Ep. 15: Viviana Perea

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06/15/20 • 95 min

Viv discusses her life growing up and having a mother who was (and still is) her biggest inspiration in life. We discuss her mindset and experience with having to deal with the death of mother during her freshman year of high school due to a serious heart condition, Viv also talks about motherhood and her experience with becoming a mom herself at 18 years old. In addition, we talk about relationships, the value of healing from our emotional pain, working with clients as therapists, and the huge role that Viv played when it came to inspiring me to start the All Ears Podcast.

You can also follow Viviana on Instagram at: @viviana.perea77

I hope you enjoy!

You can also follow Viviana on Instagram at: @viviana.perea77

I hope you enjoy!

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Ep. 14: Ryan White

Ryan shares his story about being a "hard-headed" kid growing up in Pomona, being raised by his mother who was never afraid to show him tough love at times, and even explaining the value of his faith and how it allows him to strive for his goals and be a better man each day. In addition, we also discuss our years working together in operations, him witnessing the time when I almost flooded the school bathroom (long story), and we even break down Ryan's definition of what it means to be "authentic" in regards to interacting with people who are of a different race, gender, or even sexuality.

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Ep. 16: Sam Serrano

Sam and I discuss the awesomeness of growing up in the 80s, being raised by a hard-working mother who always had numerous jobs, and his experience with being physically abused as a child. In addition, we also talk about the first time we met, the day I asked him if I could date his daughter, his experience with divorce (and getting remarried), his role as a step-parent, the value of having "thick skin", and the benefit of having a higher power in life to guide you through difficult times.

This is a special one.

Happy Father's Day, Bro- Dad.