Entre Tías y Amiguis
Claim This Podcastby Adri Rodriguez
Podcast Overview
<p>Welcome to Entre Tías y Amiguis, a podcast about generational healing en comunidad. Hosted by Adri Rodriguez, queer Salvadoran, first-gen trailblazer, and licensed psychotherapist, this space is where wisdom meets realness.</p><p>Each episode shares the voices of tías who’ve walked before us, offering stories of survival, lessons learned, and the paths they’ve carved, and amiguis who are still in the trenches, showing us what it looks like to grow, stumble, and get back up with courage.</p><p>Here, we honor where we come from, thank the parts of us that had to survive, and talk honestly about what it means to break cycles, heal hearts, and create new paths. Because while healing is personal, it’s never meant to be done alone.</p><p>Think of it as a heart-to-heart with your favorite tías and amiguis, conversations filled with truth, authenticity, comunidad, and sometimes a little laughter to keep us going. 🌿</p><p>Subscribe and join us in remembering: Generational healing honors survival, transforms today, and plants new paths for tomorrow.</p>
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9/15/2024
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November 11, 2025
In My Liberation Era: Breaking Generational Patterns and Choosing Yourself
<p>This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri is joined by Suyapa Ulloa to talk about breaking cycles and choosing yourself in your liberation era. Together, they explore what it means to unlearn marianismo, reclaim your voice, and navigate the grief and freedom that come with saying “no más.”</p><p>This one is for you if you’ve ever felt the weight of being the eldest daughter, and you’re learning to set boundaries that honor your truth.</p><p>--------------</p><p>In this heart-centered conversation, Adri is joined by Suyapa Ulloa, trauma therapist, space holder, and eldest daughter healing through ancestral reconnection, to talk about what it really means to break free from the patterns we were taught to carry.</p><p>From the pressure to fulfill the “perfect daughter” dream to the courage to walk away from an emotionally abusive marriage, Suyapa shares what it really looks like to liberate yourself, not just for you, but for your ancestors too.</p><p>This episode is for the ones who grew up putting everyone else first. The ones healing from guilt that was never theirs to carry. The ones reclaiming their voice after years of silence.</p><p>✨ Together, we talk about:</p><ul><li>What it means to be “la mayor” in a family shaped by disability and trauma</li><li>How marianismo and religious expectations shaped Suyapa’s marriage</li><li>The grief and clarity that come with post-divorce liberation</li><li>Releasing guilt and redefining generational healing without needing to be a parent</li><li>The magic of ancestral validation and intuitive connection</li><li>Building chosen family when you’ve always been the strong one</li><li>How therapists heal too, and why showing our humanness matters</li></ul><p><strong>✨ Closing Reflection</strong></p><p>Suyapa reminds us that you don’t have to be a parent to be a cycle-breaker. That liberation is allowed to feel messy, holy, and deeply human. And that healing means learning to choose yourself without apology—even when it’s scary.</p><p>This is for everyone doing the hard and beautiful work of changing the family story.</p><p>Tune in when you’re ready to dip your toe into the dream, and maybe be a little delulu along the way.</p><p><strong>✨ About Suyapa Ulloa</strong></p><p>Suyapa Ulloa (she/her/ella) is a licensed clinical social worker, trauma and anxiety therapist, and eldest daughter of immigrant parents from Honduras and Mexico. Her work centers on generational healing, sibling relationships, and supporting Latinx adults unlearning people-pleasing and reclaiming their voice. As a therapist and Tía figure, she holds space for individual and collective liberation rooted in cultural and ancestral wisdom.</p><p>🌿 Follow Suyapa:</p><ul><li>Instagram – @suyapasutherapist</li><li>Website – <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://suyapasutherapist.com">suyapasutherapist.com</a></li></ul>
October 28, 2025
What We Lost, What We’re Reclaiming: A Sí Sabo Kid Journey
<p>This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri is joined by Stacy Godoy, LMFT, to talk about language loss, reclamation, and coming home to yourself. Together, they explore what it means to reconnect with your culture and identity as an act of healing and resistance.</p><p>This one is for you if you’ve ever felt ashamed for not speaking Spanish and you’re learning that healing is about returning, not performing.</p><p>In this heart-centered conversation, Adri is joined by Stacy Godoy, a Los Angeles-based therapist and proud second-generation Mexicana, to talk about what it means to move from "no sabo" to "sí sabo."</p><p>From losing connection to language through assimilation and survival, to reclaiming identity through immersion, therapy, and community, Stacy shares what it really looks like to return to yourself with gentleness and courage.</p><p>This episode is for the ones who are learning to speak their mother tongue without shame. The ones piecing together their roots, one word at a time. The ones realizing that belonging isn’t lost, it’s waiting for you.</p><p><strong>Together, we talk about:</strong></p><ul><li>What sparked Stacy’s journey to learn Spanish as a second-generation Latina</li><li>The painful therapy session that awakened her desire to reclaim her language</li><li>How language loss is not personal failure but the result of colonization and assimilation</li><li>What it feels like to emote in Spanish and unlock ancestral emotions through language</li><li>How reconnecting with culture is reshaping her relationships, identity, and sense of belonging</li><li>Why learning Spanish as an adult can be both an act of love and of resistance</li></ul><p><strong>Closing Reflection</strong></p><p>Stacy reminds us that healing doesn’t always look like arriving. Sometimes it looks like beginning again.</p><p>That returning to language is also returning to love.</p><p>And that healing means honoring the stories we inherited while still choosing our own.</p><p>This is for everyone finding their way back to themselves, one palabra, one memory, one generation at a time.</p><p>Tune in when you’re ready to remember that you already belong.</p><p><strong>About Stacy Godoy</strong></p><p>Stacy Rae Godoy, LMFT (she/her/ella) is a therapist based in Los Angeles, offering online therapy and coaching to adults across California. With over a decade of experience in eating disorder treatment, Stacy’s work centers harm reduction, body trust, and cultural connection. Her heart-led mission is to make mental health care more accessible, inclusive, and grounded in compassion, both in English and Spanish.</p><p><strong>🌿 Follow Stacy:</strong></p><ul><li>Instagram – <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.instagram.com/_bolognasandwich_">@bolognasandwich</a></li><li>Website – <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://stacygodoymft.com">stacygodoymft.com</a></li></ul>
October 23, 2025
Don’t Give Up When Life Gets Hard: On Disability, Dignity & Determination
<p>This week on Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri is joined by Dra. Terry Orozco to talk about navigating life with disability, identity, and legacy. Together, they explore what it means to hold space for your truth, ask for help, and become the support you once needed.</p><p>This one is for you if you’ve ever felt like giving up but kept going anyway, and if you’re learning to balance care for others with care for yourself.</p><p>In this heart-centered conversation, Adri is joined by Dra. Terry Orozco, academic coach, first-gen Latina, and unapologetic advocate for students navigating hard things, to talk about the quiet power of perseverance, grief, and becoming your own kind of helper.</p><p>From being underestimated and navigating ableism to earning a doctorate and launching her own business, Terry shares what it really looks like to move through guilt, grief, and burnout—and choose grace anyway.</p><p>This episode is for the ones who have carried invisible weight for years. The ones who never had a mentor like them growing up. The ones doing it their own way, even when the world doesn’t make room for them.</p><p><strong>Together, we talk about:</strong></p><ul><li>How Terry’s experience with SMA shaped her view of strength and dignity</li><li>The power of helpers, chosen family, and breaking the rules to do the right thing</li><li>Facing discrimination as a disabled Latina in education and the workplace</li><li>Academic burnout, grief, and shame, and how she moved through it</li><li>Why entrepreneurship offered the freedom to help people on her own terms</li></ul><p><strong>Closing Reflection</strong></p><p>Terry reminds us that you don’t need to prove yourself to anyone but you.</p><p>That sometimes you’re not failing, you just need a nap, a pause, or a community.</p><p>And that healing means choosing softness, rest, and courage even when life gets hard. 🌿</p><p>This is for everyone learning how to be strong in a different way.</p><p><strong>About Dra. Terry Orozco</strong></p><p>Dra. Terry Orozco (she/her) is a first-gen Mexican-American academic coach, disability advocate, and the only person in her family with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). A proud doctoral graduate, Terry now supports other Latinas navigating school, identity, and purpose. Her work centers on legacy, empathy, and showing up for others, on her own terms.</p><p>Follow Terry:</p><ul><li>Instagram – <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.instagram.com/terryorozco.psyd">@terryorozco.psyd</a></li><li>Website - <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://terryorozcopsyd.com/">https://terryorozcopsyd.com/</a></li></ul><p>Tune in when you’re ready to release shame, reclaim your story, and remind yourself: you’re not done yet.</p>
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- What is Entre Tías y Amiguis?
<p>Welcome to Entre Tías y Amiguis, a podcast about generational healing en comunidad. Hosted by Adri Rodriguez, queer Salvadoran, first-gen trailblazer, and licensed psychotherapist, this space is where wisdom meets realness.</p><p>Each episode shares the voices of tías who’ve walked before us, offering stories of survival, lessons learned, and the paths they’ve carved, and amiguis who are still in the trenches, showing us what it looks like to grow, stumble, and get back up with courage.</p><p>Here, we honor where we come from, thank the parts of us that had to survive, and talk honestly about what it means to break cycles, heal hearts, and create new paths. Because while healing is personal, it’s never meant to be done alone.</p><p>Think of it as a heart-to-heart with your favorite tías and amiguis, conversations filled with truth, authenticity, comunidad, and sometimes a little laughter to keep us going. 🌿</p><p>Subscribe and join us in remembering: Generational healing honors survival, transforms today, and plants new paths for tomorrow.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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