Joshua Moroles

I chat with 3 Life Insurance Experts and ask them if you were to pass away from the COVID-19 Coronavirus, are you covered?  Listen in on this valuable information.   This podcast is brought to you by www.TheMarketPlatform.com which connects local buyers and sellers to make an income during this uncertain time.

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I chat with Dr. Emily Williams Knight, Texas Restaurant Association, about how the Coronavirus COVID-19 has disrupted the Restaurant Industry in Texas.   

Questions I ask:  

1: Do you think Small Business Restaurants will be able to bounce back after this is over?  

2: What other measures should Restaurants be doing to ensure the safety of their Customers/Employees? 

3: With modern convenience being such a norm, what have you seen differently now because of the Coronavirus?  

4: What tips can you share with Businesses to help them navigate this uncertain time?  

5: What happens if we go through a Recession and a Pandemic at the same time? 

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On this podcast, I chat with Margaret Hoelzer, 3X Olympian Child Abuse Victim/Survivor, about her journey in being a Child Abuse Victim/Survivor. 

This is brought to you by the 6th Annual Joining Forces Conference hosted by The Children's Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr Counties. 

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I chat with Mauricio Piña, Owner of Cobalt Digital Marketing, about how businesses can Market/Advertise during a Pandemic.  

Listen in as Mo, AKA Mauricio Piña, drops some knowledge bombs for our listeners.   

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I chat with Gabriel Fuentes, Co-Owner of Nuri - Fusion Street Kitchen, about  How Food Truck Meals For Our Hospital Heroes is helping RGV Residents by helping feed Hospital Staff, keeping Food Trucks in Business, and how you can donate as well. 

Donate to this great cause using this link, https://tinyurl.com/r2686fu

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I chat with Johnny Llanes about how Project COVID Cares is helping RGV Residents by providing essential needs.   

Project COVID Cares  Learn how you can donate your time or money to this wonderful cause.

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I talk with Dr. Jose Campo Maldonado, Infectious Disease Doctor, about the COIVD-19 Coronavirus.   

Other questions I ask him: 

What are you seeing on your end as far as the Coronavirus going and what does it mean for the Rio Grande Valley.   

What questions should we be asking of our elected officials in the County and what do you think our elected officials should be doing during this time?   

Are we about to have our Hospitals full of COVID-19 Patients?   

Besides the main CDC.gov and hidalgocounty.us what are some other resources we can use to stay up to date with this pandemic?

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On this podcast, I chat with Angelika Eleni Ruiz Gualberto who is hosting an Irish Festival in McAllen!    Angelika Eleni Ruiz Gualberto wanted to bring something to McAllen that has never been brought here before and she's doing it in a big way! Music, Fun, Dance, and a lot more right here n McAllen, Tx.   This is a Family-Friendly event on Saturday, April 4th, 2020.

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I chat with April Lopez from Lopez Family & Wound Healing Clinic and Rio Grande Valley COVID-19 Task Force.   

Listen in on what she thinks Hidalgo and surrounding counties should be doing during this Pandemic.   

RGV COVID-19 PHYSICIAN TASK FORCE SPEAKS OUT ABOUT THE CORONAVIRUS

I chat with Isaac V. Sulemana, Chief of Staff, Office of Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez about how Hidalgo County is combating this Coronavirus (Covid-19) in our County. 

I have to hand it to all the people from around the Rio Grande Valley who are putting in 18 hours days from our Private and Local School Systems by creating curriculum online, to Local Restaurants who are hustling to keep their doors open, to the County and City to doing everything they can to keep us safe and informed during this time. 

Questions I ask: 

1-What measures are the county taking if this pandemic gets out of control?  

2-Is there talk of a complete shutdown?   

3-What are the best measures we can take for the safety of Hidalgo County right now?   

4- Do we have a reliable system for real-time public health communication with the public?   

5- We still see a lot of people out in the streets, what measures are being taken to enforce people on the street are “essential”?  

6-It’s probably too early to tell, but when is the County expecting things to get back to normal? Or can things get back to normal after this?  

 7- With almost 3.3 million Americans who have filed for unemployment, how can we help small businesses get through this while still keeping employees employed and safe?   

8-People are asking how they will be able to make rent or mortgage in a time where there simply is no income coming in... what would you advise citizens or landlords to do?   

9- Do we expect to see crime go up?   

10- Certain theories say if we continue to go the route we are going, not only will we have a pandemic on our hands, but we will have a recession, what are your thoughts on this?  

11-What do you say to the people who aren’t taking this seriously?   

12-What is the county doing to educate or guide restaurants in cleanliness and prevention given the circumstances?