The Awakened Journalist
By Emiliana Molina Fajardo
The Awakened JournalistApr 18, 2024
86. I sing to my love, with Keysel
Meet Keysel, singer/songwriter with a multi-instrumental tendency, human connection facilitator, medicine & folk musician, visual artist, model, and poet.
In this interview we speak about surrender, the circle of truth and singing and songwriting in moments of pain and solitude.
Originally born in the seaside town of Barahona, Dominican Republic, you’ll find the landscape of his music just as varied as the folk influences of lands he’s walked, weaving through melody, rhythm, and sound to produce a colorful sonic tapestry that pays ode to beauty, nature, and the human condition.
He is deeply influenced by a belief that everyone has a song and that music has the inexplicable power to heal the mind, body, and soul.
He is guided by the lessons of his teachers, and ultimately hopes to spread compassion and joy through his art, helping individuals discover a life lived in greater authenticity, unity, and purpose.
You can come check him out performing on April 21st at 4 p.m. at the Manuel Artime Theater in Miami. Tickets here: https://www.ayalaweya.com/event-details-registration/caminantes-de-la-nueva-tierra?fbclid=PAAaZ8EdijCT3PnMejhCdNEsIhtmm71fRQaEhgIL2xO9g8lf_mxuoa8OZxNPY_aem_AS50X3dwUSmY-2p4Xd0WEDJ7HEu2oIsVRXq7PgRVFLSmKYFZ8ZY1vWUVj4qj7Fag0ZU Or link for tickets on the IG @Newconsciousproductions bio.
85. Drumming to your heart, with Katie Berns Lee (ENG)
Drumming to your heart, with Katie Berns Lee, the founder of Drum Temple LLC, where she helps women open their hearts, ground in, and express through deep activation, ancestral remembrance, and primal drumming ceremonies. Her dad knew she would be a percussionist when he saw her making rhythms by tapping on her crib when she was a newborn.
We spoke about drumming to birth, our heartbeats and any transformations you're going through in life. Ancient Egyptian wisdom and how to embrace a higher calling from within and from our ancestors.
Katie plays a “world drum set” anchored in by the West African djembe drum, bongos, kpanlogo and bata drums. She adds the flavors of the marimba, banjo, native flute, kalimba, and her voice to weave together soundscapes infused with powerful rhythm and song.
You can come check her out performing on April 21st at 4 p.m. at the Manuel Artime Theater in Miami.
Tickets here: https://www.ayalaweya.com/event-details-registration/caminantes-de-la-nueva-tierra?fbclid=PAAaZ8EdijCT3PnMejhCdNEsIhtmm71fRQaEhgIL2xO9g8lf_mxuoa8OZxNPY_aem_AS50X3dwUSmY-2p4Xd0WEDJ7HEu2oIsVRXq7PgRVFLSmKYFZ8ZY1vWUVj4qj7Fag0ZU
Or link for tickets on the IG @Newconsciousproductions bio.
84. Natures Guidance, with 10 year-old, Grace (ENG)
"Nature provides everything for us."
Natures Guidance, with 10 year-old, Grace Santana a singer and songwriter, member of the Children's Voice Chorus of Miami and a member of Sony Music's Next Generation of Artists Program.
In this short interview, Grace guides us with her wisdom showing us the consciousness, clarity and strength of our future leaders, her generation.
She speaks about her most recent performance where Shakira's son, Milan also performed at the Hard Rock in Fort Lauderdale and what it was like to know Shakira was watching.
Listen to her song here: https://open.spotify.com/track/3nqEq8zmi1gxOXlZ3czW8a?si=05f56c8fae364cf5
You can come check her out performing on April 21st at 4 p.m. at the Manuel Artime Theater.
Tickets here: https://www.ayalaweya.com/event-details-registration/caminantes-de-la-nueva-tierra?fbclid=PAAaZ8EdijCT3PnMejhCdNEsIhtmm71fRQaEhgIL2xO9g8lf_mxuoa8OZxNPY_aem_AS50X3dwUSmY-2p4Xd0WEDJ7HEu2oIsVRXq7PgRVFLSmKYFZ8ZY1vWUVj4qj7Fag0ZU
Or on IG @Newconsciousproductions bio.
83. Siempre somos guiados, con Jeannine Gaslonde (ESP)
83. Siempre somos guiados, con Jeannine Gaslonde (ESP)
Jeannine Gaslonde una venezolana que llegó a Estados Unidos sin papeles y comenzó a vender velas en un mall sin saber inglés. Hoy, Jeannine es la fundadora y presidenta de New Conscience Productions Corp., una organización sin fines de lucro que apoya a artistas emergentes en música medicina o música consciente para que compartan su voz y sus talentos.
En esta entrevista hablamos de:
La misión de los artistas que comparten la música medicina
Seguir el corazón que nos dice lo que nos corresponde hacer
Confiar en un misión por un bien mayor
El 21 de abril, New Conscious Productions y Salva y La Salve están lanzando su primer concierto: Caminantes de la Nueva Tierra.
Donde: Teatro Manuel Artime en Miami a las 4 p.m.
The Awakened Journalist, es uno de los patrocinadores de este evento.
Jeannine también se desempeña como Directora de Implementación y Gestión de Movilidad de la Organización de Planificación del Transporte (TPO) del condado de Miami-Dade. Tiene más de 17 años de experiencia en la industria de planificación y transporte.
82. I give myself full permission, with Emilia Garth (ENG)
Emilia Garth is a musician and songwriter of Native Hawaiian heritage, she sings in Spanish, Hawaiian, Portuguese, English, Yoruba and Gurmukhi. Her musical performances take us on meditative journeys and upbeat chants from Indigenous tribes of the Americas.
She specializes in meditation concerts and her ethereal voice effortlessly grounds serenity, enveloping audiences in a cocoon of calmness and relaxation. Guiding the mind to find solace and the body to reclaim its peace in a sacred sanctuary.
In this episode we explore the full spectrum of our voice, where we’re holding back and how we can give ourselves full permission to our inner exploration through the power of our voice.
What can you give yourself permission for today?
Remember, you don’t need permission from anyone else besides yourself to dive deep into the waters of your self exploration.
We dare you to take a signing class and start exploring the depths of your voice today.
IG: @Emilia_garth
81. Códigos sagrados del ser humano con Nicolas Pauccar Calcina (ESP)
Nicolas Pauccar Calcina, es un Sacerdote y Oráculo, nacido en la nación Q’ero, la ultima comunidad de los Incas, en Cuzco, Perú. Nicolas, llego caminando a Cuzco, Perú cuando tenia 11 años y fue el primer Q'ero en aprender a hablar español. Hoy se dedica a compartir el legado de la sabiduría ancestral Andina Inca.
Conversamos sobre:
Los códigos y propósitos que han establecido los pueblos indigenas para la humanidad:
1. Que las aguas regresen a ser cristalinas
2. Que la tierra sea fértil
3. Que el aire se pueda respirar sin contaminación
“Somos una sola raza”
“Los códigos y entendimientos que un ser humano debe tener como principios”, que si se incumplen, estamos incurriendo a la humanidad entera.
Los nueve niveles de consciencia.
Que significan los tejidos sagrados en la forma de vestir de los Q’eros y mucho más.
80. The password is: I am (ENG)
"We all have access to the cosmic WiFi and the password is: I am."
Salva Alba is a singer, songwriter, music producer and founder of Light Frequency Productions.
He was born in the Dominican Republic, his music journey started when he picked up the bass guitar for the first time at 13 years old.
He chose to answer an inner calling, exploring the medicine music world which led to the creation of his first solo project, Salva y La Salve.
Stay until the end to hear Salva's song, Puentes.
Caminantes De La Nueva Tierra
Sunday, Apr 21, 2024, 4:00 PM
Manuel Artime Theater, 900 SW 1st St, Miami, FL 33130, USA
Caminantes De La Nueva Tierra is the exhibition of a collective of emerging artists who are united by their divinely inspired intentions: to sing for the awakening of consciousness, to remind us all of the essential values of life and to raise the vibrations of all those who listen.
Links:
IG: @salva_alba
Music: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0WHgvzIMDxC4FmLtZGajbQ?si=43f39ef154ed432f
79. "Despiertenme porfavor" esto es un sueño con Mareah (ESP)
Fue muy difícil "decirle a mis papas que quería ser artista".
En este episodio desnudamos el alma de Mariana Restrepo, o Mareah, es cantante, ingeniera de sonido, productora y música Summa Cum Laude de Berkeley College of Music.
Hablamos de la demisexualidad, la autenticidad, la vulnerabilidad, la telepatía y quitarnos las etiquetas. Quédate hasta el final, Mareah le canto una canción a todas las Margaritas.
"Todos tenemos Margaritas por ahí".
Para toda mi familia era un hobby ser artista y yo lo quería hacer de forma profesional. Hoy en día, Mareah logro su primer album Miel com mas de 1,000,000 de reproducciones en Spotify y Youtube, fue la artista invitada para abrir los conciertos de Kany Garcia en Colombia, también de Andres Cepeda, Daniela Spalla y Elsa Elmer
Fue cantante y directora vocal en el soundtrack de la película de Disney ganadora de un Oscar, "Encanto".
IG: @Mareah
Escucha a Mareah aquí:
78. “Your soul is sacred, your experience is sacred," with Vanessa Spiva (ENG)
“My whole life, when I unpack it, I don't have any shame around it. It’s so juicy and good.”
After working in local politics, being high-functioning and on drugs, to landing in the sex industry for ten years, Vannessa Spiva, now runs her own company, Sacred Souls. It’s an Alternative & Holistic Health Service where she supports and guides conscious leaders to emotionally heal and expand into their highest purpose through Energetic & subconscious modalities.
Some of my favorite moments speaking to Vanessa that I think you'll enjoy:
“I stumbled across a craigslist ad that said massages, and I thought “oh cool,” I can give massages…When I showed up it was a whole different story.”
“I remember being in the strip club one night, and I was one of the top girls there and I don’t brag about that...It was stressful and I was people pleasing on another level…and I realized I had hit rock bottom.”
“Our life experiences are sacred…we’re all sacred souls and we’re just coming back to that sacredness one day at a time.”
“Anything we experience in our life physically, starts in our energy field…and energetics have the highest impact in our subconscious.”
“When the pain of staying the same is more than the pain of changing, we go for it…I have nothing to lose and I’m tired of it.”
“Me today as a 36 year old, I am thanking younger Vannessa for launching herself into so much growth without knowing.”
She also launched her own podcast: Sacred Souls
You can listen to it here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7itutYtXv9lVJQZcjcdg7C
IG: @sacred__soul____
77. Música medicina con Jesús Hidalgo y Tere de Jesús (ESP)
"Ese rezo surgió el día que mi mamita trascendió," así nace la canción de Tere de Jesús, Como debe Ser.
Así es la música medicina que comparten Jesús Hidalgo y Teresa de Jesus, cantos sagrados que surgen del vacío de la creación cuando se van seres queridos o simplemente cuando estamos atravesando procesos en la vida, sean tristes o alegres.
Hablamos del concierto 'Todo el mundo dice AHO'.
La música como medicina sagrada
Estar en armonía con todas nuestras relaciones
El duelo de una madre y la creación de una canción para transformar el dolor
Jesús Hidalgo es cantautor y ha sido nominado al Latin Grammy Award 2013 como Mejor Artista Nuevo. En 2013, participó en la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en la celebración del Día de la Tierra…Tambien ha viajado ciudades como el Valle Sagrado de Perú, a Putumayo, Colombia y Ciudad de México México entre otros abogando por el cuidado de la madre tierra.
Teresa de Jesús es cantautora venezolana, dedicada a facilitar Danzas Circulares Ancestrales, Círculos Sagrados; y es Bailarina de la Luna…A través de su canto y sus danzas activa la memoria en los cuerpos Conectando la voz y el movimiento con el Corazón…Es una práctica que nos lleva a estados de paz y reconocimiento del SER.
Juntos son los organizadores y fundadores del Festival Internacional de música Medicina: "Todo El Mundo Dice Aho", una iniciativa que ya va por su décima edición y que se celebrará el 18 de noviembre en este 2023.
"Todos podemos hacer un compromiso con expandir la conciencia."
Concierto: Todo el Mundo dice AHO!
Cuando: 18 de Noviembre
Donde: Banyan Bowl Theater. Miami Florida
Tiquetes aquí:
https://www.todoelmundodiceaho.com/
IG:
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5WwroOa31zl76CdEzMnUoI
https://open.spotify.com/artist/59oHzV9cDhehs54J6l6Dc1
76. Connecting people with their [true] food with Nat Kelley (ENG)
“The globalized food system is what’s causing us to be so sick…We can’t change this individually and we can start with individual change.” Nathalie Kelley’s mission is to connect people with a true and pure source of food. The Peruvian-Australian actress known for her role as Neela in the 2006 action film The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, and for her roles in various television series including The Vampire Diaries, Dynasty and The Baker and the Beauty, is here to remind us of the importance of reclaiming wisdom through our locally sourced foods, indigenous tribes, wisdom keepers of the forest and sacred plants. One way to do this is to “buy local and from local farmers to bypass the globalized food system and ensure the farmers receive 100% of the proceeds…Right now, toxins that are killing the bugs are eventually making it to us…and bigger isn’t better when it comes to food.” Another way to start is to grow a garden in your backyard, create a community garden or nurture plants at home. We also spoke about the future of Indigenous tribes and BILL PL2903 which was threatening the rights of Indigenous tribes to own their their lands in Brazil.
Update: This interview was pre-recorded and post-recording; on September 27th, the Federal Supreme Court of Brazil reached a decision on Bill PL 2903 ruling in favor of indigenous tribes. Another 12 conditions were ruled in favor of the wisdom keepers, some of them include compensation for the exploitation of their natural assets amongst other benefits.
75. Honoring the past and securing the future. (ENG)
Honoring the past and securing the future.
In October 2020 Emiliana Molina was invited to give a speech to the Navy Region Southwest (California, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah).
In this speech she speaks about:
Doing journalism for the good of humankind.
Voicing your truth from your heart.
Emiliana shares some of her vulnerabilities to let you know you're not alone in your journey to leave behind all self-sabotaging behaviors and embracing your self love.
The times she didn't feel like she was enough even though she was at the highest point in her career.
The times she didn't believe in herself and used to measure her self worth through external validation.
Doing conscious journalism.
Being true to your heart.
Past, present and future. Honoring your past, enjoying your present and planing big dreams for your future.
The importance of diversity and celebrating our hispanic heritage and our roots.
Honoring our ancestors and where we come from.
Truth, transparency and accountability.
74. Your voice is medicine with Ala Hayhurst (ENG)
The exploration of your voice is medicine: listen to Alas song Cantik Mariposa at the end of the interview.
After finding herself homeless, Ala Hayhurst, now a soulful musician, awakened in 2021 to a higher calling discovering her true voice as a vessel for deep prayers that transcend linguistic boundaries and heal the soul through verses of love, joy, gratitude and liberation.
In this interview we talk about:
"Being a person is innate and to be a human being is something that we have to practice daily in our actions...Asking ourselves and learning daily what our human needs?"
How can we get to know ourselves more intimately through life experiences, the power of music and our own voice?
As humans, our voice carries a frequency that's essential for our own personal growth and it can bring forth medicine for others as well.
It's our responsibility to exercise our voice and we can ALL learn how to sing.
Ala's music is rooted in the traditions of medicine music, embracing the spiritual essence of country, folk, rock, and blues.
Hear her song "Cantik Mariposa," a soulful ode to butterflies. It will invite you to deep introspection as butterflies do before they trust in their wings to fly.
You can also listen to her song Resilience on Spotify and all platforms.
I love you, Mariposa.
73. "How not to suck in business and in life" with Strategy Achiever, Pascal Bachmann (ENG)
Many "excellent leaders suck in life. Their marriage is broke, [they have] no relationship with their kids, no fun in life, [they're] fat and unhealthy," because they haven't fully understood their business is simply an extension of themselves.
Your business is just "part of [your] life," says Pascal Bachmann, founder and CEO of Strategy Achievers.
If you're building your business or your brand, this episode is for you. Pascal dives deep into very valuable tools to get you to succeed in your life and then your business.
We talk very open and vulnerably about my own growth process with my entrepreneurship. my financial setbacks and my main challenges building my brand through The Awakened Journalist.
Pascal also shares what he learned after going bankrupt, the death of a dear friend and client the day they were supposed to sign a huge deal, and an infidelity through it all.
Pascal is also my business coach and has been my mentor for the past 8 months as we have worked together to build a solid structure and foundation to get Joyful Media LLC off the ground and operating, while also creating a stable revenue to secure my financial future.
72. Mi historia 'Sin Instrucciones' con Mariana Henao (ESP)
En una entrevista con Mariana Henao, Emiliana nos cuenta que siempre quiso ser periodista pero, cuando logró lo que se soñó toda su vida, se dio cuenta que había idealizado el mundo de los medios de comunicación.
En el episodio de hoy, Emiliana nos contó lo que muchos periodistas callan.
Hablamos sobre el abuso de poder desde las esferas más altas, la infidelidad y las injusticias de algunos de los canales en los que trabajaba.
A través de The Awakened Journalist Emiliana hace periodismo consciente y creo su propia empresa de comunicaciones: Joyful Media LLC
71. Un Ángel en la tierra (ESP)
Un Ángel en la tierra.
Esta es la historia de la evolución de mi amistad con María Bowers, una televidente que me veía presentar el noticiero en NBC y Telemundo.
Hablamos sobre su historia de amor de “película” y cómo su esposo falleció feliz en sus brazos.
Nos cuenta los ingredientes que para ella fueron clave en su matrimonio y lograron que el amor entre ella y su esposo creciera cada día más.
También conversamos sobre su vida, su legado y Mari felizmente me dice que está preparada para irse de esta tierra cuando “Dios quiera”.
Esta historia nace durante las elecciones presidenciales del 2020 un reportaje se convirtió en un ejemplo de conexión única con María de Jesús Bowers, quien me permitió entrar a su casa, me abrió las puertas de su corazón y su amistad incondicional.
Conoce más sobre cómo nuestros caminos se cruzaron como un ejemplo del destino en uno de los momentos más difíciles de mi vida personal y profesional.
Saca el pañuelo porque está historia de amor y amistad esta de lagrimas.
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During the 2020 presidential elections a report became an example of a unique connection with María de Jesús Bowers, who allowed me to enter her home and also opened the doors of her heart and her unconditional friendship.
For a few hours we talked about her story as a migrant, now an American citizen and voter, about her extraordinary love story with a man who was always there for her, and about the grieving process in a relationship.
Learn more about how our paths crossed as an example of destiny in one of the most difficult moments of my personal and professional life.
70. Finding meaning in your grief (ENG)
In this interview we speak to Zoe Olivia about:
Grief and finding meaning in your grieving process.
✨Personal experiences getting past the chaos.
❤️Divine mind, body and soul alignment.
💆🏻♀️Speaking to your emotions.
🚩The rescuer and the victim is not love.
💖Love honors where you are and invites you to the highest and best version of yourself.
Zoe is a coach, expert leader of full life transformations, mind, body and soul alignments and she guides you to feel safe and free in your own skin.
Zoe also has her own podcast on Spotify, you can find her on The Zoe Olivia Mindset and IG: @thezoeolivia
My IG: @EmilianaMolinaFajardo
69. 🤭“Screw it, let’s do it.” (ENG)
🤭“Screw it, let’s do it.”
"I help amazing humans and businesses tell their story to the world.”
🥵“The fastest way to success is slow.”
🤓Jose, a former administration official under the presidency of Barack Obama, shares his life story, his personal struggles and how he left Washington D.C., to begin his own media and marketing empire.
👼🏼He lost his twin sister at birth and says he now “lives and succeeds” for the both of them.
✨It’s written in the stars, his full name is José María Aristimuño.
🤩In this interview we’ll touch on personal and professional growth as well as knowing when it’s time to leave your current job to follow your SOUL’S mission.
🔥The ups and downs of being an entrepreneur.
📺IG LIVE via my personal account: @emilianamolinafajardo
🎬Interview: @josearistimuno
68. Crear desde al amor incondcional por tu IKIGAI (ESP)
❤️El Amor incondicional es el presente y el futuro.
🧠Crear desde el amor incondicional que habita en ti por tu pasión, tu misión, tu vocación y tu profesión en la vida.
🫀Lo puedes hacer guiándote por los cuatro principios del IKIGAI:
1. Lo que amas
2. En lo que eres bueno
3. Lo que necesita el mundo
4. Por lo que te pueden pagar.
🌟Tú IKIGAI es un motivo para existir. Algunos ya lo tienen consciente y lo están creando o viviendo. Otros siguen trabajando 8 horas diarias o más sintiéndose vacíos e infelices.
🌈Parte de mi misión es guiarte a encontrar la verdad de tu ALMA. Acompañarte a expresar tu verdad y lo hago a través de los talleres que estoy creando, de las entrevistas que comparto en este espacio y de la libre expresión de MI VERDAD a través de plataformas como IG, Spotify, Apple podcast, Google podcast y YouTube y en mi vida cotidiana.
💌Si quieres un acompañamiento 1:1 escríbeme por DM.
🤓Gracias a mi maestra en este taller de encontrar mi IKIGAI.
🫀Aquí estoy, profe. Cumpliendo con mi parte y mi papel en el mundo. Te quiero un montón, Patri. GRACIAS a ti por acompañarme en mi proceso. Se las recomiendo. Es un nivel de MUJER y te acompañará a encontrar tu IKIGAI.
🔥¡Renuncia ya a todo lo que te hace infeliz!
Taller: Encuentra tu IKIGAI @patriecheverri_coach
Evento en Miami: VIP MASTERMIND
@josearistimuno
Taller: La libre expresión del ALMA
Escríbeme por DM a mi A @EMILIANAMOLINAFAJARDO🫀
67. La verdad de tu ALMA (ESP)
❤️El Amor incondicional es el presente y el futuro.
🧠Crear desde el amor incondicional que habita en ti por tu pasión, tu misión, tu vocación y tu profesión en la vida.
🫀Lo puedes hacer guiándote por los cuatro principios del IKIGAI:
1. Lo que amas
2. En lo que eres bueno
3. Lo que necesita el mundo
4. Por lo que te pueden pagar.
🌟Tú IKIGAI es un motivo para existir. Algunos ya lo tienen consciente y lo están creando o viviendo. Otros siguen trabajando 8 horas diarias o más sintiéndose vacíos e infelices.
🌈Parte de mi misión es guiarte a encontrar la verdad de tu ALMA. Acompañarte a expresar tu verdad y lo hago a través de los talleres que estoy creando, de las entrevistas que comparto en este espacio y de la libre expresión de MI VERDAD a través de plataformas como IG, Spotify, Apple podcast, Google podcast y YouTube y en mi vida cotidiana.
💌Si quieres un acompañamiento 1:1 escríbeme por DM.
🤓Gracias a mi maestra en este taller de encontrar mi IKIGAI.
🫀Aquí estoy, profe. Cumpliendo con mi parte y mi papel en el mundo. Te quiero un montón, Patri. GRACIAS a ti por acompañarme en mi proceso. Se las recomiendo. Es un nivel de MUJER y te acompañará a encontrar tu IKIGAI.
🔥¡Renuncia ya a todo lo que te hace infeliz!
Taller: Encuentra tu IKIGAI @patriecheverri_coach
Evento en Miami: VIP MASTERMIND
@josearistimuno
Taller: La libre expresión del ALMA
Escríbeme por DM a mi 🫀
66. Constelaciones Familiares (ESP)
🎤Tema: Constelaciones Familiares
📽Entrevistado: @diegoyarawy
🙃Hablaremos sobre:
🤓¿Que son las constelaciones familiares?
❤️Tres formas de amor desde constelaciones familiares: la pertenencia, la jerarquía y el orden, el dar y recibir. 🫢Lealtades invisibles
🫀¿Cómo me pueden ayudar identificando mis patrones y el papel que juego en mi familia?
🔥¿Cómo transmutar el resentimiento, la irá u otras emociones para perdonar a mis hermanos, mis papás u otros familiares a través de las constelaciones?
✨Y vamos a dejar que la magia fluya en la entrevista.
65. Expresa la voz de tu ALMA (ESP)
🫀Curso: Expresa la voz de tu ALMA
📺 ¿Te quieres sentir vistx?
🎙¿Te quieres sentir escuchadx?
🤓 ¡Este curso es para ti!
🎥 Te acompañó a través de entrenamientos en cámara y prácticas holísticas.
🌟Vas a liberar tus miedos, la pena y la vergüenza a expresar la voz de tu ALMA en cámara y en tu vida cotidiana.
🌈Te sostengo en el proceso y en un espacio seguro para que logres verte, escucharte y aceptarte tal y como eres. Siente el amor incondicional que habita en ti para que logres compartir lo más puro de tu SER y brilles en tu libre expresión.
👩🏻💼Yo soy Emiliana Molina Fajardo, trabaje como corresponsal de La Casa Blanca para RCN y NTN24 desde Washington D.C., EE.UU.
64. ¿Que es el amor incondicional? Parte 2
🫀¿Que es el amor incondicional? Parte 2.
📺En esta entrevista hablamos de:
Nuestras experiencias personales y les dejamos una meditación guiada al final para aliviar la tensión con algún ser querido.
Lo que aprendimos y la aceptación
Amor incondicional como lo entendemos cada una hoy y basado en nuestras experiencias personales.
Gratitud
🌻Siempre tendré más preguntas que respuestas.
🥰Está en ti buscar que significa el amor incondicional para ti y que tipo de relaciones quieres en tu vida.
🤍Esperamos que nuestras experiencias te guíen a encontrar tu verdad y eso que anhela tu alma.
63. ¿Que es el amor incondicional? Parte 1. (ESP)
🫀¿Que es el amor incondicional? Con Margarita de La Hoz.
📺En esta entrevista hablamos de:
1. Nuestras experiencias personales
2. Lo que aprendimos
3. Perdonar para perdonarnos
4. Aceptación 5. Amor incondicional
6. Gratitud
🌻Siempre tendré más preguntas que respuestas.
🥰Está en ti buscar que significa el amor incondicional para ti y que tipo de relaciones quieres en tu vida.
🤍Esperamos que nuestras experiencias te guíen a encontrar tu verdad y eso que anhela tu alma.
62. Sanando la herida del padre (ESP)
👨🦳La herida de un padre ausente, el abandono emocional, o el abandono físico, ya sea porque papá falleció o se marchó.
🤍La importancia de perdonarlo y no rechazarlo.
🤯Evadir trabajar la herida te llevará a atraer a parejas tóxicas donde la relación se rige desde las inseguridades, los celos compulsivos, el control, la obsesión y la desconfianza.
👭👫👬La conexión se generará desde un miedo del inconsciente a sentirse solx o desprotegidx.
🤬Si vives con rabia, ira o dolor hacia tu padre, no te estás permitiendo tomar su energía y fluir por la vida para vivir en plenitud.
🫂Sanar la herida de papá evitará que conectes con tu pareja, jefe, amistades etc. desde la carencia o la falta de amor.
🏆Reconocer la herida y sanarla te permitirá conectar con tu pareja respetando la libre individualidad y desde la abundancia. Sanarla significa salir del nido y avanzar en tu vida, tomar la energía del mundo e ir hacia afuera, con autoridad, firmeza decisión y poniendo límites sanos.
👨🦳Sanar a papá es tomar fuerza para conseguir tus objetivos. ¿Estás dispuesto a ir adentro a sanar esa energía?
Esta entrevista es en español.
61. La música: la vibración pura que sostiene el universo (ESP)
🎼A travez de su voz y sus canciones, Manuela se está dedicando a “llevar la
música como el vehículo más directo que he conocido para conectar con esta consciencia universal, para recordar que SOMOS UNO, que somos un solo vibrar”.
🪘Manuela dice que “la música no es de nadie, es el lenguaje del amor, la vibración pura que sostiene el universo. Mi misión es escuchar con humildad para transmitir lo que percibo a través de la intuición, esa antenita invisible que nos mantiene conectados con la sabiduría que reside más allá de los sentidos”.
60. Una vida de riesgos—con mesura. (ESP)
😍La verdad de tu ALMA.
🥹Cuando tu camino está escrito, ni aunque te pongan, ni aunque te quiten— la oportunidad es tuya.
🤯Ejemplos de una vida de riesgos sin mesura y las consecuencias de mis decisiones y mis actos.
🙌🏼Abrazar tus miedos para darle la bienvenida a la expansión con estrategias.
🤓Abraza la incertidumbre y tu autoconocimiento se convierte en tu guía. No lo que los demás dicen o quieren de ti.
❤️El amor es una decisión.
🥺En los ojos se refleja todo el dolor y todo lo que está faltando. Las miradas dicen más que mil palabras. Mira profundamente para reconocer las almas.
🤍El silencio es juntar el ALMA con tu cabeza.
🌟Tips para hablar en cámara.
Los espero en:
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59. “There’s a lot of abuse in the visa field…you do as you’re told…abuse long hours.” (ENG)
🇲🇽Rafael Bernal, has been a journalist for more than a decade. He’s currently a staff writer at The Hill in Washington D.C., where he covers the latest news catering to the latino community, politics in the nation's capital and immigration news.
🎙In this interview we talk about:
😬“There’s a lot of abuse in the visa field…you do as you’re told…Abuse long hours.”
🥰Creating community and a collaborative environment to support each other.
😰Anxiety in the news and in newsrooms.
📜‘Title 42’ under Donald Trump’s administration and the justification the White House used to expel people under COVID concerns without due process and hence in violation of inmigration laws: “it’s a pandemic and we can do whatever we want.” The Biden administration continued to follow this policy.
🎉Rafael graduated with a Master’s degree from Northwestern University in Medill’s School of Science in Journalism, among the best Universities in the United States to study journalism.
58. La libre expresión del ALMA (ESP)
🌞En este episodio me doy el permiso de compartirles algunas vulnerabilidades que me han fortalecido como SER humano y que me han invitado a SER una Emiliana que me hace sentir orgullosa de mí misma. No saben lo difícil que fue llegar hasta aquí.
🤓Encontrando mi IKIGAI y una gran maestra en mi vida, Patrícia Echeverry.
🫀Talleres la libre expresión del ALMA
🥰Yo soy eso que digo SER, o por lo menos hago mi mejor esfuerzo por serlo.
🤩Atravieso mis experiencias por mi propio filtro para después enseñarlas. Eso significa CREAR desde el ALMA.
💔Primero siento mi dolor yo para después SER capaz de acompañar a otros en su dolor y lograr la libre expresión del ALMA.
🔥Me doy el permiso de desordenarme para ordenarme. Me doy el permiso de cometer errores y SER imperfecta.
🙂Yo soy coherente con mi palabra y mi acción, así me empodero.
Encuentra tu IKIGAI: Con Patricia Echeverry @Patriecheverri_coach
57. “Dejemos el miedo a ser chiveados”. (ESP)
📺En esta entrevista hablamos de:
😂El miedo a los ataques de risa al aire en vivo y en directo, eso pasa.
😌Un defecto que tienen los medios de comunicación en Colombia: “Yo pienso que es el afán por salir primero”. En un esfuerzo por competir y no ser “chiviados”, cuando la intención debería estar en co-crear o co-informar por el bien del país.
🤓La responsabilidad que tenemos los periodistas de “informar, formar y denunciar”.
🥺Historias que Juan Eduardo ha reportado y aún recuerda con dolor: “en el 2004 una máquina excavadora aplastó a un autobús escolar —21 niños y un adulto fallecieron en Bogotá”.
👩🎓Las ‘Hazañas Maestras’ de una profesora que hace toda una odisea para darle clase a un solo alumno.
🌻“La autenticidad es lo que vale en esto”.
56. “I wish somebody throughout my career asked me: are you ok?" (ENG)
🤩Janet Rodriguez, a multiple Emmy-award winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience in the news industry.
🇨🇺Janet, a Cuban-native, resigned from Univision after more than five years as the network’s first White House correspondent in December 2021.
📺In this interview we speak about:
🫀“I wish somebody throughout my career asked me: are you ok?”
🥹“I started crying on air…We were living in a city that was completely militarized at the time and we had just gone through the January 6th insurrection” on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. “We had to go through checkpoints to go into our office, which you would think was a safe place…it did not resemble D.C. my home and I have a small child.”
🎥“In the 15 years that I was on TV no job I ever held was held by anyone before me.”
🤓Janet rarely had in person visits from news directors or managers to offer guidance or support.
🤯“In the middle of the craziness I guess it gets lost that we’re still human…and we get burned out and we exit the business.”
🥵“Something has to change in the way our companies and our managers are supporting the work that we do.”
👶🏻“One thing I loved was covering kids…anything that has to do with profiling the future and that these are the people that are going to make our country bigger and better..that's very inspiring.”
👩🏻Throughout her career, she has been a pioneer in paving the way for many female journalists. She worked in Phoenix, Chicago and Washington D.C. for both major hispanic news platforms in the United States, Telemundo and Univision. She’s now the Internal Communications Manager for Whatsapp and works directly with
55. My first week as a fellow I got Jorge Ramos to speak at my commencement ceremony (ESP)
🎥This interview is in spanish.
🇲🇽Marcos Martínez Chacón, is a journalist with almost a decade of experience in news. He has excelled in the digital and broadcast media industry working for organizations like The Associated Press, Univision Communications, and The BBC. He has covered major political news stories, and human rights violations in Mexico.
🤩In this interview we talk about:
📺How Marcos got Jorge Ramos to be his commencement speaker at Berkley while he was a fellow at Univision in Miami– His first week on the job.
🤓Geeking out about when we both attended the White House Correspondents dinner in 2016 and spoke to the Obamas, Emma Watson, Will Smith, Kerry Washington and more.
🎤Journalism and ethical boundaries around the dinner and getting ‘cozy’ around politicians.
🤬Human rights violations against journalists, specially in Mexico.
🥇Marcos graduated with a Master’s Degree in Investigative Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley.
54. "That was a time where downtown D.C. was set on fire." (ENG)
🇦🇷Rafael Mathus Ruiz is an economist and the US Correspondent for Argentina’s newspaper, ‘La Nacion.’ Rafael began his career as a Foreign Correspondent in New York, in 2010, after completing his studies in journalism and economics at Columbia University.
📺In this interview we talk about:
🎞️News coverage of Sandy Hook, 911, Osama bin Laden’s assassination and presidential campaigns from the point of view of a journalist.
🚔“I’d been basically charged by the police. I was there in the front lines with the protesters.”
🥺“There were alot of conflicting emotions.”
😌”There’s no protocol on how to deal with these situations. Every thing we’ve talked about…I’ve dealt with on my own…No one has taught me how to handle specific reporting situations that could be harmful or stressful.”
🤓“I never pause and think, what is the damage that working on this story or this coverage has created? I think I just move on to the next news story and just keep going.”
📽After a few years in Washington and after covering the Trump presidency, which was a very complicated and challenging time, I felt a level of exhaustion that I never felt before to disengage and to disengage completely.”
🎤Rafael has worked in Buenos Aires as a finance and economics reporter, covering three presidential campaigns in the United States and the 2018 presidential campaign in Mexico.
📝His work has been featured in more than 20 countries across the world. He is the co-author of “Los Legalizadores,” a book about the legalization of cannabis in the United States, published by Editorial Planeta, the largest Spanish publisher.
53. "Journalists are not supposed to cry, we're not supposed to show emotion." (ENG)
📺In this interview we talk about:
📽“I was on the 14th st bridge coming in from Virginia…when the plane hit the pentagon…I saw the plane when it hit the pentagon…The bridge shook.”
😷“It stuck with me for weeks, that stench…everything was in slow motion…I didn’t have time to process anything.”
🥺Post traumatic stress: Lori to this day can’t look up at a plane.
💸“We all pay our dues.”
😒“You can’t just let them bully you because if you allow that anywhere else you go…you’re going to think it’s alright and the fact of the matter is, it’s not right.”
🤓We’re doing “a lot more than we were doing two decades ago…A lot of colleagues have left the business; they’re burned out.”
😔“I’m not enjoying my child. I know at what time I have to be at work I never know when im going to come home.”
🥇Lori’s a multiple time Emmy award winner and has been recognized for her work by The Radio Television Digital News Foundation after receiving the “First Amendment Clarity Award,” among other recognitions along her career.
52. "I came back and the newsroom was dead silent." (ENG)
👩🏻Pilar Pedraza has been in the news industry for two decades playing almost every single role there is in a broadcast newsroom. She’s been a production assistant, a newsroom manager, photographer, anchor and she’s currently an anchor and a senior political reporter at KAKE TV in Wichita, Kansas.
🎬In this interview we talk about:
🥹“This business is very very emotionally heavy.”
😰“Pay sucks, the hours suck we all know that. But the emotional difficulties that go with this job are a huge part of it.”
🚑“Journalists are first responders too and oftentimes we’re not even trained merely enough to cope with the trauma that comes with being on this job.”
🥀The death of news reporters: Alison Parker and photojournalist Adam Ward. Pilar traveled to help their newsroom in the middle of the crisis. We all felt the pain, even if we didn’t know them. #WestandwithWDBJ
🚨Safety in news rooms: the urgent need for more training.
🚍Live ban accidents: “My stomach just caved in…I was scrolling through that video with tears rolling down my face and I will never forget that video.”
🙇🏻♀️“That was the first time things got heavy for me in this business.”
📺Some of the major news stories throughout her career in news have been covering 9/11 from Wichita, the 2000’s presidential elections in the U.S., the explosion of the Shuttle Columbia, as well as the arrest of BTK Killer, who took the 10 innocent lives in the area of Wichita, Kansas.
🎥She’s been awarded with Iowa Broadcast News Association (IBNA) for Best Election Coverage, IBNA for Best Newscast and an Edward R. Murrow award for team reporting breaking news among other awards.
📚She’s also a certified high school teacher with endorsements to teach Spanish, Journalism, History and Government and a total of seven years classroom teaching experience.
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51. "How long can you take it? Who knows?" (ENG)
🇲🇽"You're hungry, you're willing to sacrifice many things to put your job first and it could be fair. But How long can you take it? Who knows? At first it was ok, but then slowly it starts to take a toll on you."
⚽Hugo Bernal, a former sports commentator and news producer for ESPN, was in the news industry for more than a decade before deciding to leave the world of sports news in 2020.
🏆For almost 8 years he covered major sporting events like the FIFA World Cup, The Olympic Games, the UEFA Champions League, NFL Championships, MLS Cup Playoffs, major league baseball and much more.
📺He was the first person in ESPN Español’s history to move up the ladder from the producer role to become an anchor.
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50. “Newtown was a big trigger, I still tear up over that." (ENG)
📹When I asked Scott Monaghan, former news photographer, what his last straw was when he decided to quit news, he said: “Newtown was a big trigger, I still tear up over that, it still resonates with me… I’m expending all this energy, for me it’s like a deflated balloon. We roll in as journalists with this huge: how are you doing? We gotta get the interview with the mom, we gotta get the interview with the dad and three days later everybody is gone and those people have just had the worst thing…the media has come in and hammered them and we leave. It sounds weird to me. It became in my mind like this weird game and I didn't want to play it anymore.”
🥇Scott Monaghan is a Peabody Award winning photographer and a two-time Emmy award winner with more than 30 years of experience in videography, lighting and editing. He worked for Univision network for more than 20 years as a videographer and director of photography for the news magazine ‘Aqui y Ahora’ among other news shows in the National Television Network.
🥹He decided to quit news in 2018 after covering major national and international stories like the Sandy Hook School Shooting in 2012, the Pulse Nightclub shooting in 2016 and natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey in Texas in 2017.
#journalists #mediahealers #media #newsindustry #news #journalism #newsrooms #insidenews #photographer #video #cameraman #photog #healing #healingnews #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #awareness #newsseeds
49. I did the same job, more responsibilities and got paid $27,000 less (ENG)
👩🏻Vicky Nguyen, was in the news industry for a decade working as a crime reporter, investigative reporter, enterprise storyteller, field producer and more. She did it all, a skill us journalists know well. In march 2022 she decided to quit the news industry, like many of us have chosen to do in the last two years.
📺During her time at one of the news stations, as she was getting ready to re-negotiate her contract, she had a conversation with a colleague –whom she’s friends with– and they realized this person was earning $27,000 more doing the same job as her and taking on less responsibilities than she was. For example, this person was not doing live shots and Vicky was.
📹Vicky was the vice president of the LA chapter of AAJA (Asian American Journalist Association), Before leaving news, Vicky earned the Best Television News Reporting award issued by Radio & Television News Association of Southern California, and she earned an Emmy award for the Best Evening Newscast in 2015.
🗣She is now a communications manager at the Orange county department of education.
#mediahealers #news #newsindustry #journalists #mentalhealth #newsrooms #media #press #insidethenews
48. The sacred masculine & releasing shame (ENG)
✨"I am feeling the shame and if the vibration is alive in my body, I don't judge it. I fully accept and love myself as I am and I release this emotion back to source." - A powerful mantra Jackson shared with us in the interview that released shame instantaneously.
🎩Jackson Strong is a men’s work leader, mindset coach, and marketing consultant from Miami, Florida.
🌬He is on a mission “to shift shame and restore the sexual spiritual wellness by getting past this soul crushing emotion.”
✨He guides you to get to the root of this emotion, to see it, to heal it and eventually guiding you to “own the fullness” of who you really are to embrace the magic of who you can become.
📚He has worked with Fortune 100 brands and premier coaches across the country. He is the founder of Strongrowth.com
📺Interview: @jackson.mac.strong
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo
47. “What’s the worst they can say? No?” (ENG)
👩🏻💼Catalina Villegas is currently a News Anchor and Reporter at Spectrum News 1 in Los Angeles, California. Her work airs across Los Angeles, market size two in the United States, according to the Nielsen DMA rankings. She's also on the Board of Directors at the LA Press Club.
🇨🇴Catalina was born in Colombia and moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 90’s. She attended the University of California, Berkeley, earning a degree in Political Science.
📺She’s been in the news industry for almost a decade and has worked at the local, national, and international level for CNN, CBS, NBC and Univision.
📹She has also done every single job in the newsroom: from anchoring to producing to reporting. She’s passionate about shedding light on immigration and social justice stories.
💃🏻Her bilingual and bicultural skills give her a deep understanding of the growing Latino community in the U.S., providing her with the unique ability to share those untold stories with an English-speaking audience.
⏰April 21st at 7 a.m. ET.
🎥Interview: @catalinaoffcl
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo
#mediahealers #journalism #insidenewsrooms #mentalhealth #journalistsmentalhealth #journalismhealth #newsanchors #anchor #reporter #media #mediamentalhealth #newsmentalhealth #theawakenedjournalist
46. Nunca calles tu verdad. (ESP)
🙎🏻♀️Carolina Valladares is a prominent news anchor and broadcast journalist with 15 years of experience in news. She’s currently an anchor at Voice of America (VOA), the state-owned international radio broadcaster of the United States of America.
🎙“I think this is our duty as journalists…Sometimes we put the microphone on people who have suffered a lot –really suffered– and when bad things happen to [us] and we don’t share it, I ask myself: who am I to later on ask someone else to share their story?”
📺Carolina focuses on high-profile one-on-one interviews, like the Prime Minister of Norway, Jonas Gahr Store, and the Vicepresident of El Salvador, Félix Ulloa.
🥇She’s extremely skilled in Middle East and Latin American Politics. She’s been a war correspondent in the Middle East, she’s covered terrorist attacks, natural disasters and terrorist organizations such as the Islamic state or Al-Qaeda and the war in Syria.
📑Carolina is part of seven journalists who sued VOA for wrongful dismissal under former President Donald Trump’s administration.
📰The journalists allege the U.S. The Agency for Global Media fired them based on vague and false accusations of disloyalty to America. Three of the journalists who sued were forced to leave the country.
🎥“In our lives we have to speak out too, that's what we have to do.”
🎞 Editing: @Luiscavideo
📽Interview: @Carovperez
45. “Today we’re needed more than ever. It’s our responsibility to narrate the truth.” (ENG)
📺He is an international news correspondent for the national news organization in Colombia, Noticias RCN and its sister station, NTN24. His work airs across national television news stations in more than 20 countries worldwide.
🌎His reporting focuses on geopolitics in Latin American and coverage of events in the United Nations such as the political crisis in Venezuela, peace talks in Colombia, natural disasters in Chile and presidential elections throughout the Western Hemisphere.
📽 Interview: @alejorincon
🎞 Editing: @luiscavideo
#mediahealers #media #newsrooms #mentalhealth #newsroomsmentalheth #insidenews #press #freedomofspeech #newsindustry
44. “Nunca dejes de intentarlo”. (ESP)
This interview is in spanish.
“Nunca hay que dejar de intentarlo”.
👨🏽💼Carlos Arturo Albino, es un periodista Venezolano, con más de 20 años de experiencia en la industria de medios de comunicación.
🎥Durante su carrera, Carlos formó parte del equipo de noticias de Globovisión, cuando el presidente fallecido Hugo Chávez había declarado como “enemigo” al canal. También trabajó en NTN24 y Noticias RCN televisión y ahora es el corresponsal en Washington D.C., la capital de EE.UU, para Blu Radio donde se destaca por su cobertura en política estadounidense con la lupa bajo la relación bilateral con Colombia.
📰Lo mueven las historias humanas; como los migrantes cubanos en Colombia, el fallido paso de la ayuda humanitaria a Venezuela, “Los Caminantes: la travesía de los venezolanos'', este último fue parte de los nominados a mejor crónica en TV por los premios CPB.
📲Carlos se ha destacado en sus redes sociales por sus trabajos en los medios de comunicación siendo reconocido por la revista Semana, como uno de los influenciadores sobre el tema de Venezuela en el año 2019.
🥇Dos años después, fue galardonado por el concejo de Bogotá con la orden Álvaro Gómez Hurtado por mejor cubrimiento de noticias.
⏰ 31 de Marzo a las 7 a.m. hora Miami.
📽 Entrevista: @carlosarturoalbino
🎞 Edición: @luiscavideo
43. “Choose courage, never comfort.” (ENG)
👩🏻Eileen Cardet, es una periodista con más de dos décadas de experiencia en la industria de medios de comunicación y que ha sido galardonada con dos premios Emmy’s.
📰Eileen se ha destacado por sus investigaciones en temas sociales, políticos y económicos. La puertorriqueña, hija de padres cubanos, ha conducido el programa de Noticias 23 ‘Al Amanecer’ durante 22 años y ha entrevistado a las figuras públicas y políticas más destacadas de nuestra sociedad.
📚La presentadora obtuvo su maestría en Periodismo de Televisión de la Universidad de Miami, con honores Magna Cum Laude. Es novelista y escribió su primer libro de ficción, Urano. Una pieza de literatura erótica donde desencadena una denuncia social con mucha influencia de hechos de la vida real. Es el primer libro de una trilogía.
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo
🎥 Interview: @Eileencardet
42. "You're not less of a journalist for taking a break from news." (ENG)
🧔🏻♂️Bricio Segovia is a White House correspondent for MVS noticias in Mexico, and he collaborates with multiple news outlets. He’s an award-winning international news anchor and reporter who has worked in the news industry for 20 years and has reported the news from more than 30 countries.
🏛He was a White House Correspondent for the Spanish service of the international broadcaster Voice of America, where he was wrongfully terminated under former President, Donald Trump's administration, according to a lawsuit.
📺Bricio is a member of the White House Correspondents' Association. He has interviewed some of the most relevant political figures, including heads of State.
🇨🇴He also interviewed the president of Colombia, Ivan Duque in 2019 which went viral after Bricio exposed the president for avoiding answering his questions.
🇧🇴Bricio was the first journalist to get an exclusive interview with Bolivia's President, Evo Morales in 2013 after his plane was denied access to airspace in several European countries.
📽He also led the investigation of Bolivia: presos de la corrupción (Bolivia: prisoners of corruption), which resulted in the dismissal of the corrupted head of the Bolivian jail system in 2013.
🎥 Interview: @briciosegovia
🎞 Editing: @luiscavideo
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41. "No one is you - and that is your power." (ENG)
"The environment I had been in for almost two years had really torn me."
👩🏻Daniela Garrido, a creative storyteller and former news reporter, graduated with a bachelors in broadcast journalism from the University of Florida. She began her career in the news industry in Bakersfield, California, market size 125, according to the Nielsen DMA’s ranking.
📺She left the news industry after 22 months of working for a TV station with a salary of $35,000. “This wasn’t enough to pay for groceries or minor mishaps,” according to Daniela.
🏠The average rent price in Bakersfield, CA is $1,294. If Daniela spent 25% of her salary’s monthly net income, –what experts recommend you spend on rent– she could only afford a mid-range apartment between $600 to $800. This would be a rent price that would better allow her to have enough cash left for other expenses, debt and savings.
📽Interview: @danigarrido_
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo
40. "Turn your pain into your purpose." (ENG)
👩🏼Sarah French is a three-time Emmy Award winning journalist who has turned her pain into her purpose.
🎥She’s been in the news industry for almost 15 years and after covering the Boston Marathon bombing and the death of her friend and colleague, Alice Morrin, due to domestic violence, Sarah began to research how to help journalists who cover traumatic events.
📺She’s a broadcast news anchor for the NBC affiliate, WCNC Charlotte, in market size 22 according to the Nielsen DMA rankings. She previously worked at WHDH in Boston, MA, and at WTIC in Hartford, CT, where she had to share –from the news desk– the news of Alice’s death. After this, Sarah worked side by side with Connecticut legislators to pass a 911 texting bill in honor of her friend's life and to offer more tools to support domestic violence survivors.
☎️Thanks to Sarah’s initiative, Text-to-911 is currently available in multiple locations. “The FCC encourages emergency call centers to begin accepting texts, but it is up to each call center to decide the particular method in which to implement and deploy text-to-911 technology,” according to the federal communications commission website.
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo
📽Interview: @sarahsfrench
39. "Don't let journalism take your humanity, let humanity be the driving force for journalism." (ENG)
👩🏻Kirstin Marriaga, a two time Emmy award nominee, has been in the news industry for more than a decade. She’s the author of “Be A journalist, they said,” and has covered local, national and international news across five different television stations.
📺During her career, she’s covered tragedies like hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the aftermath of the Pulse nightclub and more.
📘Her book talks about:
1. How to navigate the news industry
2. How to negotiate your first contract
3. How to survive news
4. How to jump to your next market
5. How to approach news stories with humanity
And more.
✏️A truly neeeded guide to what to expect before your first job in the media.
38. "No matter how hard your past has been, you can always start over." (ENG)
🫂Before you choose to hear this interview, I trust you will honor the courage of every single colleague who has decided to voice their truth.
🙋🏻♂️Cesar Flores, was in the news industry for almost 15 years. While working on television, Cesar struggled with his mental, physical and emotional health. He made the decision– like many of us– to quit news in June 2020.
🥇He voices his very personal battles within broadcast journalism, how he overcame depression and chose to live.
🎤Cesar’s story marks the beginning of our third season of Media Healers. Our intention is to continue shedding light on the injustices within newsrooms across the US and the world and how we can help improve the industry.
😢If you or a colleague you may know are struggling with depression and are having thoughts of ending your life, please know you’re not alone.
🏋🏻♀️Our intention at Media Healers is to give you strength, courage and the support you need as you navigate the news environment— or choose to leave.
☎️SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357), (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service), is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. Cesar graduated from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where he began his career as an intern in McAllen, Texas. He worked his way up in the industry and became a reporter, weekend news anchor, and a weather forecaster across different news stations in Washington D.C., market size 7, according to the Nielsen DMA’s ranking, and in Austin, Texas, market size 39.
37. "From the space of your heart you master the universe." (ENG)
“From the space of your heart, you master the universe,” says Igor Galibov, a Higher Self Channeler. Igor had a very sharp spiritual awakening in 2004 with a healer who he says “opened my heart in a spiritual surgery to change my life forever.” After this energetic healing, Igor says his “senses were heightened as well as my abilities to see and feel into different dimensional realities.”
We will be talking about Igor’s spiritual awakening and this:
💁🏻♂️1. What is a “Higher Self Channeler,” and how it can benefit you.
🌬2. The power of breath work…Did you know that just by mastering your breath you can lead yourself to orgasm? Yes. You read that right.
😨3. Fears and learning to identify them so they don’t paralyze you.
🎥Interview: @igor_galibov
🎞Editing: @luiscavideo