Miguel Cervantes
The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Miguel Cervantes is an actor known for his role in Broadway productions, and this interview reveals his deep commitment to advocacy and support for those affected by epilepsy. His energetic and persuasive approach to sharing his story highlights his ability to connect with others and inspire change.
“And, you know, so the emotion of the day was probably written all over my face. And whatever they saw, whatever I brought in with me from my real life into this fake life, they picked me and I got to be, they gave me both the jobs.”
“Against the powers, and it was exciting and it was awesome, a green day. And, you know, talk to the 12-year-old version of myself or 15-year-old version and say, hey, one day you're going to hang out with Billy Joe Armstrong and just chill with them and Trey Cool and Mike Dirt.”
“But something was not with Adelaide. And so as we were figuring out that we needed to get this checked out, she had this weird face. Thing that happened. And so, you know, I went to the, took her to the pediatrician and we were going to go to the neurologist already. We already had an appointment for the neurologist later that week.”
“And it forced me out of that situation that I knew I needed to get out of but wasn't desperate to move, to get out of. But for some reason, this was the catalyst that pulled me out. And then as Boston became a new home for me a second time after college, I started to find a footing as a 27-year-old person now.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 299 - Miguel Cervantes
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