In this episode of Tamarindo, we sit down with Giselle Carillo, an educator, surfer, and founder of Lost Courage camps, an initiative aimed at creating equity in the surfing community.

Welcome to the Marino podcast.

Hosted by me, Brenda Gonzalez, a fitness coach, political nerd, and nonprofit capacity builder.

And me, Delsey Sandoval, a Guatemalan American licensed therapist and passionate creativity advocate.

Together, we're here to uplift our community through powerful conversations with change makers, creatives, and healers.

Each week on the pod, we talk politics, culture, and personal development.

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Let's start the show.

Hello, Tamarino listeners. Hi, Brenda.

I'm excited to be here. Hello, Tamarindo podcast listeners.

Yeah, yeah, I love when we get to hang out and kind of see each other back to back. It's awesome. I'm so excited about today's episode because today we are speaking to Jessel Carrillo. She's an educator, a surfer, and the founder of Los Courage Camps.

But before we get into it, Brenda, I want to talk a little bit about yesterday's event.

Can you give us a rundown of what it was?

Yeah, I'm going to tell the audience because they could get to be a part of this as well.

They could check this out.

So Glad had this event for their series called Dimmelos, who was an in-person gathering. And Dimelo is a awesome conversation series produced and

created by Gabe Gonzalez, who's a friend of the pod. And it's his conversations with

Latinque queer comedians.

And this was such a treat for us to get to go to this in person

because it was a surprise to me that we actually got to have some live comedy.

I thought it was going to be more like a panel.

So how exciting, right, to get to have amazing comedy.

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