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Episode 25 is a real conversation starter 🎙️Mario dives into the city budget and asks the question we’re all thinking… where is the money really going? He also gets into the grind of training new employees and how much patience is actually enough before it starts costing more than it’s building.Mari taps into something we all struggle with… what does “good sleep” even mean anymore? Is it hours, quality, or just not waking up tired? She also breaks down the story of a local influencer getting banned from a bar 👀… yeah, it gets messy.In sports, Miles looks at the future of Sacramento and asks the big question… are we getting an MLS team or an MLB team? And what would it actually take to make that happen?Real talk, real stories, and a little bit of chaos… just how we like it.#WeAreSacramento #Podcast #Sacramento #CityTalk #SportsTalk

Episode 21 taps into real life, real pressure, and real perspective.Mario opens up about fatherhood, reflecting on raising his kids and the responsibility of creating safe spaces where they can grow, express themselves, and feel protected in a world that doesn’t always make that easy. The conversation then shifts into the classroom, breaking down the double-edged sword of technology—how it can empower learning while quietly reshaping interpersonal relationships and social skills in the next generation.Mari steps into the future, talking all things Apple—what’s next for the tech giant and what a shift in leadership could mean with the possibility of a new CEO. Innovation, risk, and legacy all get put under the microscope.Miles brings global energy to the table with a passionate take on the World Cup and the state of soccer in the U.S. He dives into the pay-to-play system and how it sidelines raw talent from underserved communities, arguing that while the world recognizes skill, the U.S. system too often overlooks it.Episode 21 is about growth, gaps, and the systems shaping the next generation—from our homes to our schools to the world stage.

Episode 20 feels like a late-night drive through the heart of California—history, culture, real-life pressure, and a little viral magic all riding in the same car 🚗✨Mario opens things up with a nostalgic nod to the iconic California letters, originally from Disney and now finding a new home at the California State Fair—a full-circle moment for the culture and the capital city. From there, he taps into the desert energy of Coachella, highlighting Los Hermanos Flores and their performance that had the crowd moving like the bass was in their bones.Mari keeps it real—no filter, no sugar—breaking down the everyday grind: car notes hitting like rent, gas prices playing games, and insurance doing what insurance does best… too much. It’s a conversation a lot of people feel but don’t always say out loud.Then the tone shifts. The crew gets into something deeper—the reality teenagers are facing today. From gun violence to sexual assault, the question lingers heavy in the air: are we really doing enough? It’s not just talk—it’s reflection, accountability, and community responsibility.To close it out, Mari shines a light on a rising voice out of West Oakland. What started as a fun family-made song turned into a viral moment—especially thanks to the stepmom’s standout part. A reminder that sometimes blessings show up unannounced, and when they do, you run with them.Episode 20 is layered—like Sacramento itself. Tap in 🎙️

Episode 19 taps into history, healing, and a little pop culture debate all in one ride 🎙️Mario reflects on the legacy of Cesar Chavez, recent allegations of abuse and rape. From there, the conversation shifts into something more personal, as Mario opens up about living with PTSD and his experiences navigating antidepressants—keeping it real about the highs, lows, and what it means to keep pushing forward.Mari lightens the mood with a fun but serious question: who’s the most loved white man? The spotlight lands on Tony Hawk, but the debate doesn’t stop there—names like Paul Walker, Paul Wall, and Jason Williams get thrown into the mix, each bringing their own wave of love and legacy.It’s an episode that balances culture, vulnerability, and laughs—real conversations with real perspectives.

Episode 18 is one for the culture.Mario opens the conversation with a deep dive into the Super Bowl halftime performance by Bad Bunny, breaking down the symbolism woven into the stage design, visuals, and cultural references. He talks about what it means to see Hispanic identity centered on one of the biggest stages in America, and how powerful it feels to witness representation that is bold, unapologetic, and global. From subtle imagery to loud statements, Mario unpacks the layers and reflects on what that moment meant for Latinos watching across the USA.Mari follows with the numbers. She breaks down the halftime show viewership stats, streaming spikes, and social media impressions, highlighting how massive the impact really was. Beyond the performance, she looks at how these moments shift culture and dominate timelines.Miles steps in with a different lens, explaining why DHS presence at the Super Bowl is standard protocol for major national events and what that security footprint typically looks like. He also shares stats about past Super Bowl quarterbacks, legacy performances, and how history often shapes the narrative long before kickoff.Music. Culture. Security. Legacy.Episode 18 blends representation, data, and sports history into one powerful conversation.We Are Sacramento.

We Are Sacramento – Episode 17In Episode 17 of the We Are Sacramento podcast, the crew dives into real-life conversations that hit close to home in Sacramento and beyond. Mario breaks down the uncomfortable truth about jealous friends, how envy shows up in adult relationships, and when support turns sideways. Mari tackles the current political insecurity shaping everyday life, unpacking how uncertainty, fear, and polarization are affecting communities locally and nationwide. In sports, Miles brings the facts, the stats, and the bold takes, including why he’s convinced the Las Vegas Raiders will win a Super Bowl before the San Francisco 49ers. From friendship dynamics to politics and sports talk, Episode 17 delivers honest discussion, local perspective, and classic We Are Sacramento energy.Sacramento podcast, We Are Sacramento, local Sacramento podcast, political insecurity, jealous friends, friendship dynamics, Raiders Super Bowl, 49ers rivalry, NFL talk, sports podcast, California politics, community conversations

🎙️ We Are Sacramento Podcast | Episode 16In Episode 16, Mario opens up about parenting in real time. From the bittersweet feeling of being less needed as your kids grow, to the challenge of raising children in a deeply polarized political climate, it’s an honest reflection on family, identity, and staying grounded when the world feels loud.Mari breaks down turning point and the idea of all American “halftime show,” diving into how politics is increasingly being used as a tool to instill fear and shape narratives.Miles brings the sports heat, reacting to the blockbuster news of the Los Angeles Lakers selling their majority stake for a jaw-dropping $10 billion, and what that means for the future of the game and big-money sports.Real talk, big moves, and thoughtful conversations. Tap in. 🌆🔥

Mario opens the show with the electric buzz swirling around the newly dropped NFL halftime-show teaser, breaking down what the vibes hint at and why the league is stirring the pot this early in the season. Miles steps into sports with a prediction bold enough to rattle the helmets on the shelf, calling for the Raiders to snag a Super Bowl before the Niners do. It’s confident, it’s chaotic, and it’s classic Miles. Mari reels us back to reality with a reminder many of us ignore: protect your skin. She gets into why sun-blocking habits matter even when the weather feels cool, cloudy, or “Sacramento mellow.”A lively blend of hype, hot takes, and helpful habits. Tune in. 🎧🔥Do you like this personality?

Episode 13 is a full Sacramento sampler with a side of sports tea. Mario kicks things off with a look toward the future, breaking down a proposed light rail project aimed at finally connecting Sacramento to West Sac and what that could mean for commuters and the region. He also gives credit where it’s due, noting how Sac PD’s contact and communication with the community has been getting noticeably better. Then the conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Mario reflects on those childhood Christmas gifts you never got and how that sticks with you longer than expected.Mari follows up with some real holiday wins, celebrating the success of the Fortunate Feast, which served over 400 people and showed the power of community when it comes together. She also dives into a practical and thoughtful discussion on what appropriate gifts look like for kids at different ages, because not every toy fits every stage.In sports, Miles brings the drama, unpacking the situation surrounding a former Michigan coach and the off field extracurricular activities that are making headlines. It’s another episode packed with local impact, personal stories, and a little controversy, all wrapped in the We Are Sacramento style.

Episode 12 – Santa’s Origins, Community in Crisis, and Leadership on the CourtIn this episode of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into the fascinating history of Christmas — from ancient winter traditions to how Santa Claus became the red-suited cultural icon we know today. Mari brings the conversation back to the community with a heartfelt discussion on the Fortunate Feast, the importance of togetherness during the holidays, and the tough reality of navigating active-shooter awareness and recent shootings happening far too close to the season of joy. Miles closes things out with a powerful segment on leadership — what it really means in sports, why it matters, and seriously… why can’t the Sacramento Kings get the right leaders in place?A mix of history, real talk, and hometown honesty — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

🎙️ Episode 11 – News, Trends, Sports &… Tacos?In this week’s episode of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into some heavy local news, including recent shootings and property damage affecting the community. He also breaks down the latest TikTok craze — the quarter-zip trend — and why everyone suddenly wants one.Mari shares hilarious (and slightly chaotic) updates on how her house is turning into a full-blown animal sanctuary, complete with cats, rodents, and rabbits. Miles touches on major sports headlines, including the tragic suicide of a Dallas Cowboys player and the conversations it has sparked.To wrap things up, the crew debates one of the most important questions of our time… what is the proper way to eat a taco? 🌮Tap in for laughs, real talk, and a little bit of everything Sacramento.

Episode 10 – Tourism Trouble, Brand Battles & Owning a Racehorse?!In Episode 10 of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into the world of tourism in Sacramento — the good, the bad, and the unexpected downsides that come with a booming visitor economy. From crowded neighborhoods to rising prices, he breaks down what increased tourism could really mean for our city.Mari puts the whole squad — even Mars, our podcast mascot — to the test with a fun and surprisingly challenging game: Name a big brand… and the mom-and-pop shop that competes with it. Spoiler: we struggled more than we’d like to admit.Meanwhile, Miles shares his wild experience with MyHorse, the app that lets you invest in horses and become a partial owner. Is it legit? Is it chaos? He tells all.Tap in for laughs, city talk, and a few debates you won’t see coming

🎙 Episode 9 – Change, Credit, and Card GamesIn this episode of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into the power of language — exploring the benefits of speaking multiple languages and why so many people fear change in their personal and professional lives. Mari breaks down the growing world of alternative credit — from “buy now, pay later” trends to how they compare with traditional credit systems and what it means for everyday consumers. Meanwhile, Miles brings the heat with breaking news on illegal gambling in sports — including shocking reports of NBA players and coaches arrested over underground card games, and the surprising involvement of organized crime.🔴 Tune in for real talk, real issues, and the Sacramento perspective you won’t find anywhere else.#WeAreSacramento #Podcast #Change #Credit #SportsNews

🎧 Spotify / Apple Podcasts DescriptionEpisode 8 — Haunted Eats and Costly StreetsMario dives into how the USDA’s food subsidies impact what we eat and how it affects local communities. He also uncovers some of Sacramento’s most haunted places — including the mysterious Citizen Hotel. 👻Mari shares a story about a zoo taking in pet donations to help feed their animals and opens up about her own car troubles, reflecting on how expensive it’s become just to stay on the road. 🚗💸It’s real talk, local stories, and spooky Sacramento vibes — only on We Are Sacramento. ❤️🖤🤍

🎙️ Episode 7: What We Love vs. What We’re Good AtIn this episode of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into a thought-provoking conversation about the things we love to do but aren’t necessarily good at, and the skills we’re great at but don’t always love — exploring how that balance shapes our creativity, work, and happiness. Meanwhile, Mari keeps things grounded by highlighting everyday conveniences that make life smoother and more enjoyable — the little innovations we often take for granted but can’t imagine living without.It’s a mix of reflection, humor, and real talk about passion, purpose, and the comforts that keep us moving.#WeAreSacramento #PodcastCommunity #Creativity #Purpose #Balance #LifeTalks #Convenience #RealConversations

🎙️ Episode 6: Borders, Barriers, and SurvivalIn this episode, Mario and Mari dive deep into the real-world impacts of broken immigration policies — how poor execution and lack of humanity are hurting the very foundation of our country. Mario breaks down the ripple effects these policies have on families, communities, and the economy, while Mari sheds light on a chilling topic: North Koreans risking everything to escape brutal prison camps — and what survival truly means under such conditions.This conversation connects global struggles for freedom and justice, reminding us how policy and power shape lives in ways we can’t ignore.#WeAreSacramento #ImmigrationCrisis #HumanRights #NorthKorea #Freedom #Justice #PodcastCommunity #SocialIssues #StorytellingThatMatters

🎙️ Episode 5: Batteries, Shutdowns & Ticket ScandalsIn this week’s episode, Mario and Mari dive into three powerful conversations shaping the world right now.🔥 Mario talks about how lithium batteries are putting firefighters in danger — and what that means for public safety in Sacramento. He also breaks down the latest government shutdown, how it’s impacting everyday people, and what we can learn from the political chaos.🎶 Mari takes on the outrageous cost of concert tickets, the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Live Nation, and reminisces about the joy of seeing her favorite artists back when music felt more accessible to everyone.Real talk. Real issues. Real Sacramento energy.Tune in to We Are Sacramento — where community meets conversation.#WeAreSacramento #SacramentoPodcast #Firefighters #LithiumBatteryFires #GovernmentShutdown #LiveNation #Ticketmaster #ConcertPrices #JusticeDepartment #CommunityVoices #SacramentoStrong #PodcastLife

In this episode, Mario and Mari dive into some of the most pressing and powerful conversations shaping our world today. Mario opens up about the latest fixes Sacramento is rolling out to address homelessness, exploring whether these solutions are truly making a difference on the ground. He also unpacks the recent attacks on ICE facilities and what they say about rising tensions around immigration in America.Meanwhile, Mari takes us on a hard but necessary journey through history, revealing some of the brutal ways people were kept enslaved and how those legacies of violence still echo today. Together, they connect past and present—asking the tough questions about justice, humanity, and the future of our communities.Real talk. Honest stories. Sacramento voices.

Episode 3 – Trains, Protests, and Global VoicesIn this episode of We Are Sacramento, the crew dives into the ongoing safety concerns on Sacramento’s light rail system and why the city’s brand-new 2025 trains are already facing pushback from the community. Mari brings an international lens with a conversation on the uprising in Nepal, unpacking why Gen Z has once again taken to the streets to challenge corruption and demand change. From local transit frustrations to global revolutions, this episode connects the dots between how people everywhere are speaking up for safer, fairer futures.

We Are Sacramento – Season 2, Episode 2On this episode of the We Are Sacramento Podcast, we dive into powerful conversations that mix personal growth and pressing community issues. Mario shares his inspiring health journey—losing weight through bike rides, consistent workouts, and a clean diet that’s reshaping his life. Mari breaks down the lawsuit facing Dignity Health, accused of failing to notify families about the passing of their loved ones, raising tough questions about accountability in healthcare. We also discuss the shocking murder of Charlie Kirk and its ripple effects across society.From Sacramento stories to national headlines, we keep it raw, relatable, and real. If you’re here for community-driven conversations, health inspiration, and unfiltered takes, this episode has it all.

We Are Sacramento Podcast — Season 2, Episode 1We’re back for Season 2! 🎉 Mario and Mari kick things off by breaking down the Dunning-Kruger Effect—you know, that moment when people think they’re experts but really… not so much. Mario connects it to everyday life, confidence, and self-growth, while Mari gets real about the ups and downs of job hunting, dealing with rejection, and trying to find the right fit. It’s honest, funny, and relatable—perfect for anyone working on personal development, career moves, or just trying to figure life out. Tap in, Sacramento family—we’re just getting started!

On today's episode, we had the pleasure of having Nadia Mincey stop by. We got a chance to catch up, opening Ever After Wine Bar and Shop, becoming a Mom and over coming cancer, all of this happening at the same time. Mario, Mari and Miles covered theirs segments in record time 10 minutes. you can find more info about Ever After Wine Bar and Shop bellow https://everafterwine.com/also check out our website to stay in touch with us https://wearesacramento916.com/

On todays episode, our host Mario, Mari Miles are back. Marios segment touches on the importance of balance in the home. BAWS talks about all the events happening at The Gallery. We learned some new things, that Mari has learned but we all provably already knew lol . Miles talks about the self proclaimed GOAT Labron James and him approaching a sport pundit about things said about his son.

On todays episode our host dive into the new year, by recapping on last year. Trumps inauguration, and what that means to a lot of people. Sone are happy he won but some are afraid of what that can bring to our country and how it will affect the rest of the world. Mari talks about the struggles of of paying for health care. It is expensive. quotes of the day and more positivity if you need it. Miles dive into why some athletes go broke and how they are taxed from an already taxed incom e tax on tax on tax. wearesacramento916.com

On today's episode, our host Mario brings back the rant given the result of the presidential election including the country's reaction from both sides. Also in did you know we explain why the Supreme Justices have no term limitations. Our host Mari advocates for the cannabis industry, pleading to stop the stigma and comparison with harsh drugs like fentanyl. Miles dives into Ray-gun retiring from breakdancing, because of the backlash she received after the Olympic Games. Is breakdancing going to make a comeback.

On today's episode, Our Host Mario recaps on being the Master of Ceremony for The Peoples Beer Festival. Such a great event make sure you look out for it next year. In did you know, Mario dives into how the foster care system got started, and what was the reasons why such systems were set in place. BAWS TALK with Mari dives into some facts about mental health, further more proving how fragile that demographic is not only in our inner cities, but also rural areas with no resources. On a lighter note Mari talks about food that has gone extinct. In Ratchet ass Sports Miles talks about the worse team in the world in any sport, can you guess. Imagine not winning for 20 years straight. Though they won, they have no lost their last 3 games.

On today's episode, our host Mario, Mari, and Miles dive into the world of dog racing, and what happens to the dogs after retirement. Mari aka the BAWS gives Mark his flowers for being a great human being, from running a non profit and working hard for the community he serves. Miles and the classiest part of this podcast, Ratchet ass sports. Sacramento State has big plans to hopefully joining the PAC12. Also with a multi use stadium in the works and possible funding secured.

On todays episode our host Mario, Mari, and Miles dive into the dunce of the week, In did you know? Mario leads the segment with a cautionary tail and what in the world in pig butchering. Mari gives us more fun facts like you can actually die from broken heart. Miles talks about some fun facts about the up and coming Olympics coming to Los Angeles and how they are not going to build new facilities for the games. IG: @WEARESACRAMENTO916 WEB: WEARESACRAMENTO916.COM

On todays episode, our host Mario, Mari and Miles, discuss a variety of topics from dunce of the week and some wings gone missing. Mari talks about her ethnic background. Can you guess where Mari is from. Miles talks about the Olympics and the many controversies that come with it. Like breakdancing making the cut as a sport, and its 1st yearn the Olympics. @wearesacramento916

On today's episode, our host Mari and Mario are joined by Tiffany K Martin, Personal coach, DEIB &strategy consultant , health equity consultant. We get to learn more about her journey and all that Martin is doing for women in her community and a big surprise at the end. In todays did you know, Mario explains how a lot of words are added but more importantly, how many words are also kicked out for the lack of usage. Some other reasons are because of the sexist nature of the word. In BAWS talk Mari doubles down on language, also dives into the new get out and vote beer coming out soon. Mari also has a fascination with the ocean and all that lives in it. you can find and connect with our guest on IG @tkmfit you can also find us on IG @wearesacreamento916 you also email us at [email protected]

On today's episode our Host Mario Lopez and Mari Padilla, got to meet Danielle Foster from CADA and Gabriel Lopez, join our host as they learn more about CADA and what projects they are working on. if building community is your thing this episode will def be one you want to listen to this Saturday join Have a Dope Day and CADA on their 1st annual Graffiti Jam. yes we still had our normal programing. DID YOU KNOW and BAWS TALK. if you would like to learn more about our guest please visit cadanet.org

On todays episode, Miles is back from vacation. Todays dunce of the week, loves mini fridges and money, also in did you know, Olympians have to do some interesting things to stay healthy through the games. Mari explores where were all from and were all from Utah apparently. In sports we talked about breaking now being a part of the Olympic Games.

On today's episode yes Pastel Rae is back for another not so long podcast. No dunce of the week, but we def have a new did you know. if knew nothing about sharks well today you might learn something new. We also touched on the Sonya Massey case and the newly released video showing all the details from that night and how things could have been done differently, and with the evidence at hand it is hard to believe, police in general have the publics best interest in mind. We also touch on music being sent out into space. what song would you send out. BAWS TALK dove into more ocean life fact we even learned that dead Wales explode because they're gassy. Pastel tells us the only 3 stores she goes to. We all have our favorite stores in the sacramento area.

On todays episode we had the pleasure, of having local artist and entrepreneur Pastel Rae we got to talk to Pastels business and up and coming events, focusing in art and paint and sips geared towards children with disabilities. Our host Mario introduces a new segment called Did you know? our host also covered a few topics like technique or attitude. Mari covered some social issues affecting our Sacramento region like petty crime, target getting sued by the city.

On today's episode Mario dives into dunce of the week and nominating an entire freeway and the new proposed tax in California yes its like a pay to drive. Mari delves into to other freeways nominated as the most dangerous across the nation. As the weather is getting hotter around Sacramento so is the crime though gun violence across the nation has gone down, Sacramento had 4 shootings 2 of them yesterday. Miles talks some stats but these are not your average stats, the MLB has now unified the Negro League Stats and MLB stats.

We are back ya'll did you miss us. On today's episode we have Valeria Casas Perez on the show, we discussed Hypnotherapy, and how in can help you find the root of any problems you may want to solve wether it's pain management, fears, even weight loss by tapping into the subconscious mind. Valeria's teaching and healing come from experience but also, she earned a bachelors in psychology, Valeria is also a Sacramento State graduate. We also touched on traveling alone and learning a lot from overcoming those fears of being in a foreign landscape and learning to appreciate other cultures through Travel. Yes dunce of the week had 2 additions because we missed 2 weeks and you won't be disappointed. Miles is back and brought a few stories Gambling, NCAA, and horse betting you can find Valeria on IG @globalsoulval to start your journey in healing.

On today's episode its an interesting one after the recent release of a video where it allegedly shows Sean Combs assaulting artist and then girlfriend in a hotel. It said that hotel staff was paid to not turn in the video. We also delve into how some countries are amassing some close minded laws in regards to the LGTBQ COMMUNITY. Mari brings back the fun facts and they are def interesting.

On today's episode, Mario nominates a new dunce and it a married couple is calling each other out in public a good thing. Mari gives Santana his flowers, about damn time. NCAA Is making amends to fix all the issue with athletes that were punished before students athletes were allowed to make monetary deals wile still attending college.

On todays episode, we pick another dunce of the week here's a hint King Ryan. On Mario's rant how many steps does it take to get to the top. Have you ever hear of Mount Tai. We even talked about passports do you have one if not go get one. Do you believe in aliens. In BAWS talk Getting banned for life from the UFC for exposing themselves in public. In sports Miles brings up the gambling issue in professional sports, seems like more players are getting caught. wearesacramento916.com

On today's episode, we nominate the high the highway patrol bike division for riding by while a crime was in progress. We dive into a discussion about Mario being accused of being neutral. Mari had a hybrid segment with some MMA and events. We might even go to a festivals. Mari claims she will go see J-LO. Miles dive into the big news yes the A's are coming to town West Sacramento to be specific.

On today's episode, our host Mari and Mario talk about the blessings and lessons of owning a business and how crazy it was to have 5 events in one weekend. Our host also delve into the importance of having the right business partners. last but not least how our process from start to completion.

On todays episode we have a spacial guest coach Hannie and we really get into the importance of Womens health. We talk about fears, and over coming them. Also the crazy fact as to why Coach Hannie keeps finding dogs. We dive into what clients can expect from Coach Hannie and how doing it morally is more important, and how digging into trauma and the specific needs of each client and using the right tools to get to the core of the issues.

On today's episode, Mario has two dunce of the week. One is a cop and the other is a cop impersonator up to no good. Yes the confusion about how close Mari is to Curtis Park and or Land Park. Mari gives us the best rewards out there from Starbucks, Delta, etc. Miles in sport and MLB pretty much charging for everything. To end the show we've been doing hamsters wrong America.

On today's episode Our host Mario, Mari, and Miles delve into all things affecting Sacramento And surrounding areas. Today's dunce of the week is Mario's neighbor, also in today's rant Mario talks about leadership, and holding space. Mari dives into what it took to curate her 1st art show, and the satisfaction she felt due to how the show was positively received by our patrons. Miles tells us more in the world of sports and how important entertainment is when building a new arena is.

On today's episode our host Mario, Mari, and Miles dive into various topics. local news, not so local news, MMA, Events happening at our gallery. Mari gives Kim Kardashian her flowers. Apparently Mari gets it from her tias

On today's episode, we dive into who the dunce of the week is and its a good imagine Rancho Cordova a Kia, 2 teenagers and a tree. We also talk about situations where you find yourself blaming others. We can't be upset with things we have no control over. We also talk about resources in the area for mental health, and just support in general. In ratchet ass sport no one knows where the hell the A's are going but Miles will let us know soon he got the scoop.

On today's episode, host Mari and Mario sit down with Local artist Pastel Rae. We get to talk about what she's been up to and what new events she has coming up, also we talk dating and her super high standards lol. We also touch on how the city is trying to combat the homeless issue. Mari talks about her heritage/ culture being Mexican and Cape Verdean, beef between Megan the stallion and Nicki Minaj and how Rap can maybe take it too far where some can be offended.

On todays episode Host Mario and Mari touch on a few sensitive subjects from politics, corruption, worker rights, civil rights, On this episode we gave dunce of the week to Sean Loloee who is now indicted on accusations of conspiracy, obstruction and use of false immigration documents. Our topic of the day, tittle 9 in women's sports, and transgender women joining women's sports.

On todays episode, we introduce a new segment dunce of the week. We also reflect on 2023 and how much we learned from it. G leaguer getting arrested for murder. Mari recaps on 2023 fortunate feast. and why would anyone complain. Miles talks baseball. does anyone care about baseball anymore. Los Angeles apparently do

On this episode the crew, talks about photographers. How to pick the right one for the kind of photography you need. Also all the competition photographers are facing now with AI. Mari came prepared with Some Sacramento trivia. In our not so sports segment Miles talks about the history of Apple Hill, a place the has become a tradition for many to visit during the holidays.