Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona

Mayan Lopez Shares her Journey

Presented by Take2Radio and Sunday Edition

May 23, 2026

Mayan Lopez On Take 2 Radio 

Presented in Partnership with Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts

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Pam & Anthony were joined by the incredibly talented Mayan Lopez, an actress, producer, comedian, and rising voice in entertainment who continues carving out her own path while connecting with audiences through honesty, humor, and heart. Many fans know her from the hit NBC comedy Lopez vs Lopez, where she starred alongside her father, George Lopez, bringing real family dynamics and heartfelt storytelling to the screen.

Mayan is also expanding her career with the upcoming film Stop! That! Train!, hitting theaters June 12th, and we talked about her journey, stepping into new creative spaces, connecting with fans, and what’s next for her exciting career.

Don’t miss this engaging and inspiring interview with one of television’s brightest young talents.  

Follow Mayan on TikTok & Instagram @mayanlopez

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The Weight we Carry: A Reflection

Presented by the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts

May 18, 2026

New Spoken Word Podcast Release

The Weight We Carry, The Love We Return

This week’s spoken word reflection is one of the most personal pieces I’ve shared in a long time.

It is about caregiving.About aging.About guide dogs and family.About emotional exhaustion.About boundaries.About losing people.About discovering who stays.About advocacy fatigue.About learning that love is not only found in celebration, but in the difficult seasons when we quietly carry one another through pain, change and uncertainty.

As my partner helps his family pack away a lifetime of memories and our retired guide dog queen Posh faces difficult health struggles here at home, I found myself reflecting on grief, responsibility, emotional labor, friendship, resilience and the complicated weight many of us carry silently every day.

This is not just an article anymore.It is now a spoken word conversation from the heart.

If you have ever felt emotionally stretched thin while still trying to show up for the people and communities you love, I think this one may speak to you.

Podcast and article link below.

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May I... Boldly Beautiful, The Space Between

May 17, 2026

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May I… Boldly Beautiful

The Space Between

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Join us for a thoughtful, soul centered, and deeply human conversation as we continue the May I… series with a powerful new discussion exploring mindfulness, self awareness, emotional navigation, and the sacred pause between stimulus and response.

This special conversation will be led by Stephanae McCoy, founder of Bold Blind Beauty, and will invite us into what Bold Blind Beauty calls “The Space Between,” that quiet internal place where self awareness becomes our boldest compass.

Together we will explore questions like:

What does your internal space feel like when life becomes overwhelming.

How do we slow ourselves down in a world that constantly demands reaction.

Can mindfulness become a kind of white cane for the mind, helping us navigate emotional obstacles before we collide with them.

How do access, inclusion, and representation apply not only to the world around us, but also to the relationship we have with ourselves.

This conversation will gently explore emotional blind spots, self acceptance, internal vision, mindfulness practices, and the beauty that can exist inside the pause itself.

We will also discuss how accepting our blindness, whether physical, emotional, or metaphorical, can actually strengthen the way we move through the world with intention, compassion, and courage.

This is not a lecture.

It is a conversation.

A space for reflection.

A space for honesty.

A space for breath.

Whether you are blind, low vision, disabled, neurodivergent, navigating stress, burnout, grief, growth, or simply searching for a moment to reconnect with yourself, you are welcome here.

If you would like to join the conversation live, or if you have questions, thoughts, or comments you would like included in the discussion, please email:

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Take a breath.

Pause for a moment.

And ask yourself:

May I…

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Getting to Know Robyn and her series on Horizontal Hostility

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May 11, 2026

Sunday Edition Presents

Getting to Know Robyn Bradley Wallen

And An Introduction to Her Conversations on Horizontal Hostility

Join us on the next Sunday Edition as Anthony Corona welcomes longtime advocate, transportation activist, and community voice Robyn Bradley Wallen for an honest, thoughtful, and deeply important conversation about disability advocacy, coalition building, and the difficult realities of what is known as “horizontal hostility” within marginalized communities.

Born with congenital cataracts and navigating a world built with barriers at every turn, Robyn transformed personal frustration into decades of impactful advocacy. From fighting inaccessible paratransit systems while working for TWA Airlines, to helping pave the way for rideshare access in St. Louis, to serving on transportation and accessibility commissions, Robyn’s work has centered on accountability, empowerment, and making sure disabled voices are not left behind.

Her advocacy journey has taken her through leadership roles with the National Federation of the Blind, the Missouri Council of the Blind, transportation committees, grassroots organizing, media interviews, op eds, lawsuits, and public policy conversations. Along the way, one difficult question kept surfacing:

Why do marginalized communities sometimes struggle to support one another?

That question led Robyn into a deep exploration of “horizontal hostility,” the tension, infighting, and division that can emerge within oppressed groups themselves. It is a conversation that resonates far beyond disability advocacy and one Robyn has been unpacking through powerful discussions on social media and in advocacy circles.

This Sunday’s episode is not about blame.

It is about honesty.

It is about growth.

It is about understanding how communities heal, fracture, rebuild, and move forward together.

Robyn will also be sharing details about her upcoming podcast joining the Sunday Edition family, where these advocacy conversations and many more will continue.

Sunday Edition airs live on 2020 The Beacon and Corona FM at 1 PM Eastern and can be found wherever you listen to podcasts the following day by searching for Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona.

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Come for the conversation.

Stay for the humanity.

And maybe leave with a few things to think about long after the microphones fade. 🎙️✨

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Take2Radio The Remix: A Conversation and a Surprise with Pete Montzingo

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May 10, 2026

Take 2 Radio, the Remix

In Partnership with the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services

A Conversation and a Surprise with Pete Montzingo

Sometimes the internet gives us noise.

Sometimes it gives us distraction.

And sometimes it gives us somebody like Pete Montzingo.

Content creator.

Musician.

Storyteller.

Author.

Chaos gremlin with a giant heart and a camera rolling at just the right moment.

In this heartfelt, hilarious and surprisingly emotional episode of Take 2 Radio, the Remix, hosts Pam and Anthony sit down with viral creator and musician Pete Montzingo for a conversation about family, authenticity, creativity, ADHD, music, resilience and the beauty of embracing what makes us different.

Growing up as the only average height member in a family of five with dwarfism, Pete shares how humor, storytelling and persistence shaped his journey into entertainment. From failed early vlogs and boy band dreams to becoming a viral sensation during the pandemic, Pete reflects on the winding road that brought him to millions of followers and an audience that connects deeply with his honesty and vulnerability.

Pete also opens up about living with ADHD and the balancing act of navigating impulsivity, creativity, overstimulation and focus while building a career online. He speaks candidly about learning to work with his brain instead of constantly fighting against it.

The conversation dives into family dynamics, internet fame and the realities of sharing your personal life online. Pete discusses trolls, negativity and how humor and empathy have become some of his most powerful tools for surviving social media culture without losing himself in it.

We also talk about one of Pete’s proudest accomplishments, self publishing his children’s book:

Little Imperfections, A Tall Tale of Growing Up Different.

The book reflects Pete’s own experiences growing up surrounded by dwarfism and celebrates individuality, compassion and the reminder that our differences are often the very things that connect us.

But perhaps the most touching moment of the episode arrives when Pete reveals a very special Mother’s Day surprise.

Dropping today on Mother’s Day is his brand new song:

And the Room Goes Quiet for You.

Written as a tribute to his mother, the song celebrates beauty, strength, unconditional love and the quiet power of someone who becomes the emotional center of a family. Pete shares how nervous and excited he is for his mother to finally hear it, and throughout the conversation it becomes clear that while the song may honor his mom specifically, its message speaks to love in all its forms.

The episode closes with the song itself, creating one of the most moving endings we have experienced on Take 2 Radio, the Remix.

Join us for laughter, honesty, music, family stories and a reminder that imperfections are often where the real magic begins.

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I Feel So Free a Tribute and Announcement Bonus Episode

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May 9, 2026

I Feel So Free

A Sunday Edition Bonus Homage and Some Fashionable Announcements

The Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services proudly presents a special bonus episode that slips somewhere between a dance floor confession, a karaoke fever dream and a love letter to the Queen of Pop herself.

In this special release, Anthony Corona steps behind the microphone for a heartfelt homage to Madonna with his own spirited interpretation of I Feel So Free, the promotional single from the upcoming album Confessions on the Dance Floor Part 2.

This is not simply karaoke.

This is karaoke plus.

A little theatrical.

A little nostalgic.

A little sweaty disco ball magic at 2 AM.

Featuring additional remixing, atmospheric textures, layered vocals and playful surprises by Anthony’s friend Holly Anderson, the performance blends classic Madonna inspiration with Anthony’s own storytelling energy and dramatic flair.

The track pulses with echoes of Into the Groove, the hypnotic heartbeat of Donna Summer’s I Feel Love and the fearless release of a crowded dance floor where strangers become family for one glitter soaked evening.

At its core, the song becomes a celebration of identity, freedom, joy and the healing power of music.

It is about safety in numbers.

It is about chosen family.

It is about surviving the world outside long enough to lose yourself inside the rhythm for a little while.

Part homage.

Part remix.

Part performance art.

Part late night living room dance party with the furniture pushed dangerously too close to the walls.

This bonus episode also shines a light on the growing Sunday Edition family of podcasts and digital media projects.

Listeners can explore all Sunday Edition programming, special events and streaming content anytime at:

www.anthonycorona.com

Simply click the Corona FM tab to listen live 24 hours a day.

We also spotlight our Intimate Evening series, happening the first Monday of every month at 8 PM Eastern on Corona FM and 2020 The Beacon. Recent highlights include the beautiful and soul stirring conversation with Annie Donnellon whose stories, humor and music reminded us all that vulnerability can sometimes sing louder than perfection.

Listeners are also encouraged to check out Apple Batter Up by Cheryl McNeil Fisher now available in the Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona podcast feed.

And of course, do not forget Behind the Music, Your Song, Your Story, happening live every second and fourth Friday night where performers, storytellers and music lovers gather to share songs, laughter, memories and moments that matter.

If you would like to participate in future broadcasts, submit music or connect with the Sunday Edition family, please see the contact information in the show notes.

Until then, turn the lights low.

Turn the music loud.

And somewhere between the beat, the memories and the imaginary disco lights spinning across the ceiling, allow yourself a moment to remember what freedom sounds like.

What freedom feels like.

And maybe even dance a little.

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May I.... Meaningfully Mindful

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May 9, 2026

May I… Meaningful and Mindful

Presented by the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts

In Partnership with Bold Blind Beauty

There is a quiet question waiting for many of us beneath the noise, beneath the pressure, beneath the constant movement of survival and responsibility.

May I

May I pause.

May I breathe.

May I feel what I am feeling without apologizing for it.

May I exist for a moment without needing to justify my humanity.

In this deeply reflective and emotionally grounded conversation, the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts joins in partnership with Bold Blind Beauty to launch the very first conversation in our new series:

May I… Meaningful and Mindful. 🌿✨

This is not a conversation about perfection.

It is not about pretending everything is fine.

It is not about polished wellness culture or performative positivity.

This is a conversation about presence.

Hosted by Anthony Corona, this meaningful discussion invites participants into a calm, judgment free space centered on mindfulness, emotional honesty, intentional living and sustainable self awareness in a world that often demands constant emotional output from all of us.

Together we explore what mindfulness actually looks like in real life.

Not in theory.

Not in curated social media squares.

But in the middle of stress, advocacy, caregiving, disability, identity, burnout, relationships, grief, joy and survival.

The conversation opens with a simple but surprisingly powerful question:

“What does mindfulness mean to you personally, and what do you do to be intentionally mindful in your daily life?”

From there, the discussion unfolds into deeper emotional inventory and guided self reflection.

Anthony introduces the idea that mindfulness begins with intentional awareness.

Not autopilot survival.

Not shallow answers.

But honest emotional check ins that allow us to recognize what we are carrying before it spills into every part of our lives.

Throughout the episode participants explore questions such as:

“What am I feeling right now?”

“Why am I feeling what I’m feeling?”

“Do I truly want or need to continue feeling this feeling?”

“What emotions should I hold onto, and which ones should I release in order to move forward intentionally and healthfully?”

The conversation also examines the difference between reacting and responding, how emotions can both protect and trap us, and how mindfulness can create space between feeling and action.

Listeners are encouraged to consider how intentional actions support intentional emotions.

If we want peace, what behaviors support peace.

If we want clarity, what habits move us toward clarity.

If we want healing, what patterns may be standing in the way.

The second half of the conversation shifts into a broader overall life inventory and the importance of creating mindful environments that allow us to reconnect with ourselves.

Whether it is an Epsom salt foot bath with essential oils, soft music playing beside freshly cleaned sheets, sitting barefoot in the grass, lighting a candle at sunset or simply turning notifications off for twenty uninterrupted minutes, the discussion reminds us that mindfulness does not always require silence.

Sometimes mindfulness is simply giving ourselves permission to hear ourselves again. 🕯️🌅

The episode also explores:

Burnout versus balance.

The guilt many people feel when prioritizing themselves.

The emotional exhaustion of advocacy and caregiving.

How marginalized communities often remain trapped in survival mode.

And the reminder that rest itself can be productive.

At its heart, this conversation is an invitation.

An invitation to pause.

To notice.

To reconnect.

To ask ourselves difficult questions with compassion instead of judgment.

Because mindfulness is not about disconnecting from the world.

It is about remaining connected to ourselves while moving through it.

The goal is not emotional perfection.

The goal is awareness.

The goal is honesty.

The goal is intentional living.

And sometimes the most powerful question we can ask ourselves is simply:

“May I?” 🌿

Participants and listeners are encouraged to continue their own mindful inventory beyond this conversation, not only during moments of crisis, but also during moments of gratitude, joy, uncertainty and transition.

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Intimate Evening with... Annie

Presented by the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts

May 6, 2026

Sunday Edition PresentsIntimate Evening with Annie

Recorded Monday Evening, May 4

What began as an evening of music and conversation quickly unfolded into something even more meaningful, a heartfelt gathering centered around faith, resilience, responsibility, storytelling, humor, and the beauty of finding your voice in a complicated world.

Anthony welcomed classically trained soprano, storyteller, actor, comedian, educator, and audiobook narrator Annie Donnellon for a deeply personal and emotionally rich conversation about her journey through blindness, music, spirituality, performance, and life itself.

Throughout the evening Annie shared reflections on growing up blind in Cincinnati, her relationship with sacred music, and the ways humor, faith, creativity, and perseverance helped shape her path both personally and professionally. The conversation moved naturally between laughter, vulnerability, music, and meaningful reflection, creating the kind of atmosphere that has become the heart of the Intimate Evening with… series.

Listeners were also treated to a beautiful surprise appearance from author Cheryl McNeil Fisher, whose book Apple Batter Up Annie recently narrated in audiobook form. Cheryl joined the conversation live to discuss the collaboration, storytelling, and the power of authentic voice in audiobook narration and disability representation.

One of the most moving moments of the evening came when Annie performed a stunning rendition of “How Great Thou Art,” one of Anthony’s favorite hymns. The performance brought an emotional stillness to the room and perfectly captured the spirit of the evening: connection, gratitude, artistry, and heart.

Additional conversation topics included:Life as an audiobook narratorThe emotional responsibility of storytellingNavigating blindness in creative spacesBalancing faith, artistry, and personal identityThe role of music in healing and connectionFinding joy and humor while carrying responsibilityThe importance of authentic representation and inclusive storytelling

This episode is more than an interview.It is an evening of shared humanity, thoughtful conversation, laughter, spirituality, and music that reminds us how powerful voice can truly be.

Earlier episodes of Intimate Evening with… can be found wherever you listen to podcasts by searching:Sunday Edition with Anthony Corona

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The Mirror and the Divide a Courageous Conversation

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April 20, 2026

Sunday Edition: The Mirror and the Divide, How We See Ourselves and Each Other

In this powerful and deeply reflective episode, Anthony Corona brings forward a conversation that was moved up in response to a post from friend of the show Jennifer and a last minute scheduling change. What emerged was not just a discussion, but an urgent and necessary dialogue about identity, perception, and the fractures within the blind and low vision community.

Anthony is joined by a dynamic panel including Jennifer Bazer, President of the Palmetto Council of the Blind in South Carolina, along with Robin, Margot, Sarah, and Mark Riker. Later in the episode, Gabriel Lopez Kafati joins the conversation to offer insight on the social contract and how it applies across the blind community, marginalized communities, and humanity as a whole.

The episode explores how we see ourselves and how we see each other, and how those perceptions shape our responses, our advocacy, and our sense of belonging. At times quiet, at times intense, the conversation does not shy away from discomfort.

Anthony shares a personal experience involving a recent paratransit incident and reflects on the very different public reactions to his story compared to a similar experience shared by Jennifer. Jennifer recounts a deeply upsetting situation at a retail store while on vacation, where she and her children were denied service, mocked, and faced public backlash after sharing her story online. Some responses even questioned her parenting, highlighting the harsh and often unfair judgment that can surface within our own community.

Together, the panel unpacks these moments and the broader patterns they reveal. They discuss the importance of pausing before reacting, the impact of public perception, and the responsibility we all carry in shaping narratives through our words and actions.

The conversation also touches on the concept of horizontal hostility, the ways in which harm, frustration, and internalized bias can be redirected within our own community and across the broader disability community, often influenced by the pressure and tone of larger national conversations. The panel reflects on how these dynamics can deepen division if left unexamined and how awareness of them can help shift us toward more intentional and supportive engagement.

Key themes throughout the episode include self reflection, accountability, and the recognition that bias exists in all of us. The panel emphasizes the importance of empathy, respectful communication, and community support when navigating conflict and misunderstanding.

The conversation also confronts the silence that can exist in moments of harm. What does it mean when we choose not to speak. How does that silence contribute to deeper division. And how can we move forward in a way that builds connection instead of reinforcing separation.

This episode is both a mirror and a challenge. It asks listeners to examine their own perspectives while inviting them into a larger conversation about growth, advocacy, and unity.

Anthony closes the episode by thanking the panelists for their honesty and vulnerability and encourages continued dialogue. The message is clear, meaningful change begins with listening, with empathy, and with the courage to engage. This conversation is only the beginning, part one of a larger dialogue that will continue. A follow up conversation will be scheduled soon to explore these themes further with audience and community members.

If you would like to be a part of this ongoing conversation after listening to this episode, please send an email to:

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Treading The Waters of Life with Sylvia: Stronger Together the power of Interdependence

Presented by the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts

April 16, 2026

🎙️ Treading the waters of life podcast

Stronger Together: The Power of Interdependence

Part of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services 

Hosted by Sylvia Stinson-Perez

What if the strength you’ve been searching for… isn’t something you build alone?

In this heartfelt and deeply reflective episode, Sylvia invites you into a powerful conversation about interdependence—that meaningful space between independence and dependence where connection, courage, and true resilience live.

Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Helen Keller—

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”—

this episode explores how we move through life’s unpredictable waters not by ourselves, but alongside others.

🌊 In This Episode

Life can feel like treading water—sometimes calm, sometimes overwhelming. But what if we were never meant to stay afloat alone?

Sylvia is joined by the inspiring twin duo behind Double Vision, Janelle (mental health counselor) and Joy (leadership professional), who bring both personal and professional insight into the lived experience of vision loss and human connection.

Together, they explore:

✨ What interdependence really means—and why it’s not weakness, but strength

✨ The difference between independence, dependence, and interdependence

✨ How boundaries, identity, and choice shape healthy relationships

✨ Emotional barriers that keep us from asking for help

✨ The impact of past experiences—like being “over-helped”

✨ The role of grief, vulnerability, and self-awareness

✨ How reciprocity creates a “rhythm and sweetness” in relationships

✨ Practical ways to build support systems—even when feeling isolated

💬 Powerful Takeaways

• Interdependence is not losing yourself—it’s knowing yourself.

• Asking for help is an act of courage, not failure.

• We all have strengths—and spaces where we need support.

• Connection requires communication… and yes, sometimes it’s messy.

• You are not just someone who needs support—you are someone who gives it too.

🧠 Reflection Questions

Take a moment to reflect:

• Where in your life are you trying to do everything alone?

• What support do you need—but haven’t asked for?

• What is one small step you can take today toward connection?

📚 Featured Resource

Dive deeper into these themes in Sylvia’s book:

Treading the Waters of Life: A Guide to Self-Reflection and Action

A powerful guide to navigating life’s challenges with intention, resilience, and connection.

Available at: www.totalimpactpartners.com | Kindle (Spanish version coming soon!)

🙌 Special Thanks

Gratitude to:

• Janelle & Joy of Double Vision for their honesty, wisdom, and heart

• Anthony Corona and the Sunday Edition family of podcasts and digital services for hosting

For More Information on this Podcast and all the shows and special events presented by the Sunday Edition Family Of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services visit: www.anthonycorona.com

💛 Final Thought

Interdependence is trust.

It’s vulnerability.

It’s saying: I see you. I need you. And I’m here for you too.

You don’t have to do life alone.

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