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Sep 25, 2026

Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
12:31
And so that region in Michoacán, I'd love to invite you one day if you would be so willing to go that far.
Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
12:38
But in Morelia, Michoacán, there is a
speaker_4NARRATOR
12:40
really good and fertile land.
Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
12:42
And it's not exactly in the same area.

9 MINS LATER

Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
21:37
to implement my thesis as a pilot in Mexico.
Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
21:40
And I was Health Over Heels exchanging this in my hometown, bringing it from this research project in Brazil into Mexico.
Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
21:48
And so in the surrounding areas of my hometown, which is Morelia, I partnered with local farmers and in places where there was no recycling, I was exchanging recyclables for local produce.
Daniela Ochoa GonzalezGUEST
22:00
And the beauty about it that is connected to avocado is that because the avocados are such a high commodity, sometimes the nicest ones and the better ones just end up being in exports.
speaker_3NARRATOR
38:42
The idea was simple.
speaker_3NARRATOR
38:44
Leave Guadalajara, spend a couple of days in Morelia, and then go down to Pátzcuaro to see the lake and the artisan workshops.
speaker_3NARRATOR
38:52
We didn't have a very definite itinerary.
speaker_3NARRATOR
38:54
We had only booked a hotel in Morelia.
speaker_3NARRATOR
38:57
We would decide what to do about Pátzcuaro along the way.
speaker_3NARRATOR
39:01
The first few days were normal.
speaker_3NARRATOR
39:03
Morelia was quiet.
speaker_3NARRATOR
39:05
We ate well.
Lauren SantiGUEST
41:53
I mean, technically though,
Torin FrostGUEST
41:57
I went to Morelia a year before and visited the butterflies.
Rosalee de la ForêtHOST
42:02
And I knew
Torin FrostGUEST
42:03
this was a phenomenon.
Torin FrostGUEST
43:09
mixtape that we're making.
Torin FrostGUEST
43:10
And she's like, I want to go to Mexico with you and see the butterflies.
Torin FrostGUEST
43:13
And we're performing at an event called the People's Reset in Morelia, this amazing, really old town in Mexico in the mountains.
Torin FrostGUEST
43:21
And so she's like, let's go.
KeeksHOST
22:33
Just look how more meaningful these games are.
EstefanoHOST
22:36
Who did Mon- who did Morelia play when Reyes scored to save them from relegation? Or, I think it was 20-
KeeksHOST
22:42
Reyes
EstefanoHOST
22:43
... 14.
EstefanoHOST
22:43
They, they played Reyes.
EstefanoHOST
22:44
I think they, I think they did beat a big team, and it was just avoid relegation, and just imagine how that feels to a team like, like Morelia.
KeeksHOST
22:50
Yeah.
EstefanoHOST
22:51
A team that's not expected to do anything.

Unknown podcast

Morelia Pink Stone and INM Queues

Sep 22 · 5 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:01
The pink stone of the Aqueduct de Morelia looks different in this light.
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0:06
Not the bright coral you see in postcards, but a muted, wet terracotta under the grey sky.
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0:12
I am standing at the base of those arches, waiting for the rain to stop.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:16
It has been drizzling since dawn, a persistent, cold mist that seeps into your bones if you do not have a good coat.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:22
Day 4 in Morelia.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:24
The air smells of wet earth and ozone.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:26
And something else.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:43
Pátzcuaro is lake country.
Alejandro OrvañanosPANELIST
12:35
Que se van a quedar sin fútbol de primera división
Adolfo RíosGUEST
12:37
...porque tenemos aquí Adolfo, pienso en Morelia porque es michoacano, ¿no? Pero podemos pensar en muchísimos puntos más del país.
Alejandro OrvañanosPANELIST
12:43
De Veracruz.
Adolfo RíosGUEST
12:44
Veracruz es una plaza espectacular.

Unknown podcast

Morelia Pink Stone and INM Queues

Sep 21 · 6 Mentions

Valeria CruzHOST
0:01
The pink stone of the Aqueduct de Morelia looks different in this light.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:06
Not the postcard white, but a deep, dusty rose that seems to hold the heat of the day even as the September drizzle starts its slow descent.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:14
I am standing on AB del Acueducto, three blocks from where I dropped my bags yesterday, watching the rain bead on the 18th century arches.
Valeria CruzHOST
1:10
I start walking south, heading toward the Centro Historico proper.
Valeria CruzHOST
1:14
The cobblestones here are uneven, worn smooth by centuries of cartwheels and today's sneakers.
Valeria CruzHOST
1:21
Puddles form in the depressions, reflecting the gray sky and the spires of the Catedral de Morelia rising in the distance like a jagged crown.
Valeria CruzHOST
1:29
This city was founded as Valladolid in 1541, renamed only in 1828 to honor José María Morelos y Pavón, the independence hero born right here.
Valeria CruzHOST
1:40
Walking these streets feels less like tourism and more like stepping into a living museum that refuses to stay still.

Unknown podcast

Morelia Day Two: Artisans, Aqueducts and the INM Queue

Sep 20 · 3 Mentions

Valeria CruzHOST
0:12
I am standing near the base of the aqueduct, watching the city wake up.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:16
It is day two in Morelia.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:17
The air smells like wet stone and roasting chilies from somewhere down the alley.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:22
I have my coffee already.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:26
Slow.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:27
Deliberate.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:28
You do not rush in Morelia.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:29
You stroll.

Unknown podcast

Morelia Arrival and Pink Stone Beginnings

Sep 19 · 9 Mentions

Valeria CruzHOST
0:15
The 45-minute drive from Pátzcuaro felt like crossing a border between two different worlds, even if they are only 54 kilometers apart.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:24
I am in Morelia now.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:26
Finally, after weeks of copper streets and lake mist, I have landed in the state capital.
Valeria CruzHOST
0:32
The weather here is mild for late September, 16 degrees at this hour, climbing toward 26 by afternoon.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:18
It is beautiful, but it also means the roads can get tricky if you are driving.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:23
Walking back toward the center, I pass the aqueduct.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:26
The Acqueducto de Morelia is an 18th-century structure built of pink stone.
Valeria CruzHOST
2:31
It stretches for almost a kilometer with its series of arches.
Herculez GomezHOST
24:03
What does the day-to-day as a U20 coach look like for you?
Alex DiegoGUEST
24:06
Well, Andrés is a very experienced guy, you know, he started as director in Morelia when he had like 29 years old.
Alex DiegoGUEST
24:18
So he knows very well the Mexican culture, the Mexican players.
Alex DiegoGUEST
24:24
So for me, it's a pleasure to work with him.

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