By Mike Mercadal & Chris Cuan
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
Miami is full of people, NOT JUST CUBANS, that know a guy who knows a guy. What started as a chat about Valentine's Day took a winding path through the most controversial of subjects:
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
Get a bunch of hungry Cubans together, and we're bound to talk about our love of croquetas! After our recording session with Alexis Guerreros (@NotAlexis), Chris told us all about what it takes to make AWARD WINNING CROQUETAS! Apologies if you're DYING for croquetas after listening to this episode.
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
VAMOS PA NU YERZI!! #OhtheCubanity welcomes hilarious comedian and one half of @TheCooligans, ALEXIS GUERREROS (@NotAlexis)! The guys discuss the effects of real diversity, forever chasing the taste of home, & old dudes teaching lessons and dropping wisdom!
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
Acere. We watched this video, and had some thoughts. Elcaballo305 had some pretty strong opinions about and arguments against the word LATINX and the people who use it. We disagree with him. So we made a response video (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxegO825T7hmoOk5axFtgww). Here's the audio version.
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
The time to be yourself is always NOW! Oh the Cubanity welcomes outspoken advocate for LGBT+ rights and COO of Arianna Center, TONY LIMA! The guys discuss the dichotomy of being queer in the Cuban community, embracing your true self, and what it actually means to reach across the aisle to get stuff done.
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
"Bro, the traffic was out of hand, Bro." Or worse yet, no excuse. It's just CUBAN-TIME. Is it rude? Is it just the way it is? Is it just Cubans?! Listen into some bonus conversation as the mics were rolling. (feat. Cathy Pedrayes-instagram.com/cathypedrayes)
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
This woman is built out of pure HUSTLE! This episode, the guys welcome special guest and TikTok's favorite Mom-Friend, CATHY PEDRAYES, to discuss social media vitality, the struggles of dealing with Qanon family members, & the entrepreneurial spirit that Cubans pride themselves on. Listen and get ready to PON TE LAS PILAS!!
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Oh the Cubanity is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
This impromptu episode of #OhtheCubanity was honestly a reaction to all the support we've received after our initial episode. Have no fear. We have guests lined up, but this one was just a chance to say thank you and define our goals for the show. We also address some of the concerns and criticisms as well. Once again, GRACIAS!
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
Best friends, Mike Mercadal and Chris Cuan, are a couple of Miami-born and bred individuals tired of their Cuban-American heritage and culture being portrayed as a monolith of conservative Trumpy cultism. They seek to interview like minded Cuban-American descendants, Miamians, as well as any immigrants who want to help break free from the antiquated stereotypes perpetuated by pop-culture. But it's funny!
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.