Moises Castillo is presenting a singular have a look at Socorro High School sports activities with the podcast Warrior Talk.
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Former Socorro Warrior athlete Moises Castillo is utilizing at present’s know-how to raise up athletes at Socorro High School along with his podcast Warrior Talk, which might be hosted at Que Suave Cafe.

One should marvel how Castillo has the time to launch this sort of mission after he simply accomplished his first yr with on-line programs from the University of New Mexico at Socorro High School, he works as a Training Specialist at New Mexico Tech’s EMRTC, and he’s an energetic licensed baseball umpire too.

“I’ve had the idea for a while. It’s just been something I’ve been thinking about and really haven’t had the resources to do up until now, Castillo said. “I want to use the program to boost morale and get back to the Warrior spirit — the way it once was. I’ve received a lot of encouragement and positive reactions from many people.”

Castillo lettered in 4 sports activities throughout his highschool profession, and whereas solely 18, he has gained an area status for his sports activities data. Castillo has an infectious character, the reward of gab, and an intimate understanding of Socorro sports activities he simply conveys in dialog.

Local sports activities followers will know each of his first company for the recording (and videoing) of Warrior Talk with Lady Warrior senior Faith Lucero and Moises’ father, Moises Castillo Sr. (SHS 2002), bringing in a mixture of present athletes and their SHS alums to speak about sports activities.

Both of Warrior Talk’s first company are/have been Tri-Star athletes for SHS, with Lucero enjoying soccer, basketball, and working in monitor and subject and Castillo participating in soccer, monitor and subject, and baseball, the place he additionally coached.

Castillo needed a cushty setting for Warrior Talk, which is a part of the explanation he’s internet hosting the podcasts at Que Suave Cafe.

“I want it to be a comfortable sit down, like how you see on the Tonight Show where exactly we’re just having fun and telling their stories,” Castillo stated. “Things like what do you expect for the game coming up? Or how do you feel you did for the game? It’s more like a comfortable setting where athletes, alumni and coaches can just let loose and give us a real insight into the person behind the scenes.”

Castillo will even use a program as a method of serving to followers perceive what’s developing in future video games, and he’ll be celebrating his nineteenth birthday as a part of his first broadcast.

Part of the explanation Castillo is launching Warrior Talk comes from the instances the media highlight was proven on him and the constructive feeling he acquired afterward.

“Every time I ever got interviewed by the newspaper, whether it was one time or two times or however many I mean, I felt absolutely on top of the world when I went home,” Castillo stated. “I’m hoping I can give athletes the same feeling of accomplishment. The biggest thing I’m aiming for is a feel-good thing here for our athletes in small town, New Mexico.”

Castillo’s first recording of Warrior Talks is ready for 4:30 p.m. on August 4, and the Podcast (obtainable by way of Spotify and YouTube) might be on-line on August 6. The public is invited to attend, and it’s also possible to be taught extra about Warrior Talk and get archived program hyperlinks by way of www.thewarriortalkpodcast.com.