This week’s guest, Arzo Yusuf, is the founder and CEO of Sexy Boss Babe, a social impact company that focuses on women empowerment and the link between foster youth and human trafficking.

This week's wine: Estancia Vinyards Pinot Noir 2017 (Jessica)Lost Oak Winery Diamond Double Red (Delia) Hola mi gente. This week I speak with Delia Jasso, a self-describes Hispanic and Tejana who is several generations deep in her Dallas roots. Delia Jasso is a lifelong citizen of Dallas and was elected to the Dallas City Council in June 2009, representing District 1 from May 2011 until 2013. She was named a 2018 Minority Business Leader Honoree by the Dallas Business Journal, and received an award on February 20, 2018 where her work as Board Chair of Texans Can Academies was highlighted.Currently she owns a consulting business that deals with governmental affairs and education. In this episode we speak to Delia regarding the transformation (and sometimes last thereof) of Dallas and the opportunities that have developed within the Latinx community. From her days as one of six Hispanic students at Southern Methodist University (SMU) to seeing the rise of the Hispanic vote and power in Dallas County, Delia has seen integral chance in Dallas and is helping to transform it further. She is now a consultant and is the creator of the University of Texas at Arlington and Dallas Area Rapid Transit Transportation Leadership Academy. For more information on the academy please visit here.Make sure to follow The Wine & Chisme Podcast on all social platformsInstagramFacebookLInkedIn 

In this episode, Rosa María talks about dealing and living with Type 1 Diabetes and how that affects her career and thoughts of having children.

In this episode I got the chance to speak with Jordan Hayles. Jordan is a speaker and is building a speaking and innovation practice which elevates forward thinking ideas and resources that matter now. Her latest invention, The Busy Humans’ Language Method, shifts learning how to speak a language from a technical pursuit to a human one. She is known for talks such as “Green Dream: Building Parks for Ages 102 and Younger” & “Human Terms & Conditions: Should The Exit Interview Be Done on The First Day?” She is also a co-organizer with March for Black Womxn San Diego: a march based in Black Joy + Black Resistance and shares with me the goals and demands the black woman & fem community want to implement. This is such a powerful and informative interview. But you know we always keep the laughter going.March for Black Womxn San Diego March - Sunday, March 8More information can be found at www.m4bwsd.orgInstagram: @m4bwsd 

In 2008, at the age of 35, with a husband and 4 kids all under the age of 7, Aurora Colello was diagnosed with a progressive and incurable disease, Multiple Sclerosis (MS). After going blind in her right eye, she was told she would never get her vision back and that her MRI showed 10 lesions all over her brain. Because of where her lesions were located, she was also told that she would be in a wheelchair within 5 years and on medications her whole life. She thought her life was over but it had actually just begun! Aurora dove into functional medicine and healing the root cause of where her symptoms were coming from. She has never been on medications for MS, she uses food as her medicine and lifestyle changes have saved her life from one with MS. She healed her body from MS and is healthier now than she was before her diagnosis. After the first year of her lifestyle changes, her vision came back better than before, after being blind for over a month and she became physically active for the first time. She has been racing triathlons for 10 years, has been a sponsored triathlete and has raced over 51 triathlons, including Half Ironman distances. Her story has been featured in both Shape Magazine and Latina Magazine multiple times, Fox News, ABC LA and various TV Shows. She is a graduate of the Institute for Functional Medicine Coaching program, a coach, writer and speaker, and is passionate about sharing her story to give others inspiration and hope and teach them how the body can heal through diet and lifestyle changes .

WineCampo Viejo Rioja Hola mi gente! In this episode I speak with my friend, Cindy Canek. Cindy Canek, aka The Mommy Goddess, is a Soul Coach passionate about healing and activating other souls to start living from their Soul's truth. She uses her "Don" her intuitive gift of seeing, reading and shifting energy in her practice through various methods. Reiki, Pranic healing, Channeling, and Curanderismo. As an artist and intuitive creator she has launched various platforms with the intention of creating connection and building a community where she shares high vibration content and light infused products with the purpose of creating awareness and expansion of your inner light. She discusses her painful childhood that led her into leaving home at a young age and after some extreme challenges, finds her way into herself. Her intuition led her into a career that she seemed to be a natural at, but after 11 years found herself laid off the week of Thanksgiving, a single mom of three boys. Cindy examines her life and shares her insights as she navigates this new normal.  Follow Cindy on all social channels: InstagramFollow The Wine & Chisme Podcast on all social channels:InstagramFacebookLinkedIn

Our guest, Vanessa Miranda, discusses the importance of women and women of color in STEM and Tech and how to pivot into a career even if you don't have a STEM background.

Aurea Bolaños walks us through why the Latinx community is often ignored as the largest minority voting block in the United States and how we can create a coalition to change the outcome of the 2020 election.

Wine: Bodega Norton Colección Malbec Hola mi gente! This first podcast gives you some insight on why I started the podcast and what to expect on this journey. Make sure to follow The Wine & Chisme Podcast on all social channels: InstagramFacebookLinkedIn