On this episode of The Memo Show:

We get to delve into the lives of Jonnie and Mikey, sons of legendary musician Jose Feliciano.

We explore their upbringing in a musical household, the dynamics of their father-son relationship, and the impact of fame on their childhoods.

We touch on the pressures of living up to their father's musical standards, the sacrifices their family made due to his career, and their experiences traveling the world with him.

They discuss the influence of their father on their musical journey, the lessons learned, and their commitment to preserving his legacy, as well as their current exploration of their father's music archives.

Jonnie and Mikey discuss the musical legacy of their father, Jose Feliciano, exploring his impact on music, his recognition in the industry, and the cultural significance of his bilingual songs. They reflect on the challenges he faced, and the positive attitude he maintained throughout his career.

The conversation highlights the importance of his contributions to music and the lasting influence he has had on generations of artists.

For those of you who grew up with his music, or are just discovering Jose Feliciano now, this episode reveals a very unique perspective you won't get anywhere else.

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Quitting Kratom: A Personal Journey Through Addiction and Recovery

On this episode of The Memo Show, I share my recent experiences with a substance known as Kratom.

Join me as I discuss the importance of awareness, honest recovery, and the hidden dangers lurking in these everyday, widely available products.

Not just for addicts in recovery, but for those who have never struggled with substance abuse before. This product does not discriminate.

Note: This episode aims to raise awareness about a legal but potentially harmful substances like Kratom and encourages openness around addiction and recovery efforts. If you or someone you know is struggling, remember you're not alone, and help is available.

On This Episode of The Memo Show:

I talk with Michael Grepp, one half of Loserville Animation Studios, who shares with us his love for cartoons like Looney Tunes, Ren & Stimpy and of course Adult Swim

He shares his journey in the animation and voice acting industry, discussing the creative process, the importance of collaboration, and the challenges of navigating the industry.

He tells how they went viral a few years ago guerrilla animating shorts for Last Podcast on the Left and what it’s like to be in a room with execs pitching shows and getting name called by Eric Andre of all people.

He gives us pointers on networking, overcoming rejection, and maintaining a balance between quality and productivity in creative work which he provides virtually with his company The Talent Spot.

We learn from him the value of teaching and sharing knowledge with others in the creative field, while also providing insights into his current and future projects.

Also cartoons are included in the video version on YouTube and Spotify!

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