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Join host, Mary Vallarta, as she shares helpful information and inspiring stories from AAPI individuals who bravely broke free of limiting expectations and traditions to follow their creative, artistic, or entrepreneurial passions.
Mary comes from a Pilipino immigrant family and grew up in LA's Historic Filipinotown. She is a Fractional CMO based in Venice, CA who leads growth-stage multi-location businesses like restaurants and lifestyle concepts to enter and dominate new markets. Her expansive career includes working as a buyer for major retailers like Macy's and BCBG, launching and scaling multiple fashion and hospitality concepts in high profile markets like LA, NY, SF, and Boston, as well as leading Marketing & Creative for a national restaurant concept. But the most valuable experience Mary continues to relish is parenting her two kids with her husband, Enrico.
Mary comes from a Pilipino immigrant family and grew up in LA's Historic Filipinotown. She is a Fractional CMO based in Venice, CA who leads growth-stage multi-location businesses like restaurants and lifestyle concepts to enter and dominate new markets. Her expansive career includes working as a buyer for major retailers like Macy's and BCBG, launching and scaling multiple fashion and hospitality concepts in high profile markets like LA, NY, SF, and Boston, as well as leading Marketing & Creative for a national restaurant concept. But the most valuable experience Mary continues to relish is parenting her two kids with her husband, Enrico.
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"My dad was able to come to my UCLA graduation, but my mom had to stay behind and help the church. That's when I learned I wasn't a priority."
If you grew up as the eldest daughter — the peacemaker, the second parent, the one who keeps everyone in line while nobody asks how you're doing — this epi…
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Sixteen years ago, a spinal injury during childbirth left MIT-trained engineer and Goldman Sachs alum Winnie Wang unable to sit for ten minutes. After six years of chronic pain and depression, she made an engineer's decision: go to medical school and rebuild her body from the ground up. It worked. …
What does it look like to take up space authentically — without burning out, performing, or shrinking yourself to fit cultural expectations?
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, host Mary Moses sits down with Goldie Chan — keynote speaker, founder of Warm Robots, Forbes senior contributor, can…
Most entrepreneurs focus on solving big problems—what if AI could help you streamline those solutions and genuinely grow your business? Tim Park, an AI expert passionate about empowering real estate professionals and all industries, reveals how you can harness the power of AI—even if you're not tec…
What does it look like to honor the values you were raised with — high standards, resilience, hard work — while also raising kids who are emotionally confident, able to express themselves, and free from shame?
That's the question at the center of this conversation with Dr. Michelle Chung, clinic…
What does it really take to build a life as a writer?
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, Mary sits down with award-winning Filipino-American writer and journalist, Ryan Riddle, to talk about the creative process, finding your authentic voice, and building a sustainable career as a storyteller.…
What does it mean to design the invisible systems that shape our everyday lives?
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, Mary sits down with Lee-Sean Huang—artist, service designer, educator, and Co-Executive Director of AIGA—to unpack how the systems we move through every day are intentionally des…
In a world that often demands we follow a pre-written script, how do you find the courage to write your own? This week on Tradition Breakers, Mary Moses sits down with Tara Parsons, Vice President and Deputy Publisher at HarperCollins, and one of the few AAPI women leading a major global publishing…
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, Mary Moses sits down with the brilliant and wickedly funny Jonah Nigh — a queer Korean adoptee raised by a Jewish mother and a Southern Baptist father, former opera singer, and now one of comedy's most intriguing new voices.
Jonah's story is anything but typi…
In this solo episode of Tradition Breakers, Mary tackles a pervasive issue in the AAPI community: the tendency to stifle our voices to keep the peace. Mary opens up about her own journey of learning to speak her truth and explores the high price we pay when we stay silent.
We dive deep into the da…
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