This episode is for my nieces, my nephews, and anyone out there trying to build something real from scratch.

When I started Llámame Anything, it wasn’t about going viral. It was a continuation of my master’s thesis—my way of processing identity, power, culture, and technology while preparing for a PhD and surviving in Miami. I was a first-gen college student, a Posse Scholar, and a kid from a single-parent household navigating grief, trauma, and ambition all at once.

Now, this podcast is so much more. It’s my voice, my work, my rent money, my resistance. It’s how I went from theory to income, from silence to storytelling, from burnout to business.

In this episode, I share how Llámame Anything became a survival guide—for myself and for the people I love. Especially the ones who call me Tata.

In this episode, I talk about:

• How my academic work turned into a creative business
• Why I created this podcast as a love letter and guide
• The trauma I survived (and how I’m healing while building)
• The meaning of visibility, vulnerability, and voice
• My evolving mission for Llámame Anything

If you’ve ever felt too sensitive, too smart, or too late to start… this is for you.

new episode is up. we talk:

– men with podcasts and no beds

– crying in full glam

– getting soft-launched and hard-ghosted

– aesthetic survival with $4 in your bank account

if you’ve ever built a man’s brand and got ghosted by the logo… this one’s for you.

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I went on Fresh & Fit and stayed quiet.

This episode? I’m done being quiet.

I’m talking about what it means to be Latina in Miami, labeled a “person of color” at Syracuse, and still somehow not American enough when it counts. I’m diving into what it’s like to be feminist and faithful—and still want a man with a house.

In this episode of Llámame Anything, I’m getting real about:

• Being gringa-coded in Miami, but “diverse” in white spaces
• Navigating identity, class, and code-switching as a first-gen Latina
• The spiritual exhaustion of being hyper-independent
• Wanting softness, partnership, and financial stability—without guilt
• Why God’s plan might just include dual income and central A/C

This isn’t just a clapback. It’s a sermon for soft girls in survival mode. If you’ve ever felt too feminist to ask for help, too brown to feel safe, or too broke to feel seen—this one’s for you.

🎧 Tap play on Holy, Hot, and Hyperaware of Rent Prices now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

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