Norma Newton's guest appearances

Norma Newton

Cafe con Pam

Las Doctoras Podcast

The Wine & Chisme Podcast

Rita Bautista

Taylor Tieman

Jennifer Lopez

Shaun Cassidy

Marie Claire

Bobby Herrera

Sandra Cisneros

Ronsley Vaz

Jen Hemphill

Richard Thompson

Leysa Carrillo

Beto Perez

Monica Hernandez

Sarah Perez

Danny Sanchez

OwlTail

Listeners, we're back this week with Norma Newton.Norma is a former attorney, New York Times published writer and Latinx-book publisher. She is also a first gen, avid reader and artivist. Her heart is in L.A. with her family and multiple plants. When she isn’t reading, Norma can be found in a museum or practicing yoga. During our conversation, we talked about: Growing up in a small town in California Leaving town to go to college Challenging limiting beliefs Her New York Times essay about colorism Embracing her heritage Starting her book publishing company, Fabian Flores  This episode is brought to you by Apotheosis ArtApotheosis Art was born out of a desire to cultivate an artistic community focused on passion, curiosity, and eagerness. The gallery's founding concepts are rooted in encouraging and fostering young, talented artists, exploring new avenues to increase dialogue, and providing a platform to discover, engage, and educate people in art.Get FREE SHIPPING using the code: CCP111MagicMindMagicMind is the world's first productivity drink.🧠 All-natural Ingredients: Adaptogens - help decrease stress Nootropics - boost blood flow &amp; cognition Matcha - keeps you focused.🧠 Lighter On Caffeine: Unlike regular energy drinks, minimal caffeine, all of which comes from matcha tea.🧠 Drink Less Coffee: Quitting coffee is hard. MagicMind increases productivity while reducing coffee cravings and preventing the caffeine crash.🧠 Crush Your To-do List:The extra productivity and focus allow you to be more successful, conquer to-do lists faster, and give you more time to spend with loved ones.🧠 Helps Fight Off:Procrastination, Brain Fog, fatigue, and some ADD symptoms. After 3 to 7 days of continuous use, it’s easier to get into a flow state, be more productive, and drink less coffee.TRY IT OUT, USE MY CODE PAM20 AND GET 20% OFF Relevant timestamps:7:47 - Growing up in Watsonville12:36 - her father's pride17:44 - graduating18:57 - her expectations and experience with law school20:38 - having kids21:47 - getting on a creative path and her limiting beliefs22:46 - her essay34:05 - a very important lesson she learned37:41 - Fabian Flores - the heart of it41:55 - Fabian Flores - The beginning of the company52:45 - How she tries to make decisions now56:57 - business sustainability57:49 - Fabian Flores' ideal writer Follow Norma on all things social:WebsiteInstagram Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam Challenge If you are a business owner, join us for Aligned MastermindJoin PowerSisters! PowerSisters.ClubSubscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining!

Listeners, we're back this week with Norma Newton.Norma is a former attorney, New York Times published writer and Latinx-book publisher. She is also a first gen, avid reader and artivist. Her heart is in L.A. with her family and multiple plants. When she isn’t reading, Norma can be found in a museum or practicing yoga. During our conversation, we talked about:<ul> <li>Growing up in a small town in California</li> <li>Leaving town to go to college</li> <li>Challenging limiting beliefs</li> <li>Her New York Times essay about colorism</li> <li>Embracing her heritage</li> <li>Starting her book publishing company, Fabian Flores</li> </ul> This episode is brought to you by <a href="https://www.apotheosisart.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apotheosis Art</a>Apotheosis Art was born out of a desire to cultivate an artistic community focused on passion, curiosity, and eagerness. The gallery's founding concepts are rooted in encouraging and fostering young, talented artists, exploring new avenues to increase dialogue, and providing a platform to discover, engage, and educate people in art.Get FREE SHIPPING using the code: CCP111MagicMindMagicMind is the world's first productivity drink.🧠 All-natural Ingredients: Adaptogens - help decrease stress Nootropics - boost blood flow &amp; cognition Matcha - keeps you focused.🧠 Lighter On Caffeine: Unlike regular energy drinks, minimal caffeine, all of which comes from matcha tea.🧠 Drink Less Coffee: Quitting coffee is hard. MagicMind increases productivity while reducing coffee cravings and preventing the caffeine crash.🧠 Crush Your To-do List:The extra productivity and focus allow you to be more successful, conquer to-do lists faster, and give you more time to spend with loved ones.🧠 Helps Fight Off:Procrastination, Brain Fog, fatigue, and some ADD symptoms. After 3 to 7 days of continuous use, it’s easier to get into a flow state, be more productive, and drink less coffee.<a href="https://magicmind.co/pam" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TRY IT OUT, USE MY CODE PAM20 AND GET 20% OFF</a> Relevant timestamps:7:47 - Growing up in Watsonville12:36 - her father's pride17:44 - graduating18:57 - her expectations and experience with law school20:38 - having kids21:47 - getting on a creative path and her limiting beliefs22:46 - her essay34:05 - a very important lesson she learned37:41 - Fabian Flores - the heart of it41:55 - Fabian Flores - The beginning of the company52:45 - How she tries to make decisions now56:57 - business sustainability57:49 - Fabian Flores' ideal writer Follow Norma on all things social:<a href="www.fabianflorespublishing.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>Instagram Follow Cafe con Pam on all things social<a href="https://www.instagram.com/cafeconpampodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="http://www.facebook.com/cafeconpampodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a><a href="http://cafeconpam.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://cafeconpam.com/</a><a href="http://cafeconpamchallenge.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join the FREE Cafe con Pam Challenge</a> If you are a business owner, join us for <a href="https://www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/align-mastermind" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aligned Mastermind</a>Join PowerSisters! <a href="https://www.powersisters.club/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PowerSisters.Club</a>Subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining!

Rewriting Your Story with Norma Newton

Wine: BIO:Norma is a former attorney, New York Times published writer, and social entrepreneur. She is the founder Fabian Flores, a Latinx-focused publisher.Website: https://www.fabianflorespublishing.com/linksInstagramNew York Times article  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wine: BIO:Norma is a former attorney, New York Times published writer, and social entrepreneur. She is the founder Fabian Flores, a Latinx-focused publisher.Website: <a href="https://www.fabianflorespublishing.com/links" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fabianflorespublishing.com/links</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/fabianflorespublishing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/15/parenting/children-skin-color-race.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New York Times article</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Publishing Latinx Voices with Norma Newton

In this episode we interview Norma Newton founder of the Hermosa Journal. She recently wrote and published an article for the parenting section of the New York Times entitled “I’m Darker than my daughter. Here’s Why it Matters.” In the article she shares an incident that occured with her daughter that had her confronting her own feelings of internalized colorism, and how she experienced this throughout her life. Colorism in and of itself is such a complex and yet important topic in the Latinx community. We are glad to be having this conversation with Norma to flesh out some of these complexities, especially as it relates to parenting and raising children while unpacking our own intergenerational traumas.I often hear that children learn racism, and sexism and colorism and other discriminatory and oppressive ideas in the home. And though I think that is true, I also think that it's only one part of the picture. As you will hear in our interview with Norma, these ideas can also be gathered outside of the home, they are the very social norms by which we all live. Even for those of us who work hard at creating home dynamics that are loving, and accepting, and aware of the oppressive social dynamics, we have to remember that White sumperacy, male domination, oppressive power systems are the very air that we breath. It’s in our media, in fashion, in literature, it’s everywhere. So for all of our well intentions, we still cannot escape how the outside world will influence our children and bring these violent ideas home. Norma points out so well, that on the contrary we have to be overly intentioned on opposing these dynamics by, being transparent with our children about our own journeys toward self love, self realization and social justice.Norma speaks so well, and so direct to the larger responsibilities of parenting beyond discipline and behavior monitoring, but really about establishing value in the home in a way that are aware of oppressive social dynamics, and gift our children with the tools to be able to navigate those on their own while feeling confident in who they are and their value in the world. This of course is but one part of the larger conversation that must continue to be had on colorism, but we think Norma shines a particularly powerful light on the need for healing and self compassion.@hermosajournalhermosajournal.com“I’m Darker Than My Daughter. Here’s Why It Matters”- Norma Newton

In this episode we interview Norma Newton founder of the Hermosa Journal. She recently wrote and published an article for the parenting section of the New York Times entitled “I’m Darker than my daughter. Here’s Why it Matters.” In the article she shares an incident that occured with her daughter that had her confronting her own feelings of internalized colorism, and how she experienced this throughout her life. Colorism in and of itself is such a complex and yet important topic in the Latinx community. We are glad to be having this conversation with Norma to flesh out some of these complexities, especially as it relates to parenting and raising children while unpacking our own intergenerational traumas.I often hear that children learn racism, and sexism and colorism and other discriminatory and oppressive ideas in the home. And though I think that is true, I also think that it's only one part of the picture. As you will hear in our interview with Norma, these ideas can also be gathered outside of the home, they are the very social norms by which we all live. Even for those of us who work hard at creating home dynamics that are loving, and accepting, and aware of the oppressive social dynamics, we have to remember that White sumperacy, male domination, oppressive power systems are the very air that we breath. It’s in our media, in fashion, in literature, it’s everywhere. So for all of our well intentions, we still cannot escape how the outside world will influence our children and bring these violent ideas home. Norma points out so well, that on the contrary we have to be overly intentioned on opposing these dynamics by, being transparent with our children about our own journeys toward self love, self realization and social justice.Norma speaks so well, and so direct to the larger responsibilities of parenting beyond discipline and behavior monitoring, but really about establishing value in the home in a way that are aware of oppressive social dynamics, and gift our children with the tools to be able to navigate those on their own while feeling confident in who they are and their value in the world. This of course is but one part of the larger conversation that must continue to be had on colorism, but we think Norma shines a particularly powerful light on the need for healing and self compassion.<a href="https://www.instagram.com/thehermosajournal/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@hermosajournal</a><a href="http://www.hermosajournal.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hermosajournal.com</a><a href="https://parenting.nytimes.com/parent-life/children-skin-color-race" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“I’m Darker Than My Daughter. Here’s Why It Matters”- Norma Newton</a>

Ep. 13: Colorism & Parenting with Norma Newton of The Hermosa Journal