Fernando Betancourt's guest appearances

Fernando Betancourt

I Don't Know Anyone In LA

Mañanas BLU con Néstor Morales

Elon Musk

Barack Obama

Kamala Harris

Justin Bieber

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton

Michelle Obama

Manny Pacquiao

Hillary Clinton

Steve Harvey

Sam Houston

Tim Kaine

Kris Carr

David Letterman

Mark Zuckerberg

OwlTail

Fernando Betancourt is the bar manager and mixologist at my favorite spot in LA, The Edmon. He's a Los Angeles native and an extremely talented connector. Although Fernando and I have had a very friendly relationship over the past year, this chat is one of our first real conversations outside of bartender and person at the bar. What happens when that gets peeled away?About The Show:LA is a city of 4 million spread over 503 miles, 114 neighborhoods and can take over an hour to get from one side to the other. With that many people bumping up against each other, how is it possible to feel alone and isolated.It's a city of paradox: dreams and heartbreak. Lifelong locals and those just coming in for a shot. Each week, I sit down with a Los Angeles resident to connect. Talk about our live and what got us to where we are today. Talking. What does it mean for two people to get to know each other?It's also a show about connection in the larger sense, because each guest introduces me to the following week's guest. And as the weeks progress, it'll filter up a chain of people who can all be linked back to each other through who they know. That person we pass in the street, get behind at the grocery store, sit next to at the bar. They are all more connected to us than we may realize at first glance. A couple handshakes away...or, for the bold, maybe just one.I'm Ana Fernatt and I don't know anyone in LA. But...now I know you.Special thanks to IG: music.emilymartin for the intro/outro and IG: nonaleon for the cover art.Follow me at IG: AnaAndThings.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Fernando Betancourt is the bar manager and mixologist at my favorite spot in LA, The Edmon. He's a Los Angeles native and an extremely talented connector. Although Fernando and I have had a very friendly relationship over the past year, this chat is one of our first real conversations outside of bartender and person at the bar. What happens when that gets peeled away? About The Show: LA is a city of 4 million spread over 503 miles, 114 neighborhoods and can take over an hour to get from one side to the other. With that many people bumping up against each other, how is it possible to feel alone and isolated. It's a city of paradox: dreams and heartbreak. Lifelong locals and those just coming in for a shot.  Each week, I sit down with a Los Angeles resident to connect. Talk about our live and what got us to where we are today. Talking. What does it mean for two people to get to know each other? It's also a show about connection in the larger sense, because each guest introduces me to the following week's guest. And as the weeks progress, it'll filter up a chain of people who can all be linked back to each other through who they know. That person we pass in the street, get behind at the grocery store, sit next to at the bar. They are all more connected to us than we may realize at first glance. A couple handshakes away...or, for the bold, maybe just one. I'm Ana Fernatt and I don't know anyone in LA. But...now I know you. Special thanks to IG: music.emilymartin for the intro/outro and IG: nonaleon for the cover art. Follow me at IG: AnaAndThings. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Meet Fernando Betancourt

Fernando Betancourt, uno de los homosexuales que interpuso la tutela por la cual al Corte Constitucional terminó aprobando el matrimonio entre parejas del mismo sexo, celebró la decisión del alto tribunal y aseguró que después de haber dado la pelea, lo que queda es casarse con su pareja.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fernando Betancourt, uno de los homosexuales que interpuso la tutela por la cual al Corte Constitucional terminó aprobando el matrimonio entre parejas del mismo sexo, celebró la decisión del alto tribunal y aseguró que después de haber dado la pelea, lo que queda es casarse con su pareja.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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