I Feel Weird - Host Ed Rodriguez I Feel Weird Podcast

Dr. Luz Maria Villanueva PhD, is an intimacy coach with decades of experience in mental health. She is a life,sex, and intimacy coach psychologist out of San Diego, CA. She helps people all over the nation get connected with their mates but more importantly learn how to connect with themselves to allow intimacy. 
 
We review a few things about Mexican-American culture and the stigmas that surround mental health and intimacy. She also shows me how big the cl*tor*s is.... its quite big... but you all knew that right? The conversation is great for people to understand sex and accept it in a healthy way. 
Feel free to reach out to Dr. Luz and tell her this weird guy sent you!
 
Instagram: @discoverpassionwithdrluz
Website: www.discoverpassionwithdrluz.com

Verenice Valdez came on the podcast to check it off of her bucket list and try something new. She shares her story of recovery and the adventures it has taken her down in her life.
Now she enjoys sober adventures as an aunt and experienced dog sitter. Also breaks a sweat as a beach body class teacher. In this episode we learn how she in transition into a new life with growth by trying new things and being more vulnerable in sharing her journey.
If you enjoy this episode, get ready for her podcast to drop soon!

Melissa Valencia returns to the podcast with more good stories and wisdom. As a licensed therapist Melissa works directly with at risk youth. She see kids that are struggling on a daily basis and provides them resources and help. Her work with children is very difficult and she shows us how she has difficult conversations with parents that they do not want to have. We dig deep into parenting and our upbringing as latinos. 
The most important part comes at the end where we reminisce on booty popping music! 

As many of you know, I do a yearly fundraiser to help families in need in San Diego. It is now the 6th year of this fundraiser and we have been able to help over 30 hungry families. I usually stick to National City, CA because I grew up there and see a big need for help. This year we no different. As always many people stepped up to help with their generosity. I was able to interview two of the families that you all helped. I hope we can continue to keep this tradition alive and help more and more families throughout the years.
 
Listen to our conversations and remember how lucky we are to have food in our fridge. One day you may be in a position to help those in need and I hope you do!

Brenda (Stacy) Fajardo was a very brave for coming on the show in the state she was in. We had the unique opportunity of helping Brenda through a break-up live on the air. I commend Brenda for her bravery and for being willing to discuss these topics on air. She has a great attitude and continues to grow and learn. Brenda brings a bit of Mexican history into the show as well and schools us on the death of Colosio also known as Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta who was assassinated in 1994 on the streets on Tijuana, MX while on the campaign trail. 
 
The best part of this episode is Brenda Stacy brings amazing energy, hilarity, and vulnerability to the show that I am sure you will all enjoy! 
 
Instagram: @brendaaaracely

Moises Amaro joined us on the podcast to provide us some great stories about his life. He also goes into the Cholo Goth scene and helps us learn what it is all about. Moises is a big fan of Prayers out of San Diego, CA. Although the scene is out of San Diego, Moises says the scene seems to be a lot stronger in Los Angeles, CA. On top of that we discussed Moises' run ins with the law and adventures in Tijuana. 
 
Follow Moises if you want to know about cholo goth!
Instagram: @elchamoy1904