Episode 3 of Season 2 of Coffee, Matcha & Soul turns up the heat as Guillermo Iván, Zair Montes, and Saro Varjabedian dive into a playful yet meaningful roundtable on sex, flirting, and how culture shapes the way we express desire.

From unspoken body language to cultural norms, taboos, and expectations, the trio explores the fascinating ways societies around the world teach us how to flirt, connect, pursue, and communicate intimacy.

They share personal observations, cross-cultural experiences, and humorous moments while unpacking deeper questions:

• Why do flirting styles differ so drastically between cultures?

• How much of our desire is personal, and how much is learned?

• What cultural myths shape how we approach dating, seduction, and sexuality?

• And what does all of this say about human connection?

It’s a blend of warmth, honesty, curiosity, and laughter — a soulful exploration of one of humanity’s oldest subjects.

Join us for an episode that’s as thought-provoking as it is fun.

Can artificial intelligence ever become conscious?

In Episode 2 of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, we take you on location to the beautiful Grey Café, where hosts Guillermo Iván, Zair Montes, and Saro Varjabedian sit down for a roundtable discussion that blends philosophy, technology, and soul.

Together, they explore some of today’s most fascinating questions:

• What’s the difference between intelligence and consciousness?

• Could AI ever develop subjective experience or emotions?

• What would it mean for humanity if machines became self-aware?

• And ultimately… what defines consciousness in the first place?

Filmed in a warm, real-world setting, this conversation brings depth, curiosity, and plenty of heart—exactly what Coffee, Matcha & Soul is known for.

 Join us at Grey Café for a conversation that might shift the way you think about AI, creativity, spirituality, and what it truly means to be human.

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What does it mean to wake up—not just spiritually, but as a human being?

In this deeply personal episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, hosts Zair Montes and Guillermo Iván sit down with fellow co-host Saro Varjabedian to discuss his new book, "Tim and Robot: A Spiritual Agnostic’s Guidance to a Newly Formed Consciousness."

Together, they explore the essence of spiritual agnosticism—finding meaning and connection without the need for fixed beliefs—and the symbolism of “Robot” as a reflection of what we risk becoming when we move through life unconsciously. Saro opens up about overcoming personal struggles, rediscovering strength, and finding happiness and purpose on the other side of doubt.

☕ In this episode, we explore:

• How spiritual agnosticism can guide us toward self-awareness and peace

• Why “Robot” represents the part of us driven by unconscious patterns

• The path from struggle to strength, growth, and fulfillment

• The role of questioning in discovering meaning and truth

💫 Join us for a conversation that blends philosophy, vulnerability, and soul—reminding us that awareness itself is the beginning of transformation.

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In this profound but refreshing season finale, Zaire Montes, Saro Varjabedian, and Guillermo Iván reflect on the transformative conversations that shaped Coffee, Matcha, and Soul. Each dialogue opened new doors to self-discovery, guiding the way toward personal evolution and a deeper understanding of the soul. This is the culmination of a journey—one that inspires us to keep searching, growing, and defining what the soul truly means to each of us.

Are artists born, or are they reincarnated to carry on the creative legacy of past generations?

In this fascinating episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, hosts Saro Varjabedian, Guillermo Iván, and Zair Montes sit down with Jonathan Stuart Cerullo—a renowned Broadway director, choreographer, and producer—to explore the timeless spirit of the artist.

With an illustrious career spanning Broadway, film, television, and regional theater, Jonathan has worked on iconic productions like Say Goodnight, Gracie, Anna Karenina, Legs Diamond, Big Apple Circus, and TV specials for Great Performances. As a visionary storyteller and industry leader, he shares his belief that artists are vessels for a creative force that transcends time, each generation carrying the mantle forward.

Together, they dive into artistic reincarnation, the role of legacy in the arts, and how creativity connects past, present, and future artists. Whether you’re an artist yourself or simply intrigued by the idea that creativity is an eternal force, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on what it truly means to be an artist.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation on the spirit of artistry, the cycle of creation, and the magic of storytelling.

What happens when you stop ignoring your body and start truly listening?

In this powerful episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, hosts Saro Varjabedian, Guillermo Iván, and Zair Montes sit down with the unstoppable Mo Brown Suga—a dynamic film director, producer, actress, host, voice-over artist, music producer, and screenwriter—to discuss her journey as a multimedia powerhouse and her deeply personal battle with adenomyosis.

Mo opens up about the struggles she faced while building her career, how she learned to tune in to her body and spirit for healing, and the resilience that has fueled her success. From touring with The Classical Theater of Harlem to creating award-winning content like Mo Brown’s Bodega and mentoring the next generation of creatives, she shares how she balances her art, passions, and ambitions while prioritizing self-care and well-being.

Join us for an inspiring conversation on perseverance, self-care, and the transformative power of truly listening to yourself.

What is humanity? Is it defined by our greatest acts of kindness or our darkest moments of cruelty?

In this thought-provoking episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, we sit down with Fernando Travesí—award-winning novelist, playwright, and human rights activist—who has witnessed both the best and worst of humanity firsthand. From working in conflict zones in Albania, Sierra Leone, and Colombia to advocating for justice with the United Nations, the Red Cross, and the International Center for Transitional Justice, Travesí brings a profound and deeply personal perspective on what it truly means to be human.

Through his experiences, he explores the complexities of compassion, resilience, and justice, revealing how storytelling can bridge the gap between suffering and healing, between darkness and hope.

Join us for a powerful conversation that challenges us to reflect on the true essence of humanity—and our role in shaping it. 

How do you break through your own barriers?

In this powerful episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, filmmaker and endurance athlete Victoria Negri shares her transformative journey of running the grueling Daytona 100-mile marathon. She opens up about the deep emotional layers behind her running—how it began as a tribute to her late father, turned into a personal struggle with self-punishment and an eating disorder, and ultimately became a source of healing and empowerment.

If you’ve ever felt like giving up or questioned your own limits, this conversation will inspire you to redefine what’s possible.

Tune in now and let us know: What’s your next big challenge?

How do you transform not just your body, but your mind and soul, too?

In this inspiring episode of Coffee, Matcha & Soul, Irene Jean shares her journey of rebuilding self-confidence through fitness. From struggles to victories, she opens up about how working out became more than just exercise—it became a path to self-empowerment.If you’re looking for motivation to start or continue your own journey, this episode is for you!

Tune in now and tell us: how has fitness impacted your life?

In this episode, we sit down with Anibal Romero—a renowned immigration defense attorney, SAG actor, producer, and social media influencer with over 800K followers—to explore the intersection of law, media, and advocacy. With over 20 years of legal experience, Anibal has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, Telemundo, and Univision, using his voice to fight for immigrant rights. As a member of the International Advisory Council at Global Americans, he brings a global perspective on human rights in Latin America.

From his legal battles to his powerful social media presence, Anibal shares his insights on resilience, the power of storytelling, and making an impact in the digital age. Whether you’re an immigrant, an advocate, or just looking for inspiration, this conversation will leave you motivated to stand up for what matters.

Tune in and be inspired!