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.
Rooted in the diaspora. Focused on what’s next.
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Dramos and his IG followers tackle the battle of being religious vs. being spiritual, all with the help of some words from the great philosopher Joseph Campbell.
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Dramos talks about his own personal experience being the black sheep of his family, as well as reads from studies that experts have done on what is known as the "black sheep effect".
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Dramos celebrates Jasmine Camacho-Quinn for staying true to her roots and winning a gold medal for Puerto Rico in the Olympics. He also talks about his own path to getting in touch with his roots and brings on activist Dean Huertas to share his own story about finding his authentic self.
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Hoe phase, party phase, single phase, or whatever else you want to call it; Dramos breaks down why he thinks it's essential for our generation to go through this phase while we're young, if we want to have a healthy love life.
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Dramos talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the Latino community. He dives into the controversy surrounding the vaccine and how it's tearing through our community. He asks his followers why they decided to get vaccinated, or didn't, and urges listeners to get informed.
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Dramos tackles the topic of mental health in the Latinx community: the stigmas and the PTSD that are far too common in in our community. From his own personal battles with depression and anxiety, to statistics from experts, this episode aims to help continue to destigmatize the topic of mental health in the Latinx community.
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Dramos reacts to a trending tweet by artist Yung Bleu who proclaimed that we need to stay off social media if we don't want to cheat. Giving takes from experts, his Instagram followers and of course his own experience, Dramos breaks down the temptation for instant gratification that comes from being on social media.
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In the debut episode of Life As Gringo, Dramos brings on his parents to talk about the effects that our upbringing has on us as adults. He goes into finding forgiveness for our parents, healing childhood wounds and asks his followers "what is something you wish your parents taught you?"
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