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“The Great Unlearning” is a courageous memoir about one woman’s bold journey to mend her broken past. Join the author, Mary La, each Thursday as she reads from her new memoir along with a poignantly candid discussion of her personal evolution. Each episode will inspire listeners to unlearn old ways of being that no longer serve them along their own path to self-discovery and healing.
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Para todas las mujeres latinas que vivimos lejos de nuestro país y nos sentimos en algunas situaciones aisladas o desconectadas, en La Tía Podcast encontrarás compañía a través de cálidas conversaciones con invitados que comparten sus experiencias en todas las facetas de la vida: personal, espiritual, familiar, de pareja y profesional, desde una perspectiva cercana y familiar. Juntas crecemos. La Tía Podcast, con Mary Aguirre, se transmite el primer y tercer miércoles de cada mes.
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¿Siempre terminas tropezando con la misma piedra? ¿Sueles elegir el mismo prototipo de pareja con quien vives relaciones conflictivas? Descubre cómo distinguir una relación tóxica de una sana y, si estás en una relación tóxica, aprende cómo transformarla en una relación saludable. La tía podcast disponible en Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube y otras…
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A todos nos da miedo lo que puedan ver nuestros hijos y que nosotros ni siquiera nos enteremos. Ponle un alto a la adicción a la tecnología, pero sin prohibir, estableciendo límites sanos. Según las estadísticas de Google, solo 3 de cada 10 padres se sienten capacitados para enseñar a sus hijos a navegar en internet y usar redes sociales de manera …
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¿Qué es realmente la espiritualidad?¿Qué beneficios puede tener y cómo podemos encontrarla? ¿De qué manera se conecta con nuestro bienestar emocional y nuestra salud mental? ¿Es lo mismo la religión y la espiritualidad? Hoy nos acompaña Gabriela Quinzaños, psicóloga clínica y coach de vida, experta en salud biopsicosocial y espiritual, para ayudarn…
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Hoy, que tu nido está vacío o que ya te jubilaste a los 65 años, ¿te das cuenta de que tu expectativa de vida está en los 80s altos o incluso en los 90s? Tienes 20 años por delante, ¿qué vamos a hacer con ellos? Es lo mismo que tienes que plantearte como hija para tus papás: ¿qué van a hacer? De eso trata este podcast. ¡Acompáñanos! Invitada: Flora…
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¿Cuántas veces nos sentimos frustrados cuando no nos entienden lo que queremos expresar? ¿Oyes o escuchas cuando estás con alguien? ¿Cómo lograr que nuestra comunicación sea efectiva y nos podamos entender mutuamente? Para ello, tendremos como invitada a una profesional de la comunicación en relaciones humanas, coach y, como ella se autodefine, una…
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Hoy vamos a hablar de algo muy importante que siempre está con nosotros: el dinero. Todos trabajamos para obtenerlo, pero luego nos cuesta trabajo administrarlo y saber cómo manejarlo. Si tenemos la capacidad de ahorrar, no sabemos qué porcentaje ahorrar, y después, ya que lo ahorramos, ¿en qué lo invertimos? Y a veces tenemos deudas. ¿Sabías que h…
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Hoy vamos a hablar de un tema que a todos nos impone y de alguna manera nos asusta muchísimo, que es: ¿cómo vamos a llegar a la vejez? Esta demencia senil de la que oímos tanto y que se puede manifestar en Alzheimer y Parkinson, podemos vivirla nosotros, en nuestra persona, o cerca de nosotros a través de nuestros seres queridos. Invitada: Dra. Lil…
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En este episodio, exploramos los 4 pilares del desarrollo personal según Antoni Bolinches: autoconocimiento, autoestima, autonomía y autocrítica. Bolinches, con más de 40 años de experiencia en psicología humanista, nos ofrece una guía práctica para fortalecer nuestra seguridad personal y emocional.La Tia Podcast による
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Al igual que muchos de nosotros, Albana y Juan Cremaschi comenzaron su relación llenos de amor y entusiasmo. Después de 29 años de matrimonio, han experimentado los altibajos que toda pareja enfrenta con el tiempo. Sin embargo, descubrieron una manera de mantener su amor vivo y fuerte: aprendieron que cada persona necesita ser amada de manera difer…
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Desde el diagnóstico de su hijo Andrés, Martha Poulat ha recorrido un camino lleno de desafíos y aprendizajes como madre de un niño con necesidades especiales. En este episodio, Martha comparte cómo ese momento transformador cambió su vida, llevándola a descubrir una fuerza interior y una gratitud profunda.…
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Para todas las mujeres latinas que vivimos lejos de nuestro país y nos sentimos en algunas situaciones aisladas o desconectadas, en La Tía Podcast encontrarás compañía a través de cálidas conversaciones con invitados que comparten sus experiencias en todas las facetas de la vida: personal, espiritual, familiar, de pareja y profesional, desde una pe…
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Mary reluctantly met with Carly, a psychic healer, and wondered if there would be any benefit from the session if she didn’t believe in her abilities. But she would do anything to make her fibromyalgia pain go away. Carly found Mary in a past lifetime in the early 1800s. She was a thirty-three-year-old Chinese man wandering a war-torn countryside o…
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A coin toss in Hawaii landed Mary in a circle of beloved women in Oregon, who gifted her the keys to unlock and unlearn the lessons of the root causes of her pain. With the intensity of a thousand warriors, these gentle, compassionate women proceeded to love her self-loathing to death while breathing life into her conviction to heal. We all need to…
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Fibromyalgia, anxiety, and a panic disorder tried to stop Mary in her thrity-two-year-old tracks, but they didn't, her suffering only fueled her desire to find a cure. In this episode, Mary will read the last story of part one of the book, titled “The Myth of Me," which is about when it came time to pick a thesis topic in graduate school, she decid…
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It was no mistake that Mary ventured into a hospital as part of her undergraduate premed training. All it took was one unprecedented morning in the emergency room that put her on a livesaving path to personal inquiry, unlearning, and healing of her childhood wounding. She never allowed herself to process her own trauma and was deeply triggered in t…
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It's understandable why women don’t want to speak out about sexual harassment or assaults, it’s humiliating and can be quite risky. Victims don’t want to be perceived as victims, there is fear of not being believed, a risk of retaliation from their perpetrator, fear of being perceived as an attention seeker, and there is a significant risk of victi…
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Searching for independence, Mary ran away from California to Hawaii at nineteen to escape her chaotic teenage life and leave her reputation behind, but was living proof that wherever you go, there you are. Discos and the beach were her new playgrounds but proved to be a bad influence on her. She found a great job but quit it to move in with a cocai…
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Mary made a devastating decision at seventeen to keep the peace with her mother, but at an extreme emotional and physical expense that haunted her for decades. After reading the story, Mary provides a candid discussion of her evolution through this traumatic story and explores why her parent’s avoided the discomfort of talking about this painful di…
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There are many common reactions to sexual violence, not all victims are affected the same way, and there is no right or wrong way to feel or react. In this episode, Mary shares an excruciating story about rape and the consequent mysterious death of the rapist that convinced her the world was unsafe and that she was unworthy of any relationship. Aft…
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The need to feel loved and accepted can be so strong that some people go to great lengths to feel a part of a group. Since Mary's need for human connection and affection as a child wasn't met by her mother, of course she searched for those basic human needs in any form presented to her. In this episode, Mary will share some of the near fatal and em…
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Being bullied has debilitating effects on the self-esteem of impressionable minds during developmental years. In this episode, follow Mary to two different high-schools and learn about how being bullied turned into a disastrous mindset that induced a deep sense of shame that fueled an anxiety and panic disorder that would nearly flatten her. When M…
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Belonging and fitting in are basic human needs, especially for young children so they can grow emotionally. In this episode, Mary will read the next chapter in her book titled "Fitting In," which is about how without a touchstone to help her feel safe as an adolescent, her interests took a turn toward a type of survival she wasn't fit for. At fifte…
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In this chapter of Mary La's new memoir "The Great Unlearning," she shares how a daughter's need for her mother's love is primal and doesn't diminish when it's unavailable, even well into adulthood. The absence of any female heroes growing up required that she become a hero for herself, and for her daughters. She uncovers some common wounds adult w…
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“Squirming Out of My Comfort Zone” launches Mary La’s memoir as she recounts growing up in the chaos of a broken home, directionless; and being left to her own devices to face unthinkable physical and emotional assaults during her formative and adolescent years. In this episode she will share what she learned about the healing powers of vulnerabili…
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She can be so clear, straight and harsh in saying things, but no one else does, so you have to listen to this!!! After Women's Day we talked a bit about the original feminism and actual/real one and other thing people are not ready to conversate. XD You definitely have to listen to this!!
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