Merry Christmas
Dear Mocha Man Style Family, As the holiday season is upon us, I wanted to send a message of thanks and appreciation. It has been an honor to connect with so many of you this year, whether through likes and comments on my social media channels, email messages, or meeting in person at events. Your support, engagement, and readership mean so much to me. You bring such light to what I do here at Mocha Man Style, and I am endlessly grateful. Thank you for being a part of this journey with me. I wish you and yours a festive holiday season. May your days be filled with love, peace, and joy. With appreciation, Frederick J. Goodall P.S. - I'm still collecting items for the Senior Basic Needs Drive. You can purchase items from the Amazon Wish List. |
Follow Mocha Man Style on Our Social Media Channels Catch Up on Previous Issues of Mocha Man Style Insider
11906 Princess Garden Way, Houston, TX 77047 |
Mocha Man Style
Ten Years Without Prince Prince was one of the greatest musicians who ever lived. His music could move your body, break your heart, and stretch your mind, sometimes in the same song. You can hear it across his catalog, but you can see it most clearly in moments like his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame performance on “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” when he reminded the entire world that there are gifted musicians, and then there was Prince. Read Article That Time When Prince Fired Questlove If you...
The Hyundai Boulder Concept I’ll admit, I’ve never driven a Hyundai vehicle. I don’t have anything against the brand. In fact, I think they’ve made huge improvements over the years. I just haven’t had an opportunity to get behind the wheel. But the Boulder Concept vehicle has me excited to drive my first Hyundai. Read Article The 2027 Subaru Getaway Is the Family EV That Doesn’t Settle As a dad with a family of seven and two dogs, I want a vehicle with power and personality. I also need room...
Cimafunk Brings the Funk to Discovery Green When I visited Cuba in 2016, I fell in love with the people, the food, the art, and especially the music. That trip deepened my appreciation for Buena Vista Social Club, Chucho Valdés, and Celia Cruz. So when Cimafunk took the stage at Jazzy Sundays in the Parks at Discovery Green, I came expecting a connection to Cuba. What I got was a performance that reframed the way I think about Cuban music and its place in the larger Black musical world. Read...