293 episodes
Cafe con Pam Latina Podcasters Network
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4.8 • 288 Ratings
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Cafe con Pam is the weekly podcast featuring fearless Latine/x and People of The Global Majority that break barriers, change lives and make the world a better place while living in the US.
Cafe con Pam is the platform where Latinx are able to share their stories and inspire one another through conversation of course while enjoying a fabulous cup of coffee.
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Understanding Consumers Have Power with Marta Tellado
Marta Tellado, CEO of Consumer Reports shares her story of coming to the US from Cuba, adapting to American culture, and now leading Consumer Reports so we (consumers) can have a fair and just marketplace.
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Following Your North Star with Edgar Carreon
Edgar Carreon comes back to Cafe con Pam to share an update to what's happened to him since he was last at Cafe con Pam during episode 134.
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The Power of Seasonal Planning
This week plan shares why she subscribers to seasonal planning rather than the usual planning based on the Gregorian calendar.
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Reparenting Yourself with Leslie Priscilla
Leslie Priscilla shares her story of learning to reparent herself, dealing with her mother wound and founding Latinx Parenting to support others in their practice of nonviolence and reparenting.
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Hello 2023 A Message from Pam
As we enter 2023, Pam shares a reflection about leaving 2022 behind and welcoming 2023 on purpose.
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Bonus: 2023 in the Stars with Leslie Tagorda
This week we have a special episode where previous guest Leslie Tagorda shares what the stars have in store for us this 2023. If you would like to watch the video version of this masterclass, check out the show notes.
Customer Reviews
Thank you!
I love listening to this podcast because it helps me continue to understand and expand on my identity and what it means. I highly recommend this podcast to those that enjoy introspecting. Sending you much love and blessings to you Pam and the team!
It’s the inclusivity for me
Finally, I feel like I have a bit of a ‘place’. As a biracial, second gen Mexican-American, I really struggled with identity through a lot of my younger years. In the last few years, I’ve really started to understand why this was such a task for me —just as I learned that I wasn’t alone in this feeling. A friend sent me this podcast and I was hooked immediately. It’s so relatable in so many ways but I’d say almost equally important are the guests with such a wide array of lived experiences so very different from my own. The questions and conversations make me feel like I’m part of it, and like I’d so love to be next to them sipping my own cafecito tambien. Pam is clearly passionate about her work and her curious mind and thoughtful questions keep me eager for the next episode. I’m a very grateful listener !
Relatable
Someone recommended you on tick tock and I had fallowed you. But did not listen to you at all until I did.
So in love and excited to hear you all the time.
Love the interviews love the conversation. Love the fact that I feel seen and respected with this podcast.