Carlos and Jorge are struggling with social distancing. We are in week 4 of the coronavirus quarantine and the novelties have all worn off. The pressure of “being positive” and “quarantine hustling” is wearing thin and this week we just let it all out.

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In this week's episode, we are joined by local business owner and philanthropist, Michael Mendez. Mike is the owner of the wildly popular Mendez Fuel, a FIU Golden Panther alumni, husband, father, marathon runner, heart surgery survivor, and one stylish af MOACA. We talk about his journey to 40 and thoughts therein. Sharing our stories is a reminder to us that there is no one way to live a life, especially now while we all face week 3 of quarantines with no clear end date in sight. We talk all of that and more.

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The number of days we’ve been quarantined seem to vary from person to person. For the most part it’s been about two weeks. The dust is settling and new routine’s are being (or have been) formed. This week we discuss our new normal respectively. Carlos celebrated his 41st birthday. Jorge discovered wearing makeup is really hard. We’re just doing our thing best we can. We also take a detour to breakdown the socio/cultural impact of the Netflix documentary phenomenon that is “Tiger King”. Our mission to keep putting our content is as steadfast as ever. Be sure to hit up our youtube page where this episode is available on HD Video.

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As uncertain times continue to unfold we keep plugging away, adapting and pivoting with every change pace. Practicing social distancing creates a unique opportunity for us to have our first guest. The decision was to highlight those people in our lives who are also small business owners and to have them come on the show and have a chat with us and how they’re coping with this new place we’re all in.

Danny Lopez-Calleja is the owner for Crossfit Soul and a near & dear friend of ours. He was both of our first choice as our inaugural guest and we’re so happy to have him on. Enjoy!

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During these times of uncertainty we’re dedicated to provide you with a moment of respite. We are the adults in the room whether we like it or not. Finding your rhythm even through chaos can be very satisfying. We dissect that this week.

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It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" is a song by American rock band R.E.M., which first appeared on their 1987 album “Document.”.  It was released as a single in November 1987, reaching No. 69 in the US Billboard Hot 100. 

34 years later it feels like the prefect soundtrack for 2020. 

But fret not, MOACA is here to help you course correct the crazy. 

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This episode is all about finding your frequency. Understanding how the different aspects of life pull you in and out of moments and intentions. It took us 28 episodes to get to this one- and it’s a good one.

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The theme In this episode seems to be intention. It wasn’t like we set out to touch on this topic specifically, it just kinda happened- which are our favorite sessions. Enjoy!

We sat down at night this time to discuss what it means to forgive & forget. We open up about our past and reflect on some of the mistakes we made and the times we have had to forgive and ask for forgiveness. It’s candid and thoughtful and we really enjoyed this one. Hope you do too.

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We’re back after taking last week off to tend to some personal witness with our family. We sit back down on Carlos’s couch and catch each other up on what’s been happening as of late. Jorge gets introspective and Carlos guides along with his natural ability to be both empathetic and insightful. We’re in the middle of what seems like a metamorphosis- which tend to be violent and scary when you’re in. Ultimately, if you’re lucky enough to see it all the way through what emerges can be something beautiful. We really hope you enjoy this one and thanks for staying with us in 2020.

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