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Barack Obama

Paola Mendoza

Johns Hopkins

Carlos Gutierrez

Liz Torres

Carmen Cruz

Willie Perdomo

Sita Chay

Ivonne Coll

Saul Zaentz

Verónica Sanchis Bencomo

Marta Moreno Vega

Hugo Perez

Bernardo Ruiz

Luis Salgado

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En este episodio platicamos un poco más sobre el famoso músculo. La mayoría de la gente piensa que crecer tu músculo solo te hará verte más tonificado, más fuerte y con un cuerpo más estético, pero la realidad es que el músculo es MUY importante para nuestra salud. ¿Te has preguntado, por qué es importante tener más músculo? ¿De qué me va a servir estar más fuerte? Está científicamente comprobado que tener una mayor cantidad de músculo tiene beneficios tanto en nuestra salud a corto y largo plazo, como en nuestra calidad de vida. En el episodio de hoy, junto con Tere Martínez, Cofundadora y Coach de Powerhouse y entrenadora personal en Grip by Tere Martínez, con más de 5 años entrenando con pesas y ejercicios de fuerza para desarrollar su músculo, te platicamos más sobre este tema y el por qué deberías considerar trabajar un poquito más tu músculo.Encuéntranos en:Instagram: @twohealthoficial y @teremtz.fit Facebook: Two Health OficialTiktok: @twohealthoficial Spotify: Nutrición y MásApple Podcast: Nutrición y Más Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este episodio platicamos un poco más sobre el famoso músculo. La mayoría de la gente piensa que crecer tu músculo solo te hará verte más tonificado, más fuerte y con un cuerpo más estético, pero la realidad es que el músculo es MUY importante para nuestra salud. ¿Te has preguntado, por qué es importante tener más músculo? ¿De qué me va a servir estar más fuerte? Está científicamente comprobado que tener una mayor cantidad de músculo tiene beneficios tanto en nuestra salud a corto y largo plazo, como en nuestra calidad de vida. En el episodio de hoy, junto con Tere Martínez, Cofundadora y Coach de Powerhouse y entrenadora personal en Grip by Tere Martínez, con más de 5 años entrenando con pesas y ejercicios de fuerza para desarrollar su músculo, te platicamos más sobre este tema y el por qué deberías considerar trabajar un poquito más tu músculo.Encuéntranos en:Instagram: @twohealthoficial y @teremtz.fit Facebook: Two Health OficialTiktok: @twohealthoficial Spotify: Nutrición y MásApple Podcast: Nutrición y Más Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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Tema de Hoy :  El cuidado de Los Labios    Detalles de nuestra Cara que debemos tener en cuenta para destacar esa imagen Unica que nos caracteriza.   Los Labios son una parte escencial de nuestra cara,  es impresindible conocer los aspectos básicos para el cuidado diario.   Enlaces : IG y FB :  Mary Tere Martínez@lamusadeventas

Tema de Hoy :  El cuidado de Los Labios  Detalles de nuestra Cara que debemos tener en cuenta para destacar esa imagen Unica que nos caracteriza. Los Labios son una parte escencial de nuestra cara,  es impresindible conocer los aspectos básicos para el cuidado diario. Enlaces : IG y FB :  Mary Tere Martínez@lamusadeventas

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If the legendary Puerto Rican educator, writer, and patriot Don Eugenio María de Hostos were alive today, I wonder what he’d think of the community college in the South Bronx named after him, that no one thought would make it. Alas. Just this past Thursday, Eugenio María de Hostos Community College launched its 50th Anniversary Season.  I can't help but believe that Don Eugenio would be proud of what one of the most marginalized and disenfranchised communities to have ever been in United States history did for themselves.  The story of Hostos is deserving of a lot more attention than it has ever received. It truly is an amazing story. A story about the Bronx, New York City and a reveal of margnalized communities. My relationship with the College is long and now very profound. Life changing really. And I’ll share that story as the year unfolds.    But for part one, for the past 8 months, I’ve been coordinating, conducting, and editing an oral history project for and about Hostos Community College - Hostos50. To date, I have interviewed well over 100 people and counting for a grand goal of 200. From former College Presidents Cándido de León and Flora Mancuso Edwards, to Congressman José E. Serrano, and former Bronx Borough Presidents Fernando Ferrer and Adolfo Carrión, to young students with a promising future like  Rokia Diabi.  Once a month, for the next year,  I’ll share some of these testimonies if you will. The testimonies are moving, sincere, revealing, courageous, some devastating, others empowering, and the story of triumph over adversity. And more relevant than ever. Which brings me to Tere Martínez. I wanted to start with her because I love her because she has been nothing but noble to me and because her purpose is beautiful and her testimony open and to the point. Like the song says, I must have done something good, for the grace of God gave me the opportunity to work on this project when we have, arguably, the most despicable crew of racists, sexists, homophobic, fear mongering, science deniers, xenophobes and troglodytes leading the world order. The point indeed is that the voices emerging from this Hostos Community College oral collective as I’ve heard it first hand, confirm to me yet again that the leaders have it all wrong.  Ignorance judges the so-called “moochers” for being good for nothings. The truth is you find moochers and good for nothings at every level and anywhere you go, is not an exclusive club of poor people of communities of color. The bottom line is that the power of education is real and access is imperative. #Hostos50 #Bronx #NYC #History #Education #access #communitiesofcolor

If the legendary Puerto Rican educator, writer, and patriot Don Eugenio María de Hostos were alive today, I wonder what he’d think of the community college in the South Bronx named after him, that no one thought would make it. Alas. Just this past Thursday, Eugenio María de Hostos Community College launched its 50th Anniversary Season. I can't help but believe that Don Eugenio would be proud of what one of the most marginalized and disenfranchised communities to have ever been in United States history did for themselves. The story of Hostos is deserving of a lot more attention than it has ever received. It truly is an amazing story. A story about the Bronx, New York City and a reveal of margnalized communities. My relationship with the College is long and now very profound. Life changing really. And I’ll share that story as the year unfolds. But for part one, for the past 8 months, I’ve been coordinating, conducting, and editing an oral history project for and about Hostos Community College - Hostos50. To date, I have interviewed well over 100 people and counting for a grand goal of 200. From former College Presidents Cándido de León and Flora Mancuso Edwards, to Congressman José E. Serrano, and former Bronx Borough Presidents Fernando Ferrer and Adolfo Carrión, to young students with a promising future like Rokia Diabi. Once a month, for the next year, I’ll share some of these testimonies if you will. The testimonies are moving, sincere, revealing, courageous, some devastating, others empowering, and the story of triumph over adversity. And more relevant than ever. Which brings me to Tere Martínez. I wanted to start with her because I love her because she has been nothing but noble to me and because her purpose is beautiful and her testimony open and to the point. Like the song says, I must have done something good, for the grace of God gave me the opportunity to work on this project when we have, arguably, the most despicable crew of racists, sexists, homophobic, fear mongering, science deniers, xenophobes and troglodytes leading the world order. The point indeed is that the voices emerging from this Hostos Community College oral collective as I’ve heard it first hand, confirm to me yet again that the leaders have it all wrong. Ignorance judges the so-called “moochers” for being good for nothings. The truth is you find moochers and good for nothings at every level and anywhere you go, is not an exclusive club of poor people of communities of color. The bottom line is that the power of education is real and access is imperative. #Hostos50 #Bronx #NYC #History #Education #access #communitiesofcolor

NFAND Episode 44 - Hostos50 Oral Collective - Tere Martínez, playwright and professor