Latesha is an amazing Daygo artist who transitioned from hood life to rap to gospel. This is her testimony.  

Community activist - Stacy Butler discusses his past, the need for unity in San Diego, and how hip hop can help.

Paper Pat talks about what it takes to make it in San Diego's rap game and points out several platforms for success.

Tiny DC speaks on San Diego's urban entertainment industry and Nipsey Hussle's  up close and personal influence on him.

Bloodstone the Street Preacher takes us back over 20 years with his experiences in San Diego hip hop and gives us his take on its future.

KP is a dynamic R&B artist who started in the church and is now blazing a trail towards stardom starting right here in the San Diego urban entertainment industry. Check her out. Her story is inspiring. Her voice will amaze you. 

Ahmed Dents, a San Diego man with years of experience in theater, reveals his knowledge of the industry, including how to break into theater, to the Keep it Daygo audience.

Bay Loc bares his soul about his revolutionary brand of hip hop and the ongoing struggle. 

Wrong Kind label President -CJ- speaks on making moves in San Diego's Urban Entertainment Industry. Local recording artist SkrillaBabyXOXO gets personal as she gives her perspective.

In this episode of Keep it Daygo Robert Wood talks candidly with Pamela Wood-Garcia about what it will take for San Diego's urban entertainment industry to hit the big league. This important dialog refers to business as well as the human element which is really missing in the San Diego Area. That element is unity among the people and the artists which is what Keep it Daygo is all about... Working together to win tpgether!