Chingon SA
Chingon SA
Podcast Description
Chingon stories from SanAnto business owners and entrepreneurs of Grit, Growth & Legacy.
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The podcast centers around themes of grit, growth, and legacy, highlighted through episodes featuring local entrepreneurs like Tommie Gonzalez, who shared his transition from the entertainment industry to owning a barbershop while navigating the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing issues like community connection and personalized customer experiences.
CHINGON SA is a bold, unapologetic podcast spotlighting the stories of San Antonio’s hardest-working business owners and entrepreneurs. Rooted in culture and community, we share real conversations of Grit, Growth, and Legacy—from the barbershop to the boardroom. Hosted by Luis Leal – 8th generation San Antonian and 4th generation entrepreneur – we’re giving a platform to those building businesses with heart, hustle, and heritage. Whether it’s a first-gen entrepreneur, a family-run business, or just someone chasing your dream in the Alamo City, this podcast is for you.
What's up everybody — Luis here with the Chingon SA podcast. Today I'm sitting down with Shane Sosa, founder of Palco Claims out of New Braunfels and one of the most knowledgeable public adjusters in Texas. Shane went from corporate sales at FedEx and Monster, to roofing in Oklahoma, to building a 10-person public adjusting firm that's helped clients recover money they didn't even know their policy covered. We're talking what a public adjuster actually does, when you need one, and why your insurance company might be leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table. Hope you enjoy!
💬 Drop a comment below — did you know public adjusters existed, and have you ever had to fight an insurance claim?—
📍 Connect with Shane Sosa & Palco Claims:
🌐 https://palcoclaims.com/
📞 (512) 553-6432
https://www.facebook.com/txpublicadjusting
—Chingon SA is a production of Leal Insurance Services — real stories, real businesses, real people doing it right here in San Antonio. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who's building something of their own. Stay building, stay hungry, and stay Chingon.
We'll see you next week.—Thanks for watching!
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