We are doing something a little different this episode- we are chatting scary stories! Since it's Halloween, I invited Amanda (Snappy) onto the podcast to share her ghostly and other things stories. Her stories are out of this world believable. If you don't believe in ghosts, you'll believe after listening to these!  Thank you for being a guest and for sharing your experiences. Love your stories so much! ____________________________________________________________ Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running. To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers. Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released. Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!! Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358  Let's Be Friends! Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~

Today on the podcast, Linds Russell shares her story of what it’s like to have epilepsy. Linds has a form of epilepsy that is a branch developed from a brain injury that gives her seizures. She wants to share her story for the listeners of the podcast so that they know they are not alone. Thank you so much for being vulnerable today and for being on the podcast! We chat about:  What epilepsy means to Lindsey What Linds’ day to day looks like and triggers Her first seizure experience and how often she has seizures Medication and epilepsy  How people reacted to learning Linds has epilepsy  What Linds wish people knew about having epilepsy  And more!!    Thank you for being vulnerable on the podcast and sharing your story! Resources:  Epilepsy Website  American Epilepsy Society Epilepsy FaceBook Group Epilepsy Seizure and Support FB Group Check out what's new around Las Vegas:  What's new around Vegas? Check out this amazing Studio! Ignis Umbra Studio: Where your creative spark ignites. Located in the heart of Las Vegas, Ignis Umbra is the ultimate creative playground for photographers, videographers, and podcasters alike. Find out more at https://igstudio.vegas and bring your creative vision to life. Thank you so much for being a sponsor of the show! ____________________________________________________________         Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running. To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers.         Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released. Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!!         Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358         Let's Be Friends! Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri          YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg         Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com          This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~  

Being a first generation American can be a culture shock to many. Dale Lacambacal is a first generation Asian American from the Philippines and came to America when he was only 8 years old. There was so much culture shock- such as the big yellow school busses kids took to school instead of white small vans, different food Dale brought to school, and how he made friends.          Today, we discuss culture, childhood, and how Dale helped his family understand the American way of life. If you are Filipino, you will resonate with Dale from his realness and stories involving family.          In this episode we chat about: Culture identity growing up and how different it was moving to America Asian Names and American Names How friends were made growing up and the difficiulties of seeing them outside of school Educating family on American culture and how difficult it was to change perspective Experiencing Asian Hate and how it affected him And so much more!       Thank you Dale, for being vulnerable and sharing your experiences!     ____________________________________________________________       What's new around Vegas? Check out this amazing Studio! Ignis Umbra Studio: Where your creative spark ignites. Located in the heart of Las Vegas, Ignis Umbra is the ultimate creative playground for photographers, videographers, and podcasters alike. Find out more at https://igstudio.vegas and bring your creative vision to life. Thank you so much for being a sponsor of the show! ____________________________________________________________         Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running. To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers.         Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released. Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!!         Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358         Let's Be Friends! Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri          YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg         Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com          This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~  

Death care is just as important as health care. That is what mortician, Amanda Matheny believes.    Amanda Matheny is a Las Vegas mortician that helps families celebrate their loved ones in death. She loves what she does and you can tell in her voice when she talks about her job. Being apart of the death industry isn’t for the weak and hearing about Amanda’s journey, stories, and passion for this line of work is so mesmerizing that you know she is all in with helping others. It’s not just about being a goth, and surrounding by dealth. It’s about helping grieving loved ones and being a part of something bigger.   In this episode we chat about:   Why did you decide to become a mortician?   What is the process of Mortitan work?   How do you maintain the balance between being empathetic and stoic?   Do you find your job impacts your friendships and relationships with others?   What do you wish others knew about being a mortitian?    Is embalmbing and autopsies something you work with as well?   Embalmbing vs cremation: whats the difference between smells?   Did your views of life changed since working in the dealth industry? ____________________________________________________________ What's new around Vegas? Check out this amazing Studio!  Ignis Umbra Studio: Where your creative spark ignites. Located in the heart of Las Vegas, Ignis Umbra is the ultimate creative playground for photographers, videographers, and podcasters alike. Find out more at https://igstudio.vegas and bring your creative vision to life. Thank you so much for being a sponsor of the show! ____________________________________________________________ Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running.  To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers. Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released.   Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!! Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358   Let's Be Friends! Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com  This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~

Ever wonder what it's like being a producer on movies, music videos, and anything in between? Today, I have Guillermo and Rose on the podcast to chat all things producing! We discuss the nitty gritty and the fun aspects of what it's like being a producer. We also discuss SAG-AFTRA strike and how to support actors and indie films during this time. We also chat about: - How they met and their background - Their journey into the entertainment industry - Difference between writing scripts and books - Will the indie space improve during SAG AFTRA strike? - Where can others watch independent films? - Budgeting difference for Hollywood Vs. Indie films - Favorite and least favorite aspects of producing - What they wish they knew before becoming a producer More About Guillermo Guillermo E. Barahona C. is a Vegas based producer, writer, and talent. Starting out in the couples game show, "Lovers or Losers" and on the "Downtown Podcast", Guillermo has experience on stage and on film sets where he learned the importance of a well coordinated team to achieve results. From cooking show pilots, to voicing in documentaries and audiobooks, he's eager to learn the many roles in production. Most recently, he has collaborated with Rose Donahue on two short films: "Moe" and "Decision" in which they both have co-Directed/Produced/Written and acted in. He's also the author of "Terremoto: On Surviving the Disaster of 2001", and "Death Gamble"  Instagram: @guillbarahona  More about Rose Rose Donahue has worked on independent film sets, national commercials, music videos, and corporate projects as a producer and talent. She recognizes that each project has different needs depending on the client and depending on her role on set. She's accustomed to wearing many hats while working on her own independent projects. She produced "Lift" a short film shot in LA and written/directed by Charles Burmeister. She's also collaborated with Guillermo E. Barahona C. on two short films ("Moe" and "Decision") where they shared responsibilities writing, directing, and producing - AND appearing on screen. As talent, she’s known for the feature films “Khameleon” and “The Immortal Wars: Resurgence” and for her work as an interviewer/host on “The Downtown Podcast”, a talk show which filmed in front of a live studio audience and was distributed internationally. She's also worked on the stage and on various independent projects.  She's represented by Sarah Angeli at Commercial Talent, Inc for print and commercial work.  Instagram: @rosedonahue_. ________________________________________________________________________ Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running. To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers. Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released. Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!! Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358 Let's Be Friends! Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~

When Ashley Nickerson was in her teens, she was diagnosed with a form of childhood leukemia called acute lymphoblastic leukemia. This changed the trajedtory of Ashley's high school life dramatically. However, she still had amazing friends, family, and support within this time where she can still experience high school, and walk the stage on time.  Ashley's story of overcoming cancer and following her dreams is so inspiring that it needed to be shared with the world and I hope that you find it inspiring as well!  A big thank you so much Ashley, for being vulnerable and coming on the show to hangout with me and chat about your past.  In this episode we chat about: - How Ashley learned she had cancer - Finishing high school and being able to still have fun when she could - How mind over matter isn't always the case and to listen to your body when your body needs care - Why Ashley wanted to be a weather women and her move to Vegas ________________________________________________________________________ Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Lindsey Bisch’ Podcast Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thirty-flirty-nerdy/id1636068485?i=1000580389886    Thank you to my Patreon! Beni Raymond   Becuase of you, you help the podcast keep running. To support the show and help it keep running, check out the patreon! I have 3 different tiers. Thirty ($3), Flirty ($5), and Nerdy ($15). Each tier is dedicated to growing the podcast and helping me with living expenses. Each Patreon gets a special shout out in the episodes and sees extra behind the scenes content not released. Join the patreon today and become a 30 friend!!    Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358        Let's Be Friends!    Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri     YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg     Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website! www.itsjulianavpedri.com   This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~  

We all know about therapy, but what about a life coach? Are life coach's worth it? Do we need one in our 30s? What is the difference between a life coach and a therapist?  I chat with Ashley DelBello, an intuitive life and business coach who help those overcome perfectionism, people-plesaing tendencies and self-doubt and reconnects themselves with confidence. In this episode we chat about: - What she wish she knew in her 20s - There is no "right" way to doing life and work - What's the difference between Therapy and Life Coach?    More Abourt Ashley:  Ashley DelBello is the Founder of Ashley DelBello Coaching Inc and is an Intuitive Life + Business Coach who supports women in living life on their terms. She specializes in guiding her clients from perfectionism, people-pleasing tendencies and self-doubt, to reconnecting with themselves, their confidence, and what they truly want in life and work, so they can live life authentically and powerfully. Ashley coaches female founders, entrepreneurs, and high-performing women who know they’re meant for more and want support getting out of their own way, so they can live extraordinary lives and have an even bigger impact in their businesses.   Follow Ashley: IG: https://www.instagram.com/coachashleydelbello/ Website: www.ashleydelbello.com    Check out her new mastermind and her private 1:1 programs.  Website: www.ashleydelbello.com    Let's Be Friends! Instagram:  www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg       Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website!  www.itsjulianavpedri.com  This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~  

When you lose someone, your life changes forever. You go into a spiral of emotions and feelings. Angela Gentile experienced so much after her father's passing that she tried all the things to help. She then founded Sweat Remix. An amazing fitness company that incorporates fitness, yoga, and mindfulness. While talking with Angela, her spirit and energy empowers you to make changes and be true to you. In this episode we talk about:  - Her Journey into Sweat Remix - Losing a loved one and how that can change your perspective on life - How Angela's program helps it's clients and her - What advice Angela wish she had before turning 30  More About Angela:  Angela Gentile is a social disruptor, entrepreneur, podcaster, speaker and badass unicorn. She is the founder of the Sweat Remix movement community, helping trailblazing millennials shed limiting beliefs and bust out of the status quo to claim a life they love. She helps people free themselves from “should” and claim their truth through movement, embodiment practices, and neurolinguistic programming remixing them with her signature #ZenRageHeal method. With an undergraduate degree in English from Fairfield University and a graduate degree in Educational Leadership from Western Governors University, she traded in her decade long teaching career to launch a community and her new endeavor, The Go Be Epic Podcast, helping folks transform their body, mindset and life.   Follow Angela:  @sweatremix on IG and TIKTOK Angela's Website: www.sweatremix.com  Angela's Free Community: https://www.sweatremix.com/unicornclub  Let's Be Friends! Instagram:  www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg    Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website!  www.itsjulianavpedri.com    This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Produciton~

Ben Stimpson on the podcast! Ben and I met through a Facebook group. If you’re into spirituality, are apart of LGBTQ+ community, a student in college, this podcast episode is for you. We talk about going back to school in your 30s and why it’s not a big deal as people make it out to be. Honestly, going back to school in your 30s you don’t have that huge ego and you actually LEARN things then just glide through classes. Ben also shares how being an older student he learned so much more about his courses and what he wanted to do that he is succeeding in that area. Because he went back to school in his 30s he also realized that time is a spiral and not so linear as we think. We also discuss saturn return and what it means to us in our 30s. Follow Ben!www.benstimpson IG: benstimpsonauthor FB: www.facebook.com/BenStimpsonAuthor YT: @BenStimpsonAuthor  Let's Be Friends! Instagram:  www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg    Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Check out my website!  www.itsjulianavpedri.com 

Ah, the 90s. What most of us remember as our childhood. We have a lot of fun, fantical memories of the 90s and what it meant to us growing up. But do we really want to go back to the 90s or keep moving forward in life?   Today is the very first round table episode of Thirty Flirty and Nerdy where I have my friends Ashley and James Nickerson, and my boyfriend, Brian Benetiz on the podcast to chat about our childhoods, what we remember, and how technology changed the world as we knew it.   We Chat About:  How old were they were in 90s What was their favorite thing they did as a kid Did they have any fun toys, tv series or unique pop culture that you think about still to this day? (i.e. saturday cartoons) Did they feel that your childhood then is different than the kid’s we see now?  We were in the age of no tech (i.e. cell phones, computers, internet) to dial up and what we are now. How did they feel about the changes within society? The impact of 9/11 and big events in our childhood. What do they remember? How do they feel the news changed from then to now?  Want to be on the show? Let's chat!  https://calendly.com/juliana-pedri/thirty-flirty-nerdy-guest-recording  Let's Be Friends! Follow Me: Instagram:  www.instagram.com/itsjulianapedri Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=16730358 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqvs7IPwgR4N6JgRRx81Cg   Need help getting your podcast up and running or just podcast management? Send me a DM over at: www.instagram.com/juliana_podcastmanager