Que Bola Podcast

Just a kid from Miami putting alot of love into making different pastelitos for the city he loves. Today you can find him at Ariete in Coconut Grove dishing out wild creations such as the Miami cheesesteak pastelito: A palomilla steak is chopped up and mixed with complete seasoning, lime juice, boiled yuca, and touches of cream and white cheddar. He has also collaborated with El Bagel's Matteson Koche to create a baklava pastelito. However, Pastelito's masterpiece is the frita pastelito, which set everything in motion a little over a year ago. Much more about that in this episode.

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South Florida is a botanical daydreamers paradise. It's said anything will grown in the fertile sun-soaked soils of the 305. In this episode we got the chance to get some insight on how and why to create the garden of you dreams. Also we spoke on how the garden is now part of the climate change discussion. Beyond that we touched on SoFlo's dysfunctional county governance, plant inequality, Vintage shopping, pop up events and more. It's a fun one. Please Subscribe, Share, and rate

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In the 20 years since Cesar has arrived in Miami many things have evolved, but the party still goes on. But how and where? Cesar has been at the forefront of answering those questions by creating the venues and environments through his hospitality and entertainment group. The Wood Tavern in Wynwood is a testament to his awesome endeavors. He broke down what it's like for a businessman/creative/entrepreneur in this episode. This one's full of gems.

We had the opportunity to peer into the world of investigative journalism through the eyes of this accomplished South Florida native. After honing his writing through poetry Mario Ariza switched lanes into journalism. He has since written a book (Disposable City: Miami's Future on the Shores of Climate Catastrophe) and has gone on to work at one of South Florida's most distinguished publications, The Sun Sentinel. We go into various topics related to climate change and the process of investigative journalism in this talk

Octavio Rios journey through the media landscape of South Florida has allotted him an interesting point of view. While at the University of Miami he had the opportunity to host a show on WVUM 90.5 FM. That launching pad has pushed him to greater heights. In this talk we broke down different adversities facing creatives/South Florida political climate/Sea level Rise/ Fake Instagram Guru's and much more. Have a listen~ Peace

We've reached out 50th episode. Thank you so much for your continued support and love. On our 50th episode we sat down with Mr. Ricky Valido from the Hialeah Hillbillies. I was an honor 2 have a rising star on the 50th. This kid is a representation of Miami Creative Hustle. He's going places and sharing that Dade county love everywhere he can.

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We had the opportunity to sit down with a Miami entertainment staple. The Lucy Lopez has been a beacon of culture for quite some time. We came away with a deeper understanding of what makes her tick, her insane amount of love for the 305, and her dedication to making things pop for our beloved city. I hope you enjoy it.

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This multi-talented young female artist hailing from el bario of Westchester Miami has a bright future ahead of her. We dove into her beginnings as an artist the road she has traversed to get to where she's currently at. Her new single "Afiladora" is littered with deep over-saturated bass, unapologetic lyrics, and sprinkled with that Westchester Miami flavor. The track itself is both empowering and relatable, since in just about every frame, there is something representative of Miami living. It was a fun one. Shekitout IG: @madameki__ @Quebolapodcast @Freshorphresh

Alec is a cool kid from Dade County. Messing around with built in programs on his computer at an early age blossomed into having the opportunity to start a Film Club at Belen Jesuit. We got into his take on making content and his drive for visual expression. Shekitout Bro

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Eddie Zamora is an International Foodie, Cuban Home Cook and Judge on the TV family competition series Dinner Takes All, airing on BYUtv. The series is produced by Keller/Noll, the creators of Food Network's Chopped and Chopped Junior. Born and raised in Miami, Eddie is also a social media influencer. His handle The Yum Yum Foodie has 185K Instagram followers. Eddie's fans follow him for his honest and entertaining reviews and recommendations for the best and worst places to eat, drink and stay from all around the world. We chopped it up about his experiences in South Florida and how it molded him.