EP 27 - A Personal Q&A: Life, Healing & Getting to Know Us

EP 34 - Black & Mexican Relationships: The Cultural Differences Nobody Talks About

In this episode, Magda is joined by a surprise guest, her husband, Darrian for an honest conversation about navigating a Black & Mexican relationship. From cultural differences and family expectations to communication, boundaries, and marriage, they share the lessons they've learned after nearly seven years together.

EP 33 - Halfway Through the Year: Let's Check In

In this episode, we reflect on the first half of the year. We look at the lessons we've learned, the setbacks we've faced, and the small wins we're learning to celebrate. We talk about feeling behind, the pressure of getting older, learning to let go of what we can't control, putting ourselves first without guilt, and what we hope to carry into the rest of the year.

EP 32 - Fear of Getting Older & Feeling Behind in Life

In this episode, we talk about the fear of getting older and all the pressure that can come with it. From feeling behind in life, being single, and fertility worries, to fear of death and learning to enjoy the season you're in, we share our own experiences and perspectives on what it means to grow older and why life doesn't have to follow anyone else's timeline.

EP 31 - What Makes Someone a Father? | Our Honest Father's Day Conversation

Father’s Day can bring up a mix of emotions. In this episode, we share our experiences with fatherhood, healing, and family relationships. From discovering a biological father through DNA testing to navigating a relationship with a father who was physically present but emotionally distant, we explore what truly makes someone a dad.

EP 30 - Colorism in Latino Families: The Truth We Don't Talk About

In this episode, we discuss colorism in Latino and Hispanic communities and how it can shape self-esteem, identity, and family dynamics. We share personal experiences, explore beauty standards tied to skin tone, and talk about the subtle ways colorism continues to show up in our culture. This conversation focuses on healing, self-acceptance, and challenging harmful stereotypes so future generations can grow up embracing who they are.