Stay ConnectedGlobal Flow is where culture, conversation, and change collide. Hosted by Z100’s Dramos, the show dives into the stories of the disruptors shaping what’s next—across music, entertainment, business, and beyond. From the underground to the global stage, each episode unpacks the forces redefining culture through a Latin and cross-cultural lens.
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After over three years, Life as a Gringo comes to a close. In this final episode, Dramos reflects on the journey—from launching the show as a passion project to building a platform that gave a voice to the unheard. He opens up about the personal growth, the lessons learned, the community built, and why it’s time to turn the page. Plus, he answers listener questions, sharing what’s next and how this ending is really just the beginning of a new chapter.
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Bad Bunny's Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour is selling out fast, proving once again that Latino artists are dominating the global stage. This week, we dive into what his massive success means for representation and cultural power. We also spotlight how Latina moms are being celebrated this Mother's Day—not just with gifts, but with recognition for their strength, wisdom, and the iconic phrases that shaped us. And in political news, George Santos has been sentenced to 87 months in prison, closing the chapter on one of the most bizarre fraud cases in recent memory.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/george-santos-sentenced-87-months/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/bad-bunny-world-tour-us-canada/
https://fiercebymitu.com/beauty-and-style/latina-moms-shine-bright/
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One week away from the series finale, Dramos takes a moment to reflect on the wild ride that has been Life as a Gringo—from its early beginnings during the pandemic to becoming a platform for unfiltered truth, cultural pride, and connection. He opens up about how the show helped him find his voice, reconnect with his roots, and build a community that felt seen. As he prepares to close this chapter, Dramos shares what he’s learned, what he’s leaving behind, and what’s next in the evolution of his journey.
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Three U.S. citizen children were deported—one with stage 4 cancer—while Trump downplays the fallout in a chaotic ABC interview. His national security adviser resigns over a Signal scandal. Women are quietly signaling a recession through canceled appointments and DIY beauty. And Yale launches a Bad Bunny course that’s really about Puerto Rico, colonialism, and cultural power.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/children-citizens-deported/
https://fiercebymitu.com/work-and-money/women-spending-recession-signal/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/bad-bunny-course-at-yale/
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In this solo episode, Dramos recaps everything we uncovered during Financial Literacy Month—from building wealth without generational money to healing from financial trauma and learning how to shift from survival mode to long-term stability. Whether you’re just starting your money journey or trying to level up, this one’s all about the real talk they don’t teach us: mindset shifts, money mistakes, and what financial freedom actually looks like for our community.
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Trump says tariffs on China are coming down, but not disappearing, as major retailers push back against rising costs. Meanwhile, a prisoner swap proposal between Latin American leaders stirs international tension, and a viral debate has Gen Z women asking: is marriage still a good deal? Plus, Pedro Pascal makes a bold statement for trans rights without saying a word.
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For Financial Literacy Month, this week’s episode is with Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino, former public school math teacher and founder of Wealth Para Todos. Soledad breaks down how she and her husband are on track to retire by 45—not through flashy schemes, but by shifting from survival mode to long-term wealth planning. We talk about the power of financial education in our communities, how Latinos can build wealth without coming from money, and why self-care isn’t just about spa days—it’s about building the life you actually want, one smart decision at a time.
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What happens when power is ignored, abused, or taken back? In this episode, we break down the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia—a Maryland man sent to a Salvadoran mega-prison despite a court ruling protecting him—and the Trump administration’s outright refusal to comply with a Supreme Court order. Meanwhile, Puerto Rico faces yet another massive blackout, leaving millions without power and prompting artists like Bad Bunny to speak out. And at Coachella, Latino artists are showing up stronger than ever, reclaiming the spotlight on one of music’s biggest stages. From government defiance to cultural power moves, we explore what resistance looks like across courts, islands, and festival stages.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/kilmar-abrego-garcia-deportation-fight-explainer/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/bad-bunny-puerto-rico-blackout-callout/
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As part of Financial Literacy Month, we're breaking down the real story behind the gig economy with award-winning leadership consultant Dr. Nika White. From side hustles that build long-term wealth to the burnout and instability that come with hustle culture, this episode explores how people of color are redefining success.
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This week, we dive into a series of heavy-hitting stories shaping our communities: the tragic collapse of Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic that killed over 100 people—including music legend Rubby Pérez and former MLB players—raising urgent questions about safety and accountability. We also unpack a major shift in U.S. immigration policy as the IRS agrees to share taxpayer data with ICE, a move that could send shockwaves through immigrant communities. Plus, we break down the economic chaos following Trump’s latest tariff hikes on China, the record-breaking rise of Latin music in 2024, and why Bad Bunny’s Tiny Desk concert became a powerful love letter to Puerto Rico.
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