Ep 1421 | Carlos & Alexa PenaVega Open Up to the Robertsons About How Loss Changed Them Forever

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Why did Carlos and Alexa create a new family name, Penna‑Vega?

Zach Robertson 0:01
I am
Jase Robertson 0:02
unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. We are excited. This is the we call these the Nashville editions. Oh, I like that.

What led Carlos to hit rock bottom and how did it change his life?

Jase Robertson 0:12
Yeah, it's like you know, Nashville after dark. Very swanky.
Al Robertson 0:18
This is the upper echelon of what we do right now. Oh my gosh. Oh
Alexa PenaVega 0:21
wait, so the Nashville edition is very swanky.
Zach Robertson 0:24
For what we call it, no.

How did faith become the foundation for Carlos and Alexa’s marriage?

Zach Robertson 0:26
It's all about perspective. I would call it a marathon. It's the national and they save they said we have the best for last. The people with the most energy. To bring it home. But
Carlos PenaVega 0:38
there's one more after us. So we're actually not the last one. Oh, so we are the energy?

Why does authenticity connect with millions of viewers?

Carlos PenaVega 0:44
We save the best for last.
Unknown 0:45
Come on. We're having a lot of things.
Al Robertson 0:49
Thank you. First time I met these guys, they were on a boat. Oh my gosh.

What can we learn from the Robertson family’s four‑generation faith story?

Al Robertson 0:53
We were doing a zoom together. Y'all were on a boat, like a sailboat. We did, we did. And we were having to try to have a professional call and there were kids everywhere. It's okay. We had Starlink.

How did Carlos and Alexa choose to put their marriage before Hollywood expectations?

Al Robertson 1:03
We
Carlos PenaVega 1:03
were going. No, we I I had this crazy idea after COVID. We were in Hawaii, which was really nice for the first like six to eight months, but We were I mean, it's it's it felt like a pretty little prison, right? Like it was it was really gorgeous, but you couldn't leave. It was it was just awful.
Zach Robertson 1:17
You couldn't leave because of COVID?

What was the hardest season of their lives and how did they find supernatural peace?

Zach Robertson 1:18
Yeah,
Carlos PenaVega 1:19
they were real. You couldn't even go to the beach. You could in Hawaii.
Georgie Crawford 1:22
In
Carlos PenaVega 1:22
Hawaii. No, they would fine you for going to the beach. Oh my goodness. What was the reason for? You know, that's a good question. Apparently apparently.

Why did Carlos and Alexa launch a new podcast and what will it cover?

Zach Robertson 1:35
Well, all this pouchy stuff is gonna be a little bit more. Don't worry, so did we. So did we So would you have to wear a mask on the beach? Uh everywhere.
Carlos PenaVega 1:42
It became that if you were moving it was okay 'cause then you were doing exercise and COVID doesn't like exercise. So that happened. No,
Alexa PenaVega 1:50
here, I'll just say this real fast. Their rules were so ridiculous that we had a quadruple girl in our church who the family brought her to the beach and put an umbrella over her just like for fresh air and everything. But because the rules were you weren't allowed to have umbrellas on the beach during the street. You uh why you can't have umbrellas, who knows? They fine them four thousand dollars.
Carlos PenaVega 2:14
Yeah.
Alexa PenaVega 2:14
No, it was insane. They didn't have to pay it in the end 'cause they fought it, but it was like the most ridiculous because they were they were tyrants about it. The whole COVID situation was like, I mean, listen for the first week I mean listen, for the first
Carlos PenaVega 2:23
week I was a little paranoid. No, we all were. We didn't know what we're doing. She would bring home groceries and I was like, Let's spray the groceries with alcohol. I don't know. You know, like I'd go to Home Depot I went to Home Depot with like gloves on, like trying to grab stuff. But then after the first few weeks, I was like, What am I doing? I think we're okay. He
Alexa PenaVega 2:42
felt dumb. We saw what was happening and then it goes back to scripture. Pray about everything, worry about nothing. So we're like But I did love
Carlos PenaVega 2:48
I love Trump's every day at like two o'clock. He would do his you know his his meeting. Man, we would turn the TV on every single day for months and then when it ended, I was like, What are we gonna do today? What do we do with our lives now?
Jase Robertson 3:00
You're right, 'cause you were so engaged in life. Oh yeah. And these people became famous, you know, they were w on TV every day. And most people never they were just bureaucrats. Well, and we were a hundred
Carlos PenaVega 3:10
percent in in in Hawaii from everything. Um and then we that's a whole nother podcast. I can tell you about all the things. But um I I started watching YouTube. Um I didn't watch your treasure show, I'm sorry. But Yeah, well I just told him
Zach Robertson 3:23
about that. I
Carlos PenaVega 3:23
will, I will.
Al Robertson 3:27
So that was not it seems to be a theme this trip. It seems to be a theme this trip. Uh Jay's
Zach Robertson 3:30
forgetting names. I'm hard to be friends with. No, no, it's fine. My head's all over the case. Carlos Alexis. Yeah, we have we have introduced you guys. Somebody tell me he was on today. Somebody I wanna clear this up since we're getting to know each other. Somebody said that y'all invented your own last name.

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