In our latest episode, we sit down with Gus Delgado, a Peruvian software engineer who moved to the United States at the age of 12. Gus shares his incredible journey, from his early days in America to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He offers his unique perspective on being Hispanic in America and how these identities have shaped his career and personal life.

"Welcome back to 'In The Middle,' where we dive into the hilarious world of cultural differences! Join host Eddie Minaya, a Peruvian-American, as he shares side-splitting tales of navigating life between Peru and the US. In this episode, Eddie recalls his first days in the US, where lunchtime at school turned into a wild race for food, complete with strategic spitting tactics to protect his meal! ‍♂️ He also shares the confusion of Spanish slang in different countries, like the time he thought someone was hitting on him when they were actually threatening to fight! Eddie's stories are a riot of cultural mishaps from Fourth of July fireworks to Thanksgiving mishaps and misunderstandings. Join us for a laugh and a lesson in cultural awareness! Like, share, and subscribe to 'In The Middle' for more hilarious adventures! Let's make this episode go viral! #CulturalDifferences #FunnyStories #IntheMiddlePodcast #CulturalComedy #PeruvsUSA #CulturalClash"

Have you ever faced identity crises, or grappled with the clash between the person you've become and the culture you left behind? Share your thoughts in the comments below and let's build a supportive community where we can discuss, learn, and grow together.

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Learn about the latest advancements in kidney cancer research and treatment, and gain insights into prevention strategies. Subscribe, hit the bell, and share this remark. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about being gay in the Arab world, and we're going to explore some of the most common ones in this video. We'll discuss the legal and social implications of being gay in the Arab world and give you a glimpse into the lives of gay people in the Arab world. So if you're wondering about the gay community in the Arab world or just curious about the situation, this video is for you! #podcast #shorts #storytelling

In this video, we will explore the shocking truth about being gay in the Arab world. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about being gay in the Arab world, and we're going to explore some of the most common ones in this video. We'll discuss the legal and social implications of being gay in the Arab world and give you a glimpse into the lives of gay people in the Arab world. So if you're wondering about the gay community in the Arab world or just curious about the situation, this video is for you! #podcast #shorts #storytelling

In this episode, we explore the influence of cultural diversity on artistic expression. Art is a universal language, and the way we create and interpret it is deeply influenced by our unique cultural backgrounds. We will discuss how different cultures inspire and shape artistic techniques, themes, and styles and how artists use their heritage to express their identity and experiences. From traditional art forms to contemporary creations, we'll explore how culture plays a pivotal role in shaping the art we create and enjoy. Join us on this journey of artistic discovery as we celebrate the beauty of cultural diversity and its impact on the world of art.

Fernando's journey who lived in four different countries - Peru, Dominican Republic, United States and Czech Republic - is truly inspiring. His story of resilience and adaptability is a testament to the power of human determination. With each move, he embraced new cultures and languages, learning to navigate the unique challenges of each country. In the end, he found himself settling in Prague, where he discovered a newfound sense of belonging. This story is a testament to the power of travel, cultural exchange, and the human spirit.

Join us for a comprehensive sex education series specifically designed for the Hispanic community. Learn about sexual health, relationships, and important topics like STDs and contraception in Spanish. Improve your understanding of sex education and feel empowered to make informed decisions. Keywords: sex education, Hispanics, Spanish, sexual health, relationships, STDs, contraception, informed decisions

In the episode, Chris, a radio personality from the DC area, talk about accent, and how crazy it is when you speak more than two languages.

I am sure we all have heard this phrase; you know you are in a Latino family when the mom treats their sons as kings, and the Dads are scared to protect their daughters from those boys. But today, we will focus on how moms treat their sons like kings in a Hispanic family. Why does this happen? What drives Hispanic Moms to act this way?

Yes, it may not sound ordinary, but in the Hispanic culture, we make nicknames for the people we love based on their defects or what they are the most embarrassed about. Why? Not sure, but that's how we show our love for you. In this episode, you will hear examples how what people used to call me when I lived in Peru.

What happens when you move to Latin America without speaking the language? How do you survive? What do people think of you? What do they think when people in Latin America hear a language, they can't understand?

How do you feel when hearing another language spoken? A language that you don't understand. Why do sometimes feel ashamed to speak other than English in the United States? Why is it so different in other countries?

Being raised in a Hispanic household, I see kids growing up to be adults that can never stand on their own two feet. Kids live with their parents until they are 30 and 40's. Is that healthy for them?

Being raised in a Hispanic household, I see kids growing up to be adults that can never stand on their own two feet.

Do you call them uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, and nieces? My American wife doesn't get it.

if you are a first-generation American or migrated to the United States as a kid or adult, do you struggle to identify between the two cultures? How do you deal with it?