Unstereotyped: Real Life

Welcome to another episode of Unstereotyped: Real Life!!! Today's guest is my beautiful mother, Paz Hernandez, and she is here to tell us more about how her American Dream came to be. Paz Hernandez is a hair replacement specialist with years of experience in the beauty industry. Also, she is involved in the business and administrative side of a remodeling company, as well as real estate invest...

Welcome to another episode of Unstereotyped: Real Life!!! Today's guest is my sister, Jennifer Hernandez, and she is here to help us unstereotype passions and what it means to be passionate in your career. Jennifer is a Senior Medicare Product Specialist/Marketing Manager at The Brokerage, Inc. There, she manages agent and agency relationships, works closely with major insurance carriers to re...

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Wrapping up season one of Unstereotyped: Real Life is Crystal Hueso, a Salvadoran queer Latina DJ based in Dallas-Fort Worth. We talked about her experiences being a Latina DJ in the entertainment industry in DFW and how she has grown since moving here. Tune in to hear more about how she navigates being a woman in a male-dominated industry. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or m...

I had the opportunity to speak with Claudia Zelaya, the Latina fitness coach and entrepreneur behind Ready Set Fitness. Dive into her world as she navigates being a fitness entrepreneur as well as her identity as a Latina woman in the fitness industry. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it is like to be a Latina entrepreneur. Either way,...

I had the opportunity to speak with Paloma Diaz Rivas, a Latina content creator based in DFW. Dive into her world as she navigates being an influencer/entrepreneur as well as her identity as a Latina woman in a new industry. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it is like to be a Latina entrepreneur. Either way, I'm glad you gave this e...

This is a very special episode because of our guest, Amaris Espinoza. She is a 19-year-old Latina woman currently in college and is involved in a multitude of career-related internships, activities, and businesses. Dive into her world as she navigates being a young, aspirational Latina who is still figuring out her future and gaining experience. Hopefully, she inspires you to follow your passions,...

I got to speak with Elva Chavez Ramirez, the founder and CEO of Bull & Crow, a Dallas marketing agency. Dive into her world as she navigates being a buisness owner as well as her identity as a queer Latina woman. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it is like to be a Latina entrepreneur. Either way, I'm glad you gave this episode a...

I got to speak with Reyna Ramirez, a painter based in Dallas. Dive into her art world as she navigates being a painter as well as her identity as a Latina woman. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it feels like to be a Latina painter. Either way, I'm glad you gave this episode a chance. Stay up to date with all things URL by following all...

I had the opportunity to speak with Ingrid Ramirez De La Rosa, a Bilingual Educator in DFW. Dive into her world as she navigates being a teacher as well as her identity as a Latina woman, given the current political climate. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it feels like to be a Latina business owner. Either way, I'm glad you gave t...

I had the opportunity to speak with Jackie Hernandez, the woman who started Tejana Coffee. Dive into her world as she navigates her work life as well as her identity as a Latina woman, given the current political climate. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it feels like to be a Latina business owner. Either way, I'm glad you gave this epi...

I had the opportunity to speak with Ashley Baltz, the florist who created Red Oak Studios. Dive into her world as she navigates her work life as well as her identity as an indigenous Peruvian woman, given the current political climate. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it feels like to be a Latina business owner. Either way, I'm glad...

I got to speak to Karen Diaz, an Exercise Physiologist in DFW. Let's learn more about how she navigates working as a Latina in the healthcare field.

I had the opportunity to speak with Jennifer Segura, a Social Worker working in higher education as a Student Care Coordinator for a Dallas College campus. She speaks about her work experiences and how she navigates her identity as a Latina social worker.

I got to speak to Penelope Rivera, the Tarrant County Accountability Reporter for KERA. Dive into her world as she navigates her worklife as well as her identity as a Mexican woman, given the current political climate. Hopefully, she inspired you to follow your passions, or maybe you learned something about what it feels like to be a Latina in journalism. Either way, I'm glad you gave this epi...

Latinas lack adequate media representation. Let's fix that! Tune into Unstereotyped: Real Life to be inspired by passionate and talented women. Coming soon in March!