Que Bola Podcast

We sat down with 2 creatives who are challenging the norms of film. Pedro Bello and Harrison Fishman just finished directing and animating South Florida rapper Fat Nick's new music video "New Opps". Through inventive animations they were able to express a unique visual language. They spoke to us about the challenges of having complete creative expression in college and attempting to adapt that to commercial work. Also, how competition fuels creativity among other things. It was a dope chat.

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Arbetter's Hot Dogs is a Miami staple. This year marks their 60th year in business and we couldn't be more proud. We sat down with owner/proprietor of the location and asked him how they were able to pull off such a success. We also got into Westchester culture and what to expect when you open a restaurant.

We had a lot fun on this one. Shekitout.

IG: @arbetterhotdogs @Davidarbetter

Being a creative in Miami is tough. We sat down with one of the dopest creatives in the city, Cyn Lagos. Her studies lead her to become a professional photographer and graphic designer. She was recently selected by Adobe to be a creative resident for visual language. We discussed what it takes to make it in a place with a small creative community that constantly undercuts each other. Also, she explained how to find your own personal aesthetic and narrative through some soul searching. Needless to say this episode is chalk full of gems for creative entrepreneurs. Shekitout IG: @CynLagos cynlagos.com

Hailing from the streets of Westchester, Fl this gritty filmmaker has cut his teeth capturing the dichotomy of South Florida. His soon to be released documentary Mondo Miami focuses on the two Miami's; the one for the rich, the one for the rest. We chopped it up about a staged viral video, catching a murder of film, and his advice for a novice entering the South Florida film-making community, amongst other topics.

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As described by the Miami New Times With reggaeton and Latin trap reaching new heights in mainstream popularity, it's only a matter of time before Miami produces a hitmaker to call its own within those genres. Colombiano James Lance has a good shot at being that artist. Since 2017, he's been working hard on pushing the local Latin-trap scene to the forefront. His style is darker than the stuff by chart-toppers such as Bad Bunny and J Balvin, but his flow remains hypnotic, with hooks in the right place to make sure the songs can't escape your head.

We chopped it up and drooped Gem's.

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In this instant classic we had the opportunity to sit down with the one and only Martha of Miami. Martha has been doing Latin apparel and merchandise going on 4 years now. Her classic Piña Colada shirt launched it all. These days you can spot her Cuban Bred shirt all throughout South Florida and beyond. She gave us the in's and out's of her start and where she's headed with the company.

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In this installment of Que Bola we had the pleasure of talking to 2 locals hustling in the jewelry world. Yohan and Onix started the jewelry design firm Yohan Rodrigani after many attempts in the industry. They shared their come-up story and dropped mad gems on us regarding the ins and out of jewelry design.

Their success shows what persistence and patience can accomplish. He started off as a valet parker and has acquired the skills to take the company the unimaginable heights.

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We had the privilege to sit down with the winner of The Flex Music Competition 2019. Having run the gauntlet of this dope music competition he has the privileged view of being Champion.

We spoke about what it takes to be a good musician in general now-a-days and what he does to separate from the pack.

It was a Phresh convo. Shekit out

Having started her blog (Sweet Serena) with a focus on beauty products she has ventured out into other topics such as Motherhood, mental illness, divorce and other journeys in her life, but always with a focus on the positive.

We spoke about income inequality in Miami, the Wharf's Homeless Gauntlet, Shade in the Beauty world, her organization small seeds etc. Hope you enjoy

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In this feature we sat down with a local legend Erin Compton. We had the opportunity to ask her about her process, lessons learned and how to make an impact through business The Last Carrot. With Coconut Grove being the stomping grounds of this restaurant for over 40 years they've had a privileged seat to witness its transformation. Don't miss out on this talk. It's chalked full of gems on how to run a great restaurant

IG: @thelastcarrot

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