Listen to El Paso emcee and businessman, Fat Kat, share his background and stories about growing up in “Lower Valley” El Paso, how long time El Paso Hip Hop crew, Street Associates, was formed and the time they opened for underground legend, Ill Bill. He talks about how and why he opened El Stu Recording Studio & Music Store and the vision behind it. He closes the show with a dope a cappella which was actually the first rhyme he ever wrote.

DXRTY tells us about his life growing up in "Centrill" El Paso, TX and how he started his Hip-Hop journey. He also talks about recently opening for rap artist, Pouya, performing at the Mother of Pearl Block Party and his adventures at SXSW 2015. He describes the inspiration and making of the "40 oz Deep" video and the single, "51 Killa St.". DXRTY then wraps it up with a dope a cappella.

JustMike is a veteran of the El Paso party/DJ scene. On this episode we revisit some of his most memorable moments as a DJ including the time he played a 4 hour set in Monterrey, Mexico and was introduced by fire dancers and other pyrotechnics. We also talk about his love for Capoeira culture, my recent mishap regarding my car, give some mini movie reviews and other random stuff.

Listen to Lavell talk about the history and current state of Rare Individuals, his burgeoning solo career and he spits a dope a cappella in the end. Cheers!

Joe Rodriguez is a stand-up comedian from Las Cruces. We discuss some of his recent and not so recent adventures as a comic including out-of-town gigs, Southwest Laugh Fest 2015 and the married life. We do a few mini movie reviews and we were visited by the awesome people of Crazy Dave's Pizza Co. who brought us one of their delectable pizzas.

Rick tells some great stories, did some hilarious impressions, spoke to a telemarketer and gave some great massage parlor advice! We also have a "fat guy laugh" battle.

Jere talks about his Hip-Hop history and his current adventures in Las Vegas.

Episode #019 "Raw Menudo" - Ponchi Herrera and Co-host Jerry Karnes by Sweet Jesus Radio

After consuming a substantial dose of malt liquor, I attempt to talk to El Paso’s deadly duo, Adrian Adonis & JBL The Titan and guest co-host, Lucifern. We go deep into both Adrian’s and JBL’s Hip Hop history and talk about how JBL started producing for Vinnie Paz and Army of the Pharaohs. We also discuss their current and upcoming projects and each other’s ramen cooking methods. To cap off the show, Adonis and Lobesmatic bless us with some ill a cappellas as well. I also interrupt a lot throughout the show. Blame it on the 40s.

I return from an extended vacation to record in the Down To Rock Multimedia studio in lieu of "The Ninja Hideout". I sit down with two hilarious comics, Jerry and Beto, and touch on various topics such as laundry habits, police brutality, "Live Links" and the Fred Loya/Oscar De La Hoya connection. You also get to hear about the time Beto witnessed a chola assault a pregnant woman at an out of town gig and the story of Jerry getting a 16 oz can of Land Shark thrown at him while he was on stage recently. I also take a bunch of pee breaks.