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Sonia Lozada’s websites: https://sonialozada.com and https://poeticresurrection.com

Here’s a recipe for Mofongo: https://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/puerto-rican-mofongo/4bbe2916-080c-4205-8edc-6962f646c7bd

Erick’s YouTube channel can be found at https://youtube.com/ericklandonrpg where he talks games, life and hosts a chat on Sundays.

His latest book release is a recently English-translated Nix Inferno: Complete Edition and can be purchased at https://www.amazon.com/Nix-Inferno-Complete-Erick-Landon/dp/B09531V7BP/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&qid=1630366744&refinements=p_27%3AErick+Landon&s=books&sr=1-4&text=Erick+Landon#customerReviews

16 year-old writer Lily Smith moved from San Diego to Berlin, Germany to pursue her craft and position herself to be a teenage author. Wise, self-aware, adventurous, daring and thoughtful, she tells stories inspired by the emotional landscapes of the parts of our lives rife with hardships, challenges and even great successes. A pragmatist who is keenly aware of and trusts in the nudges of her higher power, she marches on with a calmness in her soul and determination in her bones.

Music by XTaKeRuX.

Her Indiegogo: https://igg.me/at/CljEqcLw-gY/x/27168787#/

My website: https://www.danielmoreno.me

Connecting with her indigenous roots, Itzy Ramirez, is a UX Designer and artist that utilizes the practices of her ancestors to create systems and art that connect her to us and us to each other in intimate and beautiful ways. Texas born and current New Yorker, appreciating nature in all its beauty and unpredictability motivates a lot of her decision making. She is a working artist across multiple mediums.

Her website: https://itzyramirez.com

Music in today’s episode is “Nomad” by Mr Smith. This song and others of theirs is found at https://freemusicarchive.org

A technical writer, power lifter, and podcast host, Meaghan Ziemba is leading the charge in empowering young women within the manufacturing and engineering space as well as ushering in the next generation of women manufacturers/engineers. 17 years removed from the most important decision of her life, she lives every day sober to the notion that even the smallest changes can have the biggest impacts.

Music in today’s show is “generation to generation” by Tinmouth.

If you don’t see a way out of your situation in life and you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255

Managing editor of Origins OSU, host of the podcast exploring the global impact of “the war on drugs” called "Prologued," Brionna Mendoza is a PhD Candidate at The Ohio State University. Brionna is a lover of live music, swing dancing queen, Nicolas Cage fanatic, whose days are spent studying life after the war on drugs. Growing up in Fresno to a tight-knit family, we explore what life might have looked if she stayed there instead of relocating to the mid-west.

Never having a role model and being well aware of the low expectations of him rooted in generations of prejudice, Jerkwenton decided he was going to redefine what was expected of him, and other men like him. He initiated community programs like Cleaning Up My Hood where he and others gather and pick up trash and litter strewn about their community, and he regularly donates a portion of the proceeds from the sales of his book “Soldier Island” to Burke Industries. He has a mission to build the image of a good man up and instill it in the youth of today so the expectations can be laid at their feet and they can shoot past them as they seek to exceed them.

A woman with a million words. Some are for others, some are for herself. Some are stories. Some are lessons. All of them are worth reading or hearing. Prolific Ghost writer, author, teacher, Ruby Peru is obsessed with the ancient, a good story, artificial peach flavoring and immersing herself in words. Sometimes in life we make decisions that have long lasting impacts, but today's conversation is about how sometimes life makes decisions for you and they can be just as impactful!

35 years in the financial sector, five years as a writer and a million stories therein lay the foundation of today’s guest. The sixth (and best) of his name, Jim Flynn stands proud in the knowledge throughout life he’s made enough lemonade to satisfy even the thirstiest of competitive racers, and at the ripe age of 70+ it is still possible to pursue your dreams.