What’s on your bucket list? What dreams have you put off — not because you forgot about them, but because life just kept happening?

In this episodio, we’re opening up about those long-held sueños pendientes — the ones we whisper to ourselves late at night or tuck away for “some day.” Whether it's an aventura, a personal goal, or a quiet longing for más, we’re saying them out loud. Because it’s never too late to honor the parts of ourselves we’ve been putting on hold.

We talk about why we delay our sueños — familia, miedo, finances, or simply feeling like it’s “too late.” We reflect on what we still want to do just for us, how cultura and expectations can get in the way, and what it means to reclaim our deseos in midlife.

This episodio was inspired by @the.traveling.maestra, who’s currently walking the Camino de Santiago – French Route, fulfilling one of her own bucket list sueños. Her journey reminded us that pursuing joy, healing, and propósito can start at any time, and that our stories are still being written.

🎙️ No Sabemos Pero Opinamos is a Spanglish podcast by two Mexicanas navigating midlife with humor, honesty, and corazón. We hold space every week for real conversaciones about identidad, cultura, motherhood, aging, mental health, and all the messy in-between.

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Porque los sueños no caducan — and it’s never too late to start again.

¿Dónde estamos ahora? Estamos viviendo un momento complicado. En este episodio de No Sabemos Pero Opinamos, hablamos del aumento de redadas de inmigración, la presencia de la Guardia Nacional, y cómo todo esto impacta nuestras comunidades.

We’re sharing resources y por qué ahora más que nunca, es super importante estar informados y unidos.

Porque en tiempos difíciles, el poder está en la comunidad.
Y si no nos cuidamos entre nosotros, entonces ¿quién?

What happens when you grow up straddling two cultures but never feeling fully accepted by either? In this episode, we explore the complex identity many Latinos face when raised in predominantly white spaces—where you're often seen as “other”—while also struggling to feel fully embraced by Latino communities. We talk about the loneliness, the code-switching, and how holding on to our culture can become difficult in environments that don’t reflect us. But through all the searching, there's power in carving out a sense of belonging—on your own terms.