Sweet Jesus Radio

Rx talks about how he was turned on to Hip Hop, his sound engineering background, the time he worked with DMX, his album “Big Bang as the Mirror Breaks” and his adventures with psychedelics. Justin describes, in detail, all of the struggles associated with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma that he overcame and he tells an awesome street fight story. I share an epic story about when I drove around downtown El Paso with my ex-girlfriend’s, ex-boyfriend on the hood of the car and Dee did what she does which is be dope AF.

Dee and I talk about shitty parents/kids, our Galentine’s celebration, Valentine’s Day, Bosa Donuts, the Ribo Flavin show, my return to stand-up comedy and February’s episodes. We also speak on several friend suggested topics such as the summer of ’96, the dangers of wearing “slides” in public, Neon Desert Music Festival, the “Cash Me Ousside” girl and more!

No punches are pulled when Wong and Daniel (Danny) share their thoughts on “Emperor Trump”, trolling and the Alt-Right movement. Wong talks about the time he was “accosted” by protesters at a Milo Yiannopoulos event and the time he harassed Woody Harrelson. We discuss the state of the Las Cruces Hip-Hop scene, Black American culture and much more. Also, Danny holds a cute dog in his lap and I slur and mumble way more than usual ‘cause Tequila.

Dee and I sit down with recording artist, Yung Jung (AKA Rico Ferri) to discuss his upbringing and how he met some of his current collaborators and friends including Adrian Adonis and Eddy Boy. We talk about how he started skateboarding, the name “Yung Jung”, his various projects, the current state of Vee Aye and #dopplegate. Also, we answer listener questions and give thirty-eight shout outs to Lou.Nice.

On this milestone episode Dee and I talk about customer service, masseuse vs masseur, Super Bowl 51 and Galentine’s. We discuss the two most recent episodes and Dee’s birth week celebration. We also tackle several significant, friend suggested topics such as who’s finer between Texas guys and New Mexico guys and #pettygang among others. I also give peeing tips to the youth challenged.

Head brewer of El Paso Brewing Co., Jason Baca joins me to talk about some of his travels, why and how he started brewing beer, transitioning from home brewing to commercial brewing, the beginning of El Paso Brewing Co. and the brewing process. Also, I suggest an awesome name for their next concoction.

Life coach/hypnotherapist/holistic therapist/meditation instructor/Reiki practitioner, Luciana Garcia talks about her childhood, what inspired her to explore meditation, auditioning for La Voz, meeting her meditation master and “emotional integration”. We get to hear about the services offered at her shop, The Meditation Studio, including hypnotherapy and life coaching among others. I share some of my weird phobias. We discuss Tony Robbins, attending a sixteen day meditation boot camp in Denmark, “I am”, enlightenment Vs ascension and the book, The Power of Now. Also, I was sober.

Dee and I give a Christmas weekend and New Year’s Eve weekend recap which included an awesome show at The Lowbrow Palace and a heavily inebriated septuagenarian woman face planting during the NYE countdown. We discuss our resolutions, ex-girlfriend shenanigans, Sweet Jesus Radio highlights, celebrity deaths, Dallas Cowboys and our favorite concerts of the year. We also talk about Harambe.

On this episode we talk about my weekend in Phoenix, Eddy’s background, his mother’s passing and his struggles with addiction. Eddy Boy shares the origins of rap group, Sonset and the stories behind some of his controversial Facebook posts. We discuss some of his favorite performances, times that he’s “wild the fuck out”, sharing Vs oversharing on social media and future projects. Also, Dee undermines my authority several times and I take a bunch of pee breaks ‘cause PBR.

Artist/fashion designer, Fülish and I share our thoughts on the Trump election victory. We talk about his background, drug shaming, his artistic style and his influences. We discuss addiction, recovery and the obstacles an addict faces. We also talk about his clothing line, Cemetery and his connection to record label, T.D.E..