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Episode 137 National Hispanic Heritage Month Kickoff: Celebrating Latinx Contributions in TV, Film & Music Every year from September 15 to October 15 , people across the United States celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month;  a time dedicated to honoring the history, culture, creativity, and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities. But this celebration is more than just a month on the calendar. It’s a recognition of the voices, stories, rhythms, and talent that continue shaping entertainment and culture around the world. From unforgettable movie performances to groundbreaking television shows and global music movements, Latinx influence has become a major force in modern pop culture. Whether you grew up dancing to Selena, laughing with sitcom families, or watching Latinx actors finally step into leading roles, there’s no denying the impact. This episode of KDTime is all about celebrating those contributions and giving flowers to the artists, creators, and cultural m...

 Episode 101 Dating Do's and Don'ts: How Modern Romance Has Evolved *Originally discussed on my podcast episode with Nicki* Dating has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past few decades. What once were hard-and-fast rules have given way to a more fluid, technology-driven landscape that would be virtually unrecognizable to someone from even 20 years ago. In our recent podcast conversation, Nicki and I dove deep into how the do's and don'ts of dating have shifted, and honestly, some of the changes are pretty shocking. The Old Rules vs. The New Reality Then: Wait Three Days to Call The Old Don't: Never call someone immediately after a date. Wait exactly three days to show you're not desperate. Now: Immediate communication is not only acceptable but expected. In fact, not texting within a few hours might signal disinterest. The "three-day rule" has been replaced by the "three-hour anxiety window" where silence breeds overthinking. Th...