REFUGE: The Alliance That Changes Everything | Podcasthon Special

The Truth About Pick Me Girls

Dear bestie… Why are you disrespecting yourself just to be chosen? In this episode, we talk about something uncomfortable — but real. The need to be liked. The need to be chosen. The need to make men comfortable… even when it costs you who you are. This is not a conversation about shame. It’s about patterns. We explore: * What “pick me” behavior really is * Why women compete for male attention * How you slowly lose yourself trying to belong * The power of female friendships * And what it actually means to validate yourself If you’ve ever felt like you had to become someone else just to be accepted… this episode is for you. Share this episode with a woman you care about.

REFUGE: The Alliance That Changes Everything | Podcasthon Special

This special episode of Globe10 Chronicles is part of Podcasthon, a global podcast event where thousands of podcasts highlight nonprofit organizations making a difference. In this episode I talk about Mujeres en Publicidad, a professional network and nonprofit working to transform the advertising and communications industry through diversity, representation, and community. Their motto captures the spirit of the organization: “The alliance of women that changes everything.” For me, Mujeres en Publicidad has always been a refuge — a community that believes in sharing knowledge, supporting each other’s careers, and creating real change in the industry. You may also remember Rocío Restaino, founder of Mujeres en Publicidad, from the Leadership episode in Season 1 of Globe10 Chronicles. If you'd like to support Mujeres en Publicidad and their work, you can learn more here: 👉 https://mujeresenpublicidad.com/sumate/ [https://mujeresenpublicidad.com/sumate/] To discover more organizations featured during Podcasthon: 👉 https://podcasthon.org [https://podcasthon.org]

HATE

When did everything in gaming communities become so hostile? In this episode of Globe10 Chronicles, Exi sits down with sm0kepapi from Nation 1111 to talk about hate: how it starts, how it spreads, and why stable communities sometimes become targets. Why does success trigger resentment? Why do some players see independence as arrogance? And why does doing things differently invite hostility? Together they explore leadership, comparison, identity, and the strange social dynamics that emerge inside large online games. They also touch on something deeper: what it means to navigate these spaces as Latinos and Latinas, and how language, culture, and perception shape the way we communicate in global gaming communities. This is a conversation about hate, belonging, and the game behind the game. 🎮 Topics in this episode: gaming communities • online toxicity • leadership in gaming • Age of Origins • nation dynamics • identity in online spaces

POWER

What is power, really? In this episode of Globe10 Chronicles, we break down the psychology of power in online communities, competitive gaming, and leadership dynamics. Is power about having the strongest city? The loudest voice? The biggest account? Or is it about influence, reaction, and energy? We explore: * The difference between a strong player and a strong city * Individualism vs teamwork in competitive strategy games * Why community strength multiplies power If you’ve ever questioned leadership, dominance, ego, or what it means to win, this episode will hit. Mirror, mirror on the wall… who really holds the power after all? 🎧 Press play and find out.

CANCELING

Cancel culture isn’t accountability. It’s not justice. And it’s definitely not healing. In the first episode of Season Two of Globe10 Chronicles, Exi explores what canceling actually is — and what it does after the noise fades. This episode is a long-form reflection on cancel culture in online communities, gaming spaces, and leadership roles — told from the perspective of someone who didn’t disappear. This chapter looks at how moral panic spreads, why visibility becomes a liability, and how “doing the right thing” often turns into social exile. This is not an apology episode.This is not a redemption arc.This is a post-mortem. We talk about: * What cancel culture actually means (and what it doesn’t) * Why canceling is emotionally convenient — especially in group chats * How visibility turns women into targets * Why silence protects comfort, not justice * What staying does to the fantasy of erasure * And what canceling feels like after it happens This episode is for anyone who has been questioned, doubted, erased, or asked to disappear quietly — and chose not to. Welcome to Globe10 Chronicles, Season Two.Look what you made me do.