The Wine & Chisme Podcast

The Wine & Chisme Podcast

The Wine & Chisme Podcast was created to share the stories of everyday people doing extraordinary things to serve their community. Our host, Jessica Yañez brings her love for wine and passion for storytelling together to highlight the stories that need to be told in communities of color. Chisme (Spanish for gossip) comes from the interviewees themselves as they "spill the wine" on their own terms. So grab a glass of wine and join us for the new Wednesday. #WineAndChismeWednesday

  1. The Slow Burn: Living Next Door to a Nightmare with Jessica & Erika

    1 DAY AGO

    The Slow Burn: Living Next Door to a Nightmare with Jessica & Erika

    Pour yourself a glass and settle in for a wild story, as Jessica takes us through the harrowing three-month saga that culminated in her neighbor starting a fire in their apartment building. This Episode's Pour - Cabernet Sauvignon by Monroy Wines *Grab your favorite stress-relieving red - you'll need it for this story!* 📝 Episode Summary In this episode, Jessica opens up to Erika about the terrifying ordeal she experienced with her neighbor, chronicling the 98-day descent into chaos that ultimately led to a dangerous apartment fire. From early warning signs to the final dramatic incident, we explore: - The first red flags that something wasn't right next door - Escalating incidents over three months - Building management's response (or lack thereof) - The night of the fire and its immediate aftermath - The emotional toll of living through prolonged neighbor disputes - Important lessons about tenant rights and safety Key Moments - The initial signs of trouble - Failed attempts to resolve the situation - Documentation and reporting process - The fire incident - Emergency response - Aftermath and resolution Connect With Us - Follow us on Instagram: @thewineandchisme - Join our Facebook Group: The Wine & Chisme Podcast Community - Email us your stories: hola@thewineandchismepodcast.com 🗣️ Share Your Story Have you dealt with nightmare neighbors? Share your experience in our Facebook group or email us. Your story might help others dealing with similar situations.

    1h 6m
  2. The Spanglish Business Revolution with Ashley Stoyanov Ojeda

    23 OCT

    The Spanglish Business Revolution with Ashley Stoyanov Ojeda

    Wine: Episode Summary Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda is a trailblazing multicultural business strategist and author who's revolutionizing the landscape for Latina and Latine femme entrepreneurs. With her groundbreaking Spanglish business book "Jefa in Training" and extensive experience in business development, Ashley shares her journey of creating inclusive spaces and empowering diverse entrepreneurs. Guest Bio Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda is a Mexican-French business strategist, bestselling author, and speaker with over a decade of experience in business development, community marketing, and communications. She's the author of "Jefa in Training: The Business Startup Toolkit for Entrepreneurial and Creative Women," the first Spanglish business-launching book. Episode Highlights The story behind creating the first Spanglish business-launching book Growing up with Mexican and Fench backgrounds and how that impacted the world around her How the Jefa in Training Circle is building a community for Latina entrepreneurs Insights on multicultural business strategy and community marketing Discussion of business and cultural retreats for entrepreneurs Her struggles with infertility Notable Achievements - Featured in Telemundo, mitú, Nasdaq, Forbes, People en Español, and Business Insider - Collaborations with Google, Pepsico, Adidas, and other major corporations - Created the Jefa in Training Circle, a membership-based community for entrepreneurs - Reaches over 7,000 followers and newsletter subscribers - Regular speaker at prestigious events including Montclair University's Women's Entrepreneurship Week What's Next - Launching a weekly newsletter highlighting diverse entrepreneurs - Second book in development - Continuing to expand business and cultural retreats - Growing the Jefa in Training Circle community Connect with Ashley Website: www.ashleykstoyanovojeda.com

    1h 29m
  3. Unbthrd & Unstopable: Fashioning a Life of Happiness with Solimar Willliams

    18 SEPT

    Unbthrd & Unstopable: Fashioning a Life of Happiness with Solimar Willliams

    Wine: 2019 Malbec, Oak Mountain Winery In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Sol Williams, the visionary behind UNBRTHD, to discuss her journey from the Dominican Republic to becoming a successful fashion designer in the United States. Sol shares her experiences, challenges, and the philosophy that drives her brand and life. Key Points 1. Early Life:   - Born and raised in the Dominican Republic   - Afro-Latina heritage and its influence on her work 2. The Big Move:   - Relocated to New York at age 17   - Pursuing her dream of becoming a fashion designer 3. California Dreaming:   - The move to California   - Birth of UNBRTHD brand 4. The UNBRTHD Philosophy:   - Meaning behind the name   - Importance of remaining "unbothered" by outside troubles   - Focusing on personal happiness and dreams 5. Fashion and Culture:   - How Sol's background influences her designs   - Merging Afro-Latino heritage with modern fashion 6. Overcoming Challenges:   - Experiences as an immigrant in the fashion industry   - Staying true to her vision despite obstacles 7. Success and Future Plans:   - Growth of UNBRTHD   - Sol's vision for the brand and her career Quotes "In order to achieve happiness and your dreams, you must remain 'UNBRTHD' by outside troubles. You must always focus on you and what makes you happy." - Sol Williams Follow Sol Williams and UNBRTHD on social media: Instagram Visit the UNBRTHD website: https://www.unbthrdfashion.com/

    1h 10m

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The Wine & Chisme Podcast was created to share the stories of everyday people doing extraordinary things to serve their community. Our host, Jessica Yañez brings her love for wine and passion for storytelling together to highlight the stories that need to be told in communities of color. Chisme (Spanish for gossip) comes from the interviewees themselves as they "spill the wine" on their own terms. So grab a glass of wine and join us for the new Wednesday. #WineAndChismeWednesday

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