Ronnetta Spencer is the daughter of the legend, Ronnie Spencer but she has been also been making a name for herself as well. In this episode, Ronnetta talks to Donnie Houston about how she ended singing the hook to Big Moe's classic "Barre Baby" at six years old, DJ Screw, singing the hook on Big Pokey's new single "Sensei" and a lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4VhZ-qnIp4s

Fiend was in Houston, TX recently and stopped by to talk to Donnie Houston about growing up in New Orleans, bounce music history, signing with Big Boy Records, his new SLAB and more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TEODCEISFJ8

Tow Down returns with his brother Bernard to talk to Donnie Houston about how they were able to achieve major success in the music industry all while running one of the biggest weed operations in Texas. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oXXEeSTmk5A

Haroldlujah has been releasing music for some years, eventually being the first signee to Carl Crawford's 1501 imprint and now on his own releasing music. In this interview, he sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life growing up in 5th Ward, playing college football, musical influences and more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1QAluIn8BP8

Joel Anderson joins Donnie Houston on Instagram Live for a conversation about his life and career as a journalist. Joel is an accomplished writer and storyteller from Mo City. In this IG Live conversation, he talks about Houston in the 80's and 90's as well as his love for sports, which led to playing football for Texas Christian University and eventually starting a career in journalism. Joel takes us on a journey through his various jobs, including ESPN before landing at Slate for the 2Pac and Biggie season (3) of the Slow Burn podcast and more. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sz7FYxjjQoU

Street Military is one of the first super groups to come out of Houston and are back with their first album in a long time. KB and Flea sit down with Donnie Houston to talk about how the group formed, their first label before signing to Beat Box Records and a lot of other untold stories. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6mU9w0frDQ

Smackwater is most known for speaking on real issues in a comedic way on Instagram. In this interview he talks to Donnie Houston about not letting anything get in the way of getting off parole, his life before the internet, lawsuit against Jeezy and a lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BTIYKkGsZuw Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.

DJ Chose has been killing the clubs for the last 10 years in Texas and now has one of the hottest songs in the country, "Thick" featuring Beat King. He talks to Donnie Houston about his rise, first as a DJ at Prairie View University and everything he's experienced from one of his first songs "Pop That" being overshadowed by French Montana's version of the same title to his success with Kevin Gates, NBA YoungBoy, working early with Meg Thee Stallion and a lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Tdc_ozZ3qC0 Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.

U.N.L.V. was the first group ever signed to Cash Money Records and is responsible for the classic “Drag Em From The River” Mystikal diss record. Lil Ya talks to Donnie Houston about early life in New Orleans, the history of bounce music, signing to Cash Money, Bringing Juvenile to the label, Master P taking “I’m Bout It” from them and more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2JMBvn1lQkw Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.

Stunna Bam started making noise in Houston around 2013 with his song "Buy What I Want" and has since signed a new deal with Carl Crawford's 1501 imprint. In this interview, Stunna Bam talks to Donnie Houston about his upbringing in Houston's 3rd Ward, growing up around legends like Big Moe and Lil Keke, how his love for the streets interfered with his college football career and a lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QQaFdEMPdUs Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.