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Enjoyed your show! Keep up the good work! Listening to the guest who works with middle school aged children to help the community. Denise Turney Author - Long Walk Up Off The Shelf Radio http://www.chistell.com

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On the Latinos Unidos Channel, I will feature Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines in the world. Please help me to find someone in your community doing outstanding work. I would love to give them exposure and interview them about their kind deeds and how they are impacting lives. You can e-mail me at number1radioshow@gmail.com with your nominations and suggestions. Muchas gracias! Your Life Coach, Evelina Solis www.MySol2Soul.com www.blogtalkradio.com/Sol2Soul www.blogtalkradio.com/LatinosUnidos

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Latinos Unidos airs 'live" every Monday night at 9 p.m. CST/ 10 p.m. EST for one hour. You can listen through the internet or if you don't have internet access you can call in to listen at (646) 478-4018 during the live radio show. Lastly, if you aren't able to listen live, then you can go to the link below and listen to past shows. I would love your support in this new effort to promote "positive" news in our world. Also, if you would like to nominate someone in your community just send me an e-mial at number1radioshow@gmail.com. I will get back to you as soon as I can. On Monday, I have the honor to interview two very influential leaders that are on the Executive Board of the Young Hispanic Professional Austin Associtaion (www.yhpaa.org). I will be talking to the Lead of Database Operations at ERCOT, Javier Valdez and 6th grade Science Teacher at AISD, Celina Zamora. Both are from El Paso, Texas but are currently residing in Austin, Texas. WANT TO HEAR A DIFFERENT SIDE OF Javier Valdez and Celina Zamora? The show will provide you with a more PERSONAL side, including childhood, dreams/goals, passions, and our overall drive. Please support this radio show, which can be heard every Monday from 10pm-11pm CST! Chatroom opens up at 9:30 p.m. CST. Don't miss it!

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    Latinos Unidos

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    Category: Culture

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    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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    Unsung Heroes/Heroines

    Latinos Unidos

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    Category: Culture


    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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    Unsung Heroes/Heroines

    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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  • Original Air Date:

    Unsung Heroes/Heroines

    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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  • Original Air Date:

    Unsung Heroes/Heroines

    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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  • Original Air Date:

    Unsung Heroes/Heroines

    Latinos are blessed to have many actively engaged citizens, young and old, quietly and persistently working to better our community. Each Monday, I will interview a person who have had a positive impact on the community and have not been recognized for their work. These Latino/a figures have deep involvement in their town and whose leadership and service have had a beneficial impact on town life. They also think outside the box in their approach to solving social problems, work hard to make a difference, inspire others and do not call attention to themselves except as a way to garner attention for their causes. Beyond the sirens, the flicker of the flame, the roar of the engine and hiss of the mic, Latino/a unsung heroes/heroines are real people with hopes and dreams. Some are even volunteers who don't get a penny that willing give up their social lives to lend a helping hand to those in need. They are faceless men and women who are there to help and expect no recognition.

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