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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As a part of Financial Literacy Month, Dramos is joined by Dr. Paul Rivera—co-founder of BeActChange and a man whose journey spans academia, diplomacy, international economics, and strategic coaching. We dive into the harsh realities behind the so-called “American Dream,” especially for Latinos. From financial stress to mental health struggles, we unpack the hidden costs of chasing success in the U.S. and explore whether it’s all even worth it. Dr. Rivera shares his perspective as someone who left the U.S. to start a new life in the Dominican Republic with his family, offering a fresh lens on what real success can look like when you step outside the box and reject the hustle-at-all-costs mindset.
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To kick off Financial Literacy Month, we’re joined by stand-up comedian and Creative Director of Mente World, Luis Galilei. Beyond the laughs, Luis has been on the frontlines of mutual aid work in New York, helping shift the narrative around mental health by first addressing the basic needs of our communities. Mente is building spaces where young Americans can find connection and healing amid the mental health crisis. In this episode, we dive into how financial hardships—from childhood struggles to adult money trauma—shape our mental wellbeing, and how breaking free from limiting beliefs can be a path toward both financial and emotional freedom.
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We start with the Alien Enemies Act of 1798—a centuries-old law that’s suddenly back in the conversation. What does it mean, and how could it impact immigrants today? Then, we dive into the rift between Senate Democrats, as Michael Bennet openly criticizes Chuck Schumer’s leadership—what’s behind the tension, and what does it mean for the party moving forward? We also tackle a hard truth: undocumented immigrants pay billions in taxes while billionaires dodge them—how does the system keep letting this happen? Bad Bunny breaking the internet and finally, we’re celebrating Becky G’s latest win as she becomes the first Latina to receive the Pionera award at the Latino Sports Awards, proving once again that she's more than just a music star.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/alien-enemies-act-1978-explainer/
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5205304-michael-bennet-chuck-schumer-senate-democrats/
https://fiercebymitu.com/news/undocumented-immigrants-taxes-vs-billionaires/
https://fiercebymitu.com/news/becky-g-pionera-award-latinos-sports/
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Success isn’t built in the spotlight—it’s forged in the quiet, uncelebrated grind. In this episode, we dive into the reality of doing the work day in and day out with no immediate results. Kevin Hart talks about how the hardest part of success is showing up every day, even when it feels like nothing is happening. But that’s the price of greatness—patience, discipline, and trust in the process. Because when the moment finally comes, the euphoria of achievement will always outweigh the pain it took to get there. Are you willing to put in the work when no one is watching?
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Dramos dives into trending stories including Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University protester, is now facing deportation after being targeted for his activism—raising serious questions about free speech and immigration rights. Meanwhile, a racist realtor got fired after celebrating mass deportations online (instant karma). We also get into the latest on Yolanda Saldívar’s possible parole—could Selena’s killer actually walk free? Plus, The Office star Oscar Nuñez is making a comeback, and Bad Bunny is using his music to highlight history and resistance with La Mudanza.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/marco-rubio-visa-green-card-holders/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/racist-realtor-fired-trump-deportation/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/yolanda-saldivar-parole-march/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/oscar-nunez-returns-the-office-peacock-series/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/bad-bunny-resistance-history-la-mudanza/
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In this episode, I’m revisiting a talk I gave at the Just Be Social Club mastermind, breaking down one of the biggest roadblocks we all face—bringing our ideas to life. Too often, we wait for the perfect moment, the right connections, or a clear path forward. But the truth is, the key to success is to be in constant creation. When you keep moving, keep building, and put your ideas out into the world, the right opportunities, people, and bridges will find you.
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In this episode, we break down the latest in Latino entertainment and politics, from Nicky Jam rethinking his past support for Trump to Daddy Yankee facing a $250 million lawsuit that could impact his legacy. We also dive into reports that Trump allegedly considered making Puerto Rico independent to avoid U.S. financial responsibility and celebrate Zoe Saldaña’s historic Oscars win for Emilia Pérez, a moment of recognition for Latino stories in Hollywood.
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/nicky-jam-trump-comments/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/daddy-yankee-250-million-lawsuit/
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/entertainment/zoe-saldana-oscars-apology-emilia-perez/
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We grew up believing in the American Dream—the idea that if you work hard enough, you’ll own a home, build wealth, and create a better life. But for many of us, especially as children of immigrants, that dream feels further out of reach than ever. With skyrocketing housing costs, stagnant wages, and an economy that seems stacked against us, is the American Dream even real? Or is it time to redefine success on our own terms? In this episode, we break down the myths, the realities, and what it means to build a future that actually works for us.
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Is the White House shutting down press access like never before? Plus, new ICE data shows a surprising trend in arrests—what does it mean for undocumented communities?
Also, Trump’s got a new $5 million 'gold card' plan for high-level immigrants—who benefits, and who’s left out? And we wrap up with Zoe Saldaña’s major awards season moment—could she be making history?
https://wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news/ice-undocumented-arrest-no-criminal-record/
https://www.hola.com/us/celebrities/20250226816773/zoe-saldana-oscar-win-tradition/
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This week, I’m sharing a dope convo I had on the My First Kicks podcast.. We got into my journey—from rocking kicks as a kid in NYC to working at The Breakfast Club, launching Life as a Gringo, and making the jump from band life to where I am now. Plus, I show off some of my favorite sneakers and drop a few stories you won’t hear anywhere else.
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