Howdy! I am Silverio Canchola and I am excited to see what Texas can become in the next ten years. Aircraft and spacecraft have been my obsession for as long as I can remember, which led me to become an Aerospace Engineer from Texas A&M University (WHOOP!). I’ve been fascinated by how things work my whole life so I always try to break things down to understand them as much as I can. This is true for everything, from how an F-22 flies and a Falcon Heavy gets into orbit to how the government works. I’m passionate about politics and government, how this country and this state function, and how we can all change it for the better.

We have big challenges ahead of us, Texans and Americans, from tackling the cost of living crisis to overcoming the climate apocalypse to figuring out how to integrate AI into our lives. Texas can be a leader in these challenges. Let’s figure that all out together, on Tejanos Talk!

I love to catch the latest movies and shows, travel to new places, and eat some good food, all with my lovely wife Jamie. Give us some of your best recommendations!

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My name is Diana Canchola, I am a born and bred Texan from Fort Worth, shout out to all the Cowtown natives! I love everything politics from international, national and local news, I love to stay informed and keep myself plugged in. I have a passion for finding great coffee, if you have any good spots let us know, we are all coffee addicts! I love to stay active by hiking, kayaking, and going on evening runs. I spend a lot of my time coding and building circuits, but I wouldn’t necessarily call it a fun hobby more so my college major.

I am so excited to get to have a conversation with y’all about what’s going on in our great state and more importantly what we as Texans can do to make things better.

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I am a Fort Worth native and a member of the Fighting Texas Aggie Class of 2024! I am currently pursuing a Mechanical Engineering Degree at Texas A&M University and have a big passion for aircraft, politics, and coffee. I have always been intrigued by politics, why our leaders make the choices they duo, how it affects us, and what we can do to make our state a more inclusive and better place to live in. Tejanos talk for me is a platform where I can speak up about the issues that we are facing as a state from a progressive viewpoint.