Welcome to the grand finale of this beautiful journey to find and embrace the glory of life. For this special occasion, we have the privilege to talk to the brilliant Paul Roseby –CEO of the National Youth Theatre in London, prolific director, broadcaster and writer– who brings a large dose of wisdom and sense of humor. Paul and Jaime discuss the act of resilience, accepting failure to build confidence, having revelations while cleaning the bathroom and taking life not too seriously. This is an inspiring and empowering end that will open the door of all possibilities that you already have in your hands. Are you ready for it?

The journey to glory is almost coming to an end and this episode is a return to the beginning of life: our families. This conversation is probably the most personal and vulnerable of them all, but it will also bring some light to our listeners. Efrén Prieto, born in Venezuela, is an acrobatics performer and yoga instructor who has inspired his family with his own personal transformation. Even being miles and miles apart, Efrén and Jaime have lived similar experiences surrounded by fear, religion and unfortunate comments. However, they have overcome adversity following their hearts and that’s where true revolution started. They also discuss the importance of prioritizing mental health, family communication and supporting our loved ones.

This week we pay homage to the art of drag with the one and only Isabelle Kliger, an international journalist specialized in this revolutionary art form. She is a proud fag hag, born in Sweden and fully integrated in the queer community of Barcelona, who works for some of the biggest newspapers and magazines. Isabelle and Jaime talk about how drag inspired their lives and transformed their perspectives, but they also discuss the power of drag to challenge heteronormativity, break gender-biased rules and illuminate new generations.