Obsessed with Obsession: How a Low-Budget Horror Movie Signals Hollywood's Next Evolution

What if the next big Hollywood filmmaker isn't discovered at a studio, but on YouTube? In this episode of Global Flow, Dramos breaks down how Curry Barker went from making YouTube sketches and working at Starbucks to creating Obsession, a horror film reportedly made for just $750,000 that became a…

Vanessa Diaz & Petra Rivera-Rideau: Bad Bunny, Puerto Rico, and the Power of Being Yourself

How did Bad Bunny turn global superstardom into a platform for Puerto Rican resistance? Dramos sits down with Dr. Vanessa Diaz and Dr. Petra Rivera-Rideau, creators of the Bad Bunny Syllabus and authors of P FKN R, to unpack the history, identity, and politics behind his music. From Hurricane Maria…

Rachel of Buddies Coffee: Betting on Yourself When Nothing Comes Easy

What happens when the internet rallies behind your business—but the bills, self-doubt, and pressure keep coming? Dramos sits down with Rachel, co-founder of Buddies Coffee, to unpack her journey from selling cars to building one of New York City’s most talked-about coffee shops. The Puerto Rican en…

COASTCITY: Defining Success on Your Own Terms and Staying Ahead of the Curve

What happens when you know how to make hits for everyone else, but refuse to chase a formula for yourself? COASTCITY joins Dramos to talk about staying true to their sound while building careers behind some of music’s biggest names. From passing on *NSYNC to helping Beyoncé sing in Spanish on “Mi G…

Chiquis: Taking Up Space, Moving with Purpose and Doing It Afraid

Chiquis joins Dramos for an honest conversation about building a career on her own terms, trusting her instincts and refusing to let fear stop her. They discuss entrepreneurship, creating from a place of purpose, overcoming bullying, her children’s book The Girl Who Sings to Bees and the new chapte…

Hispanic Heritage Month: Latino Firsts Who Changed the Game

What does it take to become the first, and what changes for everyone who comes after you? Dramos kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with the stories of Bad Bunny, Rita Moreno, Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez, and Roberto Clemente. From Grammy history and Hollywood stereotypes to space exploration and humanita…

Sebastián Yatra: Life Is on the Other Side of Fear

Global Flow begins with Colombian singer-songwriter Sebastián Yatra, who joins Dramos for a candid conversation about building a career without following a formula. Yatra opens up about being dismissed as a “gringo” and “rich kid” when he returned to Colombia, the discomfort that helped him find h…

Introducing Global Flow

Life as a Gringo is evolving into Global Flow. Hosted by Dramos, Global Flow is a new podcast featuring the disruptors setting today’s trends and the rising voices building what’s next across music, entertainment, business and tech. Through honest conversations with people like Sebastián Yatra, Ch…

Redefining “The Man”: Sex, Validation, and Machismo Culture

What does it really mean to be “the man”? In many Latino communities—and beyond—men are taught that having lots of sexual partners is proof of status, strength, and masculinity. In this special episode, Dramos unpacks that toxic message, sharing personal stories about chasing validation, peer press…

Real Talk: Sex, Vulnerability, and Conversations That Matter

Growing up in a Latino household, real conversations about sex often felt one-sided—or didn’t happen at all. In this special episode, Dramos opens up about how that silence made it harder to talk openly with friends and partners about sex, intimacy, and boundaries. He explores the fears and cultura…