Agape Project w/ Gabriella Heinz

In this episode I speak with my friend Jose Coronado about the success he found in putting his mom who has Parkinsons disease on a probiotic diet. Can a probiotic diet help your immune system? Does having a healthy immune system help you fight agains Covid-19? 

Been away for a while and now it seems like the world is in a very different place. In this episode I interview my mentor Chris Tortorici, so he can help me make sense of what's going on with this planet right now.

Chris Tortorici is a minister, artist and philosopher and can be heard on his own podcast. Listen Here: https://pod.link/coffeeandtheword
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Coffeeandthewordpodcast/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coffeewordpodcast

In this interview we interview the current Miss Yuma County title holder Gabriella Heinz. 

Gabriella Heinz is a 20-year-old driven by passion. She has spent the last two years as a titleholder for the Miss America Organization, championing her social impact initiative, The Agape Project: Sex-trafficking Prevention. Her work with prevention efforts began in high school, where she started researching the problem. She is excited for the year ahead as Miss Yuma County and will be bringing her impact initiative to the Miss Arizona stage, once more. 

Facebook: Miss Yuma County 

Instagram: @missyumacountyaz 

Email: missyumacountyaz@gmail.com 

Website: YumaScholarshipProgram.com  

In this episode we interview Thomas Fernandez formerly known as BDS The Fresh. 

Thomas Fernandez was born and raised, died and was reborn in Yuma Arizona. He is a father and an artist and a whole bunch of other things. He has been a recording artist, a painter, a writer, comic book artist, podcaster and future film maker. Thomas’ life goal is to leave the planet a little better than it was when he was born and to raise his son to be a better man than he was.  

Music: https://earthborn.bandcamp.com/album/lechooga-phunk 

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gents-of-the-round-table/id1473654326


Thanks to our sponsor ------>  Made West

In this episode we interview entrepreneur Cesar Delgadillo


Cesar's professional journey began at the age of 19 when he started working with a network marketing company. This work experience would lay the foundation and help develop multiple skills that a traditional school system could never provide. With hard work, Cesar was able to reach several milestones in his company, including becoming the youngest Executive Director in Arizona.

Unfortunately in 2008, his team crashed along with the market. However, five years later and after a few other failed business attempts, Cesar found new opportunity in the solar industry in 2013. Cesar currently runs a successful top solar sales team in Arizona. He is co-host of the Yuma Entrepreneur Show. YES is a local entrepreneur group dedicated to local success along with the Billion Dollar Brotherhood based out of Southern California. Cesar's goal and vision is to help current and future business leaders in his community.

https://www.facebook.com/YumaEntrepreneurShow/

In this episode we my old friend and former label mate Charles Escalanti aka Mic Titac

Charles Rufus Escalanti was born in Yuma, AZ and raised on the Ft. Yuma Quechan Reservation in Winterhaven, CA. Charles is an elected Councilman for the Quechan Tribe (2018-2020), which has been one of his proudest accomplishments. Charles is also an award winning songwriter and Hip Hop Artist, and had toured through the most of the United States and Canada. Charles also accumulated over 20 years of Tribal Gaming and Management experience, with both of his past occupations have allowed him to be efficient in the Administration, public speaking and networking. Charles’ future is open to all things that may come into his path, he has stated that “No burden is to heavy for him to carry”.

For more information please visit these links

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mic.titan

Music: https://soundcloud.com/mictitan 

Tribal Government: https://www.quechantribe.com/government  

In this episode we interview Robby Rodriguez:

After years as a dedicated fire fighter, Robby Rodriguez kept a promise he made to his grandfather and became the new owner of the old family business; Chretin’s Mexican Food Restaurant. After the restaurant leaving the family and passing through a few hands since the 90’s and Robby, serving his community as a hardworking fire fighter, he saw that promise come to life in 2018. In addition to owning and reuniting the Chretin’s Mexican Food Restaurant with the family, Robby also owns The Kress Ultra Lounge, a venue and night club in Yuma Arizona. Robby is also a board member of Bridget’s Gift, a foundation that raises money and offers financial assistance for friends and families in the Yuma community who are battling breast cancer and need a helpful hand with either medical bills or everyday expenses while they are focusing on treatment and healing. For more information about Bridget’s Gift, The Kress Ultra Lounge, and Chretin’s Mexican Food Restaurant please visit the links below:

Bridget’s Gift: https://bridgetsgift.com/

Chretin’s: https://www.facebook.com/Chretins1946/

The Kress Ultra Lounge: https://www.facebook.com/thekressultralounge/

In this episode we interview Legal Alien of The Dune Sea Crew:

Fausto Ivan Lopez aka Legal Alien of the Dune Sea Crew, is an original hip hop/soul artist based out of Yuma AZ. Co-Founder & Artist, of Dune Sea Records and worship leader at his congregation. Originally from Watts Los Angeles, he moved to Yuma AZ in the early 90’s with his parents and siblings as a way to escape the gang violence. Although his musical tastes were growing, hip hop is what caught the eye and ear of Legal Alien. The beats & sample chops, especially the soulful type, is what moved him. While in Yuma, Legal Alien began performing as an emcee with a local church and this is where he would develop his love for the mic and his passion for God. Now with both his skills on the mic and his relationship with God finely tuned, he rocks stages up and down the west coast while spreading his message of hope and positivity. 

Listen to Legal Alien’s new album Old Dog, Young Cats on all streaming platforms. Spotify| Apple Music | iHeartRadio | iTunes 

Here are some links. 

https://song.link/album/us/i/1478837484

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m9Tu9a53knRAf4iL-KCjnSj19auXFDRwk

Follow Legal Alien social media. 

FB: Fausto Legal Alien Lopez

IG: LegalAlienLa

Twitter: LegalAlienLa

Snap: LegalAlienLa

In this episode we interview Leah Bunting. Leah is a Certified Heart-Centered Clinical Hypnotherapist (CCHT) and Industrial and Organizational (IOP) Psychologist, that has perfected her abilities to keenly observe and alter social, emotional, and the subconscious drives which influence & drive all human behaviors. Through data-driven & science-based clinical hypnotherapy, she guides clients in navigating the uncharted territories of their subconscious minds. Here, clients are free to discover hidden motivational drives, limiting subconscious beliefs, and re-write the path to their own personal transformations. Leah’s vision is to use what she’s learned, to support the healing and empowerment of others seeking to live more fully connected, joyful lives. Passionate about mental health and holistic wellbeing –Leah offers education, coaching, consulting, and therapeutic mental health counseling services to help those experiencing suffering within the human condition.

To find out more and work with Leah, you can contact her on social media @Amer_ica_thabeautiful, and via email at: Leah.Bunting@outlook.com.

Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKpk9jJPpaI

Website: https://www.arewewhereyetpodcast.com

In the first episode of Season 3 we interview Lia Littlewood & Isaac Russell who are two of the founding members of The Littlewood Fine Art & Community Co-Op (Where we now record our podcast). We that what better way to kick off the new season, than by breaking in our new studio with the two people that made this all possible.

Here is a little more about the Co-op and what we are all about: 

Littlewood Fine Art & Community Co-Op is a collective of like-minded individuals working together to encourage working artists to pursue their talents. Our motto is: Inclusion, Inspiration, Integrity. Littlewood Fine Art and Community Co-Op is building community and civic spirit through its classes, gallery exhibitions, and special events. We believe that a community that ‘comes together’ through the arts is a healthier, happier, and – most importantly – more cohesive community. For more information please visit:
http://www.littlewoodcoop.com


As mentioned in the episode here, if you would like to become a Patron of the show and receive some of the goodies we mentioned, please visit: https://www.patreon.com/awwypodcast

If you would like to give a one time donation in support of our show, you can give directly to The Littlewood Co-op and just mention us in the notes when prompted, by visiting the link here and clicking on the "One Time Donation" box: https://www.littlewoodcoop.com/donate.html

Also if you would like to help out Rigo and the Mendoza family during their time of need, you can visit the link here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/rigo-and-trisha-mendoza?rcid=r01-156719310269-27a97029ec8f4f32&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_w&fbclid=IwAR3NIjacuc20vCHcAgkyReV935bKQ61Zoe8dUaYpHn82YSr1U3Fg446RVR0