The Gadiel Del Orbe Show

Episode 48 covers a wild range. Gadiel opens with his experience at Latino Hive in Napa Valley — a networking retreat for Latino executives, entrepreneurs, and creators. He talks about the power of being around like-minded people, visiting Latino-owned vineyards, and the eye-opening realization that Latinos have $3.4 trillion in buying power but still don't own their own major networks or media companies. He met VCs, business owners, scientists, and women who are dominating in their fields. From there, he recaps hosting Monster's Ball, a comedy festival at Comedy in Harlem — the only Black-owned comedy club in New York City. He describes it as the best comedy experience of his life, comparing the performers to NBA players and explaining why Black comedy audiences push you to be authentic in a way no other crowd does. He shouts out Isaiah Kelly, PJ, Jamie Roberts, Nikki Sunshine, and the entire Comedy in Harlem crew. The episode shifts to Spirit Airlines shutting down — 17,000 jobs lost overnight. While Gadiel empathizes with the workers, he doesn't hold back on the airline itself, sharing his own story of getting charged $150 in hidden fees for bags on what was supposed to be a cheap flight. He breaks down the bigger picture: jet fuel costs spiked 104% in two months because of the Iran war, JetBlue is sitting on $9 billion in debt, and even if the war ended tomorrow, experts say it would take months for prices to recover. He connects it to grocery prices doubling (his basic shopping won't go under $100 anymore) and the ripple effect on everyday Americans. He closes with the looksmaxxing trend — over 300,000 daily searches from young men ages 18-24 who are watching influencers like Clover Killer and literally smashing their own facial bones with hammers to reshape their jawlines. Gadiel ties it to a bigger concern about the next generation of men being uneducated and image-obsessed, while women — like the Latina physicist he met at Latino Hive and his own 21-year-old sister — are outpacing them in education and career. His solution? Start a new country called Platino Republic, and bring bachata back to save the world. Timestamps: 00:00 — Latino Hive in Napa Valley: $3.4 trillion buying power & why we don't own our networks 03:36 — Monster's Ball at Comedy in Harlem: "I felt like I was playing amongst NBA players" 07:34 — Spirit Airlines is dead and I don't feel bad (they charged me $150 to breathe) 10:38 — JetBlue is next: jet fuel up 104%, airlines collapsing & groceries hit $100 15:02 — Looksmaxxing & bone smashing: 300K searches and young men hammering their faces   🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this solo episode, Gadiel tackles dating in New York City head-on. He opens with the economics of it — a first date in NYC runs around $180 on average, cocktails cost $19 each (you could buy the whole bottle for that price), and meanwhile she's posting "self-care" on her story and didn't even take a picture of you. He shares a dating horror story from LA where his date spent the entire dinner on her phone taking photos of the food but never once took a photo of him. Gadiel breaks down how millennials and Gen Z are ditching dating apps and opting for book clubs and in-person meetups instead. He talks about the cultural differences in dating — how Caribbean women in NYC are thoughtful and offer to Venmo you after a date (even though you say no), while LA women don't even say thank you. He shouts out NYC women in their late 30s and 40s who have careers, know what they want, and are holding it down. The conversation takes a turn into Dominican culture with the Sanky Panky phenomenon — men in the Dominican Republic who wait on beaches for American and European women to fall in love with them so they can get a visa. Gadiel shares a personal encounter with a Sanky Panky and breaks down why these guys speak four languages out of sheer determination to leave the island. He then reacts to the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, the viral moment of a boomer casually eating his salad during the chaos, and reflects on the state of the world in 2026 — how our nervous systems are fried from constant bad news and how he's been journaling to recenter himself. He closes with love for New York City, gratitude for his audience, and a reminder that he's here every Wednesday. Timestamps: 00:00 — "$180 for a date and she posted 'self-care'" — dating in NYC is a scam 04:52 — NYC women are built different — Caribbean women vs. LA women 07:00 — Gen Z men are quitting dating & Sanky Pankys in DR 12:03 — The White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting & the boomer eating salad 18:48 — Journaling, nervous systems & why NYC is still the best city 🎥 Full video on YouTube: [LINK] Clips on TikTok & IG: @GadielDelOrbe New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! Business / booking: [email protected] 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

This is a solo episode — no guest, no filter, just Gadiel talking directly to the audience about what the last week actually looked like behind the scenes. He opens up about feeling stuck in routine, going on stage every night but not pushing himself, not writing new material, and falling into the trap of coasting on crowd work and improv instead of doing the hard work of crafting new jokes. He talks about the isolation of being your own boss, the comparison trap of watching other comedians blow up, and the constant tension between hustling and actually living your life. The turning point came when his mentor, Ida Rodriguez — one of the top nationally touring female comedians with specials on Netflix, HBO, and Showtime — flew into New York City. After four days of hanging out, eating with friends, and getting real mentorship, Gadiel walked away with a clear blueprint: sit down and write every morning, build structure around your ADHD, stop hiding behind crowd work, and get out into the world to find inspiration from different art forms. He shares the story of a chef who found inspiration in an art museum and used it to build a massively successful restaurant — and how that same principle applies to comedy. Gadiel closes with his focus going forward: signal over noise. One goal — write and craft the strongest hour of comedy he's ever created, in both English and Spanish, and take it everywhere. He also leaves the audience with a challenge: notice how many times you complain or make excuses this week, and cut it out. Timestamps: 00:00 — "Nobody talks about chasing your dream at 40" 05:30 — Going through the motions — killing on stage but cheating myself 12:00 — Ida Rodriguez flew in and gave me the blueprint 20:00 — "You need to experience life to create art" 28:00 — Signal vs. Noise — what I'm doing next   🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, Gadiel and returning guest Norberto Briceño cover everything from the state of modern dating to the psychology of power. They explore why their generation is choosing not to have kids, break down the clinical differences between psychopaths and sociopaths, and connect it all to the people currently in positions of power. The conversation shifts to growing up in NYC — Harlem block mentality, the gentrification of Brooklyn and Bushwick, and what it means to watch your neighborhood change around you. They close with an extended, passionate discussion on the war in Iran, healthcare cuts, rising costs, and a direct challenge to Latino voters who supported the current administration. Comedy, culture, and accountability — all in one episode. Timestamps: 00:00 — "I'd Rather Have a Succulent Than a Kid" — Why We're Not Ready 15:30 — Psychopath vs Sociopath — The Difference Will Shock You 25:00 — Ted Bundy Got MARRIED During His Trial?! 35:00 — NYC Gentrification Is Just Recolonization 48:00 — "Psychopaths Run This Country" — Iran, Healthcare & Latinos for Trump Guest: Norberto Briceño TikTok: @norbertobriceno Instagram: @norbertobriceno 🎥 Full video on YouTube: [LINK] Clips on TikTok & IG: @GadielDelOrbe New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! Business / booking: [email protected] 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Gadiel shares his experience being in a “dark place” ADHD, rumination, and overthinking explained The pressure of being a one-man team Why happiness isn’t external Reaction to viral Santiago Matías controversy Discussion on respect, identity, and empathy Why these conversations matter today 0:00 – I Was In A Dark Place… 2:00 – ADHD, Overthinking & Feeling Stuck 5:00 – Why Happiness Doesn’t Come From Outside 9:00 – The Viral Controversy Explained 17:00 – Why This Moment Was Disrespectful 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, we cover: Kenstarrrz’s transition from social worker to content creator The viral video that changed his life Getting fired after blowing up online Losing and rebuilding his audience multiple times How to stay consistent as a creator Why most people fail at content creation 💡 Key Takeaways: “Post until you’re annoying.” “You never know what’s going to hit.” “Consistency beats everything.” 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, we cover: Mr. Nueva Yol’s journey in comedy and content How Latino creators can build without Hollywood Why live streaming is becoming the new TV The shift from traditional media to digital platforms How to monetize content and grow your audience The importance of adapting to new trends 💡 Key Takeaway: The creators who win are the ones who understand both content AND business—and adapt faster than everyone else. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, we're reunited with two of the podcast's original voices — Black Rose and Norberto — for a wide-ranging conversation that touches culture, sports, dating, and the state of modern masculinity. What we cover: ⚾ World Baseball Classic Recap The Dominican Republic brought an energy to baseball the world hadn't seen before — celebrations, camaraderie, and pure joy. The crew breaks down their dominant run, the heartbreaking 2–1 loss to the USA, a controversial umpire call, and why the US team felt like the villains of the whole tournament. 📺 Louis Theroux's Inside the Manosphere — Documentary Review Was it a real exposé or free promo for these creators? The hosts give their honest take on the red pill figures featured, including Myron and other top streamers, and debate whether documentaries like this help or hurt by amplifying the very voices they critique. 💬 One-Way Monogamy, "Princess So" & Modern Dating What does it mean when a guy is called a "princess so"? Is one-way monogamy something real women accept? Black Rose keeps it 100 about what she actually wants in a partner — emotional intelligence, consistency, and balance. 🐀 The Rat Utopia Experiment A fascinating social experiment that might explain everything happening in gender dynamics right now — from men going inward to women opting out. 💪 A Message to Young Men The episode closes with a real one: if you're a young man looking for guidance, skip the Lamborghini flex culture. Build community, respect women, and lead by example. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode Gadiel talks about: The advice that changed his life forever Leaving the Navy and starting a new path How asking for opportunities opened doors His early days at BuzzFeed and creative hustle Sleeping in his car while chasing a dream Lessons from The Artist’s Way about creativity Why imperfect work leads to breakthroughs The importance of community and family Why stepping away from social media created clarity 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Channel milestone: monetization + 30K subscribers Prime Time Mondays live stream (Mondays at 8PM) Dominican Independence Day weekend recap (NYC vibes + culture moments) Veteran perspective on war anxiety and what it does to communities Feeling conflicted: moral complexity + fear of escalation Social media doomscrolling + how narratives spread fast Healthcare/Medicaid concerns and who gets hurt first Listener call-in: drop your thoughts (agree/disagree) + community shoutouts Subscribe, review the audio show, and keep building the movement 00:00 — Big update: Monetized + 30K subs (thank you!) 02:04 — Dominican Independence Day weekend… then we wake up to chaos 03:09 — Veteran POV: why war headlines hit different (and why I’m conflicted) 06:20 — My theory: how social media hype can push real-world decisions 08:36 — Why healthcare/Medicaid cuts break my heart more than the headlines 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Norberto’s back + shoutouts to the day ones (Passion, Paola, listeners) Willie Colón deep dive: musical legacy, cultural influence, progressive themes in classic songs The uncomfortable conversation: legacy vs later politics How Twitter/X misinformation spreads fast and shapes real-world consequences The Latino responsibility conversation: artists, platforms, and speaking up Romeo Santos & Prince Royce reactions + why “PR statements” don’t land Bad Bunny halftime show: representation, NYC Latino culture on the biggest stage Why the performance hit emotionally: pride + nostalgia + unity Closing thoughts + community call: comment, subscribe, keep the convo going 00:00 — Norberto’s back + why this moment for Latinos feels heavy 02:10 — Willie Colón’s genius… and the controversy nobody wants to address 05:05 — How Twitter/X + propaganda rewires people (and it’s scary) 08:00 — Romeo Santos & Prince Royce: the silence, the backlash, the PR talk 10:40 — Bad Bunny’s halftime show: pride, nostalgia, and why we got emotional 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

00:00 — Dominican podcasts going viral for anti-Blackness (this is wild)02:05 — “Dominicans are ugly because they’re Black” — why that’s dangerous04:20 — Eurocentric beauty standards + internalized racism (the real root)06:40 — Why leaving DR changes your perspective on Dominican beauty09:10 — Education is the antidote: how we stop ignorance from spreadingViral Dominican clips promoting anti-Blackness and colorismWhy “Black features = ugly” is internalized racismEurocentric beauty standards in DR: how colonization still shows up todayDominican diversity and Afro-Latino identity: pride over self-hatePersonal story: how these ideas affect kids growing upWhy education matters (books, reading, raising critical thinkers)Building a healthier online community: accountability without crueltyListener shoutouts + what you want next (solo vs guests vs co-host) 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show didn’t just entertain—it represented. I break down why it made me emotional, how Ricky Martin’s surprise moment landed, and why Latino pride felt louder than the actual game. Then I get real about last week’s episode with my Trump-supporting childhood friend—why I took it down, what the comments taught me, and how we can challenge ideas without destroying people. 00:00 — Bad Bunny made history… and it hit me in the chest02:05 — Ricky Martin surprised everyone (and the message was LOUD) 04:10 — I was in the club during halftime… the WHOLE place erupted06:25 — Why I think this show was bigger than the actual game 08:20 — Why I took down the “Latinos for Trump” episode (real empathy) 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

00:00 — My best friend is a Latino Trump supporter… let’s talk03:12 — “Politics shouldn’t end friendships” (but can it?)07:45 — ICE raids: “I don’t support the tactics… but I still voted Trump”12:30 — Tariffs + economy: “I want more money in my pocket”18:55 — Birthright citizenship + “Would you still vote for him?” (heated) 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Junior’s viral stance on Latinos who voted for TrumpThe “economy under Trump” argument—and why it sticksWhen political identity becomes ego (“I can’t be wrong”)Fox News: news vs entertainment vs propagandaWhy Democrats struggle to message and mobilizeActivism vs burnout: how to stay engaged without breakingSocial media addiction, isolation, and “brain rot” cultureMovies, culture wars, and how propaganda spreads through mediaWhy comedians feel responsible to address the “elephant in the room” 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

The origin story of Morir SoñandoCreating a Dominican lane inside NYC comedyWhy bilingual comedy is the strategy (Spanish + English)Selling out shows + proving the market to venues/industryBranding + marketing lessons from building momentumDominican family chaos, dating hot takes, and culture talkTheir long-term vision: platform, pipeline, and production companyHow to support: shows, Instagram, Patreon 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this solo episode, we dive into a significant event from the past week in the United States. We'll watch together an ICE shooting video, providing a live reaction and assessing its content. Join me as we discuss this latest news and analyze the footage. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Podcast en español (con momentos en inglés) y conversación sin libreto.Angelo Colina: de hacer stand-up en inglés a conectar con el circuito en español.Por qué “traducir” material no siempre traduce el ritmo ni la reacción del público.Identidad: cómo cambia el personaje escénico entre inglés y español.El valor del contexto cultural: en español hay cosas que no tienes que explicar.Venezuela y la diáspora: el peso de la narrativa pública vs la experiencia vivida.Un mensaje central: si vas a opinar, escucha y comparte voces venezolanas.Cierre: empatía, escucha y respeto por la realidad de la gente.00:00 — “Este podcast va en español…” (arrancamos sin filtro)05:10 — Comedia en Español vs Inglés: “Traducir chistes no traduce la reacción”12:40 — Dos personalidades en tarima: el ‘yo’ en inglés vs el ‘yo’ en español24:30 — Venezuela, narrativa y dolor: “No me expliques mi país”40:20 — Lo que Angelo quiere que pase: escuchar voces venezolanas + respeto al voto 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Year-end message + gratitude to the day-one listenersWhat 2026 could look like for the podcastAvatar reaction: entertainment vs “overthinking” moviesZoe Saldaña discourse + why we shouldn’t expect activism from every celebrityRomeo/Prince Royce backlash and why the topic feels so polarizingDominican community politics, economic frustration, and divisionDR health insurance scandal, corruption, and how medical debt destroys familiesFinal message: unity, community, love, and open conversation 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Episode NotesHow Splou’s Spanglish style became his viral signatureThe truth about working two jobs while building a brandWhy “record it now” beats overthinking every timeHow he detached from obsessing over views/likesThe Romeo Santos repost that turned into a real opportunityInstagram comedy vs stand-up: building respect in comedy clubsDominican / Afro-Latino representation and why it mattersWhat’s next: stand-up, bigger rooms, bigger moves 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Birthday show recap + packed house energyBarkers/tourists: “I thought this was SNL…” momentsNYC nightlife mission + things closing earlier than beforeDating labels: girlfriend/boyfriend vs “partner” vs “my lady”Real talk on relationships, trust, and “we were on a break”Friendship + intimacy: can you stay cool after sleeping together?Community vibes + gratitude to supporters 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode of The Gadiel Del Orbe Show, Gadiel sits down with Dominican–Cuban alternative hip hop artist and producer, Antone Now – a 17-year-old who started making beats at 10 and never waited for anyone’s permission.They talk about:Growing up making beats in his bedroom with YouTube tutorialsWhy he never wanted to be a rapper at first — and what changedLearning production, visuals, and branding completely DIYHis biggest influences: Kanye West (musically), Tyler, The Creator, Childish Gambino, JPEGMAFIA, Gene DawsonAlternative hip hop, hyperpop, rock and genre-blending soundsThe problem with today’s rap and why the bar feels so lowMaking music on your phone, GarageBand, and how easy it is to startWhy failing early is a superpower and why you should “just do it”00:00 – The Prodigy IntroDominican–Cuban kid who started making beats at 10 years old.02:45 – From Drawing to Digital Art & BeatsHow loving computers and visuals led him into production.05:00 – “I Never Wanted to Be a Rapper”The moment he went from producer in the background to artist on stage.10:45 – Influences: Kanye, Tyler, Gambino & Being Truly UniqueWhy copying at first can actually help you find your own sound.24:10 – “Anyone Can Make Music… Not Everyone Is an Artist”Harsh truths about the current state of hip hop & advice for young creators.The importance of authenticity, not faking a mysterious personaHow being Dominican–Cuban shapes his identity and future visionConnect with Antone Now:IG / TikTok / X: @antonenowConnect with Gadiel:IG / TikTok / YouTube: @gadieldelorbe 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Ariel Espinal – Dominican entrepreneur and restaurateur, part of the team behind MamaSushi and Lena in New York City.In this episode, we talk about:How Ariel went from a 13-year-old towel boy at a country club to working his way through New York’s restaurant sceneWhy he walked away from automotive school after realizing he was already making “mechanic money” as a runnerThe behind-the-scenes story of MamaSushi Harlem and how a viral video helped blow it upOpening MamaSushi Bronx and Lena in a historic Italian neighborhoodWhat really matters when choosing a restaurant location and building a conceptSurviving the pandemic with a brand-new restaurant and negotiating with landlordsA failed Florida restaurant, what he learned, and why you “can’t be afraid to fail”How his biggest fear (being homeless) keeps him hungry and focusedWhy being a giver – with customers, staff, and community – is one of his keys to success00:00 – From Country Club Towel Boy to Restaurant Boss07:55 – The Moment He Chose Restaurants Over College & Mechanics15:50 – “I Wanted to Quit”: Almost Walking Away from MamaSushi21:20 – Building MamaSushi Bronx & Opening During a Pandemic33:40 – Why Failing in Florida Made Him Better (and His Biggest Fear) 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this chaotic and heartfelt episode, Gadiel Del Orbe is joined by Dominican stand-up comedian Glorelys Mora and Mexican creator Norberto Briceño for one of the wildest cultural conversations yet.They dive into:FAMILY & THANKSGIVING DRAMAWhy Glorelys blocked her entire familyCorona vs Modelo → A real Latino family warMicro-aggressions in Latino householdsCASA DE ALOFOKE CULTURAL TAKEOVERWhy every Dominican household spent Thanksgiving watching itHow Dominican reality TV connects the diasporaLATINO IDENTITY & CULTUREBeing told you’re “not Dominican enough”Dominican vs Mexican identity in the U.S.Colorism, gatekeeping & reclaiming cultureCreating independent Latino media vs Hollywood stereotypesDATING, LOVE & HEARTBREAKLove bombing, exes, and red flagsDating after 30What Latinos actually want in relationshipsThe fear of repeating generational patternsCAREER & PURPOSEComedy as a weaponCreating independent Latino contentGoals for 2026: writing, discipline, love, purposeThis episode is funny, messy, deep, chaotic, cultural, and emotional all at once — just like real Latino life. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Gadiel and Jasmine have a raw, funny, and real conversation about starting over, identity, and breaking cycles. Jasmine shares how she quit her corporate job, left a relationship, and flew to the Dominican Republic in the same week, then rebuilt her life as a full-time content creator and actor.They talk about the reality behind “I hit six figures”, the dry spells of self-employment, and why you need a financial cushion before you quit your 9–5. Jasmine also opens up about being the first in her family to graduate high school and college, enter corporate America, and then walk away from it.From there, the conversation goes deep into:Growing up in the Bronx projects and still finding joyBeing labeled the “black sheep” and “snob” for asking questionsCycle breaking: questioning family scripts, beliefs, and traditionsHow education and critical thinking can cause tension at homePolitics, NYC, Zohran Mamdani, and frustration with leadershipClassism & colorism in the Dominican Republic and the U.S.Consumerism, brands, Jordans, and why minimalism feels betterSelling books vs. selling sneakers (and why the books hurt more)Fantasy & sci-fi, Octavia Butler, and how reading shapes your mindAstrophysics, curiosity, and trying to grow intellectually while creatingIf you're a first-gen kid, a creative thinking of leaving your job, or someone trying to break generational cycles and live more intentionally, this episode will hit home.Connect with Jasmine:📸 Instagram: @thejasmineruiz🎥 TikTok: @thejasmineruiz (or The Jazz Ruiz style handle, update as needed)☕ Coffee Brand: @moments.coffee.nycConnect with Gadiel:You already know. Subscribe, rate 5 stars, and share this episode with another cycle breaker. 💥 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Guest:Josie Caballero – Trans Latina Navy veteran and democratic socialist running for Montgomery County Council At-Large (MD)In this episode we talk about:How Josie and Gadiel met in the Navy and why she feels like familyWhat it’s like running for office as a trans woman in such a divisive momentWhy terms like socialism, communism, and capitalism are so misunderstood“American socialism” explained through Medicare, VA benefits, public schools, roads, firefighters, and Social SecurityHow we got from FDR and the New Deal to today’s corporate-driven economyThe Dunning-Kruger effect and why so many people are confident but wrong about politicsJosie’s turning point: from conservative Republican to democratic socialistWhy the housing crisis exists (private equity, “luxury” buildings, and fake “affordable” units)How rent control, public housing, and better building standards could actually fix itICE, raids, and why Josie says we’re already edging into an authoritarian stateWhat due process really means — and why it matters for citizens and immigrantsJosie’s policy priorities:52% of the county operating budget guaranteed for schools3% rent cap with no loopholesEnforcing the law against ICE when it breaks itSupport Josie’s campaign:Website: joseformaryland.comConnect & Join the Conversation:Tell us what you agreed with, what you disagreed with, and what you’re still confused about.Leave a comment or DM Gadiel with your thoughts and questions for a future follow-up episode. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

En este episodio hablamos de:Por qué este es el primer episodio 100% en español del podcastLa escena de teatro y stand up en Puerto Rico y cómo Chente se obsesionó con la comediaEl origen de su podcast: de “carta de presentación” a máquina de llenar teatrosLa pandemia, dejar el stand up por un tiempo y convertirse en podcaster de lunes a viernesEl momento en que se dio cuenta que el público iba por el podcast (gracias al intro song)Las entrevistas grandes: Bad Bunny, Residente y el poder real del InternetGiras por Nueva York, Orlando, Florida y Dallas: discotecas, restaurantes y aprender a matar en cualquier escenarioQué haría Chente si perdiera su canal y tuviera que empezar desde ceroEl futuro de la música latina, los instrumentos y la influencia de Bad BunnyLa escena dominicana: La Casa, Santiago Matías, Michael, MiCae y la presión de mandar $500Cancel culture, “pide perdón” y cómo se vive un intento de cancelación desde adentroLa diferencia entre comedy clubs y teatros, negocios, garantías y porcentajesEl sueño de una gira full teatros y cómo se ve ese próximo nivel para un comediante latino  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Episode Notes:Topics: anti-intellectualism; capitalism vs. lived reality; immigration narratives; redlining & history; algorithms/echo chambers; community; men’s mental health; education & healthcare access.Guest: Reuben Perez — PhD candidate in Sociology (focus: housing, inequality). Instagram: @Plata_knowsKey takeaways:Narratives shape what we believe about work, worth, and who “deserves” resources.Housing costs track global capital & policy—not migrant neighbors.Data rarely beats identity; community + conversation matter.Chapters:0:00 Intro & why this conversation1:46 Sociology’s view on capitalism8:35 Immigration selection & “model minority” myth32:48 The real drivers of housing prices46:13 Book bans, echo chambers, anti-intellectualismCTA: New episodes every Wednesday. Rate & review to support the show.Live show: Dec 11 – Broadway Comedy Club .Credits: Host—Gadiel Del Orbe. Guest—Reuben Perez 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In This Episode:Leaving BuzzFeed & the transition to independent creatorBurnout & depression in L.A.Selling everything & moving to NYC to reignite the grindThe difference between L.A. and New York comedy scenesOwning your narrative and building something for the cultureUpcoming Birthday Show @ Broadway Comedy Club (Dec 11)Pull Quotes:“You can’t wait for someone to write your story — you have to create it.”“I used to chase viral. Now I chase alignment.”“YouTube made me — now I’m rebuilding on my own terms.”CTA:👉 Rate & review on Apple Podcasts / Spotify and drop a comment on YouTube: what do you want to see next?Links & Socials:🎟 Tickets → gadieldelorbe.com / @GadielDelOrbe📺 YouTube → The Gadiel Del Orbe Show📸 IG / TikTok → @GadielDelOrbe 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

“Material Boy”: why it’s joke-dense and built for rewatch valueThe Chappelle mantra: Write fasterSeller audition stories + following monsters on stageCrowd work vs. material in the TikTok eraBuilding an audience before the industry callsTouring overseas and pressure-testing the hourKeeping your personal life private in public careersLinks & CTAsWatch Ian’s special “Material Boy” (YouTube + major free streamers)Follow Ian: @IanLaraLiveTell us your favorite bit in the comments + rate the show ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode:The group chat leak & why “they’re just kids” doesn’t flyWhen comics say “no”: the No Kings Day backoutStreamers, shock value & the outrage economyImmigration rhetoric, Medicaid myths, tariffs & farmersAre we trapped in media bubbles—or seeing clearly?Politicians on podcasts: access or propaganda?Is social media ruining art—or exposing weak craft?Timestamps00:00 – The Leak: Inside the “young Republican” group chat02:40 – Infantilizing men? Why 24–32 isn’t “just kids”12:18 – Streamers & shock: How Aiden/Neon normalize slurs for clout26:52 – Immigration myths, Medicaid & the “blame the poor” playbook49:58 – Algorithm vs Art: Are comedy, hip-hop & film getting worse?GuestsNorberto Briceño — educator, writer, cultural commentatorBlack Rose — comedian & storytellerCall to actionIf you dug the episode, rate & review, share with a friend, and tell us in the comments: is social media killing the craft—or just changing it? 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Hosts: Gadiel Del Orbe, Norberto Briceño, Black RoseTopics Covered:Zoran Mamdani and the future of NYC busesWorking-class transportation and equityComedy in Harlem & Hispanic Heritage MonthHow comedians adjust their sets by boroughInfluencer politics & social media propagandaFights, respect, and street stories from NYCComedy vs Culture: Why authenticity mattersPull Quotes:“Comedy in the Bronx is different from Harlem — you gotta earn it.”“Free buses aren’t crazy — they’re equity.”“Don’t follow leaders blindly. Question everyone.”CTA:If you laughed or learned, subscribe on YouTube and leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify!Share your favorite moment in the comments — you might get a shout-out next episode 🔥Socials:YouTube: The Gadiel Del Orbe ShowIG / TikTok @GadielDelOrbeGuest handles @BlackRose @NorbertoBricenoGear: Sony A7S III / FX30 • Shure MV7 • Zoom H6n • Amaran 150c • OBS Multi-RTMP  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Guest: Drew Hernandez — “The Combat Veteran”Topics:Veteran comedy that crossed over beyond identityGoing viral in 2016 + the video-meme eraBurnout, trust, and rebuilding after fameFacebook pays, TikTok changed attentionMicro-crew filmmaking (3 people, big results)Reinvention: from sketches → stand-up → directingLatin music side-quest: Bad Bunny, salsa & bachata greatsHighlights / Pull-Quotes:“Do it for yourself first.”“You don’t need a studio—just a story and a small crew.”“Reinvention keeps you alive creatively.”Call to Action:If you laughed or learned, rate & follow on Apple/Spotify and share with a friend. Drop your favorite moment in a review—we might read it next episode.Socials:YouTube: The Gadiel Del Orbe ShowIG/TikTok: @GadielDelOrbeGuest: @jokesbydrewSupport the Show:Sponsorships & bookings: [email protected] jar: Venmo @gadieldelorbe 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

This week on the podcast, Gadiel Del Orbe is joined by Norberto Briceño and Black Rose for an unfiltered, funny, and culture-packed conversation about the headlines everybody’s talking about.We cover:🎶 Cardi B’s new track “Bodega Baddie” and how it represents the Bronx, Dominican women, and NYC bodega culture.🏈 Bad Bunny headlining the Super Bowl halftime show — what it means for Puerto Rico, Latino pride, and the music industry.😂 Dominican vs Puerto Rican Comedy Showdown — behind the scenes from Gadiel’s sold-out weekend shows and why these events are bringing communities together.🏛 Eric Adams dropping out of the NYC mayoral race — what this means for the city’s future and why politics always finds its way into comedy.📱 TikTok buyout drama — could U.S. control of the app change how creators share their voice?Expect laughs, real talk, and sharp perspectives on Latino culture, comedy, and NYC politics.  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, we sit down with Dominican comedy superstar and streamer Ivan Manito alongside the always-hilarious Comedian Black Rose. We dive into the making of La Factoria — the Dominican “Office”-style web series that hit over 100K views — and talk honestly about ownership, sponsorships, and why creators don’t need Hollywood to succeed.Expect laughs, behind-the-scenes stories about casting and production, and candid conversations about relationships, social media, and the hustle of building comedy careers in NYC.If you’re into Dominican comedy, Latino creators, stand-up, and the business of entertainment, this episode is for you. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, Gadiel sits down with comedians Davinci and BlackRose for a raw, hilarious, and unfiltered conversation about comedy, culture, and the movement behind the Dominican Comedy Revolution.They talk about:The rise of Dominican and Afro-Latino comedians in NYCComedy “beef,” authenticity, and giving flowers to mentorsGrowing up in Washington Heights and lessons from the blockWhy accountability and respect are key to growthHilarious stories from street fights to first showsBuilding a true Dominican Comedy Revolution for the next generationTimestamp Highlights0:00 – Kicking off with Davinci & BlackRose: Dominican comedy energy2:00 – Comedy beef? Giving flowers vs. jealousy in the scene4:55 – From basketball dreams to stand-up: Davinci’s comedy origin8:40 – Building the Dominican Revolution through culture & comedy14:30 – Accountability, respect, and lessons from the old heads23:00 – Street fight stories: bats, chairs, and surviving NYC33:00 – Culture clash: dancing, family, and what outsiders don’t get39:00 – Afro-Latino roots, African influence, and embracing blackness46:00 – Performing for all audiences: going beyond Dominican crowds55:00 – Supporters, boundaries, and the reality of fame1:01:00 – Goodnight calls to the homies (masculinity & love)1:04:45 – Final thoughts: Florida shows, the movement, and what’s next 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Join us for an emergency podcast as we react to the latest **news** and discuss **politics**. We're breaking down **breaking news** stories and offering **daily news** updates, including developments on **trump**, **global news** events and other **live news**. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, Gadiel sits down with Black Rose and Zipporah (Tantra Coach & Somatic Therapist) for a raw and eye-opening conversation on what Tantra really is—and what it isn’t.We dive into:The truth about Tantra as a lifestyle (beyond just sex)How to create deeper intimacy through ritual, breathwork, and intentionHealing sexual shame and breaking free from porn conditioningWhy slowing down increases pleasure (for men AND women)The role of cannabis and mindfulness in heightening sensualityThe importance of consent, boundaries, and open communication in relationshipsReal talk on sex clubs, shibari, and conscious celibacyZipporah shares powerful insights from her work as a coach and therapist, while Gadiel and Black Rose bring humor, honesty, and curiosity to the table. Expect laughs, vulnerable moments, and a whole new way of thinking about intimacy.If you’ve ever wondered what Tantra really means—or how to upgrade your sex life with more depth, connection, and fun—this episode is for you.Follow Zippora: @zippora.thehighpriestess | https://sacrederos.com/listing/zipporah-tantra-therapist/Follow Black Rose: @iamblackrosenyc 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Big themes:Anti-Blackness & colorism • Colonial legacies • Media erasure vs. representation • “Latinidad” as marketing vs. lived identity • The (non-existent) unified “Latino vote” • Anti-intellectualism & gender gaps • From outrage to outcomes: what actually helps youthActionable takeaways:Invest time/money in youth programs, test prep, and mentorship.Attend your local community board—track where funds go and advocate for youth/education.Start small, consistent conversations in real life (family tables, group chats, barbershops).Books mentioned (great starters):The Afro-Latin@ Reader • Latino Inc. (Arlene Dávila) • Making Hispanics (Cristina Mora) • Hopeful Girls, Troubled Boys (Nancy López)Guest: Dominican sociology PhD researcher (IG/TikTok: @plata_knows)Host asks: If this added value, drop a 5-star rating, comment your takeaways, and share with a friend who’ll push the convo forward.Why it matters: ideas shape budgets, schools, and who gets seen/heard.How to help: show up locally, fund youth and literacy, mentor, and keep the conversation going.Resources: The Afro-Latin@ Reader • Latino Inc. • Making Hispanics • Hopeful Girls, Troubled Boys.  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

What you’ll hear:Context on Pepe & Ángela Aguilar’s comments and why words matterICE on the ground in LA/DC, policing stories, and policy implicationsEmpathy vs. machismo, anti-intellectualism, and how schools sanitize historyColumbus, Taíno/Indigenous identity, slavery, and reparationsWhy “rage-bait” wins—and how not to amplify itPop culture detour: Superman as refugee, Blue Beetle, Mr. Terrific, and the Pattinson Batman debateChapters (approx.)00:00 Cold open00:30 Pepe Aguilar @ Hollywood Bowl — setup05:00 “Do it legally” controversy & reactions08:45 ICE in LA/DC; policing dynamics11:30 Empathy, machismo & anti-intellectualism20:30 Indigenous history: Taíno vs. “Aztec” shorthand26:00 Columbus, slavery, and sanitized textbooks33:00 Reparations & misinformation35:45 Don’t feed the rage-bait machine41:00 Politics as pro-wrestling49:00 Superman as immigrant; Blue Beetle & Mr. Terrific52:30 The Batman (Pattinson) debate54:30 Wrap + how to supportIf this convo hit, follow/subscribe, leave a 5-star rating, and drop your take in the comments. Share with someone who needs to hear it.  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

0:00 – Back in the studio: DR & Mexico talk1:25 – The new American Dream & dual citizenship2:40 – The Rock’s health scare & steroid debate6:30 – Aging, fitness, and Hollywood pressures9:00 – Why The Rock’s movies feel repetitive13:00 – A24’s The Smashing Machine & risks in acting14:50 – Dominican livestream boom: La Casa de Alofoke20:00 – Reality TV vs. brain-rot content25:30 – Should we actually watch it?33:00 – Why humans love gossip & stories34:50 – Live streaming = the new campfire36:20 – Rampage’s son wrestling incident explained42:30 – Wrestlers, receipts & the referee’s role46:30 – Ego, anger issues & accountability54:45 – Will Smith vs. Chris Rock – justified or not?59:30 – Life lessons: walking away from fights1:02:20 – Scrappy’s story & why violence isn’t worth it1:03:10 – Final thoughts & message to the youth  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

In this episode, Gadiel Del Orbe sits down with Mr. Nueva Yol for a raw and inspiring conversation about comedy, social media, and leadership. From going viral by accident to building a 640K+ following, Mr. Novayor shares how authenticity, speed, and consistency became his secret sauce.We dive into the Dominican comedy wave, the importance of collaboration over ego, and how representation in mainstream media is finally shifting. Mr. Novayor opens up about balancing a 9–5 job with his comedy career, lessons in leadership, and his vision to build a production house that uplifts the next generation of comedians.Expect laughs, powerful insights, and plenty of gems about content creation, branding, and culture.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeHow Mr. Novayor accidentally went viral with his first skitWhy authenticity beats perfection in today’s content gameThe role of collaboration in building a comedy movementLessons on leadership, empathy, and confidence in comedyStories about Dominican representation in Hollywood and SNLThe vision for a future “comedy label” for up-and-coming talentFeatured Topics & ShoutoutsTommy Peña – early mentor and inspirationThat’sDominican.com – trailblazing Dominican comedy platformMarcelo Hernandez (SNL) – bringing Dominican culture to mainstream TVRad Ortiz, Orlando, Ian Lara, Vlad – leaders in the new wave of Dominican stand-upBad Bunny – lessons in branding and collaborationConnectFollow Gadiel on Instagram & TikTok: @gadieldelorbeFollow Mr. Nuevayol on Instagram: @mrnuevayol 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Comedy producer and culture plug Tommy Peña joins Gadiel to rewind one of the OG Latino sketch channels—“That’s Dominican!” Tommy breaks down how the YouTube series exploded out of Washington Heights, gave a generation its first taste of Dominican meme-culture, and why the ride eventually slammed to a stop. They swap war stories on shooting guerrilla sketches in bodegas, then fast-forward to Tommy’s latest passion project: “La Factoria,” the live stand-up + music mash-up he co-created with comedian Ivan Manito. Expect behind-the-curtain details on selling out underground shows, building community with hookah instead of cover charges, and turning “Dominican time” into a branding superpower. The convo pivots—of course—to the internet rumor that Bad Bunny is half-Dominican; Tommy comes armed with receipts, Gadiel brings the jokes. Laughs, nostalgia, and a blueprint for indie Latino success all in one episode—press play! 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

⏰ Timestamps0:00 — Intro0:18 — Adidas “huaraches”: appropriation vs appreciation?17:26 — Emilia Pérez controversy: tone-deaf? Why Eugenio Derbez was “right”28:54 — Christian Nodal × Cazzu × Ángela Aguilar drama explained46:57 — Gadiel on becoming agnostic  🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Comedian Cris Sosa slides into the studio for a jaw-dropping ride that veers from punch-lines to true-crime real quick. Cris drops the wild family bombshell: his father’s wife allegedly hired a hit-man to take him out. Gadiel’s reaction? Pure “wait, WHAT?!” energy. Together they dissect how dark life twists can morph into stage gold, what it’s like to mine trauma for laughs, and why stand-up is cheaper than therapy. Expect Dominican side-stories, insider details on producing a special in 2025, and a survival tale so insane you’ll hit rewind just to believe it. Press play for laughs, gasps, and proof that the best comedy often comes from the scariest chapters. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Sasha Merci—comedian, producer, and fearless storyteller—joins Gadiel for an emotional, laughter-laced deep dive that traces her journey from tragedy to the bright lights of her own one-woman show. Sasha opens up about losing her mother at just three months old and how that early loss forged her resilience, humor, and Dominican-American identity. She recounts moving to New York City with nothing but a MetroCard and a notebook of punch lines, hustling open-mics from Washington Heights to Brooklyn, and ultimately writing the autobiographical stage piece that would sell out downtown theaters. Beyond her solo success, Sasha lifts the curtain on producing Dominican comedy showcases, explaining how she curates lineups, wrangles venues, and amplifies Caribbean voices that mainstream clubs overlook. Gadiel and Sasha swap survival hacks for big-city creatives, roast the wildest subway characters they’ve met, and dig into why personal grief can be the sharpest tool in a comedian’s kit. Raw, inspiring, and hilariously honest—this episode proves heavy stories can spark the loudest laughs. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

🔗 Guest Links• Norberto on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@NorbertoBriceno• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/NorbertoBriceno Support the ShowTour tickets, merch & more → https://gadieldelorbe.com 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Topics we cover in this episode:Why Norberto co-founded one of the first Latino digital media spacesAssimilation vs. celebrating our heritageThe impact of ICE and immigrant rights awarenessMisinformation, AI deepfakes & how to spot themMale loneliness, friendships, and building communityParenting in the iPad era & discipline todayThe cost of living and how it shapes cultureRed pill content & toxic alpha narrativesWhy accountability is power, not weaknessFinding joy & curiosity through “kind of interesting things” on TikTokFollow Norberto:Instagram: @norbertobricenoTikTok: @norbertobricenoFollow Gadiel:Instagram: @gadieldelorbeTikTok: @gadieldelorbeYouTube: Gadiel Del Orbe 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]

Meet “The Gadiel Del Orbe Show,” a fast-talking, Spanglish-sprinkled comedy-and-culture ride straight from the 1 Train to your earbuds. In this 45-second teaser, Gadiel introduces his weekly mission—laugh louder, learn something new, maybe text that ex—while subway ambience, guest one-liners, and a Latin-trap beat set the tone. Hit play for a flash of Dominican-NYC swagger, trending-topic hot-takes, and the promise of fresh episodes every Wednesday. 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe 📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review! 💼  Business / booking: [email protected]