Chancla Travels: Recent Episodes
Chanel Jimenez
A Mexican-American view on life and living abroad. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chancla-travels/support
On this episode Chanel discusses her thoughts during and after reading Gucci Mane's book: The Autobiography of Gucci Mane. This episode was recorded in Summer of 2018 and while it's a year old it is one of Chanel's favorite episodes and topics of conversation. I hope you enjoy.
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Hello friends! Thank you for listening to this episode! Today I am sharing with you a more personal and spiritual side where I talk about shame and how detrimental it can be for us to not share our stories of failure and learning! If you enjoyed this episode and found it valuable, please share it with yours friends or anyone who might also find value in it!
xoxo
Books Mentioned:
- Daring Greatly by Brené Brown
- Ask and it is given by Esther and Jerry Hicks
- Seat of the Soul by Gary Zukav
- Autobiography of Gucci Mane by Gucci Mane
- Get out of your mind and into your life: The new acceptance and commitment therapy by Steven C. Hayes with Spencer Smith
Edit: To clarify, Tiffany Haddish has many, many other accomplishments in addition to her relationship with Common. I just wanted to make the point that her relationship is a manifestation of the big turnaround in her life.
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Hi frieeeendss! Thank you sooo much for tuning in!!! Welcome to season 2 of Chancla Travels! In this episode I'm answering Frequently Asked Questions! I brush over a lot of topics so let me know what I should expand on!
- what did i do abroad?
- why did i do it?
- how did my family react?
- how did my friends react?
- how did i get a job abroad?
- what did my ~typical~ days look like?
- how did my identity impact my experience?
- favorite moments & wins
- challenging moments and loses
- & evacuation feelings
Again thank you for tuning in and you can find me on IG: @jimenezc
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In today's episode, I sit down with Zulema a fellow Peace Corps Volunteer and Latina poderosa en la lucha. We talk about our experiences as latin women in Peace Corps among many other topics. I hope you enjoy this episode! Books mentioned: An African America and Latinx History of the U.S. by Paul Ortiz You can find Zulema on IG: @zulyinpink And as always you can find me on IG: @jimenezc and on my blog on chaneljimenez.wordpress.com The contents of this podcast does not reflect any views from the Peace Corps or the U.S. Goverment.***
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I sit down with my good friend and fellow Anthropologist, Gianna, as we try to explain and talk about our almost* one year anniversary in Peace Corps. You can find Gianna's blog at https://pieceofpanama.home.blog/
As always, you can find me on instagram: @jimenezc and you can read my blog here
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In this, more recent episode, Chanel discusses the hard work and sacrifices that had to happen for her to live abroad. Many people assume her parents have paid for her travels or that she is one of the "lucky" ones to get out and travel, but as a latin woman, the reality is deeper than just "luck." I hope you enjoy.
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