The Jose Morales Podcast

In this episode Jose Morales is solo. He talks about having a positive male influence in your life. He shares how lonely he felt growing up alone with out anyone and how a young boy is so vulnerable at those times. He then mentions how he was blessed with his brother Andres Quintanilla. Who became that positive male influence in his life. 

In this episode comedian Lance Woods joins the show. He shares how his plans of being in the music industry changed after his mother dared him to tell jokes at his church.

In this episode our host Jose Morales is solo. He talks about what he best does, creates a culture. He gives pointers on how to do it with a team and how to get the team to buy in to the same vision you have. He mentions that using the same structure can help you in your everyday life. 

In this episode Danny Maya Founder of Maya Mexican Cuisine joins the show to talk about his family’s journey to creating successful business's in the food industry. He shares key points that are over looked and shares with us the mistakes that were made early on. Lets us know what he has planned to bring to the Sacramento Community through his restaurant. 

In this episode Jose Talks about bringing high energy during anything that has to do with you. He goes into detail of why this makes a big difference and shares his story about his business growing because of this. 

Matt Beaudreau, Founder of Acton Academy Placer Schools joins the show to talk about his journey and why he decided to create a different way to educate our young humans. He explains why the education system is failing our community with not properly preparing our students for the real world after the game of school is over.

In this episode's update Jose talks about him doing stand up comedy for the first time. The subject for this episode is "hide and seek" which Jose mentions happens often when we hide from our personal battles and seek a new adventure to put a bandaid on those battles instead of running towards them to heal them. 

With the first guest of Season three Jose brings on the show Alex Marin. Alex is a boxing trainer at Jose Morales Boxing Academy. He is one of the gym's success stories. Starting boxing four years prior he competed in the amatuer level and as he grew in the warrior program he began to coach. He shares with us his story, his upbringing and his goals for his young life. 

In this episode update Jose talks about the gym's Fantasy Football league. The subject for this episode is "finding your purpose". Many say that they live day by day doing something they do not have a passion for. Jose gives us tips on how to get out of our bubble and find that calling. 

In this episode Jose talks about him taking a month away from the gym. He gives us insight of how he sees doubt grow in his boxers. The same way it happens to all of us. He explains how to prevent that and how to kill doubt. 

In this episode Jose shares with us about his recent move to the mountains. Jose explains how his nickname El Rey De Sacra became his alter-ego. He explains why having an alter-ego can change your mindset. A great podcast to start the week! 

In this episode talks about the 2021 USA BOXING nationals. Jose also explains how we need to stop accepting "no" as an answer. Jose goes over how him being stubborn definitely played a role in his success. 

Season 3 comes with a lot of changes. Jose explains the plans for this episode and gives thanks to all the listeners from all over. This season Jose will be sharing in the podcast conversations he has in the gym that are golden nuggets that everyone can use in their daily life. 

Not everyone is like Jose In the opening episode for season three Jose talks about his father passing away. He mentions the great qualities he believes he gained from him but getting all that did not make Jose who Jose is nowadays. Jose was not always a business savvy, motivational, ambitious leader. Jose explains how his environment molded him to the person he is today. 

Jose Morales talks about the importance for him knowing his roots. Where his family came from and the obstacles/sacrifices his family made to be there. He shares why he believes we need to incorporate this more with in our daily lives.

Levy Knox the second boxer to represent Jose Morales Boxing Academy at Nationals joins the show to share his story of being an officer in the Air Force to competing in a national tournament in boxing. He shares what he learned and his take always.

Amy Minter becomes the first national champion in boxing coming out of Roseville CA. She joins the show for the second time to go into detail of her journey to her first championship.

Florida native My Tien Doan fell in love at a young age with being a voice for people that did not have a voice. She pursued her career in law despite having her fathers approval. She a leap of faith and moved to Sacramento, CA all by her self to complete her dream of becoming an attorney.

Marissa Magallanes shares her amazing story of how she lost her eye site when she was sixteen for two years and on going battle with Uveitis that she still battles til this day. Her health issues did not stop her from raising her two boys alone and continuing to chase her dreams in law. Such an uplifting and happy person.

Lupe Gutierrez 2020 Olympic qualifier talks to Jose about her boxing journey that started all from watching a Manny Pacquiao fight to her winning multiple national titles.

With the 2020 elections coming to an end Jose brought up a great question. How come it seems like the majority of people who fly the USA flag high are Trump supporters? Does the other side not love America ? Jose explained why he doesn’t fly the US flag on this episode.

Steven Rapadas owner of Midtown Fitness and Boxing in Sacramento. Shares his story of how sixty plus amateur bouts helped him get signed with legendary boxing promoter Don King. Steven and Jose actually started boxing one day apart, they had their first boxing bout on the same day. They talk about mutual relationships they have made through boxing along the way and the impact they made in their li...

2019 NCAA Champion Kyle Guy shares with us his story of how he faced adversity on his route to becoming a champion. Now a two way player with the Sacramento Kings he talks about his future in the league and his plans for life after basketball.

Frank Fagundes CEO of Mr. Pickles also long time friend of Jose talks about his journey from Daly City, CA to opening his first Mr. Pickles Sandwich spot in 1994 to later franchising and licensing to over fifty stores.

On Jose’s 30th birthday 9/21 Jose decides to share his story of how he got to the US and his childhood.