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A New Dimension--Part 2.

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  Isabella arrives at her brother Freddy’s apartment with a teasing smile and a suspicion: surely he and his roommate, Paloma, are more than friends! Freddy explains that Paloma sleeps in the guest room and offers Isabella a place in the home office. But Paloma has another idea. She insists that Isabella take the guest room instead, surprising her with a kindness she never expected. Soon, Isabella’s playful suspicions give way to an unexpected friendship. The family drama continues as Freddy and Isabella work together to keep Paloma out of sight whenever their mother, Amparo, visits. But during one lunch pickup, Amparo lets down her guard. She admits that she regrets the arguments with her daughter and misses Isabella more than she can say. Listening nearby, Isabella can no longer stay hidden. She steps forward and wraps her mother in a loving embrace. What follows is a heartwarming family reunion filled with affection, laughter, and a little teasing about their fiery personalities...
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A new Dimension

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  Returning to civilian life brings Freddie home to his mother, Amparo, who couldn’t be happier to have him back. But between her frequent arguments with Isabella and the tension in the house, Freddie soon decides it’s time for a place of his own. He reassures Amparo that their treasured lunch dates will continue. Meanwhile, Isabella asks her brother for a spare key, hoping to find a little peace and quiet whenever things at home get too noisy. Freddie’s fresh start takes an unexpected turn when he meets Paloma, a waitress from Mexico. After her cruel boss fires her without paying her wages, Freddie spots her walking alone in the cold rain and offers her a ride. As Paloma shares her struggles, his kindness gives her a reason to smile again. A friendship begins to grow, bringing a new chapter of family drama, laughter, and the possibility of an unexpected love. Please click on the link below. https://youtu.be/hcW3MTfKq1E
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Jake and Elaine show-- Amparo and Freddie.

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  If you want to see it from the beginning, go click on this link.. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQu5KJC-3Rlg
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The Jake and Elaine show.

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  Spotlight on Amparo. Our spotlight begins with Amparo, Elaine’s sister. Their relationship started as a close friendship, but when their widowed parents married, the two best friends officially became sisters. Amparo was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico. When she was only two years old, her family moved to the United States and settled in the Bronx, New York. Life was not always easy for her, and at the age of seventeen, she found herself in trouble with the law. Concerned about her safety and future, her father encouraged her to join the United States Navy. Amparo went on to have a successful naval career. However, a heartbreaking experience left her emotionally devastated and eventually led her to leave the Navy after eight years of honorable service. But Amparo’s journey was far from over. There is much more to her remarkable story, so sit back, relax, and enjoy what happens next.
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From Ashes to Glory

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Huntz Hall

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  A look at another Dead End Kid. Introducing Huntz Hall! Discover how Huntz Hall transitioned from the Dead End Kids to East Side Kids and ended up becoming a Bowery boy named Sach. If you are a die-hard fan of the Bowery Boys, this podcast is for you.... https://bit.ly/3MF6D9q Extra bonus-- A look at the Bowery boys... https://bit.ly/OXI1UW
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A Look At A Dead End Kid.

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  Leo Bernard Gorcey (June 3, 1917– June 2, 1969) was a renowned American stage and film actor. He gained fame for portraying the leader in various groups of hooligans, including the Dead End Kids, the East Side Kids, and later, The Bowery Boys. Gorcey was mainly known for his distinctive use of malapropisms, often substituting one word for another in humor, such as saying, "I depreciate it!" instead of "I appreciate it!" Early Years:  Born on June 3, 1917, in New York City, Leo Gorcey was the son of Josephine (née Condon) and Bernard Gorcey. His parents were both vaudevillian actors of short stature. His father, Bernard, stood at 4 ft 10 in, while his mother measured 4 ft 11 in. Despite his parents' height, Leo would reach a height of 5 ft 6 in as an adult. Film Career:  During the 1930s, Leo Gorcey's father worked in theater and film, often living separately from the family. In 1935, upon his return, Bernard Gorcey and Leo's younger brother David conv...
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