In this episode of the "Future Ancestors Podcast" Jason and Kat sit down with living legend the "King of Latin Soul", Joe Bataan.
Join us as Joe Bataan takes us on a journey back to his childhood in the lively streets of Harlem. He'll share personal stories that show how growing up in this vibrant neighborhood influenced the music he would create. From the exciting energy of Harlem to the challenges he faced, you'll get a glimpse of how these early experiences shaped the man we know today. We'll also dive into Joe's early musical days, exploring the songs, artists, and stories that led him to become a pioneer in Latin and soul music.
As he shares his origin story, you'll gain a profound understanding of the resilience, passion, and determination that have fueled his lifelong dedication to the art of music. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about the incredible journey of an artist, this episode of the "Future Ancestors Podcast" promises to be an unforgettable exploration of Joe Bataan's soulful beginnings.
Subscribe now and join us on this nostalgic and inspiring adventure through the life and music of a true icon. Stay tuned for part 2 on Monday, September 18.
This week's "Future Ancestors Spotlight" is:
Alaya Coffee: A Philippine specialty coffee company based in Union, New Jersey, founded by Matt & Trixie in 2021. The name comes from Ayala Heights the area Trixie's family calls home. Their flavors highlight Filipino favorites like Leche Flan Ube and Jason's personal favorite the Cassava latte. They're currently running a Kickstarter campaign to expand their business that ends Sunday, September 10. Head over to their website: www.ayalacoffee.com to donate or follow them on their Instagram @ayalacoffee.
