Sin Papeles Podcast

Beatriz

A podcast where we sit down with those who once lived in the shadows. Formerly undocumented, for more than 30 years, Beatriz brings an unfiltered glimpse of resilience, identity, and the quiet power of hope.

Episodes

  1. Aug 18

    Dreaming Without Permission: Juan's Story

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Sin Papeles, Beatriz sits down with DACA recipient and entrepreneur Juan Maya to talk about resilience, identity, and creating opportunities where few seem to exist. Juan shares his personal immigration journey, the challenges of growing up undocumented, and how those experiences shaped his work supporting undocumented students and aspiring business owners. Together, they explore fear, hope, community, and the power of investing in yourself, even when the odds seem stacked. This conversation is a reminder that immigration stories aren’t only about survival. They’re also about innovation, purpose, and building a future that creates opportunities for others. Learn more about Juan’s work empowering undocumented entrepreneurs and how he’s helping the next generation turn their ideas into reality. Learn how to bring UndocuStartup™ to your campus: www.undocustartup.com 12 Ways to Connect With Juan: Newsletter → https://shorturl.at/mpzLO Programs & Speaking → https://www.undocustartup.com TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@jmayahern Business IG → https://instagram.com/undocustartup/ Personal IG https://instagram.com/jmayahe/ Linkedin>https://linkedin.com/in/juanmayahernandez/ LinkedIn Newsletter → https://linkedin.com/newsletters/_ 7011183488515129344/ Reddit →https://reddit.com/r/Undocumentedstudents/ Threads →https://www.threads.net/@jmayahern Email → jmayahern@undocustartup.com Website > https://www.jmayahern.com Full podcast archive →https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/juan-maya-hernandez Instagram: sin_papeles_podcast

    Dreaming Without Permission: Juan's Story
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12 Ratings

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A podcast where we sit down with those who once lived in the shadows. Formerly undocumented, for more than 30 years, Beatriz brings an unfiltered glimpse of resilience, identity, and the quiet power of hope.

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