In this episode of The Revolución Podcast, cohosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud talk with Joe Bernard who candidly shares how his eagerness to find a purpose at the age of 18 started him out in the ad industry by chance – but also how he has not only survived but also thrived the madcap and sometimes cutthroat media world. The New Jersey resident also shares about how he keeps his Puerto Rican roots alive and why he sees it vital to pass his heritage on to his three children.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music: The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza our freelance audio editor. You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

LINKS:

Be sure to follow and tag The Revolución Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIN

More on The Revolución Podcast at Linktree

A Revolver Podcast

Mental health advocate Carmen Cusido is the author of the book "Coping With Eating Disorders" and has contributed to NBC News, CNN, and NPR. In this episode of The Revolución during Mental Health Awareness month, the proud Cuban American talks with co-hosts Kathryn Garcia Castro and Court Stroud about her personal journey, courageously sharing her past mental health challenges.

As a respected journalist, Carmen’s candid conversations and heartfelt reflections, offer invaluable insights into the cultural, societal, and personal factors that shape mental wellness within the Latina community. By sharing her story with honesty and vulnerability, Carmen not only breaks down barriers but also inspires others to seek support, embrace self-care and find hope in their own struggles. Join us as we explore Carmen Cusido's resilience, advocacy, and unwavering commitment to destigmatizing mental health conversations.

Click here for more on Camen Cusido's work and follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn, and X.

If you are feeling alone and having thoughts of suicide—whether or not you are in crisis—or know someone who is, don’t remain silent. Talk to someone you can trust through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Call or text 988 or chat the lifeline.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music: The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza our freelance audio editor. You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

LINKS:

Be sure to follow and tag The Revolución Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIN

More on The Revolución Podcast at Linktree

A Revolver Podcast

Aquilino Gonell arrived in the United States from the Dominican Republic as a young boy. Determined to be a success story, he joined the army to pay for college and served his adopted country in Iraq. Upon his return, Gonell landed a position with the United States Capitol Police and rose to the rank of sergeant.

In this episode of The Revolución, Gonell talks with co-hosts Linda Lane Gonzalez, Diego Lastra, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud about what he saw during the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The brutal injuries Gonell sustained that day ended his career in law enforcement. The American patriot also speaks about his new book, American Shield: The Immigrant Sergeant Who Defended Democracy, which former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls “an all-American tale of duty and determination.”

Thanks to Susan Shapiro for her help in arranging this interview.

EPISODE CREDITS:

Music: The band P-G-M for the use of its song "April" as The Revolución theme

Editing: A special thanks to Anthony Mendoza our freelance audio editor. You can find him on Fiverr.com @thonymendoza

LINKS:

Be sure to follow and tag The Revolución Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIN

More on The Revolución Podcast at Linktree

A Revolver Podcast