Best Palafox Podcasts (2025)

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Responding to the Capitol Insurrection with Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell 59:31

4+ y ago59:31

59:31

What is the responsibility of museums in the wake of the Capitol Insurrection? Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell, a DC-based cultural equity strategist, joins us to talk about how critical museums are in the struggle to dismantle white supremacy. We originally spoke with Kayleigh about her practice in late 2020 and planned to release that conversation on J…

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Building a Community Museum with Chelsea Ridley and Jonathan Kelley 1:08:03

4+ y ago1:08:03

1:08:03

In community organizing work, there are no shortcuts or gimmicks, only relationships built on trust and continued investment. The Lawndale Pop-Up Spot is a community-led museum located in a shipping container at the Spaulding Memorial Garden, a community garden in Chicago’s North Lawndale neighborhood. Chelsea Ridley and Jonathan Kelley, the museum…

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Bonus Episode: Welcoming Collaboration 19:45

4+ y ago19:45

19:45

In this mini-episode, Paula talks with Gwendolyn Fernandez, a recovering museum educator and fellow Museum Workers Speak organizer, about embracing collaboration and breaking up with your career. Gwen will be joining the Cultura Conscious team to produce a series of new episodes featuring inspiring museum and culture workers. Look for fresh convers…

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S2 Episode 9: Patricia Chavez On Barrier Breaking Latinas 21:10

5y ago21:10

21:10

In this special live episode, we feature a fireside chat between Patricia Chavez, a Philanthropic Market Executive at Bank of America, and Jennifer Rodriguez, President & CEO of the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Patricia gives us insight into the driving factors of Hispanic small businesses, her personal success story, and how …

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S2 Episode 8: Elizabeth Romero On The Key To Hispanic Business Growth 34:58

5y ago34:58

34:58

In this episode, we sit down with Bank of America’s very own Elizabeth Romero. With 25 years under her belt at Bank of America, Elizabeth walks us through her journey climbing the corporate ladder from a bank teller to a Small Business and Client and Franchise Solutions Executive. Elizabeth also covers the latest small business research with us to …

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S2 Episode 7: Brenda Cordova On Building A Family Business To Compete With The Best 37:56

5y ago37:56

37:56

“Nose to the grindstone,” says Brenda Cordova, President of ADC LTD NM, the third-largest Hispanic-owned business in New Mexico. This work ethic how she explains she was able to compete with the Fortune 500 businesses in her field. Founded in 1985 by the Cordova family, ADC LTD NM is a leading provider of armed and unarmed guards, background invest…

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S2 Episode 6: Brandice Ortega On Paving Her Own Path in the Construction Industry 38:11

5y ago38:11

38:11

In this episode, we sit down with Brandice Ortega, President & CEO of Del Rio Enterprises Inc. Del Rio Enterprises, Inc. is an experienced general and electrical contractor in Albuquerque, NM. Brandice walks us through taking over a family business in a male dominated field. Family is central to Brandice’s personal life as well at her work at a fam…

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S2 Episode 5: Noramay Cadena & Carmen Palafox On Leading a Hands-On Venture Fund 32:19

5y ago32:19

32:19

In this episode, we sit down with the two Latina founders who have paved their way into the venture capital/ tech space all while keeping grounded in their community and with their associates. Noramay Cadena & Carmen Palafox, are Cofounders of MiLA Capital, an LA-based seed-stage venture capital firm that invests in tech you can touch. MiLA leverag…

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S2 Episode 4: Nicole Marquis On Innovating The Food Scene With Plant-Based Menus 32:25

5y ago32:25

32:25

In this episode, we sit down with Nicole Marquis, Founder of Marquis & Co. Nicole is the restaurateur behind the plant-based fast-casual restaurant chain HipCityVeg, currently with locations in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. as well as the popular plant-based full-service restaurants Charlie was a sinner. and Bar Bombón. Inspired by experiences w…

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Personal and Collective Grief with Diane Exavier 1:03:40

5y ago1:03:40

1:03:40

Loss has been a constant over the past few weeks. Writer, educator and theatermaker Diane Exavier joins me to talk about personal and collective grief during a pandemic. We talk about how coping in our current moment requires some of the resiliency we’ve built through other experiences of loss, and yet those well-trodden maps still fall short of he…

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Our Need to Connect with Mayra Cecilia Palafox 58:51

5y ago58:51

58:51

Mayra Cecilia Palafox shares with me why connecting with people and meeting their needs is so important to her. We discuss why humility is a useful practice for the present moment. When dealing with the uncertainty of a worldwide pandemic, what strengths do we have as cultural workers that prepare us to weather challenges as they present themselves…

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S2 Episode 3: Patricia Rodriguez Christian On What It Takes To Lead Two Companies 35:41

5y ago35:41

35:41

In this episode, we sit down with Patricia Rodriguez Christian, CEO of CRC Group Inc. and Texas Standard Commercial Construction LP. Patricia Explains how she was able to emerge out of the ’08 recession as the CEO of two companies in two different sectors. CRC Group Inc. provides large office environments with streamlined mail, courier and copy ser…

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S2 Episode 2: Teresa Lawrence On The Courage To Rebuild 31:30

5y ago31:30

31:30

In this episode, we sit down with Teresa Lawrence, President-Owner at Delta Personnel. Teresa takes us through her journey rebuilding a company in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Delta Personnel offers a one-stop-shop, managing all logistics for their clients by provides services including on-site supervisors, worksite safety and risk management and…

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S2 Episode 1: Angelica Garcia-Dunn on Business Adaptability 27:13

5+ y ago27:13

27:13

In this episode, we sit down with Angelica Garcia-Dunn, President and CEO of AIM Global Logistics, a Turn-Key Logistics solutions provider offering a wide array of freight transportation services. In this episode, we explore her new approach to the transportation industry.By United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

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My First Podcast Ever 1:02:15

5+ y ago1:02:15

1:02:15

This is my first ever podcast. Talked about my 5 goals.

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Storytelling Through Exhibits with Jackie Peterson 1:05:32

6y ago1:05:32

1:05:32

Jackie Peterson, a Seattle-based exhibit developer and independent curator, is passionate about the ways exhibits can tell important stories in ways that are compelling to the public. Jackie grounds her practice on the trust she develops with communities whose stories she’s working to tell. Her research and development process adds another layer to…

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The Black Eyed Children Theory 12:35

6y ago12:35

12:35

Have you ever heard of the black eyed children?If not, let me tell you a story.

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Economic Development at the Border with Cristina Garza 1:23:46

6y ago1:23:46

1:23:46

Cristina Garza, Director of Social Impact at Mission EDC, shares the journey that led her to leave her small town in Texas for New York City, to her various roles in museums, and then back to her hometown area working in local government. She reflects with candor on all the reasons it was important and necessary for her to move on from museums, inc…

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The Mandela Effect Theory 19:11

6y ago19:11

19:11

Is it Bernstein or Bernstain Bears?Is Chartreuse red or green?In this episode we will be dissecting the Mandela Effect Theory.

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JFK/LincolnConnection•LifeIsASimulator•Colorblind•Theories 28:27

6y ago28:27

28:27

Are there connections between JFK and Lincoln’s Assassination?Is reality nothing but a game?And is it possible we’re all color blind? Join Dr Crimson as she dissects these theories.

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Docents as Educators with Stephanie Samera 1:00:13

6y ago1:00:13

1:00:13

Docents play a vital role in museums across the country. As museum education departments change and evolve, tensions have surfaced on what the role of docents should be as teaching in museums becomes more specialized. Stephanie Samera, Lead for Gallery Learning at the Columbus Museum of Art, joins me to discuss all things docent. She shares how bui…

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What Does Success Look Like? with Anabel Roque Rodríguez 54:18

6y ago54:18

54:18

What does success in the arts look like? Anabel Roque Rodriguez has been asking women in arts and culture this question for over a year. Anabel shares findings and reflections from her project so far. We touch on the power of solidarity and community in achieving success, especially for women, and how making choices that center well-being can illum…

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PODCAST MPS 9:25

6y ago9:25

9:25

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goverment shut shut down 3:02

6+ y ago3:02

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Latest episode of Daisy Palafox

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Episode 5: Live from #USHCCPhilly with Zoe Saldana and Nely Galán 17:44

6+ y ago17:44

17:44

On this special live episode of In Her Footsteps, we feature two keynote speakers from our 2018 USHCC National Convention who are taking steps to change the media and professional landscape. Listen to Zoe Saldana, the award winning actress and founder of BESE, alongside media powerhouse and New York Times bestselling author Nely Galán as they recou…

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Live from MESC's Annual Institute with Elena Muslar 50:29

6+ y ago50:29

50:29

Live episode recording from Museum Educator of Southern California's 2018 Annual Institute at the Skirball Cultural Center. My guest was Elena Muslar, Assistant Director, Entertainment and Fine Arts Professions at Loyola Marymount University. Elena was so wonderful and insightful! Our discussion veered in many directions, including breaking down th…

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Episode 4: Sarima Gracia on the Courage to Create 35:01

7y ago35:01

35:01

A conversation with Sarima Gracia, CCO and Co-Founder of A + S, a creative agency based in Miami, Florida. We ask Sarima about her choice to leave corporate America and start her own agency, the importance of creating your own network, and the power of learning from your mistakes.By United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

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The Cost of Making It with PJ Gubatina Policarpio 1:04:14

7y ago1:04:14

1:04:14

PJ Gubatina Policarpio gets real with me on the nitty gritty of what it takes financially and emotionally to pursue a career in museums if you come from a low-income background. He discusses why building community is integral to his work, how diversifying his skill set was a financial strategy, and why he considers himself primarily a museum educat…

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Episode 3: Women on the Hill (Special Episode) 1:17:22

7y ago1:17:22

1:17:22

Live from the 2018 #USHCCLegislative Summit! On this special episode, Domenika Lynch, President & CEO of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, asked four female chiefs of staff on Capitol Hill about their challenging - and essential - roles in government. Rhonda Fox, Beth Jefari, Bianca Ortiz-Wertheim, and Angela Ramirez discuss how they lea…

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Episode 2: Beauty as a Business with Victoria Flores 19:53

7y ago19:53

19:53

In this episode, we sit down with New Yorker Victoria Flores, CEO and Co-Founder of Lux Beauty Club, an innovative hair extension company. She shares with us about the growth of the modern beauty business, the importance of secure funding streams, and how passion is the most powerful ingredient for success.…

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Aligning Your Work and Practice with Stephanie Cunningham 50:26

7y ago50:26

50:26

On this month’s episode, Stephanie Cunningham shares her efforts to create alignment in her work after ten years of experience in the field. As a speaker, consultant, and educator, Stephanie has been a leading voice on race and equity in museums. After so many conversations, workshops and conferences discussing race and equity in museums, how far a…

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Episode 1: Claudia Mirza on Translating Kindness Into Success 34:58

7y ago34:58

34:58

In our inaugural episode, we go to Dallas, Texas to sit down with Claudia Mirza, CEO and Founder of Akorbi. She talks to us about originally starting her business as an act of kindness, what it takes to scale a company, and the importance of laying the proper business foundations.By USHCC / Claudia Mirza

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Radical Imagination with Adjoa Jones de Almeida 54:48

7y ago54:48

54:48

What is necessary for museums to radically imagine what is possible, not only what has been done? Adjoa Jones de Almeida, Director of Education at the Brooklyn Museum, shares how she decided to "step up" during a moment of transition for the museum. After beginning her career at the Brooklyn Museum in an entry level position, she hadn’t planned for…

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Looking Back to Look Forward with Paulina Lopez 1:00:00

7+ y ago1:00:00

1:00:00

This month’s episode of Cultura Conscious is all about transitions and finding your purpose. Paulina Lopez, adult educator and teaching artist at the Art Institute of Chicago, joins me to discuss the events of 2017 and how they affected our personal, political and professional lives. Paulina shares her insights on what keeps her motivated and focus…

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Advising First Generation College Students with Dr. Jody Dublin 54:06

7+ y ago54:06

54:06

Dr. Jody Dublin joins me this month to discuss how individuals and institutions can better understand and support first generation college students. We discuss the ways in which policy and institutional decisions are driven by the theory of college choice, even though not every student falls neatly within outlined categories when deciding to pursue…

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Building Community with Young People with Vanessa Sanchez 1:10:46

7+ y ago1:10:46

1:10:46

My guest this week thinks of her work as building the community of the future. Vanessa Sanchez is the Director of Yollocalli Arts Reach, the youth initiative of the National Museum of Mexican Art, as well as a practicing artist, music festival planner extraordinaire, and activist. She opens up about her apprehension at describing herself as a leade…

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Responsive and Caring Leadership with Veronica Alvarez 53:19

7+ y ago53:19

53:19

My guest this week does it all! Museum educator, academic researcher and museum boss lady. Veronica Alvarez, Director of School and Educator Programs at LACMA, discusses how her career has been shaped by her experiences as an immigrant, as a student and as a museum educator. We discuss how she keeps up with her teaching practice even as administrat…

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Community Organizing in Museums with Oliver Merino 53:20

7+ y ago53:20

53:20

What can museums learn from the work of community organizers? Oliver Merino discusses his work with the Latino community at Levine Museum of the New South, a history museum in Charlotte, NC. He shares with me what he thinks is the importance of history museums in contextualizing current events, how he approaches leading and organizing through liste…

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Anti-Racist Museum Education Pedagogy with Alyssa Machida 53:19

8y ago53:19

53:19

On this episode of Cultura Conscious, Alyssa Machida discusses her motivation and inspiration for The Dreamspace Project, workbook and toolkit for educators who are ready to move beyond demanding social justice and are ready to take critical action. We talk about the ways institutions communicate to the public beyond the art on the walls, the need …

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Welcoming DACA Students as Museum Workers with Marimar Gutierrez 56:05

8y ago56:05

56:05

On this episode, Marimar Gutierrez speaks to me about her experience as a DACA student and museum worker. We discuss the ways museums can be welcoming to young people like her, what the atmosphere has been like in the museum galleries since the 2016 election, how we can’t deny ourselves the feeling of fear, and what steps she has taken to ensure he…

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Equity and Power in Museums with Keonna Hendrick 1:04:07

8y ago1:04:07

1:04:07

Keonna Hendrick joins me for my first ever episode! Our frank, informal conversation was recorded during the American Alliance of Museums 2017 annual conference. We talk about white supremacy, what to do about racism and inclusion at a personal and professional level, what a vision of inclusion looks like for museum professionals, #museumsrespondto…

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Architect Jun Palafox in Martin's Mancave #82 1:06:25

9y ago1:06:25

1:06:25

Architect Jun Palafox is the most sought after Filipino Skyscraper Architect and Urban Planner in the Philippines and Overseas. Architect Jun narrates how he humbly began his career in Dubai in the 1970's. Find out how he fared in Dubai and the character behind the brand Palafox and Associates. The inspiring story of Jun Palafox on podcast.ph Host:…

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Victor Corpus in Martin's Mancave #80 Part 4 17:51

9+ y ago17:51

17:51

In this rare Martin's Mancave Lifecast, Gen. Victor Corpus tells his story like never before, including; Congressman Floro Crisologo's assasination, the Jabidah Massacre, the history of forced disappearances and culture of impunity in the Philippines, the Plaza Miranda Bombing and much more. Watch and Listen to this PMA and Harvard educated ex-gene…

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Victor Corpus in Martin's Mancave #80 Part 3 1:02:53

9+ y ago1:02:53

1:02:53

In this rare Martin's Mancave Lifecast, Gen. Victor Corpus tells his story like never before, including; Congressman Floro Crisologo's assasination, the Jabidah Massacre, the history of forced disappearances and culture of impunity in the Philippines, the Plaza Miranda Bombing and much more. Watch and Listen to this PMA and Harvard educated ex-gene…

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Victor Corpus in Martin's Mancave #80 Part 2 36:29

9+ y ago36:29

36:29

In this rare Martin's Mancave Lifecast, Gen. Victor Corpus tells his story like never before, including; Congressman Floro Crisologo's assasination, the Jabidah Massacre, the history of forced disappearances and culture of impunity in the Philippines, the Plaza Miranda Bombing and much more. Watch and Listen to this PMA and Harvard educated ex-gene…

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Victor Corpus inside Martin's Mancave #80 Part 1 18:56

9+ y ago18:56

18:56

In this rare Martin's Mancave Lifecast, Gen. Victor Corpus tells his story like never before, including; Congressman Floro Crisologo's assasination, the Jabidah Massacre, the history of forced disappearances and culture of impunity in the Philippines, the Plaza Miranda Bombing and much more. Watch and Listen to this PMA and Harvard educated ex-gene…

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Bong Aportadera Aka Sonny B inside Martin's Mancave #81 1:07:31

9+ y ago1:07:31

1:07:31

Bong Aportadera aka "DJ Sonny B" has gone a long way to be one of the greatest voices of god in the Philippines. In this exclusive Martin's Mancave interview, find out how Bong earned the respect of Philippine radio broadcast industry's whos who. Know his true character; how it made him one of the golden jocks of Quest Broadcasting, how it helped h…

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Lola Lili Marfori inside Martin's Mancave #79 1:30:19

9+ y ago1:30:19

1:30:19

Lilia Acero Marfori is the grandmother of Martin's Mancave host, Martin Andanar. Mrs. Marfori hails from Bohol but spent most of her time in Cagayan de Oro. She is married to the late Eng. Edgardo Marfori. Martin's 94 year old grandmother studied at the University of Sto. Tomas during World War II and finished her Economics Degree right after the l…

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Original Ideas Technology - Tayo'y Mag-Internet #3 27:34

9+ y ago27:34

27:34

We can't deny that social media is fast and becomes the most powerful tool of communication nowadays. But do we know the rules of social media etiquette? Know the latest trends in gadgets. How is Netflix service going on in the Philippines? These and more at Original Ideas Technology - Tayo'y Mag-Internet on Podcast.Ph Tayo'y Mag-Internet Hosts: Ar…

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Atty. Mel Sta Maria in Martin's Mancave #78 49:35

9+ y ago49:35

49:35

Atty Mel Sta Maria is a family lawyer, broadcaster, law professor, online columnist, author of several books and the dean of the FEU Institute of Law. How can one person be passionate with so many things and excel in all? One of the most sought after lawyer-broadcasters in the Philippines tells us everything about himself and his family. Martin's M…

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