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Siendo Primero: Graduation Days

This episode celebrates the powerful transition from college to the next big step in our lives. We explore the excitement that comes with saying goodbye to AWC while reflecting on the lessons we’ve learned. We discuss how “being the first” means creating a path for those who follow. This is a tribute to all the students graduating in Spring 2026.Voices in this episode: Nick Foley, Ivan Zepeda, Emely Hernandez, Abril Garcia, Ila Peterson, Angela Amezaga

Siendo Primero: Imposter Syndrome

This episode dives deep into the "internal critic" known as imposter syndrome, a feeling that many students face but few talk about. We explore how perfectionism and the pressure of being the first in our families can make us doubt our own success, even when the evidence of our talent is right in front of us. By sharing personal reflections and expert advice, we highlight the importance of finding our "why" and discovering our unique skills.Voices in this episode: Ingrid Gomez, Isaias Navarro, Nathalia Flores, Laura Juarez.

Siendo Primero: Entrepreneurs and Local Business

This episode explores what it takes to turn a simple idea into a real business within our community. We share stories about balancing school with a new venture and finding the courage to take that first step. At its core, it’s about more than just selling a product, it’s about having the drive and support to build your own future.Voices in this episode: Estela Duron, Jose, Abril Garcia, Brad Pease, Raquel Galindo, Marizza Galindo

Apply: Scholarships

This episode is about scholarships and why your personal story is more important than having perfect grades. Both hosts share their own experiences as scholarship recipients to show that anyone can do it. We also share important dates and tips to help students apply with confidence at AWC starting February 15th until April 1st.

Siendo Primero: Being First Generation

In this episode, students Saghey Barcenas and Melanie Ruiz Lopez speak with a variety of first generation college students, both current and graduated.