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¿Quién Tú Eres? Plurawl
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4.9 • 102 Ratings
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Our mission is to redefine the word "professionalism" by empowering Latino/ Latina/ Latinx communities to be their authentic selves. When we are told to be professional, in many ways we are told to not be ourselves.
On this podcast, we have candid conversations and explore the conflict that we often face between being our authentic selves & "professionalism". The podcast is named ¿Quién Tú Eres? because that’s the question that we want each guest to answer. Listen to find out who we really are...when we stop code-switching. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quientueres/support
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Recipe for Success with Eddy Hiraldo
Welcome to a brand new episode of the ¿Quién Tú Eres? podcast, where we explore the conflict we often face between "professionalism" & being our authentic selves. This week's guest is Eddy Hiraldo.
Eddy Hiraldo is an experienced strategist, creative, and storyteller seasoned with 1 cup of the Bronx, NY; a 1/2 cup of Florida; and 3 tbsp of both Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico respectively. He’s a recent alumn of ONE School Atlanta (2022) and both the AAF’s Most Promising Multicultural Student program (2018) and the 4A’s Multicultural Advertising Intern Program (2017). Currently he works as a Social Strategist at Wieden+Kennedy NY and spends most of his time being a student of internet culture. When he’s not, he’s a creative strategist for 14th and Market and the Brand Manager for Black Visionaries™.
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Self Discovery with Pabel & Odalys
Your two favorites (Odalys & Pabel) are back with another live episode of Unfiltered! This is the monthly series that we do live on YouTube and LinkedIn each month. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so we discussed Mental Health & Emotional Intelligence and the impact it's had on our careers.More specifically, we discussed:- Different ways to think about mental health/ therapy.- Have you ever tried talking to yourself? Pabel started live journaling and having self conversations- The study of "human design"; energy management- Are Personality Tests helpful for self awareness? What best helped describe you; how often do you get to know yourself. What tests have best described you?- What’s the "weirdest" thing that you’ve done, in your mental health journey- Lack of emotional intelligence within teams and managers.- Trauma dumping
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Típico with Nancy Pineda
Welcome to a brand new episode of the ¿Quién Tú Eres? podcast, where we explore the conflict we often face between "professionalism" & being our authentic selves. This week's guest is Nancy Pineda.
Nancy is a first generation Dominican-American Latina, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York.
She started her career in the corporate financial industry in 2003 after interning at American Express while in high school and later getting hired as an executive assistant. In her 20 years at American Express, she held different roles including business analyst, chief of staff, business strategy manager and project manager. In 2021, she transitioned to JP Morgan Chase & Co. where she is currently a Project Manager in the Corporate Investment Banking organization.
Aside from her day job, Nancy freelances for her best friend’s interior design business, Lucia Genao Interiors, where she provides strategic and operational support. Then, during install period, you’ll find her rolling up her sleeves building furniture and fluffing pillows!
Nancy earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration and her MBA in managerial analytics from Mercy College in New York City, graduating summa cum laude in both fields. She was part of the Delta Mu Delta society, graduating with honors.
In her personal time, you can find Nancy trying out new eats, at the gym powerlifting, or dancing merengue, merengue típico and bachata with her friends and family. She has a heart for mentoring and has partnered with various business resource groups to mentor junior professionals and MBA students. She also volunteers for external organizations, such as Junior Achievement of New York, to teach financial literacy to low-income elementary schools in the Bronx.
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Agua Bonita with Kayla Castañeda
Welcome to a brand new episode of the ¿Quién Tú Eres? podcast, where we explore the conflict we often face between "professionalism" & being our authentic selves. This week's guest is Kayla Castañeda, who is the founder of Agua Bonita. Here's a quick bio...in Kayla's own words...
Much like the aguas frescas we make, my family history starts in Mexico and settles in the fruit fields of the Central Valley of California. My ancestors immigrated to the states pursuing the opportunity for a better life and following the migrant farm work as field workers, which led us here – where we grow 60% of the nation’s produce!
Growing up here, my grandpa would bring us home super ripe fruit from the fields that he couldn’t just stand to let go to waste. This fruit would be sprinkled with chile powder or made into aguas frescas for the whole family to enjoy.
When I lost my job mid-pandemic, I took it as “when life gives you lemons, make aguas frescas.” I decided to create something that is reflective of my culture, my family, and my grandpa’s teachings of never letting food go to waste (and not too much sugar – he was diabetic), and Agua Bonita was born. We’ve carried on the tradition of taking real fruit from the fields and creating a delicious drink to share with everyone, from our home to your hands.
Resources & Links
1) Agua Bonita website
2) Quick video highlighting the unfortunate business practices from Coca-cola. It's an experience that's highlighted towards the end of the episode.
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Pinky Ring with Walter Geer
Welcome to a brand new episode of the ¿Quién Tú Eres? podcast, where we explore the conflict we often face between "professionalism" & being our authentic selves. This week's guest is Walter Geer, who's currently the Chief Experience Design Officer at VMLY&R HEALTH.
As Chief Experience Design Officer at VMLY&R HEALTH, Walter Geer is responsible for creating innovative design solutions to health. His role is to bridge technology, storytelling, design and user experience together to create meaningful health experiences.
With an 80 percent focus on health and pharma he also maintains a broader range of clients like Dell Technologies, Coke and Walgreens.
Walter was honored in Adweek’s ‘50 Most Important People in Marketing, Media and Tech’ and Savoy Magazine recognized Walter in their ‘Most Influential Black Executives in Corporate America’. He is not only known for re-inventing and revitalizing the way brands and advertisers connect with consumers, but also for being a passionate and vocal advocate. As the co-founder of Diverse Creatives, he has been outspoken in the charge for creating a diverse and inclusive culture for Black and brown creatives in advertising.
A veteran of the digital advertising space, Walter holds a total of six U.S. patents for digital ad formats and has implemented creative products and strategies for a variety of publishers and leading technology and media companies including Google, Viacom, NYTimes and MySpace. One of his most famous inventions was Skippable Pre-Roll (5,4,3,2,1 Skip video ad format). Walter has been an architect of market-first usability labs, applying biometric research to the development of creative executions while minimizing risk by understanding how consumer emotions and demographics impact brand engagement.
Prior to VMLY&R, Walter was SVP, Group Creative Director at TBWA\Worldhealth, where he ran Digital, Innovation and creative production.
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C.R.E.A.M with Pabel & Samara
April is Financial Literacy Month, so this week… @samaraconnects and @pabiceps discussed how knowledge (or lack of it) impacted life and career decisions.$ isn’t a requirement to be your most authentic self at work. It sure does give you a boost of confidence knowing that when your savings account is stacked. If you’re disrespected at work, you can quit and let that savings account and investments hold you down for a while.
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Customer Reviews
Inspirational, healing, and authentic
I absolutely love Pabel’s podcast. I came across it at a time when I was transitioning from a toxic work environment that had greatly affected my mental health. Listening to this helped me heal, feel seen, and realize I’m not alone in my experience. I even had my white husband listen to a few podcast episodes and it greatly opened his eyes to my personal struggles in the PNW tech world. I can’t recommend this podcast enough - I love listening to it as it feels like I’m listening to friends chat.
5 estrellas!
A solid podcast. I found it engaging and informative. Pabel is a great host and conversationalist, and keeps the conversation lively and engaging and more importantly, deep. Some pods struggle to strike the balance between educational and entertaining, that’s not an issue here. A lot of great information, a lot of great advice. Would definitely recommend to anyone curious about the world of professionalism in the 2020’s . A great listen, no notes.
Mixed Feelings
I have mixed feelings about ¿Quién Tú Eres? by Pabel Martinez. The reason why is that I noticed a pattern. The pattern is that most of his Afro-Latino guests are lighter-skinned and mixed-race. How will they relate to my experience as a dark skin Afro-Latino with two Black parents? Also, most of them (including the host) love to separate their Black and Latino heritages (keep in mind, being Afro-Latino is supposed to be together, not separated). Or worse, not identify as a Black Latino (Afro-Latino or mixed with Black Latino). I know it’s their experiences, but not all of us have the “luxury” of just being Latino because it’s a culture, not a race. All I am saying is to diversify your guests to hear new things from the business world of Hispanics/Latinos, their personal stories, their side jobs, or all three suggestions. I do appreciate the direction you’re going, but there is more you can do. Look on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube to reach out to Afro-Latino content creators (for example) to start. There are literal hashtags to use online to reach people, like the ones you use on Instagram. Use them, Mr. Martinez. P.S. - I listened to 6 - 8 of your Afro-Latino (mestizo or mixed with Black Latinos) episodes, so I know what I am saying.
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