Ever since Kanye dropped his “Betrayal List,” Vince and Eileen knew it was time to release theirs, porque let’s be honest, we’ve all been betrayed. From knees that give out mid-run and metabolism that clocked out for lunch and never came back, to being ghosted by our favorite snacks at Trader Joes and Apple changing chargers otra vez just to test our faith, nada ni nadie is safe. The duo goes off on the funniest everyday traiciones, adulthood scams, travel fails, fashion regret, and somehow still ends up laughing (and dragging) through it all. Tune in for the chaos, the Palabra del Día, and a reminder that when life betrays you, at least you can put it on the list.

In this episode of How I Met Your Tia, Vince and Eileen swap stories about the “little blessings” that felt fancy growing up first-gen—whether it was homemade popcorn for movie night, burritos wrapped in foil at school, or finally getting that three-scoop Thrifty ice cream. They dive into core childhood memories, from Sabado Gigante Saturdays to wanting brand-name shoes, and reflect on how small treats shaped their perspective on family, culture, and gratitude. Sometimes, the simplest moments leave the deepest marks.

On this episode of How I Met Your Tía, we dive into what really counts as “éxito” in relationships. Society loves to measure success by marriage and kids, but long-term friendships, those ride-or-die conexiones rarely get the credit they deserve. We also get real about parejas that drag on too long, when it’s time to let go, and why saying adiós can sometimes be the healthiest choice. Expect laughs, a little chisme, and a lot of corazón as we explore love, amistad, and everything in between.

In this episodio of How I Met Your Tía, we dive into the magic of sports and the recuerdos we’ve built around them, from our first experiences to the viral video of the señora who snatched a foul ball from a family at a baseball game (¡qué mala onda!).

We also take a pause for something más serio: September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. We share why talking openly matters, and how checking in with amigos y familia can save lives.

If you or someone you know is struggling:

• 📞 Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.)

• 💻 Chat via 988lifeline.org

• 🌎 For international hotlines, visit findahelpline.com

You’re not alone. La vida is meant to be lived juntos. 💛

In this short solo episode, Vince takes the mic while Eileen takes a "mucho take it easy". Vulnerable and reflective, Vince shares why this podcast has become one of his few safe outlets to express thoughts, opinions, and emotions as a first-gen man. Inspired by the lessons of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, this episode explores what it means to be vulnerable, to carry adult responsibilities, and to laugh at yourself along the way.

From friendships that fade to grudges that weigh heavy, to the bittersweet moments of caring for a viejo perrito, sometimes life reminds us that holding on too tight only hurts us more. In this episode, we get candid about learning when to fight, when to forgive, and when to simply déjalo ir. Because protecting your corazón means knowing which battles are worth it… and which ones deserve peace instead of pelea.

The streets are alive otra vez, and unfortunately, we are in them 😅 From run clubs to rooftop hangs, we’re breaking down the regreso of IRL and why everyone’s craving connection in the wild. Join us as we laugh through the awkward, the unexpected, and the magical moments that only happen when you actually leave la casa.

We’re talking about being super grateful for what you have pero también knowing when it’s time to move on. Honoring your feelings an realizing that champagne problems, are still problems 🥂 This week, we break down why “stability” can feel like freedom to some and like una jaulita to others, how the old-school mindset of staying at one job forever is shifting, and the guilt of leaving a place where everyone thinks you should be happy. Plus, we play a TikTok that hits way too close to home and reminds us that gratitude and change can totally live in the same corazón.

Love, lies, and LinkedIn chisme.

In this episode, we dive into the viral CEO cheating scandal that had social media en fuego. Why do people cheat? Is it ego, opportunity, or just emotional immaturity? From office affairs to matters of the heart, we break down the psychology of infidelity and what it really says about modern love.

Are we rewriting the rules or just making excuses? Vince shares stories of feminist pushback when he tries to be “gentlemanly,” but Eileen calls B.S. saying chivalry is just basic manners. We unpack what real respect looks like, whether feminism actually killed chivalry, and wonder what our old-school tíos would say if they saw the way men are moving now.

In this episode of HIMYTia, the chisme is piping hot as one of our listeners shoots her shot with Tio Vince! She’s trying to be a Tia and we love her for it!

Whether it’s love, chamba, or manifesting la vida you want sometimes you just gotta tirar el balazo and hope for the best. In this episode, we’re talking all things shoot your shot: sliding into DMs (sí, romantically and professionally), asking for what you’re worth, and not letting miedo keep you from leveling up. Vince & Eileen break down the art of the bold move, the cringe, the cute, and cómo manejar el rechazo like a pro. Grab your cafecito (or tequila) and let’s get into it porque the universe favors the brave! Échale ganas, mija/o!

What happens when your love life crosses cultural borders? In this episode of How I Met Your Tía, we spill the beans on what it’s really like to date outside your culture. From explaining why your tía keeps calling them mijo to decoding unspoken family traditions, we share our own chisme and challenges.

Grab your chanclas and your open mind ,it’s time to talk culture clash, compromise, and why sometimes, love needs subtitles.

Your favorite problematic tío and tía (accidentally on purpose) meet up in Vegas and catch up on their international escapades. Vince spills the family chisme from a trip to La Paz, México while Eileen breaks down her annual girls trip to Panamá y Colombia, including some juicy cultural learnings and a moment of existential spiraling about el capitalismo after visiting the Panamá Canal.

It’s geography, generational trauma, and giving main character energy in customs.