Latina In America Podcast

Join us as we talk with Brenda Santellano, MD, a physician and clinical oncology researcher, about her journey in medicine, groundbreaking cancer research, and recent advancements in screening and diagnosis. Learn about her work in skin, colorectal, and gastrointestinal cancers, the technology shaping early detection, and what fuels her passion for patient care. Don't miss this insightful conversation!

A veces, compartir tu pasión puede sentirse raro al principio, pero con el tiempo se vuelve natural. En este episodio, disponible en ambos shows, Latina In America y Life 100 Podcast, hablamos sobre la magia de hacer lo que te apasiona sin preocuparte por la perfección. Anímate a dar el primer paso, solo por la satisfacción de hacerlo, sin preocuparte por los resultados inmediatos. ¡Vamos!

In this special episode, singer-songwriter Nia Padilla shares the heartfelt gift of music. As a grand finalist in an award-winning Spanish-language talent competition and a performer of the anthem during the 2024 World Series, Nia’s voice has inspired audiences far and wide. Beyond her musical achievements, she is deeply connected to her Mexican-American heritage and passionately supports Latin emerging music artists through her organization in Los Angeles, California. Tune in for an inspiring and inviting conversation, along with enchanting melodies that you’ll enjoy not just this season but all year long. Nia Padilla @niapadillamusic

Join us for the Season Premiere as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month 2024! In this special bilingual episode, we highlight the vibrant diversity of Hispanic culture and history. We're featuring guests from our last season and showcasing our traditional yearly Spanish celebration. Join our guests in this joyful episode, recognizing the contributions and influence of Hispanic communities on the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. Enjoy!

In this episode, Deondra Montgomery, a first-generation Mexican-American, neuroscience graduate, current medical student, and creator of AfroLatinaMed on social media, shares her journey and insights into what it takes to become a doctor, una doctora. Learn about her path from undergrad to acceptance, and the powerful moment of representing her Mexican culture at the white coat ceremony. From decision-making and academic requirements to the MCAT, crafting a personal statement, and navigating the costs, you'll gain invaluable insights from her personal experiences and strategic approach.