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New year, new you? If you’re finding yourself unexpectedly starting a new chapter in life, Brandi Wilson is here to offer words of wisdom from her own life experience. Brandi is a certified personal and executive coach, but before all of that she was a pastor’s wife at one of the largest congregations in Tennessee. That is until her husband of 20 years left her, leaving her life and dreams shattered. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams sits down with Brandi to discuss how she found hope and healing after her marriage ended, and how she carried-on for her three boys. Her story is detailed in her book: “Better Than Okay.”

More about Brandi at lovebrandiwilson.com.

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In this episode of Nuestro, Chuck Rocha talks to celebrated Chicano cartoonist and activist Lalo Alcaraz (@laloalcaraz) about discovering his artistic talents as a young kid in San Diego, working behind the scenes on the Oscar-winning film COCO, the evolution of political satire over the years and so much more. 

To learn more about Lalo Alcaraz, click here. 

For a full transcript of this episode, and to learn more about the Nuestro podcast, click here.

Political and demographic changes in the Greater L.A. area have reshaped not just local & state ways of life but also present & future national trends. Recognizing how Southern California has evolved dramatically over the past quarter century. This podcast episode is a lecture/discussion mix, led by Vivek Swaroop Sharma, Vivek is a scholar of political order, conflict, violence, religion and societies near and far; is or has been associated with such esteemed places of learning as Columbia and Yale Universities; Pitzer and Pomona Colleges; the University of Copenhagen; and École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. Those joining in this conversation include Renee Nahum, Paul Michael Neuman and Erik Sanchez.