Hey, Is This Mic On?

Before anyone else knew my name… before the world had an opinion… there was my dad. In this deeply personal episode, I share the stories that shaped my childhood from summer nights filled with fireflies and Led Zeppelin, to Royals games, old cars, quiet sacrifices, and the ordinary moments that became extraordinary after he was gone. This is an episode about grief, love, and the people who see us...

This episode is about the people we overlook. The waitress. The stripper. The exhausted mom. The woman barely surviving while still trying to hold herself together. Luisa shares stories from her own life. Working in the service industry, friendships that challenged the way she viewed women and survival, conversations about shame, identity, judgment, and the versions of ourselves we try to outgrow....

A night at the Velvet Elk in Boulder turns into something deeper than just live music. In this first episode, Luisa talks about identity, motherhood, music, presence, postpartum shifts, managing the room, Selena, dancing, ego, and what happens when people stop performing and actually feel something together. A conversation about reconnecting to yourself underneath all the roles we carry.