Aaron Peña highlights community and culture in "Community Matters" podcast episode

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - In the latest episode of Community Matters with Denise Hernandez, Aaron Peña, co-owner of The Squeezebox and Amor Eterno, highlighted how he has put community and culture at the forefront of his businesses.

As an industry veteran and vinyl DJ, Peña has built two bars in San Antonio's popular drinking districts - The Squeezebox on the St. Mary's Strip and Amor Eterno in Southtown - that celebrate San Antonio's rich culture and soul.

Peña emphasized how his bars provide spaces for San Antonians to come together and connect over shared experiences and cultural heritage. He believes that businesses can play a vital role in building community and supporting the growth of the city's diverse neighborhoods.

The Community Matters podcast, produced by Hernandez, aims to showcase the work of San Antonians who are actively engaged in improving their communities.

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In each episode, Hernandez interviews community leaders, activists, and organizers who are working to create positive change in their neighborhoods.

We want to highlight the amazing work that people are doing in San Antonio and amplify their voices, Hernandez said. By sharing their stories, we hope to inspire others to get involved and make a difference in their own communities.

Listeners can tune in to Community Matters with Denise Hernandez on all major podcast platforms. The podcast is part of a larger multimedia project, which includes a visual component featuring interviews with guests like Peña.

As San Antonio continues to grow and evolve, Community Matters offers a timely exploration of the different ways in which its residents are working to make their city a better place for all.

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