Storytellers Cafecito Break

From surviving childhood bullying to becoming one of the most recognized voices in Spanish-language media, Alberto Sardiñas shares an extraordinary story of resilience, reinvention, and the power of human connection. In this episode of Storytellers, Alberto takes us through his journey from a 17-year-old radio enthusiast in Venezuela to a successful broadcaster, television personality, author, ent...

What makes someone stop scrolling? According to digital marketing strategist and educator Nathalia Bogani, your brain makes that decision before you're even aware of it. In this episode of Storyteller's Cafecito Break, we dive into the psychology behind attention, content strategy, social media growth, AI tools, and what brands must understand to stand out in an increasingly crowded digita...

What makes a story actually get media attention? In this episode of Storytellers Cafecito Break, we sit down with veteran South Florida journalist and PR strategist Carlos Espinosa to talk about what really happens behind the scenes in newsrooms, press conferences, and media pitches. After more than 30 years in television news working at Telemundo, NBC6, and Univision 23, Carlos now works on the P...

From the golden era of Spanish-language television to the chaos of modern content culture, this episode of Storyteller’s Cafecito Break is an unfiltered masterclass in storytelling, television production, creative leadership, and surviving decades in media. Veteran television executive producer Maria Lopez joins Carlos Barquin and the Storyteller’s Cafecito Break crew for a brutally honest convers...

What’s really happening to storytelling, marketing, and human connection in today’s digital world? In this episode of Storytellers, we sit down with media veteran, professor, and entrepreneur Terry Arvesu to break down the reality behind modern content, AI, and the attention economy. From decades in television to teaching the next generation, Terry shares what most creators, marketers, and busines...

Most content fails before the camera even turns on. In this first episode, we break down the gap between what brands think they need and what actually drives results. Drawing from decades in television news and real-world production, we share how a newsroom mindset translates into content that’s clear, strategic, and built to perform. This isn’t about better cameras or bigger crews. It’s about mak...