Winter Solstice & New Moon: Set Your 2026 Intentions Now

Why May 5th is the Biggest Beer-Selling Day in the U.S. The Truth Behind Cinco de Mayo

On today’s episode we are talking about Cinco de Mayo. But here it is  - what do people actually think we are celebrating? Because if you're Mexican, if your family is from Mexico, Cinco de Mayo is not something you celebrate unless you’re from Puebla. So how did Cinco de Mayo become the biggest beer-selling day in the United States? Listen to this episode and find out. Here it is, the real story behind Cinco de Mayo.

Winter Solstice & New Moon: Set Your 2026 Intentions Now

We’re approaching the Winter Solstice on SUNDAY, December 21st and TODAY December 19th is the new moon. Astrologers remind us that this is actually the moment for intention-setting… not January 1st. The Winter Solstice is the longest night of the year. It’s the point where darkness peaks—and then, slowly, the light begins to return. Use this time to infuse the energy of the solstice into your intentions for 2026. Host Jeanette Calvon-Mira invites listeners to use the new moon and winter solstice as a powerful moment for setting intentions, shifting focus from hustle to reflection. She encourages women to ask who they want to be in 2026, release shame, and plant seeds for new growth instead of chasing deadlines. Jeanette shares examples of intentions, reassures listeners "you are not behind," and offers a free downloadable Winter Solstice & New Moon Intention Guide on chingonasinlife.com to help with journaling and reflection. Download your FREE Winter Solstice and New Moon Intention Guide [https://www.fieryliving.com/post/use-the-energy-of-the-winter-solstice-december-21st-to-set-your-2026-intentions] Visit chingonasinlife.com and subscribe to never miss a post.

Owning Your Story is Your Superpower

In this episode I explore the idea of self-compassion, and how accepting our past lets us rewrite our story. Inspired by my Tía Rosa, I honor her dying words which were, "I have no regrets." I talk about letting go of regret, recognizing survival behaviors, and confronting shame. I also talks about the harm of comparison—especially on social media—and I want to remind listeners that they alone know their story and can choose the next scene. Next week I will be sharing my Tia Rosa's story and invite others to courageously share theirs. To be on my show please DM me @chingonas.in.life or email at chingonasinlife@gmail.com [chingonasinlife@gmail.com]. Thank you for listening!

Our 'Why" For Creating Chingonas In Life - the Podcast

In honor of the OG Chingona, Rosa Chavez, we launch this podcast on her birthday to honor Latina women everywhere. By sharing our stories and keeping it REAL, we begin to change judgment into compassion and rise powerfully as a community. Today I hang with my Chingona cousin Letty and talk about her mom, my Tia Rosa, who passed away too soon. Tia Rosa was bold, independent, and hard working. She inspired us to take action and claim our voices.