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Colima

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Sep 27, 2026

speaker_6NARRATOR
18:52
There was a wharf, but the enterprising Mexican peasantry, who subsist by poling merchandise ashore in dugouts, indignantly tore it up.
speaker_6NARRATOR
19:03
We take on here some young Mexicans from Colima, who are going to California.
speaker_6NARRATOR
19:09
They are of the better class, and one young man, who was educated in Madrid, speaks English rather better than I write it.
speaker_6NARRATOR
19:18
Be careful not to admire any article of an educated Mexican's dress, because if you do, he will take it right off and give it to you.
Alondra DuranGUEST
21:33
My family is from Mexico.
Alondra DuranGUEST
21:35
My mom's family is from Morelos and my dad's family is from Colima.
Alondra DuranGUEST
21:39
Okay.
Alondra DuranGUEST
21:39
And my parents, I believe they met here.
Kate DelaneyHOST
28:45
And it's expected, remember you never know for sure, but it's expected to turn toward the east and make kind of a sharp turn toward the north and northwest.
Kate DelaneyHOST
28:56
And so what does that mean? It means in Mexico, heavy, heavy, heavy rain through Thursday in certain states like Colima, for example.
Kate DelaneyHOST
29:09
But what do we care about? What we care about is where, and of course, not wanting it to slam into those places, but where is it going to turn next? toward the U.S., and is it going to turn toward the U.S.? So a tropical storm forms Sunday in the northern Atlantic Ocean and another in the Pacific, and so far, no, none of these are expected to hit the United States, but it's in conversation.
Kate DelaneyHOST
29:41
Because you can never, never, never 100% when you're tracking this stuff say, well, we know the exact path because of the way these things can turn or they can dissipate, which is the best thing of all.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:38
La alerta sísmica no suena en todo México.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:41
Solo tiene cobertura en Ciudad de México, Toluca, Acapulco, Chilpancingo, Oaxaca, Puebla, Morelia, Cuernavaca y Colima.
Maggie HegyiHOST
0:50
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Chava PeribanHOST
0:44
Agaves and sotoles will offer their quixote flowers to the bees that will eventually do glorious honey out of that.
Chava PeribanHOST
0:51
Pulque is used to turbo boost coloncha's fermentation, and agave fibers are used as an architectural element when building large structures like La Petatera en Colima.
Chava PeribanHOST
1:01
and more, and more, and more.
Chava PeribanHOST
1:04
My name is Chava Periban, and I happily welcome you to this popurrí.
Mennlay Golokeh AggreyGUEST
3:26
And so it's funny because at first, like unknowingly, I was kind of like, ah, there's something about You know, palm wine that sort of tastes like something fermented, something funky.
Mennlay Golokeh AggreyGUEST
3:41
I've tasted it in Mexico, but I don't know what it is.
Mennlay Golokeh AggreyGUEST
3:44
And I thought it was pulque, but a good friend of mine who lives in Colima, who I actually met through the Mezcalitas Club.
Mennlay Golokeh AggreyGUEST
3:53
I don't know if you know that collective.
William RamseyHOST
33:33
In 1900, Crowley left London and traveled to New York City, through New York City to Mexico City, where he would conduct mountaineering expeditions with old friend Oscar Ekenstein.
William RamseyHOST
33:47
After much success in ascending the high volcanic peaks of Colima, Popocapetl, and Ixachihuatl in central Mexico, the pair both decided on an expedition to the Himalayas to climb Chogori, otherwise known as K2.
William RamseyHOST
34:05
They parted ways, Ekenstein headed back to London, while Crowley continued west in a tour to circumnavigate the globe.
William RamseyHOST
34:12
Crowley traveled from Mexico City through El Paso to San Francisco and took a boat to Hawaii and then traveled to Japan, eventually ending up in Ceylon, now Sri Lanka.
Roberto JuárezHOST
0:28
La Laguna de Cuyutlán no es un terreno vacío a la espera de convertirse en infraestructura.
Roberto JuárezHOST
0:33
Es un sistema vivo de aproximadamente siete mil doscientas hectáreas y treinta y siete kilómetros de longitud que concentra cerca del noventa por ciento de los humedales de Colima.
Roberto JuárezHOST
0:43
Sus manglares, aguas someras, planicies lodosas, islotes y canales sostienen aves migratorias, peces, crustáceos, actividades pesqueras, producción artesanal de sal y una relación cultural con las comunidades costeras que se ha construido durante siglos.
Roberto JuárezHOST
1:00
Este ecosistema está formado por cuatro cuerpos de agua conocidos como vasos.

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Roberto JuárezHOST
7:34
Sus raíces ofrecen refugio a peces y crustáceos, retienen sedimentos, filtran contaminantes, almacenan carbono y ayudan a estabilizar las orillas.
Roberto JuárezHOST
7:45
El manglar también funciona como infraestructura natural para la reducción del riesgo de desastres.
Roberto JuárezHOST
7:50
Colima se encuentra expuesto a huracanes, lluvias intensas, marejadas, sismos y tsunamis.
Roberto JuárezHOST
7:57
Una barrera de vegetación no elimina estos peligros, pero puede disminuir la fuerza del agua, reducir la erosión y proteger parcialmente a las poblaciones e instalaciones ubicadas detrás de ella.
YuriGUEST
65:06
comes next.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:08
We just got to Colima, where a lot of the fallout has been following El Mencho's capture.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:15
There's been a lot of burnt buildings here, burned vehicles.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:19
I got in contact with a breaking crime news reporter who we were supposed to meet with for an interview, and he goes, hey, you guys should pull up to this location because we just discovered a narcomanta, so a banner with a narco message on it.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:44
There's been a lot of chaos lately.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:47
And so now something like this, I mean, depending what it says, but something like this isn't very significant or they just really don't give a shit because they're really pissed off.
Katarina SzulcHOST
65:58
I mean, we're spending the night here in Colima, so hopefully they're not too pissed off.
Katarina SzulcHOST
66:05
So there's an argumenta over there on the floor.

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