Jimena Antelo sin filtro: Santa Cruz, Roger Mariaca y Evo Morales
Mediad Bolivia
27,226 views
Jimena Antelo speaks candidly about interviews that spiral out of control, the future of Santa Cruz, the Roger Mariaca case, Evo Morales, and the personal decisions that shaped her life and career.
In this new conversation with MEDIAD Bolivia, Jimena reveals what happens when the cameras stop rolling, how she manages tension during an interview, why a guest stormed off without saying goodbye, and how she has had to reinvent herself after more than 30 years in the media.
We also discuss Santa Cruz and its future, female leadership, security, justice, drug trafficking, Roger Mariaca, and Evo Morales, whom Jimena publicly invites once again to sit down with her on "Face to Face."
But this conversation also delves into her personal life: the professional decision that almost everyone told her would end in failure, her children, the absence of her father since she was six years old, her divorce, family, and her current working relationship with José Pomacusi.
This episode of MEDIAD is supported by FINESSE.
Subscribe to MEDIAD Bolivia to discover Bolivia through its people, stories, businesses, culture, and conversations.
EPISODES:
0:00 Jimena Antelo: Reinventing herself after 30 years
4:35 Adapting to YouTube, podcasts, and new formats
9:10 Being a woman and staying in journalism
13:50 María Galindo, Mayte Flores, and viral interviews
18:15 Can Santa Cruz have a president?
23:20 Women, Politics, and Leadership in Bolivia
28:10 Santa Cruz: Garbage, Civic Duty, and Responsibility
33:45 Integration and New Customs in Santa Cruz
38:20 How to Control Anxiety During an Interview
43:40 Punctuality, Respect, and Professional Ethics
48:55 “They told me I was going to fail”
54:10 His Children, Spain, and the Importance of Family
59:25 Security, Autonomy, and the Future of Santa Cruz
1:04:40 Roger Mariaca, Justice, and Corruption
1:09:50 Evo Morales: “I encourage you to interview me”
1:15:20 José Pomacusi: Working Together After a Relationship
1:19:40 Final Reflections
On Mediad Bolivia, we discuss the political and personal realities of our guest in an open and honest conversation.
In this episode, we explore an in-depth interview that delves into topics such as the search for leadership and the importance of the story behind every conversation. Our guest shares reflections on the current context of the country, analyzing the desire for new leaders to emerge from Santa Cruz and how personal experiences shape citizens' political views.
We also present the Finesse product line, a home fragrance option featuring lavender, mint, and cotton scents to refresh your spaces. Through this dialogue on Mediad Bolivia, we seek to understand the human motivations that go beyond what is seen on camera.
Subscribe to MEDIAD BOLIVIA to continue discovering stories that connect us. What do you think about the profile the country's next president should have? Let us know in the comments.
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Jimena Antelo sin filtro: Santa Cruz, Roger Mariaca y Evo Morales
Mediad Bolivia
27,226 views
Jimena Antelo speaks candidly about interviews that spiral out of control, the future of Santa Cruz, the Roger Mariaca case, Evo Morales, and the personal decisions that shaped her life and career.
In this new conversation with MEDIAD Bolivia, Jimena reveals what happens when the cameras stop rolling, how she manages tension during an interview, why a guest stormed off without saying goodbye, and how she has had to reinvent herself after more than 30 years in the media.
We also discuss Santa Cruz and its future, female leadership, security, justice, drug trafficking, Roger Mariaca, and Evo Morales, whom Jimena publicly invites once again to sit down with her on "Face to Face."
But this conversation also delves into her personal life: the professional decision that almost everyone told her would end in failure, her children, the absence of her father since she was six years old, her divorce, family, and her current working relationship with José Pomacusi.
This episode of MEDIAD is supported by FINESSE.
Subscribe to MEDIAD Bolivia to discover Bolivia through its people, stories, businesses, culture, and conversations.
EPISODES:
0:00 Jimena Antelo: Reinventing herself after 30 years
4:35 Adapting to YouTube, podcasts, and new formats
9:10 Being a woman and staying in journalism
13:50 María Galindo, Mayte Flores, and viral interviews
18:15 Can Santa Cruz have a president?
23:20 Women, Politics, and Leadership in Bolivia
28:10 Santa Cruz: Garbage, Civic Duty, and Responsibility
33:45 Integration and New Customs in Santa Cruz
38:20 How to Control Anxiety During an Interview
43:40 Punctuality, Respect, and Professional Ethics
48:55 “They told me I was going to fail”
54:10 His Children, Spain, and the Importance of Family
59:25 Security, Autonomy, and the Future of Santa Cruz
1:04:40 Roger Mariaca, Justice, and Corruption
1:09:50 Evo Morales: “I encourage you to interview me”
1:15:20 José Pomacusi: Working Together After a Relationship
1:19:40 Final Reflections
On Mediad Bolivia, we discuss the political and personal realities of our guest in an open and honest conversation.
In this episode, we explore an in-depth interview that delves into topics such as the search for leadership and the importance of the story behind every conversation. Our guest shares reflections on the current context of the country, analyzing the desire for new leaders to emerge from Santa Cruz and how personal experiences shape citizens' political views.
We also present the Finesse product line, a home fragrance option featuring lavender, mint, and cotton scents to refresh your spaces. Through this dialogue on Mediad Bolivia, we seek to understand the human motivations that go beyond what is seen on camera.
Subscribe to MEDIAD BOLIVIA to continue discovering stories that connect us. What do you think about the profile the country's next president should have? Let us know in the comments.