This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about what makes Texans different, or rather the recent blog post “17 Things Tejanos Know to be True” by our friend (and previous guest) Marisa Rodriguez, of Modern Tejana.
We also take a look at YouTuber Dulce Candy’s question to the presidential candidates during a recent Republican debate, and the Internet’s response to it.
Barbie has a new look. Actually, she has several new body styles. We talk about our reactions and why this long-awaited change finally happened.
Is a college education worth it? With student loan debt rising at the same time we have more unemployed or underemployed recent graduates than ever thought possible, some people are questioning whether it’s worth it to get a college degree. We talk about where we stand on this.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about the things that make us feel old, including how our attitudes and behaviors have changed. We also take a look at failure, our fear of failing and how this impacts our ability to take risks and try new things.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about the controversy surrounding the arrest of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman and the role that Kate del Castillo played in arranging the (now) infamous Sean Penn interview that may have led to the arrest.
We discuss the “pretty” factor of the newly-unveiled Ford F150 Raptor (going on sale later this year.) Also, taking care of legal disclaimers:
Ford Motor Company paid for my travel and accommodations at a three-day NAIAS Digital Summit. I was not compensated in any other manner for my time. My opinions posted here are my own.
And we talk about Ash Wednesday, Lent, and our Catholic traditions -- with a lot of personal opinions and a lot of reminiscing.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we continue our conversation with San Antonio bloggers Michelle Rodriguez and Marissa Rodriguez (no relation).
Michelle Rodriguez is the voice behind the “Family Love in my City” blog. Marissa Rodriguez is the voice behind the “Modern Tejana” blog. They talk about San Antonio, what’s popular in that city, and how they got started in their blogs.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we revisit the Miss Universe incident again, with Miss Colombia in the news and an update about Steve Harvey’s future with the pageant.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science has an exhibit our Lady of Guadalupe, “La Virgen de Guadalupe: Empress of the Americas,” that’s causing a lot of excitement in the community. We give you our impression of the exhibit and its popularity.
We also begin a conversation about traditional gender roles, especially in the Latino community, and how this impacts the relationships in our lives.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we start the conversation talking about Star Wars, our impressions and what we like and didn’t like about the movie. There are spoilers, so be warned. For this portion we are joined by fellow bloggers, Michelle Rodriguez and Marissa Rodriguez.
Did you like the new Star Wars?
What was your first job? We discuss our first jobs, paid and unpaid, and how first jobs have changed for teens today. We give a shout out to Lemonade Day in the discussion.
What was your first job?
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The Little Radio Show is on a recording hiatus this week, so we’re revisiting the most popular episode of 2015: the food episode! We talk about our favorite foods and the food scene in Houston.
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In this week's episode we talk about Steve Harvey's infamous Miss Universe mistake. Steve Harvey, as the host for Miss Universe 2015, mistakenly announced that Miss Colombia (Ariadna Gutierrez) was the winner. Several minutes later, and after Miss Colombia had been crowned, he came onto the stage to announce his mistake and name Miss Philippines (Pia Wurtzbach) as the winner. We discuss our impressions of the incident and how the contestants responded.
Happy New Year! We take an opportunity to look back at 2015, discuss our accomplishments and failures, and look at our goals and resolutions for 2016. What are yours?
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk (once again) about a first look of “Superstore” and “Telenovela” in a follow up to last week’s discussion about them as upcoming television shows.
We take a look at the Alejandro Fernandez concert in Houston and a discussion about the emotional appeal of ranchero music, as well as the impact of his father’s musical career (Vicente Fernandez). Check out Fernandez’s music on Vevo. And meet Vicente Fernandez too.
We have a conversation about Christmas traditions and memories, including (typically) a conversation about food: Eggnog, Coquito, Ponche, Champurrado, Pozole, Menudo, and Tamales.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about Florida National Guard Brigadier General Valeria Gonzalez-Kerr, the first latina to be promoted to that post, ever.
We take a look at new shows to watch for:
These are all on NBC and are a return to television for the actresses leading the shows.
We talk about the #ThanksgivingWithLatinos hashtag and the impact of sharing real stories about latinos in social media.
And Anjelica and Sandra have a candid conversation about judging and being judged by other women. “The Little Radio Show” is on HMSNetRadio.org on Thursdays at 2 pm (CST). The show hosts are Sandra Fernandez (@sandrasays), Juan Alanis (@juanofwords), and Anjelica Cazares (@la_anjel).
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about accents and address the question of “Do you sound Hispanic?” or rather “Do we sound Hispanic?” We have a conversation about last-minute Christmas presents. And we revisit our conversation about favorite music with an outtake about what we have on our Pandora accounts.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about our favorite music and ponder the question on whether you should be expected to pay for your dinner if you RSVP for an event and then fail to show up.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about Juan’s first Uber ride and Sandra’s excitement over the return of “The X-Files” on television. We have an interview with Jamila Velazquez, Yani Marin, and Raquel Castro of the television show “Empire.” And we give thanks for the good things in our lives this Thanksgiving.
Uber has disrupted the taxicab industry and regularly makes the news either with compliments on the service or concerns. Juan recently tried Uber for the first time and we discuss his impressions of the service.
Before the SyFy channel, before the recent shift that has made science fiction trendy and cool, there was “The X-Files.” It started out as a low-budget show that became a worldwide phenomena, with everything from aliens and government conspiracies to Big Foot and ghosts. And then there was Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, played by David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson; they were the so-good-looking and incredibly intelligent federal agents who investigated the cases. The show has been off the air for more than 20 years and is being brought back for a limited six-episode run in 2016. Sandra talks about her excitement over the return of the show.
In its second season, the runaway hit television show “Empire” has added several new characters to the show. The show’s inclusion of Latino characters and guest stars is helping draw Latino audiences. TLRS has a great conversation with Jamila Velazquez, Yani Marin, and Raquel Castro who play the Mirage a Trois girl group on the show. We learn about how they got started, what’s it like to work with the award-winning cast, and what we can expect in the upcoming episodes of the show.
What are your Thanksgiving traditions? We talk about what we’re doing today with our families and friends, how we’re celebrating. And we discuss what we’re thankful for this year. What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about Anjelica’s visit to “Great Day Houston” and the television shows we’re in love with this week. We have a great interview with Kristal Howard of The Kroger Co., who talks with us about Thanksgiving. And we discuss approach the question: are restaurants better with or without tipping?
Anjelica had her premier on live television with a guest appearance on “Great Day Houston.” She did a show and tell on affordable Halloween costumes. You can view the show here.
Our guest Kristal Howard, or The Kroger Co., talks with us about how to plan for Thanksgiving, and how to use Kroger’s Community Rewards to ensure that every purchase you make benefits your community.
There’s a new trend in restaurants to phase out tipping. Is this a good move or a bad move? Listen in and let us know what you think.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about Ancestry.com’s new Ancestry Mexico, about the actors and actresses we love, and a spotlight on adoption in the US as part of a look at National Adoption Awareness Month.
Ancestry.com recently added 220 million searchable historical records from Mexico, including birth, marriage and death records. These records date back to the 1500s. In addition, they launched Ancestry Mexico, a Spanish-language interface for those who want to use their tools to search their family histories.
We are joined by our friend Leticia Manzano for an entertaining conversation about the actors and actresses we love, both for the “babe factor” and their acting. Among those we discuss are Denzel Washington, Matthew McConaughey, Shamar Moore, Jennifer Lopez, Merryl Streep, and Julia Roberts.
According to ChildWelfare.gov, there are more than 100,000 children in foster care waiting for permanent families. November is National Adoption Awareness Month, when social service agencies throughout the country work to educate the public about adoption. We talk with Leah Adams-Sutherland about her journey to becoming an adoptive parent, some of the things prospective adoptive parents should know, and shares some resources:
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk with Suzette Cotto, CEO of Innovate Social Media, about using social media for business growth. We also have a discussion about baby-friendly restaurants and whether or not other customers should be more understanding about disruptions.
In the In Case You Missed It segment:
If a baby acts up in a restaurant, are the parents supposed to leave if the crying won't stop or are the other customers supposed to be understanding about the situation? We tackle this question in our discussion about "baby-friendly restaurants." The conversation was prompted by this story.
Suzette Cotto, CEO of Innovate Social Media, counsels her clients on how to build organic contacts with social media, and how to use social media to help you get your business started. Find more information about her and her business at www.innovatesocialmedia.com.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk with Kathy Cano Murillo, also known as Crafty Chica, a well-known crafter who is sharing her “gospel of glitter” through her art & crafts, blog and videos. She talks with us about how she got started, how she has incorporated her cultural heritage into her projects, and the importance of building community.
Kathy’s Crafty Chica product line is carried in Michaels stores every fall season. She is a former craft columnist for The Arizona Republic and Gannett News Service and has authored nine books, two of them novels. You can find her at:
In the In Case You Missed it section we talk about the marketing for the new Telemundo telenovela “Celia,” based on the life of Celia Cruz. And we remind everyone to go out and vote.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about Twitter’s new “buy” button; we have an interview with Leticia Manzano from the Houston Area Women’s Center about Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and we reminisce on ghost stories in celebration of Halloween.
In the In Case You Missed it Segment (ICYMI) we talk about changes in LinkedIn, with LinkedIn Groups becoming private. And … did you hear the story about the drunk driver who was Periscoping herself and gots arrested? Her viewers called the police on her. You can find the complete story on CNN, after you listen to the show.
Twitter has rolled out their “Buy” button, making it possible to purchase from select ecommerce providers without ever leaving Twitter. What does this mean for us as conspicuous consumers, and for business owners? You can read more about this new feature in the Twitter announcement, or find out how to implement this for your business.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. To talk about this we invited Leticia Manzano from the Houston Area Women’s Center (HAWC) to join us on the show. She provides us with more information about the services and programs HAWC offers. They are located at 1010 Waugh Dr., Houston TX 77019. Their hotline is 713-528-2121.
And getting in the spirit of Halloween, we talk about ghost stories, scary moments, and other things that go bump in the night.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about how Periscope has helped us in our everyday lives and take a look at the opening of the Goosebumps movie. We also have an interview with Ramon Santillan, who talks about the importance of body language in interviews and with Federico Valiente, who tells us about the current expansion of Pollo Campero in the US.
Our friend Leticia Manzano also joins us to talk about Periscope.
Chances are you’ve at least heard of Periscope by now. It’s one of the latest and hottest new social media networks… where you can go live or watch a livestream from the palm of your hand, basically anywhere. It’s a brave new world! Find us on Periscope too: (Juan @juanofwords; Anjelica @la_anjel; Sandra @sandrasays; Letty @mexicanwoman)
Ramon Santillan firmly believes every interview can be a great interview. He’s a coach, if you will, on how to nail a great interview every time. Ramon walks us through what it takes to be the job candidate every employer will be impressed with and will want to hire. And BONUS: here’s the link to the special offer Ramon mentions on the show: persuasiveinterview.com/thelittleradioshow.
Goosebumps. The movie! Have you watched it yet? This new remake of the classic film series includes Jack Black as R.L. Stine. We’ll tell you why it’s definitely worth considering for a family movie night.
Finally, if you’re a fan of Latin American cuisine, you’ll love our conversation with Federico Valiente of Pollo Campero. The global chain with over 300 locations across the world, is opening a handful of new stores in Texas too.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about the “shiny object” syndrome we’re all having with the new iPhone -- we want it because it’s the new and improved thing out there. We also have a candid conversation about the little quirks, superstitions and other things we believe in or do that we often won’t discuss.
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This week on The Little Radio Show we have an interview with Eber Lopez of MasterWord Services, Inc., and we talk about the importance of building online communities.
MasterWord Services and Memorial-Hermann Texas Medical Center are hosting the 4th Annual International Language Services Conference (ILSC) here in Houston on October 9, 2015 at the Hilton Houston Post Oak. Eber Lopez highlights why this annual event where industry leaders, premier health care organizations, and community advocates come together to discuss the latest developments and best practices in language access.
The event is geared towards administrators, professionals charged or involved with achieving operational excellence and regulatory compliance, risk managers and those managing language and diversity programs, nurses, caregivers and interpreters, as well as international program team members.
We also talk about the importance of building communities to achieve online success. This is especially important for anyone building online brands and businesses. The article mentioned in the conversation was “The Surprising Key to Your Child's Success.”
Have any tips of your own to share? Leave us a comment below with your best advice.
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In this week’s episode we have an interview with food blogger Vianney Rodriguez, we take a look at the new season of “Empire,” and we talk about our personal rules in friending (and unfriending) people on social media.
Vianney Rodriguez is an award-winning food blogger, recipe creator and author. She specializes in recipes that evoke the memories of growing up in a Mexican household. Her blog is Sweet Life, and you can find the links to her social media channels from there. Her book, “Latin Twist,” provides cocktail recipes from 18 Latin American countries; it’s available on Amazon.
Fox’s runaway television hit “Empire” is back for a second season. The show follows the struggle for power in the Lyons family, all of whom are trying to take over the record company that’s supposed to be a family business. The show airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm CST.
How do you decide when to accept a friend request? when to block? Sandra, Juan and Anjelica talk about this and other “social” topics.
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In today’s episode we have an interview with Mikaela Selley, Hispanic Collections Archivist at the Houston Public Library. Mikaela talks with us about the Latino Veterans Oral History Project and the “Remembering World War II: Houston's Latino Veterans” exhibit. The exhibit is on view until November 14, 2015 at the Houston Public Library. The Latino Veterans Oral History Project will be housed at the Houston Oral History Project when it’s completed.
Latino television mainstay Don Francisco (born Mario Kreutzberger) is retiring and Sábado Gigante is ending, with the final episode airing on Saturday, September 19, 2015 at 8 pm EST. The show has been on the air 53 years. We talk about our memories and experiences with the show.
Horror director Wes Craven passed away. Wes created the very successful “Scream” and “A Nightmare on Elm Street” film franchises, among many others. We talk about our experiences with the movies, and the hole he leaves in the entertainment industry.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we talk about Latinos who have influenced us, including: Sandra Cisneros (author of “House on Mango Street”), labor activist Dolores Huerta, actress Maria Elena Velasco (known for her La India Maria character), Victor Villaseñor’s (author of “Rain of Gold”), and actress Salma Hayek (best known for her roles in Robert Rodriguez’s “Desperado” and “From Dusk Till Dawn” movies).
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On this episode of The Little Radio Show we talk to a representative of Houston’s premier Latino arts community center, Talento Bilingue de Houston (TBH). We discuss some of Hollywood’s latest blockbuster productions: “Straight Outta Compton” and “Fear The Walking Dead.” And we take a jab of answering that age old question “what’s in your purse?”
Viridiana Maldonado, spokesperson for Talento Bilingue de Houston, talks about the importance of the arts in the Latino community, as well as the mission of this important organization. She also shares some of TBH’s most exciting upcoming events.
Anjelica and Sandra share the must have items they can’t leave the house without having in their purses. While Juan tries to comprehend why women like switching out purses so often, when he can keep a wallet for years on end. Links from this episode:
We’d also like to thank our generous underwriters for this episode of our show: The Kroger Co., Pisco Portón and Talento Bilingue de Houston sponsored our official launch party in Houston on Thursday, September 3, 2015.
The show hosts are Sandra Fernandez (@sandrasays), Juan Alanis (@juanofwords), and Anjelica Cazares (@la_anjel).
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In today’s episode we sit down and talk with Frida Villalobos, spokesperson for Neighborhood Centers, and take a look at Periscope, the latest “hot” tool in social media.
Neighborhood Centers is the largest non-profit in the Houston area. They recently were featured in the New York Times, in an article entitled “What Do the Poor Need? Try Asking Them.” The article takes a look at their methodology, “appreciative inquiry,” and how the approach has impacted how they work with communities in and around Houston.
Periscope is one of the live streaming apps that launched earlier this year. Owned by Twitter, it’s the preferred live streaming option for show host Anjelica. In this segment we find out why. Show links:
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