The Lineage Legacy Podcast

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The Lineage Legacy Podcast

The Lineage Legacy Podcast is a show that focuses on exploring the rich family stories and experiences of our guests, from past generations to present. The goal is to preserve these legacies for future generations while providing a platform to connect and inspire others. We believe that every family has a unique story to tell, and would like for their story to be heard and cherished by relatives and beyond.  

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    Doug Anderson Pt 2 : How to Achieve Financial Freedom - Military Contracting, Real Estate & Early Retirement

    Send us Fan MailThis second part of the Lineage Legacy Podcast features Doug Anderson sharing his transition from a civilian role at UPS to a Department of Defense career that took him to Kuwait and Afghanistan. Anderson discusses the profound impact of international travel on his worldview, his dedication to providing for his family, and his eventual pivot into real estate and entrepreneurship. He details how he achieved financial independence by leveraging his government background, taking calculated risks with side hustles like notary services, and eventually retiring early to focus on building a legacy through property investment and helping others reach their potential.Key PointsThe Power of Experience and Travel: Anderson emphasizes that travel is essential for personal growth and perspective. He reflects on his time in Kuwait and Afghanistan as a "wake-up call" that helped him appreciate different cultures and understand the value of hard work and resilience in a global context [01:03].Calculated Risks for Family: Driven by the need to support his daughters and secure their future, Anderson took the bold step of moving overseas for high-paying tax-free government work. He views these "scary" decisions as necessary actions for a provider to ensure long-term stability and college funds for his children [01:45].The Value of Mentorship and Networking: Anderson attributes much of his success to his father and mentors who provided the "roadmap" for his career. He highlights that while others can provide the contacts and the plan, the individual must be the one to take action and put in the work to see results [03:48].Redefining Retirement through Financial Freedom: Rather than retiring based on age, Anderson chose to retire early based on financial cash flow. By investing in real estate (specifically the "house hacking" and ADU strategies) and starting a successful notary business, he replaced his W2 income with passive assets, allowing him more time for family and community service [45:22].Connect with with Doug Anderson - Instagram : wakeupfresh , dandersonrealtysd Email : [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Doug Anderson Pt.1 : The "Lucienne" legacy, Great grandfather working on B-2 stealth bomber, Transition to Government Contracting in Middle East.

    Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Lineage Legacy Podcast, host Francisco interviews Doug Anderson, a good friend and associate. The conversation focuses on Doug's Family history, his upbringing in Washington and Texas, and the early risks he took to build a career in government contracting. Doug shares a unique family tradition where the first daughter of every generation is named Lucienne. This legacy spans at least five generations, from his great-grandmother who emigrated from France, down to his sister. Doug recounts a rare photograph featuring five generations of his family: his great-grandmother, grandmother, mother, himself, and his daughter. In the leap to contracting inspired by his father, Doug spent months studying military terminology and applying for over 50 government contracting roles. This persistence led to a high-paying job in logistics that took him to war zones in Kuwait and Afghanistan for two and a half years. His main driver to continue building something in life was his two daughters. Having them early in life pushed his work ethic into "overdrive" to ensure they had a better future. Connect with with Doug Anderson - Instagram : wakeupfresh , dandersonrealtysd Email : [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Noe Toledo Pt.3 : From military background on track to accounting to becoming a specialized entrepreneur, scaling business in Texas.

    Send us Fan MailThe podcast explores Noe Toledo’s "all-in" approach to the turf business. After teaching himself the trade via YouTube to help his father, Noe recognized the industry's potential and dropped out of college to pursue it full-time. He discusses the technical nuances of quality installation, the importance of using the right materials, and his current focus on high-end residential and commercial projects—including sports fields—through strategic partnerships like Halo Turf. - Self-Taught Entrepreneurship and Military Transition - The "Low Maintenance" vs. "Maintenance-Free" Myth- Focus on High-Quality Partnerships and Sport Fields Connect with with Noe Toledo - Instagram : noe.buildabusinessEmail : [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Noe Toledo Pt.2: Entrepreneurial Drive & Motivation, Resilience In The Face Of Loss, Business Success and Shifting Perspective.

    Send us Fan MailIn this podcast episode, Noe Toledo Jr. shares a deeply personal account of his journey from a motivated youth in Escondido to a successful business owner. He reflects on his early entrepreneurial spirit—selling hats and organizing parties. He shares the profound impact of his mother’s sudden passing, which prompted him to join the Army. After his military service, Noe successfully navigated the synthetic turf industry, building and eventually selling a company in Texas before returning to California to embark on new ventures and continue adding value to the Turf industry - now in the San Diego market. Ultimately, Noe emphasizes a life philosophy rooted in resilience, faith, and the importance of "living in the moment," valuing the legacy and well-being of his loved ones.Connect with with Noe Toledo - Instagram : noe.buildabusinessEmail : [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Noe Toledo Pt.1 : Grandparents migration to U.S., Mom influencing Dad to come with her to a new country, Generational work ethic

    Send us Fan MailIn our 9th installment we are sharing a 3-episode series filled with rich family dynamic and inspiring experiences. In this episode of The Lineage Legacy Podcast, host Francisco Aguilar sits down with Noe Toledo, a business owner originally from Escondido, CA. The conversation focuses on Noe's family roots, Grandparents migration from Mexico, and how his parents' work ethic shaped his own entrepreneurial spirit. He also details the stark contrast between his mother's side (the Quesada & Gomez family) and his father's side (a massive family of 18 children from the grandparents) Connect with with Noe Toledo - Instagram : noe.buildabusinessEmail : [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    J.P Segura Pt.3 : Leaving the Baja Racing world and joining the Marines

    Send us Fan MailIn this short and final installment of JP Segura’s episode series,  he shares with us his experience leaving the Baja world and wanting more for himself , when shortly after he joined the United States Marine Corp. He shares with us his introduction to the military and what he plans for the near future. Connect with JP -Instagram : jp_segura21The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    J.P. Segura Pt. 2 : Parents' forced separation as teens, Starting families apart from each other and finding their way back, Moving to California, Family's intro to Baja Racing, Experience working w/ two racing teams.

    Send us Fan MailThis second installment of the interview with J.P. Segura on The Lineage Legacy Podcast delves deeper into his family's history, beginning with the dramatic, forced separation of his parents during their teenage years. The narrative explores how the two individuals navigated life, established separate families, and eventually found a path back to one another later in life - a real life love story. The episode also charts the family's significant move to California and their subsequent immersion into the world and culture of Baja Racing. Segura concludes the discussion by sharing details about his hands-on experience and professional work with a couple of different racing teams in the sport of Off-Road racing. We will continue with a 3rd installment. Connect with Jp Segura :Instagram : jp_segura21The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    J.P Segura : Great grandparents leaving Cuernavaca for Mexicali, Grandfather's business empire in Mexicali, Mom's hustle working jobs and attending nursing school.

    Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Lineage Legacy Podcast features host Francisco Aguilar and guest J.P Segura, who recounts his family's compelling history beginning with his great-grandparents, a rancher and his partner. The conversation pivots to J.P's grandfather, Roberto Garcia, an ambitious hustler who built a highly successful cleaning business empire in Mexicali in the late 1900's. J.P also details his grandmother who was an ER nurse and his mother's journey as a young mother who became a cardiology nurse through tireless work and long-distance travel, ultimately painting a picture of a resilient family defined by entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to education with riveting personal stories. The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    David Maldonado Pt.2 : Family's migration to the U.S, Finding his passion for Flamenco, Training under The Romero Family, Corporate sales hiatus, Return to music, Family & Success.

    Send us Fan MailIn the second installment of David Maldonado’s episode he continues to share with us rich family history highlighting his family's humble origins in Nogales, Mexico, and their courageous decision to immigrate to the United States around 1974. His father taking a job as a dishwasher  while attending school and in electronics in Phoenix while the family of five (soon to be six) lived in a single room. David initially pursued the violin, but at age 10, he found his true passion when he was captivated by his father's ability to play the guitar's steel strings, an event that "consumed his soul." He and his brother, Luis (now the lead guitarist for Foreigner), were later trained by the royal family of the guitar The Romero Family a group knighted by the king of Spain, but David eventually gravitated to Flamenco. After a 10-year detour into the corporate sales world, including a senior position at Qualcomm, David returned to music at the urging of his future wife and the desire to create a legacy following his older brother's death. He has since found international success, with his album Davicas charting at number two on the Billboard World Music Charts, all while prioritizing being a dedicated single father to his two children following his wife's passing.The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    David Maldonado Pt.1 : Billboard charting artist, Prioritizing family over touring, Grandparents leaving Spain for Mexico, Musical heritage

    Send us Fan MailThis podcast episode features an in-depth conversation with David Maldonado, a number one Billboard charting Spanish guitarist, exploring his personal history, family lineage, and cultural roots.David talks about his musical journey, the influence of his family, and the rich heritage that shaped his identity and artistry. The conversation then explores deeply into David’s ancestral background, tracing his family roots from Spain to Mexico, the hardships faced by Spanish immigrants fleeing the Spanish Civil War, and their efforts to integrate into Mexican society while shedding their Spanish identity. The episode also highlights the musical talent in his lineage, with his grandfather being an accomplished violinist, his father a skilled guitarist, and his mother a natural singer, all contributing to David’s own passion for music.This part 1 episode closes with reflections on destiny and the enduring impact of family history on David’s life and career.The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Steven Caliguri : Two generations served in two world wars, Early childhood memories in Newton, MA. Italian culture strong ties with food.

    Send us Fan MailOn the 6th episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with Steve Caliguri - learning about his family’s history and rich Italian culture.  Steve shares stories about his grandparents’ immigrant experience, family traditions, and the role of food—in maintaining cultural identity and family bonds. The interview also shares the military service of two generations, Steve’s grandfather served in World War I, and his father in World War II. Steve recounts his upbringing in the Italian section of Newton, Massachusetts, the importance of Catholic schooling in his family, and his brothers’ educational paths. The conversation transitions to Steve’s move to San Diego for work, his relationship with his wife Beth, and the continuation of Italian traditions on the West Coast. Throughout the podcast, themes of family unity, cultural heritage, and the preservation of legacy through storytelling and food are emphasized.The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Andrew Beltran Pt.3 : Starting a construction company , Helping the hispanic community in construction through NHCA.

    Send us Fan MailThe Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Andrew Beltran Pt.2 : Growing up playing music in churches, Working construction after high school to singing up for the military and having a baby with his high school sweetheart, Joining the CBP

    Send us Fan MailIn this second installment of Andrew’s episode, it chronically tracing his life from a high school graduate working construction in San Diego to his military service, his career in Border Patrol, and his evolving entrepreneurial ventures. Andy’s story is one of perseverance, adaptability, and growth through various life circumstances, including early fatherhood, early financial education, and career transitions.Professionally, Andy’s entrepreneurial spirit was inspired by his grandfather and an early chance encounter with a car seller who recommended the book The Richest Man in Babylon. This book influenced Andy’s financial habits, leading him to start a party rental business that helped support his family. Although he eventually sold the business, his drive for entrepreneurship continued, manifesting in real estate investments and starting a construction company after receiving his contractors license. Throughout the story, Andy emphasizes the importance of family support, faith, education, and seizing opportunities even amid uncertainty.The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Andrew Beltran Pt.1 : Great grandfather leaving Pancho Villa's war to start a new life, Family relocating from Jalisco to Tijuana, Grandfather's legacy in Tijuana

    Send us Fan MailIn this 5th episode of the show we sat down with our good friend Andrew Beltrán.Andrew Beltran shares a rich family history rooted in Mexico’s Jalisco region and the border city of Tijuana. Andrew recounts stories about his great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, and his own upbringing, highlighting themes of resilience, entrepreneurship, migration, and the pursuit of better opportunities. The narrative spans from the early 1900s during the Mexican Revolution to modern times, illustrating how family members adapted and thrived despite hardships. After supporting the Mexican Revolution his great-grandfather settled in a small town in Jalisco, where his grandfather was born and raised, later on migrated to Tijuana, eventually building a taxi syndicate and a real estate legacy. The podcast also delves into the struggles and successes of subsequent generations, including Andy’s parents’ journey, his own childhood in a low-income border community, and the importance of education as a pathway to upward mobility. The episode is a celebration of family legacy, cultural heritage, and the entrepreneurial spirit passed down through generations.Connect with Andrew Beltran:Instagram - rlb.constructionEmail -  [email protected] - rlbconstruction1.comThe Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Edward Nava : Grandmother's early life and desire for a better life, Inheriting entrepreneurial risk taking traits, Leaving a government job for commission based.

    Send us Fan MailOn the podcast's fourth episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with a good friend, Edward Nava. Edward details early stories from his grandmother to childhood memories with his mother in this episode.He realizes how he may have inherited the entrepreneurial risk taking traits from the women in his family. Edward reflects how his grandmother taught him how to work not only hard but smart in his early childhood. Edwards shares how in his early childhood he would also help his mother door knock houses selling their cleaning services, known as door-to-door sales. Which helped him later on in life.While working for a local government job in the county of San Diego Edward realizes that wasn't the life he wanted for his future. He needed to explore his options, leading him to commission only jobs using the skills and hard work ethics he learned from his grandmother and mom. Connect with Edward Nava: Instagram -  11navaConnect with The Lineage Legacy Podcast: Email - [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Mike Geovany Pt.2 : Losing his brother at the border, Experience at the detention center,

    Send us Fan MailIn the second installment of Mike Geovany's episode he details his strategic way to get captured by CBP. Mike recalls losing his brother the day he was set to jump the border - leading him to worry his brother could end up as a hostage of organized crime. He also recalls his time in a Texas detention center in a room full of strangers. Mike shares why he recently changed his name from Francisco to Mike. Connect with Mike below!Personal Instagram - mikee_geoBusiness Instagram - mylux_transportConnect with The Lineage Legacy Podcast: Email - [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Mike Geovany Pt.1 : Grandfather being abandoned as a kid, Arranged marriages in Guatemalan culture, Migrating through Mexico to get to USA, Early childhood memories

    Send us Fan MailIn this episode I have the pleasure of interviewing a good friend; Mike Geovany. Mike shares his family's interesting history from Guatemala, more specifically the Pajaltac area. In his unique story you will learn that his great grandfather was abandoned as a child on the door steps of a wealthy family as his biological family considered he would have more resources to live a successful life with them, which later on in life he did.Mike also shares his culture very much so practices arranged marriages as his entire lineage has been arranged to marry someone by the choosing of their mother.  We dive deep into how his family made the decision to leave Guatemala and head to the US. Sharing his grandfather was fleeing from political corruption from Guatemalas civil war in the 1970's-80's finding asylum in the states.Geovany shares personal stories from his early childhood, his decision to leave his hometown and detailing memories from his travel journey from Pajaltac to San Diego. Stay tuned for Part 2.Connect with Mike Geovany: Personal Instagram - mikee_geo Business Instagram - mylux_transportConnect with The Lineage Legacy Podcast: Email - [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Eduardo Zamora Pt.2 : Branding himself at 14 years old, Inspired by the woman in his life that have taken risks to overcome entrepreneurial challenges.

    Send us Fan MailIn this second installment of Eduardo’s episode he talks about the way he was inspired to brand himself as a DJ at the age of 14. We reflect back at the notable dj’s of those times.Eduardo also shares how djing helped him financially as he was expecting a child. He ends the podcast reflecting back on the women in his life inspiring him through his entrepreneurial journey. Connect with Eduardo Zamora: Instagram - veryminimal Connect with The Lineage Legacy Podcast :Email - [email protected] Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Eduardo Zamora Pt.1 : Mexico City to Ciudad Juárez. Grandmother taking big risks at a young age. Living in Fresno. Bit by a pit bull dog. DJing at 13 years old.

    Send us Fan MailIn this episode I have the pleasure of sitting down with my good friend Eduardo Zamora, Eduardo and I have been friends for over a decade. Eduardo shares his family’s history as they come from Ciudad Juárez by way of Mexico City. Sharing the story and risks his grandmother at a young age took to provide a better life for her family. Grandmother going to school with a notable Mexican singer. You will hear as his family has made moves between San Diego and Fresno sharing memories of his time back in Fresno. He describes a traumatic experience with a dog that left a scar *literal* in his life. Pre/Teen upbringing through skateboarding and DJing that makes a lot of sense with his early childhood in retrospect. The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Francisco & Rodolfo Aguilar Pt. 2 : The difference between both families of parents back in Mexico. Grandfather always helping others and inspiring us. Core memories with grandparents.

    Send us Fan MailIn this second installment of the first episode Rodolfo and Francisco dive deeper into their family history. Both share a bit of information about their mother's side of the family, how they noticed slight economic difference in contrast to our dad's family. Core memories: Rodolfo remembers an incident with a bee while being taken care of our grandfather. Francisco flashbacks to when he asked his grandmother to exchange money and it was the moment he'd seen lots of cash in person. We express how our generation is gradually becoming new parents, aunts and uncles and what that means for the future of the family. We remember our grandfather Jenaro Aguilar's last few years and what ultimately lead to his passing. The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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    Francisco & Rodolfo Aguilar: Grandfather working at a mercury mine, picking cotton in Michigan & Creating a family legacy through avocado farming. Part 1

    Send us Fan MailIn the first episode of The Lineage Legacy Podcast we have Rodolfo “Rudy” Aguilar. Rudy is one of many first cousins I grew up with and I wanted to have him as the first guest because he is one of possibly two cousins that were relatively close with my grandfather. Having the privilege of being one of my grandfathers oldest grandchildren he was able to create many memories with him and get to know him on a deeper level than the younger generations of grandchildren. In this episode Rudy takes us back to 3 generations sharing the names of our great grandparents and how he was able to find that information. Rudy also shares some stories of our grandfather Jenaro Aguilar’s childhood to adulthood life.Follow The Lineage Legacy Podcast for more inspiring stories from people of all walks of life. The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnAYouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa

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The Lineage Legacy Podcast is a show that focuses on exploring the rich family stories and experiences of our guests, from past generations to present. The goal is to preserve these legacies for future generations while providing a platform to connect and inspire others. We believe that every family has a unique story to tell, and would like for their story to be heard and cherished by relatives and beyond.

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