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🎭 The Inspirational Upbringing and Career of Danny De La Paz 🕶️
On this episode we talk with the multi-talented actor, producer, writer, and activist Danny De La Paz. Known to many as Big Puppet, Danny dives deep into his early acting career, memorable film experiences, and the value of arts in education.
Alamo City Sportscast Ep.161
Episode Summary
In this episode of the Alamo City Sportscast, hosts Rik Fernandez and Joe Garcia sit down with the multi-talented actor, producer, writer, and activist Danny De La Paz. Known to many as Big Puppet, Danny dives deep into his early acting career, memorable film experiences, and the value of arts in education.
Key Segments
1. Early Acting Career
Danny's introduction to acting in kindergarten and junior high.
His experiences in a well-resourced high school drama program in Whittier.
Contrast between past and current support for school arts programs.
2. Talking Films and Acting
Discussion about Danny's film "Barbarossa," its challenges, and delayed release.
The level of writing quality in television after Danny graduated from high school.
Danny's start in professional entertainment at Knott's Berry Farm.
3. Community Engagement and Merchandise
Danny's interaction with fans at Traders Village.
Importance and joy of connecting with the audience.
Merchandise line, focusing on hats and his partnership with Summit Hats.
4. Family and Inspirations
Danny's upbringing with 2 brothers and 2 sisters creating two separate family units.
Influential moments: his mother meeting his idol, Gilbert Roland, on the set of "Barbarossa."
5. Cultural and Local Connections
Story behind the term "pachuco."
Danny's endorsement of Saison's Mexican restaurant.
Partnership with the Pharaohs car club and Danny's Father's Day weekend plans.
6. Reflecting on the Journey
Challenges in running a business with Jesse Borrego versus successful engagement at Trader's Village.
Danny's career reflections, including his love for old movies and early fascination with diverse storytelling.
Notable Quotes
"Happy Father's Day!" - Danny De La Paz.
“I strive to give 100% effort at every event because connecting with fans and expressing gratitude for their support is incredibly rewarding,” - Danny De La Paz.
Mentioned in This Episode
Gilbert Roland: Mexican American actor and Danny's inspiration.
Barbarossa" (1982): Film made in Texas that Danny worked on with Gilbert Roland.
Traders Village: Engagement venue where Danny sells merchandise and connects with fans.
Summit Hats: Danny’s merchandise partner.
Sazon Mexican Restaurant:** Danny endorses their food.
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Make Sure To Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel & Hit That Like Button!
//Social Media:
🐤 Twitter: X / @twoshotspodcast / @MJAcquiredTaste / @BigPapiBrandonM /
🌐 Facebook: / AlamoCityPodcastNetwork
📸 Instagram: / @twoshotspodcast / @mjim1313 / @bigpapibrandonm /
Next Episode Tease
Stay tuned for our next episode, where we delve into local sports highlights and upcoming events in Alamo City. Special guests will include notable names in the sports industry who have ties to our community.
Contact Us
Have questions or comments? Reach out to us at [email protected] or connect on our social media channels.
Show Producer
- This episode was produced by Joe Garcia.
Support the Podcast
- If you enjoyed this episode, consider supporting us on Fourth Wall to keep bringing you more great content!
Thank you for tuning in to Alamo City Sportscast, brought to you by the Alamo City Podcast Network. We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing you more engaging and insightful conversations in our future episodes!
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On this episode we talk with the multi-talented actor, producer, writer, and activist Danny De La Paz. Known to many as Big Puppet, Danny dives deep into his early acting career, memorable film experiences, and the value of arts in education.
Alamo City Sportscast Ep.161
Episode Summary
In this episode of the Alamo City Sportscast, hosts Rik Fernandez and Joe Garcia sit down with the multi-talented actor, producer, writer, and activist Danny De La Paz. Known to many as Big Puppet, Danny dives deep into his early acting career, memorable film experiences, and the value of arts in education.
Key Segments
1. Early Acting Career
Danny's introduction to acting in kindergarten and junior high.
His experiences in a well-resourced high school drama program in Whittier.
Contrast between past and current support for school arts programs.
2. Talking Films and Acting
Discussion about Danny's film "Barbarossa," its challenges, and delayed release.
The level of writing quality in television after Danny graduated from high school.
Danny's start in professional entertainment at Knott's Berry Farm.
3. Community Engagement and Merchandise
Danny's interaction with fans at Traders Village.
Importance and joy of connecting with the audience.
Merchandise line, focusing on hats and his partnership with Summit Hats.
4. Family and Inspirations
Danny's upbringing with 2 brothers and 2 sisters creating two separate family units.
Influential moments: his mother meeting his idol, Gilbert Roland, on the set of "Barbarossa."
5. Cultural and Local Connections
Story behind the term "pachuco."
Danny's endorsement of Saison's Mexican restaurant.
Partnership with the Pharaohs car club and Danny's Father's Day weekend plans.
6. Reflecting on the Journey
Challenges in running a business with Jesse Borrego versus successful engagement at Trader's Village.
Danny's career reflections, including his love for old movies and early fascination with diverse storytelling.
Notable Quotes
"Happy Father's Day!" - Danny De La Paz.
“I strive to give 100% effort at every event because connecting with fans and expressing gratitude for their support is incredibly rewarding,” - Danny De La Paz.
Mentioned in This Episode
Gilbert Roland: Mexican American actor and Danny's inspiration.
Barbarossa" (1982): Film made in Texas that Danny worked on with Gilbert Roland.
Traders Village: Engagement venue where Danny sells merchandise and connects with fans.
Summit Hats: Danny’s merchandise partner.
Sazon Mexican Restaurant:** Danny endorses their food.
Follow Us
Subscribe and Follow:
Don't forget to subscribe to the Alamo City Sportscast on your favorite podcast platform and follow us on social media for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content.
Make Sure To Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel & Hit That Like Button!
//Social Media:
🐤 Twitter: X / @twoshotspodcast / @MJAcquiredTaste / @BigPapiBrandonM /
🌐 Facebook: / AlamoCityPodcastNetwork
📸 Instagram: / @twoshotspodcast / @mjim1313 / @bigpapibrandonm /
Next Episode Tease
Stay tuned for our next episode, where we delve into local sports highlights and upcoming events in Alamo City. Special guests will include notable names in the sports industry who have ties to our community.
Contact Us
Have questions or comments? Reach out to us at [email protected] or connect on our social media channels.
Show Producer
- This episode was produced by Joe Garcia.
Support the Podcast
- If you enjoyed this episode, consider supporting us on Fourth Wall to keep bringing you more great content!
Thank you for tuning in to Alamo City Sportscast, brought to you by the Alamo City Podcast Network. We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing you more engaging and insightful conversations in our future episodes!