Hoy En Dia TV 3.0- Bilingual Lifestyle Show
Oct 7, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 30 segments
On this next episode of Hoy En Día TV, Now & Today, we welcome Christopher J. Whitehurst, Founder and CEO of CW Dressings, an award-winning, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned food company specializing in…
Christopher J. WhitehurstGuest
Yessi RodriguezHostT'andraHost
Nadine BartonHost
You're such a quick study, and even that short amount of time that we were together, um, it, I can see the difference, recording you.

From, like, when you came, to, like, even the end, you were, like, you were on it.

I'm recording it because I wanna sh- I want you to see your progress as well, because I'm proud of your progress, but I want you to see it as well.

And so people understand that when you really put your mind into something that you really wanna do, and are passionate about, you can do it, regardless of-
That's all you need

Like, y- I've, you know, I've been mentoring you with the model bag, with what you have to do, with your presentation, etiquette.

I've come across individuals, actors and models, who come to set and they think that they're the hottest thing since sliced bread.

But it's like, bam, "Sir, sit down somewhere." Like, that's, one, that's not professional, right? You always show up with poise and humble, and be grateful, because it's an opportunity for you to show who you are.

You don't want the first impression, and this is just me making a general statement about individuals I've come across, to, for people to be like, "Ew, well, why is that person like that," right? Like, no, you wanna be somebody that pe- people can be like, "You know what? I love Cece.

She has a great personality." Not, "Ew, that person? Why is Peter like that? Why is Tommy like..." Like, you don't wanna be the, "Ew," person.

In a nutshell, what I'm trying to say in a long spiel is being educated with modeling, with acting, with the industry is definitely important.

You're such a quick study, and even that short amount of time that we were together, um, it, I can see the difference, recording you.

From, like, when you came, to, like, even the end, you were, like, you were on it.

I'm recording it because I wanna sh- I want you to see your progress as well, because I'm proud of your progress, but I want you to see it as well.

And so people understand that when you really put your mind into something that you really wanna do, and are passionate about, you can do it, regardless of-
That's all you need

Like, y- I've, you know, I've been mentoring you with the model bag, with what you have to do, with your presentation, etiquette.

I've come across individuals, actors and models, who come to set and they think that they're the hottest thing since sliced bread.

But it's like, bam, "Sir, sit down somewhere." Like, that's, one, that's not professional, right? You always show up with poise and humble, and be grateful, because it's an opportunity for you to show who you are.

You don't want the first impression, and this is just me making a general statement about individuals I've come across, to, for people to be like, "Ew, well, why is that person like that," right? Like, no, you wanna be somebody that pe- people can be like, "You know what? I love Cece.

She has a great personality." Not, "Ew, that person? Why is Peter like that? Why is Tommy like..." Like, you don't wanna be the, "Ew," person.

In a nutshell, what I'm trying to say in a long spiel is being educated with modeling, with acting, with the industry is definitely important.
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