Amelia Ceja's guest appearances

Amelia Ceja

LIVE Without Borders: A Stoic Podcast for Citizens of the World

Santa Rosa Press Democrat podcasts

Laura Vanderkam

Carrie Bradshaw

Stephen Warley

Matthew Dicks

Donald Robertson

Jen Glantz

Natalie Sisson

Myers Briggs

Jen Hansard

Jeremy Burge

Danielle Desir

Tony Magee

Postcard Academy

Aimee Holland

Ed Conroy

OwlTail

When flames were scorching the Napa and Sonoma Valley wine regions in October, vineyard owner Amelia Ceja was speaking up for the California farm workers she saw picking grapes in the smoke. Amelia is the first Mexican-American woman ever elected president of a winery, and she was once a farm worker herself.   Amelia immigrated to America in 1967. Her father had come a few years earlier as part of an agreement between the United States and Mexico, which sent millions of laborers north of the border. With the Vietnam War going on, the U.S. had a labor shortage and needed people to work the fields.    I had to learn more about this woman who came to America without knowing English, and who went on to become the owner of a multi-million dollar winery. In this episode, we talk about pairing wine and Mexican cuisine; Amelia meeting Cesar Chavez; her involvement in helping the Smithsonian National Museum of American History tell a more diverse American story, and more.   If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and forward this show to a friend. If you’re feeling especially kind, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. This helps people discover the show. 🤗   For more insider travel tips, visit postcardacademy.co Instagram, Twitter, Facebook✈️ It’s not super easy for U.S. citizens to get visas to live and work abroad (and the U.S. gov doesn’t make it easy for people to come in either). But millions of Americans have figured out how to create a life overseas, and so can you.Here’s my cheat sheet of the nine easiest countries to move to from the U.S.

When flames were scorching the Napa and Sonoma Valley wine regions in October, <a href="https://postcardacademy.co/napa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">vineyard owner Amelia Ceja</a> was speaking up for the California farm workers she saw picking grapes in the smoke. Amelia is the first Mexican-American woman ever elected president of a winery, and she was once a farm worker herself. Amelia immigrated to America in 1967. Her father had come a few years earlier as part of an agreement between the United States and Mexico, which sent millions of laborers north of the border. With the Vietnam War going on, the U.S. had a labor shortage and needed people to work the fields.  I had to learn more about this woman who came to America without knowing English, and who went on to become the owner of a multi-million dollar winery. In this episode, we talk about pairing wine and Mexican cuisine; Amelia meeting Cesar Chavez; her involvement in helping the Smithsonian National Museum of American History tell a more diverse American story, and more. If you enjoy this episode, <a href="http://goo.gl/RVt1JR" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">please subscribe</a> and forward this show to a friend. If you’re feeling especially kind, please <a href="http://goo.gl/RVt1JR" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">leave a review on Apple Podcasts</a>. This helps people discover the show. 🤗 For more insider travel tips, visit <a href="https://postcardacademy.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">postcardacademy.co</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/postcardacademy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/postcardacademy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/postcardacademy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>✈️ It’s not super easy for U.S. citizens to get visas to live and work abroad (and the U.S. gov doesn’t make it easy for people to come in either). But millions of Americans have figured out how to create a life overseas, and so can you.<a href="https://www.sarahmikutel.com/countryguide" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Here’s my cheat sheet of the nine easiest countries to move to from the U.S.</a>

From Grape Picker to Vineyard Owner:  An Interview with Amelia Ceja

Wine business reporter Bill Swindell interviews Amelia Moran Ceja, President of Ceja vineyards, about her impressive journey from growing up on a farm in Mexico, working in the vineyards as a 12 year-old in Napa  to becoming  the first woman Mexican-American Vineyard President in the country.

Wine business reporter Bill Swindell interviews Amelia Moran Ceja, President of Ceja vineyards, about her impressive journey from growing up on a farm in Mexico, working in the vineyards as a 12 year-old in Napa  to becoming  the first woman Mexican-American Vineyard President in the country.

Drinking Stories: Episode 3:  Amelia Ceja