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Know Your Why: Heidi De La Cruz on Building a Podcast That Actually Lasts
Jul 8, 2026
1h 20m 59s
Cindy from the Southside On Empty Nests, Second Acts & Coming Home to Yourself
Jul 1, 2026
1h 14m 58s
Reflections and Lessons Learned with Jessica Yañez
Jun 24, 2026
20m 50s
Menopause, Hormones & Healing ·with Susie Cortez, LCSW
Jun 17, 2026
1h 44m 23s
Your Dreams Don't Stop at Mom with Sandra Guzman
Jun 10, 2026
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| 7/8/26 |  Know Your Why: Heidi De La Cruz on Building a Podcast That Actually Lasts | Wines We're Drinking Jessica: Seis Soles Albariño, by Chris Rivera (friend of the pod), out of Lodi with a tasting room in downtown Orange, CA (Wine & Wax) Heidi: Water (she'd just wrapped recording her own podcast beforehand) Episode Description This week, Jessica sits down with Heidi De La Cruz, host of the two time award winning podcast "American Dream in the Eyes of Immigrants," podcasting coach, and creator of the V.O.I.C.E. Method, a 6 week framework helping Latina women and busy moms launch their own shows. Heidi and Jessica trade real talk on what it actually takes to start and sustain a podcast: knowing your why, building systems that don't burn you out, showing up as your authentic self (no dress code required), and redefining what success looks like when you're a one woman operation. Heidi also opens up about managing her PTSD around her recording schedule and how mental health shaped the structure of her business. Note for listeners: this episode touches on immigration and includes a candid conversation about how Jessica curates guests for the show's mission of amplifying communities of color specifically. Timestamps 00:00 - Cheers and catching up 09:56 - Heidi's path into podcasting, from curious kid to interviewing her husband about his immigration story 19:47 - Showing up as yourself: ditching the dress code and talking openly about PTSD and mental health 28:17 - Kicking hesitation to the curb: the launch party deadline that got the show live 34:11 - Turning her own trial and error into coaching other podcasters 39:38 - Know your why: the one question to answer before you hit record 46:54 - Weekly, biweekly, whatever works: redefining what podcast success actually looks like 49:21 - Drop times, edit hours, and the surprising places listeners are tuning in from 59:05 - The systems (Calendly, Notion, Google Sheets templates) keeping two indie podcasters sane 1:04 - Editing tools, coworking spaces, and finding time to actually finish an episode 1:07 - Solo episodes vs. interviews: the one that's actually harder 1:11:32 - Setting boundaries with guests around sensitive stories 1:13:44 - Curating community with intention (touches on race and immigration) 1:17:56 - Gratitude, parting wisdom, and where to find Heidi Guest Social Handles Instagram: @heidi.delacruz Website: HeidiDelacruz.com Podcasts: "American Dream in the Eyes of Immigrants" and "Podcasting for Latina CEOs" Connect with Wine & Chisme Website: www.thewineandchismepodcast.com Instagram: @thewineandchisme TikTok: @thewineandchisme Call us and tell us how we're doing: (858) 304-0266 | 1h 20m 59s | ||||||
| 7/1/26 |  Cindy from the Southside On Empty Nests, Second Acts & Coming Home to Yourself | This week, Jessica sits down with Cynthia Rodriguez, a San Diego-based educator with over 20 years in the classroom, proud Cindy from the South Side of San Antonio, and now a thriving empty nester whose kids are taking Manhattan by storm. They pour a glass, skip the agenda entirely, and just talk. What We're Drinking: Cynthia: Cabernet Franc from Familia Leone Aragoni, Valle de Uco Mendoza, Argentina (a limited-edition pull from the wine fridge) Jessica: Seis Soles Albariño from Lodi, CA, courtesy of her good friend Chris at Wine and Wax in downtown Orange, CA Timestamps: 0:00 — Welcome, Cynthia's bio, and what's in the glass tonight 10:00 — From San Antonio to San Diego: comparing cities, surviving Texas heat, and why California weather is not a small thing when you've lived through South Texas summers 20:00 — Raised to be independent: what it looks like when your dad raises three daughters like three men, and the complicated gift of not needing anyone once you're finally in a relationship 30:00 — Tejana identity, Texas politics, Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, and why if you're pissed off about what's happening, you already know what to do 40:00 — Aunt Carmen, a Tinder match, a forgotten wallet, and the Wednesday before Thanksgiving 2015 that changed the whole plan 50:00 — A text in the middle of the West Texas desert, two weeks to pack up a life, and two kids who had to trust their mom knew what she was doing 1:00:00 — Empty nesting as a reframe: who was Cynthia before she was a mother, a teacher, a wife? And how do you find her again? 1:10:00 — Salsa and bachata at the Rosin Box in Liberty Station, passion projects, and what it means to finally be present for the people who've been waiting Connect with Cynthia: TikTok: @DiaryOfAnEmptyNester Connect with Wine & Chisme: Instagram: @thewineandchisme TikTok: @thewineandchisme Latiné Wine Brand Directory: https://www.thewineandchismepodcast.com/latine-owned-wine-brands | 1h 14m 58s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 |  Reflections and Lessons Learned with Jessica Yañez | Wine I'm Drinking: 2023 Rosé of Pinot Noir, Casa Martinez Wines This week, Jessica reflects on her struggles to record solo episodes, and the topics discussed through season 6 and how that has affected her. She also discusses the upcoming 300th episode and wants to hear from you regarding your thoughts over the last six years. | 20m 50s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 |  Menopause, Hormones & Healing ·with Susie Cortez, LCSW | Wines We're Drinking: Jessica: Ortega Family Wines Pinot Blanc, Carneros Valley, Napa Susie: Edgar Torres Wines Mourvèdre-Cab Blend, Paso Robles She's a licensed therapist with over 20 years of experience, a certified wellness menopause coach, and the kind of guest every woman in her 30s, 40s, and beyond needs in her corner. Susie Cortez, LCSW joins Jessica for a candid, unfiltered conversation about perimenopause, menopause, and everything our mothers never told us about our bodies, because nobody ever told them either. From panic attacks at a football game to building a coaching practice that fills the gap doctors leave behind, Susie shares her own journey into the menopause movement and why education, community, and speaking up are the most powerful tools women have right now. Jessica opens up about her own experience after her 2024 hysterectomy, including the HRT patch shortage, the ear itching nobody warned her about, and why she finally told her mom, "I'm so sorry." This is the conversation the women in your family needed to be having for decades. It starts right here. In This Episode We Cover: [00:00] Welcome & intro, Susie shares Edgar Torres Wines from Paso Robles, Jessica pours the last glass of Ortega Family Wines Pinot Blanc [10:00] Susie's origin story, 20 years as a therapist, working with teenage girls, and recognizing the hormone-mood connection she didn't have language for yet [15:00] What is perimenopause vs. menopause? Breaking down the timeline, what "the chaos" of hormone decline actually looks like, and why symptoms can start as early as 35 [25:00] The history of hormone replacement therapy (HRT), the 2002 study that scared women off it, why that research has been largely debunked, and what the menopause movement is changing [35:00] Lifestyle shifts that actually help: movement, protein, fiber, sleep hygiene, and why walking to a podcast counts as self-care [45:00] The sleep struggle is real: waking at 2 and 4 AM, the brain fog that follows, the Oura Ring, naps, and the challenge of fighting your body when you have a dog in the bed [55:00] How menopause strains relationships and what partners can actually do: initiation, communication, the libido conversation nobody wants to have, and why rage during perimenopause is more common than anyone admits [1:05:00] Finding your voice at 50, letting go of people-pleasing, reevaluating friendships and values, and what it means to protect your peace in midlife [1:12:00] Common misconceptions about menopause, the emotional symptoms doctors dismiss, why "I just don't feel like myself" is a complete sentence, and the importance of community over suffering in silence [1:20:00] Halle Berry's Respin platform, supplements, hair loss, collagen, and the bad actors trying to profit off the menopause movement [1:30:00] Documenting your symptoms before your doctor's appointment, magnesium glycinate for sleep, progesterone as a sleep aid, mocktails, Agua Bonitas, and Susie's Menopause Mingles [1:40:00] Closing thoughts: you are not alone, reach out, and why talking about it is the most important first step Connect with Susie Cortez: Instagram: @WellnessCoachSusie Website: WellnessWithSusie.com Services: Individual coaching, group coaching, digital courses, Menopause Mingles (in-home workshops), therapist CEU training Connect with Wine & Chisme: Website: thewineandchismepodcast.com Instagram: @thewineandchisme Latiné Wine Brand Directory: thewineandchismepodcast.com/directory Sin prisa. Sin vergüenza. Con vino. | 1h 44m 23s | ||||||
| 6/10/26 |  Your Dreams Don't Stop at Mom with Sandra Guzman✨ | personal growthmotherhood+5 | Sandra Guzman | Bosquette Cabernet SauvignonRuch Wines Grenache 2023 | AltadenaSan Diego+1 | dreamsLatina voices+7 | — | 1h 30m 45s | |
| 6/3/26 |  AI, Wine & Authentic Storytelling with Erin Ortiz✨ | AI in wine industryBIPOC representation+5 | Erin Ortiz | Para WinesBrand Arcadia+1 | New Jersey | AIwine+6 | — | 1h 04m 21s | |
| 5/27/26 |  May Chisme with Erika Sanchez✨ | winefriendship+4 | Erika Sanchez | 2019 Robert Hall MerlotApothec | Orange CountyGen Z+1 | winecurly hair+5 | — | 1h 19m 56s | |
| 5/20/26 |  Leading Sin Miedo with Miriam Simon✨ | personal growthLatina representation+3 | Miriam Simon | Concho Orange WineRoscaro Moscato+2 | Passaic, New Jersey | Miriam SimonLatina Mic Drop+3 | — | 1h 21m 33s | |
| 5/13/26 |  Fast Fashion is a Scam! What Your Closet is Really Costing You with Elvira Zamora✨ | fast fashionsustainable fashion+3 | Elvira Zamora | Thrifts.comChicano Elegance+1 | OregonLima, Peru | fast fashionsustainable fashion+3 | — | 1h 12m 45s | |
| 5/6/26 |  Vintner Voices: Ruakh Wines with Samantha Esquivel✨ | wineinterview+3 | Samantha Esquivel | Ruakh Wines | — | winevintner+3 | — | 1h 07m 45s | |
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| 4/29/26 |  April Chisme: Coachella, Celia & Chisme That Hit Close to Home with Erika Sanchez✨ | Coachella controversiesCelia Cruz+3 | Erika Sanchez | Para Wines Vino Blanco 2023Prosecco+3 | — | CoachellaCelia Cruz+3 | — | 1h 21m 43s | |
| 4/22/26 |  Bold Moves Start From Within with Analia Gomez Vidal✨ | bold movescareer pivot+3 | Analia Gomez Vidal | Concho Orange WineArgentine mate+2 | Buenos AiresArgentina+1 | bold movescareer change+3 | — | 1h 23m 56s | |
| 4/15/26 |  From Teen Mom to Community Builder with Karen Zaragoza✨ | community buildingpersonal growth+3 | Karen Zaragoza | Aleksandrouli by Koncho & Co Red Dry WineSocial Creatives+5 | — | communityteen mom+3 | — | 1h 11m 18s | |
| 4/8/26 |  She Saw a Gap, Now She's on a Mission for Girls in Sports with Perla Lozano✨ | girls in sportsyouth soccer+3 | Perla Lozano | Orange AYSOCremosi Vineyards+1 | Southern CaliforniaLittle Latin America+3 | girls in sportsyouth soccer+3 | — | 1h 32m 16s | |
| 4/1/26 |  Vintner Voices: Ortega Family Wines✨ | winefamily history+4 | Jesus Ortega Jr. | 2021 Carneros Pinot BlancOrtega Family Wines | Napa ValleyYountville | Ortega Family WinesPinot Blanc+5 | OrtegaWines.comWine and Chisme | 1h 13m 21s | |
| 3/25/26 |  March Chisme: A LOT Happened. We Felt ALL of It.✨ | sexual abuse allegationsHollywood news+4 | — | New York TimesLouis Theroux documentary | Paso RoblesSan Diego | chismeRúakh Wines+7 | — | 1h 30m 20s | |
| 3/18/26 |  What Will They Say? Breaking Free From Taboos That Hold Latinas Back with Denise Soler Cox✨ | taboosLatina culture+4 | Denise Soler Cox | Bonitas 2023 Chenin BlancCasa Martinez Wines+3 | — | Latinastaboos+5 | — | 1h 26m 52s | |
| 3/11/26 |  Strategy, Power and Knowing Your Worth with Vanessa Santos✨ | entrepreneurshippersonal growth+3 | Vanessa Santos | Casa Martinez WineBonitas 2023 Chenin Blanc+1 | Washington HeightsBronx | empire buildingC-suite+3 | — | 1h 25m 25s | |
| 3/4/26 |  From Nanny to Wine Brand Owner: How La Chancla Wines Was Born with Raquel Gomez✨ | wine industryLatina entrepreneurship+3 | Raquel Gomez | La Chancla WinesReady Vineyards | TexasAT&T Stadium+1 | La Chancla WinesRaquel Gomez+6 | — | 1h 06m 25s | |
| 2/25/26 |  Benito Bowl, BAFTA and 6 Years of Wine & Chisme | Wines we're sipping on: Jessica is sipping on a Cramoisi Vineyards Pinot Noir (Dundee Hills, Willamette Valley, Oregon), and Erika's is sipping on Butter- a buttery Chardonnay to survive the East Coast snowstorm. We're back with our February Chisme episode- and we had a LOT to unpack! This month, Jessica is joined by her ride-or-die Erika Sánchez of Brave Communications for an unfiltered conversation covering everything from ICE raids and political resistance to the BAFTAs racial slur incident, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, the America's Next Top Model Netflix documentary, celebrity tributes, and everything in between. Oh, did I mention we're celebrating SIX YEARS of Wine & Chisme! 🥂 Topics Covered 6-Year Anniversary of Wine & Chisme: Episode 277 and nearly 250 guests deep! ICE raids in Minnesota: deaths, protests, community fear, and the Liam Ramos story Media crackdowns: Stephen Colbert, CBS layoffs, and the erosion of press freedom The Grammys: Bad Bunny's historic first Spanish-language Album of the Year win, the In Memoriam segment, and the Addison Rae conversation Romeo Santos & Prince Royce: their tone-deaf NYT interview on ICE and the fallout Nicki Minaj's Trump Gold Card moment and the price of political alignment The Super Bowl 'Benito Bowl' with Ricky Martin, bachata, Lady Gaga's Dominican designer dress, and Bad Bunny's powerful message Celebrity tributes: Catherine O'Hara, James Van Der Beek, Eric Dane, Jesse Jackson, and Willie Colón America's Next Top Model Netflix doc: Tyra's missing apology, the Shandy situation, and industry accountability The BAFTA racial slur incident: Tourette's, BBC's delayed reaction, and the half-hearted apology The 2026 Winter Olympics: rooting for athletes vs. rooting for a country Oscars preview, Timothée Chalamet, and the Kardashian fatigue Equality vs. equity in U.S. Olympic funding Upcoming: La Chancla Wines on next week's episode! Community Call-In Line Want to share your chisme, suggest a guest, or leave a comment? Call us! 📞 858-304-0266 Leave us a voicemail — your story might be featured on the show! | 1h 30m 37s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 |  Turning Chronic Pain & Corporate Burnout into a Latina Owned Branding Studio with Marisa Gonzales | What we're Sipping Jessica ia aipping a 2022 Parra Wine Co. Chardonnay from Zenith Vineyards in Oregon's Willamette Valley, while Marisa sips nettle tea with electrolyte salt. Episode Summary In this episode of Wine & Chisme, Jessica sits down with Marisa Gonzales, a proud Mexican-American graphic designer, brand strategist, and the founder of Marisa Gonzalez Studios, for a deeply personal and empowering conversation. Based in Kansas City, Kansas, Marisa shares what it was like growing up as one of the only Latinas in a predominantly white suburb of Missouri, how chronic migraines and a serious car accident reshaped her path, and how she overcame medication dependency to reclaim her health and creativity. She also opens up about walking away from a toxic corporate job as a new mom, and how all of these experiences led her to build an intentional, client-centered design business that centers the voices of women, minorities, and nonprofits. What We Cover in This Episode Growing up Latina in Blue Springs, Missouri, one of the only Mexican-American families in a predominantly white suburb How Marisa's parents kept her culture alive through weekly family dinners, Mexican music, and tostadas at abuela's house- even without teaching Spanish The shared Gen X/elder Millennial experience of being raised without Spanish, and the generational trauma behind it Experiencing racial bias in school. From a teacher who gave her less attention than white students, to friends casually throwing around slurs The car accident in her 20s that broke her nose, injured her spine (C1/Atlas), and escalated into chronic migraines Her journey with Fioricet dependency, the first time she has spoken about this publicly, and how her husband Travis helped her taper off gradually Overcoming rebound migraines caused by the very medication she was using to function at work The toxic corporate job she left cold- on the day they wrote her up for calling in after her infant son got sick Using her maternity leave to quietly build her design business on the side before making the leap full-time Her non-traditional career path: graphic design → production artist → burned out at 2008 recession → physical therapy assistant → office job → full-time entrepreneur How her dad's encouragement to "follow your heart" changed the direction of her life What it means to center Latinidad and lived experience in brand strategy How she vets clients and intentionally limits her workload to protect her health and family Her certifications: Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and MWBE through the Kansas Department of Commerce Practical branding insight: why having a "signature look" is non-negotiable for standing out About Marisa Gonzales Marisa Gonzales is the CEO, Principal Strategist, and Designer of Marisa Gonzalez Studios, a boutique brand and web design agency based in Kansas City, Kansas. She helps women-owned businesses, minority entrepreneurs, and nonprofits build standout brands and websites that don't just look beautiful — they work. A proud Mexican-American woman, Marisa grew up in Blue Springs, Missouri, navigating life as one of the few Latinas in a predominantly white community. That experience — of being unseen, mislabeled, and underestimated — shapes everything about how she shows up for her clients today. She is certified as a Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and as a Minority Women's Business Enterprise (MWBE) through the Kansas Department of Commerce. Marisa also lives with chronic migraines and late-diagnosed ADHD, and has built her business around flexibility, intentionality, and listening to her body — modeling for her clients that sustainable success is possible. Connect with Marisa Marisa's Website: MarisaGstudios.com → MarisaGstudios.com Instagram: @MarisaGStudios Facebook: Marisa G. Studios LinkedIn: Marisa Gonzalez | 1h 07m 44s | ||||||
| 2/11/26 |  Plan- Don't Panic: A Latina Political Scientist Guide to Identity & Power in America | Wine Selection French Vinchot (mulled wine) - the last of a homemade batch from the holidays Episode Description Political scientist and paralegal Desiree Collado joins Jessica Yanez for an urgent conversation about Latino identity, political power, and community protection. With over 30 years of experience and work with the United Nations, Desiree breaks down the current political landscape and provides practical guidance for navigating uncertain times. Desiree Collado is a Dominican-American political scientist and paralegal with 30+ years of experience. She has worked with UN ambassadors on international resolutions and is dedicated to preserving Latino narratives and advancing understanding of the Latine experience. Guest Bio Desiree Collado is a Dominican-American political scientist and paralegal with 30+ years of experience. She has worked with UN ambassadors on international resolutions and is dedicated to preserving Latino narratives and advancing understanding of the Latine experience. Timestamps & Topics [00:00:00] Introduction Jessica introduces the urgency of today's conversation Why this episode focuses on current political events [00:04:00] Growing Up Between Two Worlds [00:12:00] Assimilation vs. Identity [00:16:00] Living on the Hyphen [00:23:00] Military Service & Exploitation [00:26:00] Anger as a Love Language [00:28:00] The GOP Strategy: Repetition [00:29:00] Plan, Don't Panic [00:37:00] Credentials & Qualifications [00:42:00] Latino Political Power [00:45:00] They Colonized the Rich [00:48:00] Venezuela Discussion [00:57:00] The Identity Crisis Continues [01:03:00] Optimism for the Next Generation [01:06:00] This Cannot Last Long [01:09:00] Practical Safety Tips [01:13:00] Minnesota Police Officers Stopped by ICE [01:16:00] Final Call to Action Connect with Desiree Instagram: @MadiDez (follow stories for sourced political analysis) | 1h 20m 24s | ||||||
| 2/4/26 |  Mexican Wine & Valle de Guadalupe: O'Wineside Baja Wine Festival | Welcome back to the second half of Season 6 of Wine & Chisme. Before diving into this special festival episode, host Jessica Yañez addresses the current state of our nation and the importance of community solidarity during these challenging times. In this episode, Jessica takes you to the O'wineside Baja Wine Festival, the second annual celebration of Mexican wine and Baja California's culinary spirit held in Oceanside, California. Join her as she connects with vintners from Valle de Guadalupe and shares their incredible stories and wines with you. Episode Highlights: A heartfelt message about current events and community resilience Behind-the-scenes footage from the O'wineside Baja Wine Festival Exclusive interviews with Baja California vintners An introduction to Mexico's premier wine region: Valle de Guadalupe Wineries Featured (in order of appearance): Salto de Fe Valle de Tintos Vinos de Garza Vinos Senti Menti Lomita Finca La Carrodilla Mina Penelope Winery Emevé Solar Fortún Hacienda Guadalupe Wines Vena Cava Winery Bodegas de Santo Tomás Vinos Plata Event Details: When: October 2025 (Second Annual Event) Where: Valle Oceanside at Mission Pacific Beach Resort, Pacific Lawn, Oceanside, CA Hosted by: MICHELIN-starred Chef Roberto Alcocer in partnership with La Competencia Distributing Featured: 27+ premium Baja California wineries Wines Tasted: 80+ wines from Valle de Guadalupe Culinary Experience: Gourmet bites featuring Imperia Caviar, 5 Jotas Jamón Ibérico, and Harbor Pelican Fish Market Baja Oysters Valle de Guadalupe is Mexico's premier wine-producing region, often called "the Tuscany of Mexico" or compared to Napa Valley from decades past. Key Facts: Location: Just 90 minutes south of San Diego and 14 miles north of Ensenada Production: Produces approximately 90% of all Mexican wine Number of Wineries: Nearly 200 wineries (as of 2024) Climate: Mediterranean-like climate with proximity to the Pacific Ocean Elevation: Vineyards planted at altitudes between 1,000-1,250 feet History: Wine production dating back to 1791 when Jesuit priests began growing grapes Learn More About Valle de Guadalupe: Valle de Guadalupe is one of the oldest wine-growing regions in the Americas The region holds an annual Fiestas de la Vendimia (Wine Harvest Festival) Most Valle de Guadalupe wines are consumed within Mexico and rarely exported to the US US Customs Information for Wine: California residents: 2 bottles per person duty-free Non-California residents: Up to 5 cases of wine allowed Always declare your purchases and follow customs regulations This episode begins with a powerful message about recent events affecting our community. Jessica honors the names of those we've lost: Renee Nicole Good Alex Pretti Luis Gustavo Nuñes Cáceres Geraldo Lunas Campos Victor Manuel Diaz Parady La Luis Beltrán Yañez-Cruz Heber Sanchez Dominguez Liam Ramos and countless others still being held in detention centers The Wine & Chisme Podcast creates an intimate space where professionals, artists, and changemakers across communities of color share their unfiltered stories of career, love, and personal transformation—all over a glass of wine and genuine conversation. Connect with Wine & Chisme: Website: www.thewineandchismepodcast.com Instagram: @thewineandchisme Host & Creator: Jessica Yañez Episode Theme: O'wineside Baja Wine Festival Season: 6 Production: Jessica Yañez | 28m 07s | ||||||
| 12/30/25 |  2025 Year In Review: Political Chaos, Celebrity Scandals & Our Biggest Podcast Year Yet | Hola mi gente! Welcome to our year-end chisme episode where Jessica and Erica break down EVERYTHING that happened in 2025—the good, the messy, and the absolutely wild. IN THIS EPISODE: Why this felt like the longest AND shortest year ever The Trump administration's impact on our communities Kendrick vs. Drake: The Super Bowl moment that changed everything Prince Royce & Romeo Santos' disappointing ICE interview response Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's engagement + the controversy around her silence Jimmy Kimmel & Stephen Colbert's cancellations The CBS News shakeup & Barry Weiss controversy Madonna & Cher dating younger men (and why the double standard is real) The death of MTV as we knew it Diddy documentary & Danity Kane resurgence PLUS: Wine & Chisme podcast stats—770% audience growth! 🎉 What We're Drinking: Jessica: Vin Chaud (French mulled wine made by Antonio) Erika: Orange juice (with imaginary Prosecco 😂) 2026 Plans: Taking January off, returning in February with fresh interviews and wine stories. Ready to let go of fear and step into our power! | 1h 15m 49s | ||||||
| 12/23/25 |  "Where's Chris Hansen?" 80's Music, Generational Trauma & Braking Cycles with Raven Rodriguez | Join Jessica Yañez for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation with Raven Rodriguez, the viral TikTok creator behind the beloved music reaction videos with her Gen Z and millennial daughters. With over 280,000 followers, Raven has built a community by showing her daughters '70s and '80s music videos—and their reactions are pure comedy gold. In this episode, Raven shares the origin story of how blocking her daughter on TikTok led to internet fame, why she shows Maya "traumatic" videos (Chris Hansen has entered the chat!), and how she's intentionally breaking toxic generational patterns in Latino households. From sneaking out as a teen to creating safe spaces for her daughters, Raven opens up about motherhood, mistakes, and building trust through adaptability. You'll laugh, you'll cringe at the problematic lyrics we all sang without thinking, and you'll leave inspired by the beautiful relationship Raven has cultivated with her daughters—one video at a time. Topics discussed: How Raven's TikTok journey started (spoiler: her daughter blocked her) The viral music reaction videos and why they resonate Growing up Latina in the '80s vs. raising Gen Z daughters Normalizing inappropriate male behavior in music and culture Breaking generational trauma and building trust with your kids Chris Hansen, Queen Latifah, and the running jokes that unite generations Why social anxiety doesn't stop Maya from being hilarious on camera Upcoming movies and songs Raven can't wait to show her daughters Follow Raven Rodriguez: TikTok: @blkbird8 | 1h 23m 13s | ||||||
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Chart history for Wine & Chisme
Peaked at #166 in Canada, currently #166 in Canada.
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