Colombia has entered a new political chapter with the election of a new president and vice president. In this episode, I share my personal thoughts on what this leadership change could mean for the country, the challenges ahead, and the opportunities that may emerge.

This isn't a news recap—it's my perspective after following Colombian politics and considering where the country could be headed.

I'd love to hear your thoughts. Do you feel optimistic about Colombia's future? Let me know in the comments.

Topics discussed:
• Colombia's new president
• Colombia's political future
• Economic outlook
• Leadership expectations
• My analysis and opinion

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In this episode of the KGYT Podcast (#64), I dive into a shift that sounds crazy—but is quickly becoming reality.

Car manufacturers are moving toward a subscription-based model, where features like push-to-start, acceleration boosts, and other “premium” capabilities may require monthly payments through apps. That’s right… owning your car might not mean what it used to.

I break down what this means for everyday drivers, why companies are going in this direction, and how this could completely change the way we think about car ownership moving forward.

But while everyone is looking ahead, I found myself looking back…

I talk about one of the most interesting cars I’ve come across here in Colombia—a 1994 model that represents the exact opposite of where the industry is headed. No subscriptions. No apps. Just raw, simple driving.

This episode is about control, ownership, and whether the future of cars is actually a step backward for consumers.

🎧 Tap in and let me know—would you pay a monthly fee to unlock features in your own car?

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On this episode of the KGYT Podcast, I share a more personal and unexpected experience while volunteering at my son’s school here in Colombia during their international food festival.

Each class represented a different country, showcasing traditional dishes and culture from around the world. What started as a fun, community-driven event quickly turned into something deeper when I met one of the parents—originally from Lebanon—who shared their firsthand perspective on the ongoing conflict affecting their home country.

This episode touches on culture, connection, and how real-world events are never as far away as they seem. Sometimes the most meaningful conversations happen in the most unexpected places.

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