Latino Business Report

Revealing the Untold Story: A Counter-Narrative of ’Oppenheimer’ - the Movie

Episode 79 - 78 years and five generations have passed, yet our government continues to ignore the ongoing health crisis stemming from Oppenheimer's 1945 nuclear test site in New Mexico. In this episode of Latino Business Report, we embark on a gripping and eye-opening journey to unveil the untold story of this dark chapter in history.
Join us as we shine a critical light on how Latino and indigenous families who lived in the region were deliberately kept in the dark about their perilous exposure to high levels of radiation. This episode peels back the layers of secrecy that have shrouded this issue for far too long, revealing the harrowing consequences faced by those who unknowingly endured the fallout of atomic testing.
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Immigrants Want to Work and the U.S. Needs Workers. So, What’s the Problem?

Episode 78 - In this episode of Latino Business Report, we'll discuss the U.S. labor shortage crisis and its impact on businesses nationwide. We'll explore a surprising solution gaining support among Republican governors: their endorsement of President Biden's efforts to expand work opportunities for immigrants through parole and work authorization.
Our broken immigration system demands immediate action, given the economic and humanitarian emergencies at stake.

Follow the Journey of 1824 Tequila from Cultivation to Distribution

Episode 77 -Tequila is now a global phenomenon, with numerous brands and types available. It has transcended its traditional image as a rustic, local spirit and is often enjoyed in cocktails, shots, and sipped neat. High-quality 100% agave tequilas have gained recognition for their craftsmanship and flavor profiles.
In this episode of the Latino Business Report my guests are Omar and Zandra Castaneda the funders and co-owners of 1824 Tequilia.
More Info - Tequila 1824 | Epic memories legendary taste 

Hispanic Fun Facts They Don’t Teach You in School

Episode 76 (rr) -Learn Fun Facts about Hispanic Heritage that they did not teach you in school. This episode originally dropped September 30, 2021. The historical facts remain the same population and economic metrics have grown.
The Hispanic population in the U.S. has surged to an impressive 63.7 million, constituting more than 19% of the nation's total. Hispanic purchasing power now stands at an astonishing $2.5 trillion. Imagine this: if U.S. Hispanics were a sovereign nation, they'd boast the world's fifth-largest GDP. Join us for an eye-opening exploration of these captivating Hispanic heritage facts!

The Power & Advantage of Trained Salespeople

Episode 75 - If you're looking to unlock the secrets of successful selling and sharpen your sales skills, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we delve into the world of sales with Andrew Eilers from Power Sales University, and learn how to close deals like a pro.
Listen to learn about the science of sales and learn a few tips on how to close the deal.
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The Business of Making Tamales: Turning Tradition into Success

Episode 74 - In this episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of Valerie Gonzalez and Herlinda Lopez-Wood, the mother-daughter duo behind Delicious Tamales y Mas. With over 2 million tamales sold annually and two decades of nationwide shipping success, they've turned a centuries-old Mesoamerican staple into a modern culinary treasure.
Learn how they're expanding their online menu to include more Mexican delights and discover the secrets behind their enduring success. Join us for a taste of tradition, entrepreneurship, and the irresistible flavors that have captivated the nation.

The Attorney Advantage: How Your Choice Makes a Difference

Episode 73 - In this episode of Latino Business Report, we are honored to introduce Jesses Gonzalez, a self-made luminary in the realm of legal practice. Emerging from the lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas, Jesse's journey from migrant farmworker to one of the region's preeminent Personal Injury Attorneys is nothing short of inspiring. Armed with years of hard-earned experience, Jesse has deftly navigated the intricate landscape of personal injury law, cultivated triumphs and cultivating a legacy of excellence.
Personal Injury Attorney | J. Gonzalez Law Firm (jgonzalezlawfirm.com) 

Unleashing Transformation: The Power of Courage, Tenacity, and Purpose

Episode 72- Change rarely occurs rapidly; rather, it unfolds gradually, intricately woven into the fabric of society. This intricate process is often propelled by individuals like our esteemed guest, Paul Saldana. On this episode of the Latino Business Report, we delve into the imperative of consistently striving to instigate constructive transformation within our Latino community.

Unlocking the Power of DEI: Fostering Employment Engagement and Productivity Through Bridging Differences

Episode 71 - In today's competitive market, individuals and organizations are constantly seeking ways to gain a competitive edge, striving to enhance their efficiency and productivity. In this episode of Latino Business Report, we are joined by Thelma Tamez, an expert in DE&I - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Thelma shares valuable insights and practical tips, guiding listeners on how to unleash the untapped potential within their businesses or organizations.
For more information - Thelma Tamez – La encantada (laencantadaengagement.com)

Navigating Back-to School Anxiety

Episode 70 - Are you feeling the back-to-school jitters? You're not alone! Join me in this insightful episode of Latino Business Report, with Psychotherapist Laura Ramirez, who shares invaluable tips to help both students and parents cope with the stress and anxiety that often comes with the start of a new school year.