They said we were evil for walking our own path. But we were just waking up. In this episode, Jay takes you through the pain, pride, and purpose of breaking free from the labels meant to shame us. They Call Us Evil is a reclaiming of power, love, and ancestral truth — straight from the heart of the Valley.

In this episode, Haunted by Faith, we dive deep into the shadows that linger long after leaving the church. Many of us were raised to believe that faith meant fear — fear of hell, fear of judgment, fear of being different. But what happens when that fear starts haunting you even after you walk away?

We’ll talk about the guilt, the dreams, the whispers of “what if” that follow those of us who dared to question what we were taught. From spiritual awakenings to quiet rebellions, this episode is a space for anyone who’s ever felt torn between what they were told to believe and what their soul actually feels.

This one’s for the ones finding their own path — con el corazón lleno de fe, but not the kind they tried to control. 🌙🕯️🌵

In this episode of Nopal del Valle, we journey into the whispers of the earth — the signs, the omens, and the messages nature leaves along our path. From the flight of birds and the songs of the wind, to sudden rain or the way animals cross our road, every movement of the natural world carries a message for those who are awake enough to notice.

Episode 4 – Generational Beliefs: Breaking the Chains and Honoring the Roots
In this episode of Nopal del Valle, we dive deep into the beliefs passed down through generations — the ones that shaped our families, our fears, and our faith. From cultural traditions that grounded us to outdated mindsets that limited us, we explore how the younger generation is waking up, questioning, and healing ancestral wounds while still honoring the wisdom of our elders.

Join me as we talk about the power of awareness, the courage to unlearn, and the beauty of creating a new path for future generations — con el corazón del Valle y el espíritu de quienes vinieron antes de nosotros.

In this episode of Nopal del Valle, we explore curanderismo as a cultural tradition rooted in Mexican and Latin American heritage. From herbs and home remedies to faith and spirituality, curanderismo reflects the values of healing, community, and ancestral wisdom. We also talk about the stigma that surrounds these practices, and why curanderismo continues to hold meaning for people in the 956 today.

In this episode, Jaime opens up about his personal spiritual journey — from growing up Catholic, moving into Christianity, and eventually stepping away from organized religion altogether. He shares the experiences that made him question traditional teachings, the pressure of being a “poster child” for a faith community, and how he’s learned to create a belief system that truly fits him. This isn’t about telling you what to believe — it’s about starting an honest conversation on why it’s okay to question, to grow, and to find your own path.

In this first episode, I’m kicking things off by sharing what Nopal del Valle is all about—witchcraft, the paranormal, and all things mysterious here in the 956. It’s just me today, introducing the podcast and giving y’all a feel for my personality, my vibe, and what you can expect as we dive into future episodes.