logan. They take us through their journey from street art to being apart of recreating the community of Logan. Amazing to hear the collaborations and neighborhood support that organically grew to what it is today. And the actual history of their location just connects it all.
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Episode 22 Soy Chingona sits with my dear friend Viri who is a very talented singer and an ex-coworker of mine. Viri opens up about the sexist tough industry of music from a Latina's stand point. Why she's embarking on a new adventure to make music in Mexico City from San Diego. And her story of appreciating life enough to follow her dream. Hope you enjoy!
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On this episode of Soy Chingona, I get to sit with the creator Klea of Doll Face Club. We talk about her rough childhood, her rock bottom and her rise to want to serve her community. Klea and I both talk about the imposter syndrome and how it can effect our emotions. We connected over similar childhood traumas and shared a connection.
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