Phillip Rendon's guest appearances

Phillip Rendon

Solid Foundations Podcast 

Jason Hernandez

Gilbert Boynton

Gilbert Regalado II

Adam Burridge

Isabel Regalado

Richard Regalado

Marina Tapia

Crystal Cooper

Victor Vega

Gus Rigali

Aileen Martinez

Albert Carrasco

Dustin Alliano

Merari Hernandez

Aileen Torres

OwlTail

As Humans we are born as close to emotionally flawless as we will ever be. As kids we are molded by our experiences and the people in our lives. We are so impressionable in our youth that some sort of emotional trauma is inevitable. There may be different levels of severity that one may suffer from. All the way from the child that was sexually abused and now feels ashamed and worthless to the child who was over protected and wanted for nothing, but now as an adult feels inadequate and hopeless. No matter the life circumstances, there is no escaping emotional trauma. There is nothing we can do as parents or guardians to prevent our children from experiencing it in one way or another. We will not stop future generations from feeling this pain, but we can put a stop to to their suffering of it. A good way to start accomplishing just that is for us adults to talk about how emotional trauma has effected us and more importantly what methods we have used to turn our suffering into empowerment

As Humans we are born as close to emotionally flawless as we will ever be. As kids we are molded by our experiences and the people in our lives. We are so impressionable in our youth that some sort of emotional trauma is inevitable. There may be different levels of severity that one may suffer from. All the way from the child that was sexually abused and now feels ashamed and worthless to the child who was over protected and wanted for nothing, but now as an adult feels inadequate and hopeless. No matter the life circumstances, there is no escaping emotional trauma. There is nothing we can do as parents or guardians to prevent our children from experiencing it in one way or another. We will not stop future generations from feeling this pain, but we can put a stop to to their suffering of it. A good way to start accomplishing just that is for us adults to talk about how emotional trauma has effected us and more importantly what methods we have used to turn our suffering into empowerment

#38 Emotional Trauma with Phillip Rendon & Victor Vega

Our discussion will include a quick intro into what caused us to want to be gang members when we were young boys, but more importantly we will talk about prevention strategies for those youth on the edge of gang life and solution strategies for those already in it. If you have  any specific questions you would like us to address, dm and we will answer them on the podcast. We want to make it clear that we are speaking on this subject, NOT as any type of street authority, but rather as fathers and concerned members of our community. -- If you would like to learn more about anyone of us, you can check out the following episodes #20 Don't know how to change with Victor Vega #14 From Honor Roll to Gang Member with Gilbert Regalado #13 Gang's are't going away with Phillip Rendon

Our discussion will include a quick intro into what caused us to want to be gang members when we were young boys, but more importantly we will talk about prevention strategies for those youth on the edge of gang life and solution strategies for those already in it. If you have  any specific questions you would like us to address, dm and we will answer them on the podcast. We want to make it clear that we are speaking on this subject, NOT as any type of street authority, but rather as fathers and concerned members of our community. -- If you would like to learn more about anyone of us, you can check out the following episodes #20 Don't know how to change with Victor Vega #14 From Honor Roll to Gang Member with Gilbert Regalado #13 Gang's are't going away with Phillip Rendon

#29 Youth violence in SB with Phillip Rendon & Victor Vega

In this episode I speak with an older homie of mine, Phillip Rendon. Phillip came up about 2 generations before me, though still we share a lot in common. We are both family men and entrepreneurs, but before that we both had been jumped in to the East Side Krazies by the age of 15. Fortunately it didn’t take long for us to figure out we were setting ourselves up for failure with the choices we had been making as young teens. We noticed a lot of homies were dying, going to prison or becoming dope feens and that if we didn’t change our actions, we would suffer the same fate. In the following discussion we speak about events that helped us start making better life decisions and the path we have been on to help others to do the same.

#13 Gangs aren’t going away with Phillip Rendon