Entre Tías y Amiguis

In this episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri sits down with Stephanie Olano, a marriage and family therapist and founder of Awkward Money, to explore the deeply ingrained financial narratives that shape our relationship with money. They dive into the intersection of financial trauma, cultural identity, and generational beliefs, unpacking the ways that money anxiety manifests and how we can begin to reframe inherited financial scri...

In this episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri sits down with Christina Rodriguez, founder of Latinas with Masters. Christina shares her inspiring journey as a first-gen Nicaraguan-American doctoral candidate and the intentionality behind creating a platform that uplifts Latinas in higher education. Together, Adri and Christina unpack their shared experiences navigating academia, deconstructing white supremacy in professional spaces...

In this Entre Tías y Amiguis episode, I sit down with Angel Rodriguez, an expert social worker and innovator with over two decades of experience. We dive into the power of storytelling as a tool for building connections, bridging generational gaps, and transforming communities. Angel shares her journey from government service to entrepreneurship, highlighting how storytelling shapes personal and professional growth.

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This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, I sit down with Angela Chavez (she/her), a proud introvert, community builder, and lifelong learner. From founding the nonprofit Chicas Latinas de Sacramento to advocating for culturally responsive leadership, Angela shares her journey of embracing her authentic self while creating meaningful spaces for others. Together, we explore the intersection of introversion, leadership, and the joy of slowi...

In this heartfelt episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri Rodriguez sits down with Cyn Magaña, a queer Xicana therapist and trauma-informed wellness practitioner. Together, they explore the transformative journey of being a cycle breaker, navigating the complexities of identity, healing, and authenticity as a queer Latina. Cyn shares their story of resilience, community, and the intentional steps that led to a bi-coastal private prac...

The holidays are often filled with joy, connection, and delicious food, but let’s be real—they can also come with stress, unmet expectations, and complicated family dynamics. In this live-recorded episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, I sit down with Victoria Cortez, LMFT and founder of First Gen Feeler, to offer you a holiday survival guide. We talk about navigating boundaries, showing up authentically, and redefining traditions in way...

This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, I’m joined by Erika Dox-Martinez, founder of Bli$$ful Vida and a financial wellness coach dedicated to helping women and allies achieve financial peace of mind. In this empowering episode, Erika shares her journey from debt and financial overwhelm to creating a life rooted in abundance, purpose, and joy. Together, we unpack the emotional and systemic barriers to financial wellness and explore acti...

This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, I’m joined by Dr. Jessica Sánchez, a Latina sexologist, licensed sex therapist, and unapologetic pleasure advocate. Together, we dive into the radical concept of pleasure as a form of resistance and explore how we can reclaim our bodies, sexuality, and joy—especially as women of color navigating cultural scripts like marianismo and machismo.

About Dr. Jessica Sánchez:

Dr. Jessica Sánchez, a proud an...

In this thought-provoking episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, I sit down with my good friend Heather, a therapist, sex educator, and all-around relationship guru. Heather brings her nuanced perspective to the table as we explore the complexities of relationships—both with others and ourselves.

From navigating cuffing season to cultivating secure attachments, Heather shares invaluable insights on how we grow in and out of relationships ...

In this episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, we sit down with Esthela Duran, a powerhouse in the real estate industry and a dear friend of nearly two decades. Esthela’s journey is anything but conventional, taking her from a small town in Michoacán, Mexico, to Sacramento, where she’s made waves as a RE/MAX Hall of Fame realtor and former President of NAHREP Greater Sacramento. We delve into her experiences navigating life and career on...

In this episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri sits down with Beatriz Rivera, an inspiring entrepreneur coach and former social worker who left her role to help BIPOC and queer entrepreneurs build purpose-driven businesses. Beatriz shares her unique journey, from supporting her father’s business during the pandemic to building her own coaching practice rooted in community and values. This conversation explores how purpose and healin...

In this episode Adri sits down with Lauren Puliz, Licensed Marriage and Family therapist and founder of Millennial Mama Therapy, to dive into the emotional and mental shifts that come with parenthood. Lauren shares her journey through matrescence, the complex and often misunderstood process of becoming a mother, and how it inspired her to create a practice that supports moms navigating this life-altering transformation.

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In this episode, Adri sits down with Naomi Fierro Peña, a soulful artist, community curator, and the founder of That Art Party, a space for BIPOC adults to engage in creative play as a form of self-care and liberation. 🌿

Naomi shares her journey from being a teacher burned out by the pressures of white supremacy culture to creating a business focused on using art, creativity, and play to foster healing and connection in the BIPOC c...

In this conversation, Adri and Lupe dive into their podcast journey and the concept of 'señorahood,' reclaiming and redefining what it means to embrace adulthood with confidence and authenticity. They share reflections on self-acceptance, self-awareness, and how they’ve learned to set boundaries while embracing creativity and play.

Adri and Lupe discuss the challenges of friendships in adulthood, including the need for intentionali...

In this conversation, Adri and Violetta explore the topic of family estrangement, specifically within the BIPOC community. Violetta shares her journey as a Mexican licensed mental health therapist and how her personal and professional experiences led her to focus on family estrangement through her practice, Latinx Estrangement.

Adri and Violetta discuss the misconceptions surrounding estrangement, such as the assumption that reconci...

In this conversation, Adri and Kita (@lajefakita + @cafecitoconjefas + @kitazuletaphoto) discuss what it means to be a multi-potentialite and how embracing multiple passions can be a superpower in business and life. Kita, a first-gen Mexi-Salvi Jefa, shares her journey of navigating ADHD, balancing diverse roles, and building a thriving community through Cafecito con Jefas. The conversation explores the challenges of people-pleasin...

In this conversation, Adri and Michell explore the intersection of identity, law, and advocacy. Michell shares her experiences as a first-generation queer Latina navigating the legal world and how her background has shaped her journey as a Family Law attorney. The discussion delves into the challenges of being unapologetically herself in the courtroom, where she’s committed to prioritizing accountability, transparency, and fighting...

In this conversation, Adri and Yvonne dive into the intersection of public speaking, introversion, and identity. Yvonne shares her journey as a first-generation public speaker and how she has harnessed her voice to create spaces for others, especially Latinas and introverts, to thrive in public speaking.

Adri and Yvonne discuss the misconceptions about introverts in the public speaking world and how embracing one’s unique strengths ...

This conversation explores the topic of parentification, which is when a child is given responsibilities that are not developmentally appropriate for them. Adri Rodriguez and Adriana Alejandre share their personal experiences with parentification and discuss how cultural values, such as marianismo and machismo, contribute to this phenomenon. They also touch on the impact of parentification on mental health and the importance of set...