I went on Fresh & Fit and stayed quiet.

This episode? I’m done being quiet.

I’m talking about what it means to be Latina in Miami, labeled a “person of color” at Syracuse, and still somehow not American enough when it counts. I’m diving into what it’s like to be feminist and faithful—and still want a man with a house.

In this episode of Llámame Anything, I’m getting real about:

• Being gringa-coded in Miami, but “diverse” in white spaces
• Navigating identity, class, and code-switching as a first-gen Latina
• The spiritual exhaustion of being hyper-independent
• Wanting softness, partnership, and financial stability—without guilt
• Why God’s plan might just include dual income and central A/C

This isn’t just a clapback. It’s a sermon for soft girls in survival mode. If you’ve ever felt too feminist to ask for help, too brown to feel safe, or too broke to feel seen—this one’s for you.

🎧 Tap play on Holy, Hot, and Hyperaware of Rent Prices now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

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Main Character Syndrome, content fatigue, and the quiet panic of always performing—today’s episode is a soft but honest call-out (and call-in) for anyone who’s ever tried to find meaning through a screen.

We talk about:

• Romanticizing your life vs. living it
• The pressure to be “the plot” on platforms that don’t care about you
• Why being watched doesn’t make us better—it just makes us tired
• The spiritual cost of self-surveillance
• And how to reclaim your peace in a world that rewards performance over presence

This one’s for anyone who’s felt burned out by branding their personality, or confused God with the algorithm.

🎧 Listen now. Then close your apps and go feel something.

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In this episode of LlamaMe Anything, I delve into the intriguing relationship between human creativity and artificial intelligence. Inspired by a recent MIT study on writing and machine assistance, I explore how AI tools like ChatGPT impact our ability to think and create independently.

Through riveting analysis and historical perspective, I question what happens when we let machines start writing for us. Does it stifle creativity and memory, or merely serve as a tool for curation, helping us to connect ideas like never before?

As the conversation unfolds, you'll find contemplations on the balance between using AI as a thought processor and maintaining our own brilliant, chaotic thought processes. i champion the idea that true creativity involves understanding the "why" behind the words—not just generating them.