El Baño MX · El Baño FM, El Baño MX, ALEXANDER NAVARRETE, ANDRE PLATA

Tu meta para el 2026 en El Baño MX por Turquesa Pop 102.7🧻🚽🚰 Parte 2

·30 min·2 clips

How did a mother avoid getting into a suspicious car under a bridge in Tijuana by trusting her gut feeling?

1. El Baño MX is a live Mexican radio program on Turquesa Pop 102.7 hosted by Alex, Ani, and Andres, recorded at approximately 3:42 p.m. 2. Hosts Alex, Ani, Andres, and guest Regina participate; no formal credentials are stated — the hosts present themselves as friends and colleagues. 3. The episode's theme for 2026 is setting achievable personal goals, framed around the question of what distinguishes a dream, a purpose, and a goal. 4. Alex defines a dream as a great aspirational desire without a concrete plan — 'I want to go to Alaska and see the Northern Lights' — a purpose as a personal directional intention without metrics, and a goal as specific, measurable, and time-bound. 5. Ani argues that the three are gears in an interconnected machine rather than a linear progression: the dream inspires, the purpose guides, and the goal makes it real. 6. Andres takes Ani's side in what becomes a two-against-two on-air debate, while Alex defends his original framework. 7. Regina, the guest, provides practical context: she can currently only walk about 500 meters before back pain forces her to sit, and her goal is to walk a 3.5-kilometer park circuit outside. 8. Listeners are invited to call in at 998-196-4003 to share their 2026 goals, and a listener named 'Mini' sends greetings and is invited to share her goal. 9. Ani narrates a Tijuana incident: she and her daughter Regina were approached by uniformed workers near the border crossing, sold transit tickets that turned out to cost 1,000 pesos instead of $10, and guided through the streets. 10. She describes the operation as appearing highly professional — matching shirts, lanyards, printed receipts, a company image — designed to look like a legitimate transit service. 11. The group is walked under a bridge away from the main foot traffic to an old, unmarked, dented car with no plates, at which point bystanders had disappeared. 12. Ani refuses to get in, grabs her daughter Regina, and waits for the official border truck instead. 13. A young American tourist and an attractive woman in leggings who had been in the same group follow Ani's lead and also refuse the car. 14. The worker takes back the transit vouchers without incident, confirming to Ani that something was wrong. 15. At the US immigration billboard above the crossing, Ani sees a large warning sign featuring a car identical to the one she refused — confirming the scam or danger. 16. The group interprets the incident as a human trafficking or robbery setup in Tijuana, noting that the city is 'one of the biggest human trafficking cities' near the border. 17. The show also runs a word-guessing party game called 'Descríbemela' in which hosts describe an action without saying key words: blowing out a birthday candle, turning on a light, sending a WhatsApp message, washing hands before eating. 18. Alex closes with accessible goal-setting advice: people who have never exercised should start with a goal of walking 10 minutes per day rather than committing to full gym programs. 19. Listeners who enjoy live, informal Mexican radio shows with personal storytelling, relationship debates, and New Year motivation content will find the episode lively. 20. Listeners seeking structured advice or a single coherent topic thread may find the format fragmented, as the show moves between segments, commercials, and phone-in breaks.

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from El Baño MX