Micah Brown Podcast

Growing up not knowing you're gay...in south Texas... to a Mexican, Catholic family... being raised by your grandparents, while your other siblings are raised by your mother is enough to crush an average person. But that's the point...Joe Fuentes is way above average. On this episode, Joe chats about his obstacles growing up, including feeling very alone, but ultimately becoming the biggest support to his personal training clien...I mean friends! Just check it out already!

If you want to get in touch with Joe, check him out on Facebook (www.facebook.com/joe.fuentes.5815) or Instagram (@joefuentestrainer) and let him know where you heard about him! Also, use My Fitness Pal to track your Macro Nutrients like Joe discusses!

Finally, don't forget to support the podcast by going to www.audibletrial.com/mbp for your free 30 day trial! And thanks in advance for helping the show out! 

This is going to be a little different. If you're considering doing a podcast... think hard about it. Think about everything that goes on to just get a recording into the ears of your listeners... content or interview prep, buying equipment, time management, sometimes people management, brand definition and synchronization, social media management, etc. So, you up for it? Hopefully, this episode will help you make it easier for you to move past a podcast, BUT... IF NOT, then we hope you're energized to push through the obstacles and make a solid podcast for the masses!

Have you wanted to start a podcast or YouTube channel, and wondered where to even start with a microphone? Listen in as we give you the run down of our equipment used every week on the podcast!

If your car is having trouble, and you don't know what to do... you take it to a mechanic. If your body is having trouble, and you don't know what to do... you see a doctor. But, what if your mind and emotions are having trouble? Do you suck it up and deal with it? Or, do you also see a specialist for that?

On this episode, we chat with family counselor, Aaron Maleare. We ask him what the most common issues are that he's confronted with, and how we can navigate life. Listen in and we hope you are encouraged!

Ever met a keyboard warrior? How about a topic expert... who has no background on that topic outside of a 5 minute Google search?

On this episode, we dive into why we as people are inclined toward Social Media, and how it affects us. Considering the day and age we live in, we feel it's an important topic!

Our first interview is with YouTuber Sean Chandler. His YouTube channel has over 156k subscribers, he is a certified Rotten Tomatoes movie reviewer, he also just launched a podcast, and he is now helping others get their channels started! 

Listen in as we have a conversation around how movies and TV shows affect us, as well as hear Sean share his story of overcoming alcoholism, coming out on the other side sober, and now encouraging others to do the same through sharing his story! This is one you don't want to miss!

There is a stigma attached to gamers and video games in general, but why? Why do we knock people for doing something they enjoy? In this episode, we dive into the stigma surrounding gamers and gaming, plus some facts about gamers and gaming that will surprise you!

Motherhood is not a happy topic for everyone. Many try to have children, and it doesn't work. We want you to know you aren't alone. We have a special (very special) guest on this episode! Micah's wife, Elisabeth. Micah and Elisabeth share their story with going through two miscarriages. It's a story filled with denial, deep sorrow, grief, hope, and lastly... Pure Joy. You'll find out what we mean! 

Our conversation today centers around controlling our thoughts and mindset in general. This is the fundamental layer to how we approach everything in life! So, how do we make changes, if necessary. Join us!

This episode will be focused around difficult obstacles in life, and how we can respond to them. Some of us try to tackle a large task, only to realize (once we’re in the middle of it) that we likely bit off more than we can chew. What happens then? Do we hang it up and just move onto the next thing? Or, do we continue to press on? Really, it’s just a question of… do we dig deep… or do we pivot?