Hello 👋 welcome to another episode of the unfiltered series. In this episode I will be sharing what I have been up to this summer and the disappointment I faced after attending a concert. Do you think Gen Z lacks etiquette and are entitled? Listen to what I have to say based on my own experiences I discuss in this episode. Feel free to answer the poll questions found on Spotify and the open ended questions. Thank you for listening 👂

Hey 👋 welcome back in this episode I am discussing my hardships post quarter life crisis and to let you Zillenials know you're not alone on the journey. The feelings of uncertainty are normal but dwelling in them are not. Take the time to answer the poll questions below and open ended questions. Thanks for listening and supporting the podcast ✌️

**Elements of suicide are mentioned** If you need to seek help I advise you to contact CrisisTextLine.org and many more resources found on Google. I promise you aren't alone Hello 👋 my name is Franchesca, and I appreciate you clicking the link to my podcast. I have been MIA lately because a lot has been going on in my life. In all of our lives. This is an extremely late upload and I explain it all in this episode. If you are battling your mental health I encourage you to do a favor for yourself and find resources to help you cope. I understand the challenges of this disease and I talk all about it here. Take breaks if needed and no one is obligated to hear the entire episode. I just decided to be vulnerable and share my experiences to help those to feel less alone. Thank you for supporting me and the podcast 👋 I wish you all the best and pray for healing, growth and peace ✌️

 August 2022 Hello 👋 my name is Franchesca, I am an adult child living at home with my toxic immigrant parents. I used to document my life on TikTok until I got multiple "community violations" and decided to move talk onto another platform. At the end of each month, I came up with the idea to go "unscripted" and talk in the microphone about what I'm feeling. I am sharing my story about why I opened my TikTok account and the dreadful experience I had with my covert narcissistic father and gaining emotional intelligence. I hope you guys can connect and learn from my podcast and I hope y'all stick around 🙏 Thanks! Give this podcast a follow if you think you can relate and share to help someone else out. 

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Welcome 👋 to another episode of unscripted. My name is Franchesca I am a Hispanic-American woman who was born in the late 90s. I am on here to talk about how throughout the decades Latinos weren’t always treated equally, how some people fail to recognize that part of the United States was part of Mexico and the border moved with Mexican Americans and how immigration is no longer a trending subject. Everyone forgot about the dreamers or was this all clout-chasing? What is the true meaning of latinidad? Are Latinos united or do we discriminate against each other in terms of race, nationality, and ethnicity?  I continue the podcast by talking about the origins and history of Hispanic Heritage Month and how it is not implemented in the curriculum in public schools in the United States. I end the podcast with "woke" Hispanic Americans who try to invalidate and cancel others based on their own entitled mindsets and fail to recognize that have created their own problems meanwhile many parts of the world people have no control over the chaos around them. To stay updated on more Unscripted please subscribe and share this link. Thank you for listening :) 

The all-in-one special. Trigger Warning before going into this episode some elements of suicide are mentioned. If you are in crisis please contact CrisisTextLine.org I understand Suicide Awareness month is over but that does not mean we stop talking and forgetting about those considering suicide. I share my story of battling some difficult hurdles but it is not the end. Feel free to reach out to me on social media and thank you for listening!

Hello everyone 👋 I want to take the time to apologize for my last podcast on the mispronunciation of terms and confusion about the Muslim faith.

In this episode, I define the term woke how it has been used in today's social media society and how it seems it has kept us apart from a united nation. I share my experiences as a Hispanic woman of color during Trump's administration and how it impacted several students even professors of color the hardest. I share my own experience encountering racism as a college student and how I regret now voting in the 2016 election. I continue to talk about one's ignorance when it comes to legal status, race, and religion and the hate towards Muslims, Hispanics, and African Americans.  I end my podcast with the privilege of attending a special guest speaker at my college Terrance Roberts an African American student who attended Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas in 1957 when segregation was still happening in the United States.  Disclaimer: I have no intention of changing the minds of others I simply ask to have an open mind while listening. 👂 If it's not for you kindly log off

August 2022 part 2 If you're reading this 🥳 👋 I am glad you came back for part 2! We are getting somewhere here! 😀  This episode talks about what direction the podcast will be going and what future topics I will cover.  Dare to take a listen and follow! Thank you for supporting my podcast!