You can't talk about Houston Hip Hop without talking about Jammin Jimmy Olson. In this exclusive interview with Donnie Houston, he talks about how he was able to bring more rap to the radio stations in Houston.

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Justn Martin is not only a lawyer and co-owner of one of the most recognizable brands in Texas with iJustGotHit.com, he also has a wealth of knowledge about life and business in general. In this interview with Donnie Houston, he talks about moving to Houston and going to TSU, Houston culture, how wanting to be a millionaire led to becoming a lawyer, iJustGotHit.com, and a lot more. This is one of them ones for anyone looking to level up in life!

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Erica Banks sits down with Donnie Houston for a hilarious conversation. She talks about her life before rap, brand new album "Real Rap B****", Love & Hip Hop ATL, signing to 1501 with Carl Crawford, Only Fans, cooking and a lot more. This is a good one!

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Lil Ya returns, this time with his group mate, Tec-9 of the legendary New Orleans rap group U.N.L.V. The two talk to Donnie Houston about what they've been up to since Tec's been home before Tec-9 talks about how his early years in New Orleans, their deceased third member Yella Boy, signing to Cash Money Records, being the first "Hot Boys" before that group was formed, leaving the label, Tec's struggles with addiction, prison, what the future holds and so much more. This is one of them ones!

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Everything about Hip Hop and Houston starts with Steve Fournier. In this interview with Donnie Houston, he tells the story of how he brought Hip Hop to Houston, Texas. Steve talks about the early days of Houston and the obstacles he had to overcome getting Hip Hop to be accepted, the early days of Rap A Lot, The Rhinestone, how he helped turn 97.9 The Box into a Hip Hop station and a lot more! This is one of those ones!
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/FL6lb2vP418?si=vjB3h7AokWl_m_EQ

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee sits down with Donnie Houston for an in-depth interview. She talks about why she decided to run for Mayor and her plans for the city of Houston, which includes new job opportunities, a new theme park to replace Astroworld, creating opportunities to shoot big budget films in Houston and more. She also talks about her new alias "Auntie Sheila," some of her personal interests outside of politics and what she enjoys doing in her spare time. This is a must see!

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/9jL6NxXdCWE?si=GjURlBl3_kKOW2h2

George Daniels is one of the most influential figures in Chicago music history. In this interview with Donnie Houston, he talks about his life as a child moving around from New York to Houston before eventually landing his Chicago. George talks about how he became Etta James' driver while at Chess Records, where he met a young Minnie Ripperton and began a relationship. He also talks about his legendary music store, George's Music Room which became the number one stop for any artist coming to Chicago. He talks about his personal relationship with R. Kelly and how he was influential in some of his biggest records, embracing Hip Hop in it's early days when everyone thought it was just a fad and a lot more. There are so many gems and great stories in this interview that you just have to sit down and watch for yourself. This is for any music lover, all ages. George has seen it all and talks about it all in this interview!

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/hf_NKu8a6VM?si=aosF378vMsiuPMW9

Bun B and Donnie Houston hosted the Houston Hip Hop 50th Anniversary at the legendary Deluxe Theater. The event featured panel discussions with artists, DJ's, producers, CEO's and more from each decade. The 80's panel features J Prince, Scarface, Willie D, K-Rino, Steve Fournier, Choice, Captain Jack and Darryl Scott. The 90's panel features Mike Dean, Lil Keke, J Prince, N.O. Joe, D-Reck, Captain Jack, Steve Fournier and Matt Sonzala. The 2000's panel features Z-Ro, Lil Flip, Michael Watts, G-Dash, Mike Frost and DJ Aggravated. The final panel focuses on 2010's to today and features Lester Pace, BeatKing, DJ Mr. Rogers, LE$ G. Luck and DJ Hollygrove.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/AZizCV7r0EI?si=r54kmPK-THHZj03w

Mo B Dick is one of the founding members of Beats By The Pound and is responsible for some of No Limit Records biggest songs of all time. In this interview with Donnie Houston, he talks about his life before reconnecting with his cousin, Master P and creating some of the biggest records in Hip Hop history. He also talks about his relationship with UGK, what led to Beats By The Pound leaving the label and more. This one of them ones!

Yung Pimp, Pimp C's youngest son, talks about how he found out his dad passed away, the long term effects it had on him, Mama Wes, not going back to prison, new music and a lot more.