The Mia G. Podcast

Very excited to chat with food waste warrior, Kaitlin Mogentale today! Only 24, she is the founder Pulp Pantry, a food company that makes healthy snacks from leftover fruit and vegetable pulp found in local juiceries in Los Angeles. How cool, right!? Her top priority is reducing the food waste and creating nutritious snacks we all can enjoy - because healthy food shouldn't be a privilege!

In a little over two years, she has taken her products from farmers markets to retail stores - and has no plans of slowing down! Her mission is to not only deliver healthy snacks, but to also educate people about how their consumption choices impact our world. 

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I'll see you all again in 2018! xo

Have you failed at your first business or venture and having trouble truly accepting what has happened?

Today, I'm sitting down with Teju Owoye. She is a serial-entrepreneur! She's the founder of Sulte Group, Tusodo, Bliswell, and The Launch Village. Though all different companies, the underlying mission Teju has, is to help people grow sustainable businesses and live their healthiest life.

However, her first venture, Tusodo didn't go according to plan. Instead of giving up on her entrepreneurial pursuits, she paused. She took time to figure out what exactly went wrong, and how she can improve (and well reinvent) herself personally and professionally. 

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In this #AskMiaG episode, I share why it's more than alright to deny opportunities in your life to focus on the people, experiences, and tasks you truly find essential...and how you can start saying "no!" confidently! This episode features the book, Essentialism by Greg McKeown.

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Jenny Feinberg is an abstract artist, speaker, writer, and an all-around creative.

In this episode, Jenny shares her involvement in political campaigning in her 20s, and how she later changed her focus to creating art and connecting with people "choosing a life of their own making". She shares how her own art journey led her to write her upcoming book, The White Rectangle, seeking to help guide other's emotional creative journey...

Her story really shows the challenges, but the beauty of redirecting your career focus. In Jenny’s case, she understands creating art isn’t all “fun” and “easy” but is continuing to create, and seeks to help others do the same.

View this ep. resources: https://miagoros.com/ep-8-jenny-feinberg-podcast

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#AskMiaG series is here! I share my own advice and breakthroughs on success, happiness, and everything in between. You can ask me your own life questions at: miagoros.com.com/ask-mia

Today, I have a special guest and friend with me...Andres Maldonado! We discuss our 24 hours and how we stay on top of things, what we're battling with including the vulnerable moments of being single and not doing what other people our age are doing.

View this ep. resources: miagoros.com/ep-7-mia-goros-andres-maldonado-podcast/

Daisy Martinez is the founder of the non-profit, Trash Free Earth and is a true badass!

In this episode, Daisy shares how she juggled being a mom and a university student while working multiple jobs.  As well as, how she began and decided to focus on building her non-profit aiming to clean our hiking trails. She shares it hasn't been an easy road to build this non-profit, but one she finds joy and purpose in doing right now in her life.

Her story really shows how you can do something about the problems facing our Earth - and even your own personal problems. Even when you feel trapped and tortured by life, Daisy is the first one to say "you can overcome!".

View this ep. resources: https://miagoros.com/ep-6-daisy-martinez-podcast

Greta McAnany is an award-winning producer, actress, writer, storyteller, and the co-founder of Blue Fever. Greta is definitely an explorer, wearer of many hats, and one passionate gal!

In this episode, Greta shares her experience producing the award-winning film, Bite Size, including the sexism she experienced -and how she and another female filmmaker, Lauren Tracy, ultimately decided to launch a new streaming platform called Blue Fever (think Netflix for millennial women!). 

Her story shows how you don’t need to wait for someone or something to make a change – you can lead the change and disrupt the status quo!

View this ep. resources: https://miagoros.com/ep-4-greta-mcanany-podcast

Coley Lane is the founder and editor-in-chief of Life Goals Mag, an online magazine for female millennials seeking to be their best self. Earlier this year, I actually contributed an article on forgiveness to this magazine. I later met Coley in-person and we have been blogger friends ever since.

In this episode, Coley shares her journey creating Life Goals Mag and how she maintains it. She also discusses self-care, the law of attraction, and what it means to live a “balanced life”.

Her story really shows that it’s more than okay to not know what you want to be - one day you will and create something bigger than yourself. Coley sure has!

View this ep. resources: miagoros.com/ep-3-coley-lane-podcast

So happy and honored to have vegan blogger and influencer, Jasmine Briones (Sweet Simple Vegan) as my very first guest! I’ve known Jasmine since we met at VegFest LA a little over a year ago, and I’m happy to call her a friend today.

In this episode, Jasmine shares her journey finding veganism and how she realized it’s not a diet but actually a lifestyle - and how she transformed her passion for it into a thriving online brand.

Her story really shows how ‘darker times’ can transform your life for the better and that you can spread a positive message online. You don't have to be an a**hole to get noticed!

View this ep. resources: http://miagoros.com/ep-2-jasmine-briones-podcast