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Will opens up about his journey from Brooklyn gang life to becoming a family man and hospitality professional, sharing raw stories of transformation and redemption.

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We explore the inspiring journey of a NYC restaurant owner who transformed from up and down youth to successful entrepreneur through perseverance, family support, and seizing unexpected opportunities.

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Will and Danir dive deep into the crucial distinction between toxic relationships and loyal ones, exploring how to recognize negative patterns and cultivate meaningful connections that support your growth.

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Our conversation takes compelling turns through films like Menace II Society, Belly, and Paid in Full, which earned our respect for their unflinching portrayals of street economics and their consequences. We give special attention to Latino cinema, highlighting Sin Nombre and Sicario for bringing authentic perspectives on immigration and cartel violence. The deeply moving Mi Familia receives particular praise for its multigenerational storytelling about Mexican-American experiences.

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Can the Kansas City Chiefs recover from the recent Super Bowl letdown against the Philadelphia Eagles? We kick off this episode by analyzing the game with our trademark honesty—yes, even as die-hard Giants fans. You'll hear our unfiltered thoughts on the Eagles' stellar game plan, the Chiefs' inability to counteract it, and Saquon Barkley's unexpected yet pivotal role in the Eagles' victory. Whether you're rooting for the Chiefs or Eagles, this recap is packed with insights that challenge what you thought you knew about the game.
Switching gears to baseball, we set our sights on MLB spring training with a particular focus on the New York Mets. Promising changes are in the air as Francisco Lindor takes on the leadoff spot, and we speculate how having Juan Soto bat behind him could redefine the lineup's dynamic. Injuries and new roles spark a lively debate about the Mets' pitching concerns, yet we remain optimistic about the emerging talents of players like Pete Alonso and Francisco Alvarez. It's an exciting time to be a Mets fan, and we capture all the hope and apprehension in our discussion.
Closing out with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, we scrutinize roster strategies and player potentials. The Yankees' healthy lineup could be their secret weapon, but questions hover over Anthony Volpe's ability to meet the demands of a leadoff hitter. From trade rumors to contract discussions involving big names like Aaron Judge and Paul Goldschmidt, we leave no stone unturned. Our conversation on shifting player positions and salaries rounds out a vibrant discussion on the evolving landscape of Major League Baseball, all while thanking our listeners for their unwavering support.

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New Energy, New Stories, Same Compas. Have you ever woken up to the rich aroma of barbacoa cooked underground, wrapped lovingly in maguey leaves? That’s just a taste of the vibrant journey we take you on as we return to the airwaves of Small Talk with Compa! After a short break, we're back with stories from a recent trip to Mexico

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Our latest podcast episode celebrates the New Year by reviewing various traditions that inspire hope, positivity, and personal growth. We discuss customs ranging from eating grapes for wishes to the ritual significance of clean homes and heartfelt connections, emphasizing the importance of manifesting dreams while embarking on a new journey. 

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Join us as we share hilarious and heartfelt stories. We explore the essence of gift giving, emphasizing that it’s truly the thought that counts as we anticipate the surprises the holiday season has in store.

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The episode focuses on Juan Soto's record-setting $765 million contract with the Mets and what it means for the organization and the sport of baseball. It delves into Soto's impact on the Mets' lineup, discussions of player value, and the financial strategies of current MLB ownership.

• Overview of Juan Soto's new record contract 
• Discussion on the significance of Soto as a generational player 
• Examination of how Soto will change the Mets' lineup 
• Debate on if any player is worth a $765 million deal 
• Insights on owner Steve Cohen’s influence on the franchise’s ambitions 
• Overview of the Yankees' recent moves in response to the Mets 
• Light-hearted reflections on holiday traditions and fan engagement

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Ever wondered what it takes to leap from a decade long career into the unknown? We've been there, and we’re here to share the triumphs and trials of launching our first episode of "Small Talk with Compa." Join us as we introduce ourselves and unravel the heartfelt inspiration behind our podcast. Our journey is steeped in passion for authentic conversations encompassing life, culture, and music, sprinkled with humor and honesty. As we reveal our motivations, we aim to offer comfort and inspiration to all who tune in, creating a community where diverse voices are celebrated.

Our passion for sports and the holiday season shines as we discuss incorporating seasonal sports conversations into our podcasts. Beyond the field, we explore the gritty realities of being a small business owner in the hospitality industry. From relocating a restaurant to embracing new beginnings, our stories are painted with resilience and growth. This episode is a tribute to the power of learning from every experience, and we salute the dedication of fellow industry workers who tirelessly persevere through both triumphs and challenges.

Finally, we dive into the nuts and bolts of podcasting testing and refining our equipment with an eye on constant improvement. We're grateful for the support as we hone our craft and eagerly anticipate the journey ahead. It's a candid exploration of the courage it takes to start afresh and the excitement of mastering something new. So, grab a seat and let's connect over stories that inspire, entertain, and resonate with everyone.