In this episode, I get to chat with first generation, Mexican-American, founder and creator of Yo Sabo The Game, Carlos! He shares what it was like growing up in Los Angeles, the entrepreneurs who inspired him, how the idea of Yo Sabo came to life and what's next!

First-generation Mexican American, Karina, joins me in this episode, and it's a page straight out of a telenovela. There's a love story, drama, family dynamics, and, of course, a very happy ending. Karina shares what finally inspired her to get her act together and achieve her dream of living in NYC through hard work, networking, and overcoming a lot of obstacles. This is my friend, Karina.

In this episode, the incredible Persian Armenian American makeup QUEEN, Eileen Amirian joins me! We discuss life as a full time beauty content creator, how she continues to grow in the industry, and all the hurdles of life she had to overcome to get to where she is today! This is, first generation American, Eileen.

In this episode, I have the honor to speak with one of my favorite money making content creators who empowers people by sharing her low income experiences growing up and what impact she wants to make in the world through her personal story telling. We also get into how she’s raising her little boy speaking Spanish at home and how she wants him to see the world growing up as a second generation. I personally was so excited to hear her story because I felt like I could relate to her on so many levels, so I hope you guys love this episode as much as I do! This is Genesis.

In this week's episode, I briefly share some personal life updates and also chat it up with a Dominican beauty!!! Her voice will not only relax you but also inspire you with her incredible story telling. We talk about the hardships of growing up poor in NYC, what inspired her to be an advocate for her community and so much more about her amazing journey. This is Yissely.

In this episode, I sit down with creator of the Moneda Moves podcast which covers Latinos, business and their relationship with money. We discuss her upbringing in Chicago, how school made a huge impact in her life and her main motivation to get to where she is today and why talking about building generational wealth is so important to her. She also has a Moneda moves newsletter which you should check out on her Instagram @lyannealfaro - This is Lyanne.

In this episode I interview a first generation Salvadoran American who grew up in Long Island. She is an entrepreneur and founder of Bonita Fierce Candles, a premium heritage-focused home fragrance brand. Her mission is to revolutionize the toxic and generic home fragrance industry and create better-for-you products that cement a space for diverse, nuanced Latin voices and stories. In 2020, she realized the scents she grew up with (Cafe Con Leche, Coquito, Lavender Fabulosa, and more) were not represented in the home fragrance industry which she launched in 2020. By 25 years old, Melissa was the first Latina owned candle brand in Nordstrom, she was the youngest and only Latina founder at the Ulta Beauty MUSE Accelerator and she has no plans to slow down any time soon. She shares the importance of family, her journey to entrepreneurship and everything that inspired her to get here. This is Melissa.

In this episode, I catch up with Jerry, a First Generation Dominican American. We discuss the challenges he faced as a Latino kid moving from the Lower East Side to the Upper East Side and what it was like growing up around Upper Middle Class people. Today, he is working on exciting projects, pursuing his dream to become an actor and entertainer. He also has some advice for those who are looking to find their way in the industry! This is Jerry.