Sweet Jesus Radio

In this episode, we take it way back! Join me and my friends Tito, Marc X, Arkatak, Pooh Heff, and Groove as we answer the question: "What were some Hip-Hop related things to do in El Paso back in the '80s and '90s?" We swap stories about the legendary Breaking Boundaries battles, crossing over to Juarez to party at Old West, and copping Kung-Fu flicks (and more) from Brotha Lee's. We also reminisce about partying at the All Graders Club on Fort Bliss, dancing at Teen Expo, and the classic hangouts at Castle Park. Plus, no trip down memory lane would be complete without shouting out One World Style — where digging for vinyl was a rite of passage. Whether you lived it or just want to know what it was like, this episode is full of the real memories that made the El Paso Hip-Hop scene special. Tap in!

In this jam-packed episode, hosts Jesus and Mel dive into the ultimate trifecta of chaos: music, medical procedures, and merry festivities. First, they recount their night at The Drums concert, where the vibes were immaculate, the crowd was questionable, and Jesus maybe cried (but it was dark, so no one saw). Next, things get uncomfortably personal as Jesus gives a play-by-play of his colonoscopy experience—spoiler alert: it wasn’t as glamorous as he thought it would be, but Mel has all the jokes to make up for it. Then, Mel spills the tea on organizing a wildly successful Friendsmas pajama party, complete with questionable dance performances and one rogue onesie that will haunt them forever. Finally, they tackle the hard-hitting questions from their Facebook friends, ranging from the absurd to the strangely insightful. Tune in for laughs, oversharing, and a reminder that life is best lived with good music, great friends, and slightly awkward holiday traditions.

The gang talks about the TikTok backlash Jesus received over a James Earl Jones (RIP) related meme, the recent Atmosphere concert, the Dallas Cowboys/Buck's Cabaret fail, pink coozies and local bars hating on "God Bless the USA". They try a hilarious new segment called "She Knows!" where Melissa tries to decipher rap lyrics from songs picked by Candace. They also discuss coffee enemas, colonoscopies, Sweet Jesus Radio 11 year anniversary and much more!

The gang talks about their new sponsor (Shutterjock Headquarters), birthday shit, Cum Coco Vodka, El Camino restaurant and Kingdom Fight League. They also talk about Jesus's penchant for playing God Bless the USA on TouchTunes and people thanking him for "his service". They discuss the dregs that are "seat savers" at events, double Uber Eats nights, Jashidos with cheese shaming and much more!

Listen to my friends Tito, Marc X, Arkatak, Pooh Heff and Groove answer the question "Who are some hip-hop heads that you knew, knew about and/or hung out with?" (80s and 90s edition). You get to hear about legends, crews and contributors like ISM, Robot, B-Boy Steve, Bash, Hero, Oyes, Rob (Al Knewman), Lincoln, DJ Will, Sugar Bear, Jamarkus (Willy Waysted), Constructive Ruckus, Ghetto Gabe, JR (Artson), Mike Murda, Fonzy, 4th Dimension, Exist the Battlecat, D.A., Paramedik, Rick (RAS), Flowbee, Audio Menace, Mike Allen, Shay, Skip, Chaz, Buddha, Juan Rojas, Jammin Joe Gallegos, Charles Chavez and the Chavez brothers, Charles Guy, Joe Fresh, Manolo, Abel, Shamanay, Bass, B-Sly, Rob Swift, HK, Red Man, Air Force Crew, Marcus, Kerm, Black Reign, 8 Shades of Black, Jamie, Tony Duenes, Blunt House, Victor (Sight), Genie, James Strohman, Rock Box, The Johnson's, Chris and The Black Crooks. ------ Beats produced by Caddy Diaz, Lobesmatic, Alex Arriaga and Jazzanaut Logo designed by Alex Arriaga

Lonnie, Lamar and Jesus talk about the origins of Kingdom Fight League and their upcoming event. Lonnie and Lamar also talk about different community outreach projects that they started. They also talk about the time Jesus saw Lamar fight in an epic match in Las Cruces. They discuss some of the obstacles and struggles of running an MMA promotion company. Lamar shares a crazy fight story from when he was a bouncer. They also talk about their favorite MMA fights, the Trump assassination attempt and much more!

Chris and Tony talk about their cannabis grow business and Tony's Hollywood job. They all discuss joke thieves, Jesus's fear of East Loop 375, Tall Kyle collaboration album and weed strain and taking it too far with White Claws. Chris and Tony also perform an a cappella version of one of their hilarious new tracks and much more!

Listen to Marc X, Arkatak, Groove, Tito and Pooh Heff answer the questions "What is your earliest memory of El Paso related Hip-Hop and what year did that occur?" Episode 2 coming soon! ------ Beats produced by Groove, Bless 1ne and Jazzanaut Logo designed by Alex Arriaga

Caleb from Elevate El Paso stops by to talk about the past, present and future of Elevate El Paso, his project with El Paso legend Hal Marcus, Freemasonry, Luciferianism and online haters who don't like his hair. Mel and Jesus talk about a strange yet funny interaction with another couple at a bar, Mel's love for rice cookers and much more!

The gang talks about an age limit for new slang, lifting and immediately reinstating Jesus's Chico's Tacos boycott, recent visit to Taconeta, Jags, the definition of "pocho" and much more!

Random is back for the 5th time! The boys start off strong by talking about typewriters and bell pianos. Random then tells us about destroying battle rappers in London and Alaska, his habit of destroying cell phones in fits of rage, feeling uninspired and consuming the supposed super food, ghee. He also talks about apartment hunting in Mexico City and beef with "Silver Man" in New Orleans. We answer questions from Facebook friends where Random reveals his real name and tells us about the flack he caught for dissing someone's dead father in a rap battle and much more!

Candace talks about getting pulled over again. Jesus and Mel talk about their recent trip to Vegas to attend a comedy festival (Skankfest) and what they did while they were there like free cocktails on the plane, Uber adventures, seeing some of our favorite comedians, meeting Dr. Drew, seeing Pauly Shore and much more!

Jesus and them get together to talk about the Sweet Jesus Radio 10 year anniversary, Candace going to UBH (if you know you know) and Candace and Gee in Seattle. Jesus talks about some dumb ass at Mulligan's bar and The Muthafuckin Logo (show some respect). Candace talks about her "little" brushes with the law, the Bright Side music festival with Gee and much more!

On this Crown Royal and Sol fueled episode, Jesus and Kiko talk about how they met. Candace talks about getting "sick" at "the brunch". Jesus gives a review of the Cali Classic Tour concert. Kiko tells us the patron do's and don'ts and talks about his affiliation with B.A.G. (Bouncers Against God). Jesus gets called out by TikTok for not being the author of "sleep is the cousin of death". Kiko tells bouncer stories, we answer fan questions and much more!

Sweet Jesus and Mike talk about BJJ, what Mike’s been up to since he has temporarily returned to El Paso and the awesomeness of painkillers. They also talk about Jesus’s recent trip to Meow Wolf, nerd out on old yet epic Hip-Hop shows, drunkenly argue about who made the beats for Common's "Like Water For Chocolate" and much more!

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..

El Paso tattoo artist, Amanda E. Macias joins me to talk about her background, drawing aliens, her influences and the first time she applied to work at a parlor and was rejected. Amanda shares some stories regarding some of the obstacles she has faced as a female artist, advice for young female tattoo artists and customer “dos and don’ts”. She also tells us about the time she misspelled “maybe” on a customer’s tattoo.

Mando and Aurelio talk about their upbringing, how they met, what inspired them to start Evolution Foods and Get Fit El Paso. We also discuss self-image, wellness, fitness and “leveling up”. We conclude with an emotional and motivational speech from Mando that would make Tony Robbins jealous.

Listen to Verse, Dee and I talk about priorities, living in New York, “The Carolinas” and Virginia, GED vs diploma, punching “muscled up crack fiends”, the story behind his hit single, “She Wants” and his current collaborations with Sound Mind Solutions and Sick Life Studios. Dee disappoints me. Verse uses the word “verbication”. We discuss the current state of VA (Varsity Alumni) and the origin of the name “Henny Hendrix”. We answer some fan questions, talk about his upcoming album and conclude with some amazing a cappellas.

The El Paso Show’s own, Ilean De Anda joins us for an extremely entertaining conversation about sex noises, cuddling, the origins of the name “Ilean De Anda”, her background, what inspired her to host a talk show, her early talk show experiences, her fashion sense and several hilarious stories. We also talk about Jam’s balls being crushed like Camel Crush cigarettes, puking in expensive purses and dad jokes.

(Part 2) Listen to me slur my way through an enlightening conversation with my boys about how we met, hip hop promoter life, behind the scenes rap show stories, Pokemon Go, Islam’s influence on Hip Hop, the autobiography of Malcolm X, knowledge of self, the pyramids of Chichen Itza aaand Groove’s “Hip Hop Curriculum”.

(Part 1) On this Hornitos and vanilla porter fueled episode, my good friends and I cover a myriad of topics such as MMA, their path to becoming teachers, the Fatherhood Program of the Child Crisis Center of El Paso, coaching girls basketball, “the hardships of children with incarcerated parents”, recidivism, police brutality aaaand Hip Hop.

Listen to us talk about their backgrounds, Christian rap, business ventures, the origin of Sick Life Studios and El Paso's best freestyle rapper. We also get treated to some dope a cappellas.

Listen to El Paso band, Call For Candor, talk about their backgrounds, playing in L.A.’s Viper Room, Jorge’s penis tattoo, their upcoming tour, Neon Desert Music Festival, running red lights and no me toquen ando chida.

We are joined by El Paso band, Villains Kiss, to talk about how they met, their awesome Neon Desert Music Festival experience, how Korn influenced their sound, David’s favorite painting and their super fan, Andy.

(Recorded March 2016) On this special bonus episode, I was invited by the awesome people of web series, Gluten Free Glue (Rick Vielma and George White) and comedian, Adrian Monroy, to do a “mash-up” episode between both of our shows. It’s funny. Press play.

Emcee, Luck (AKA Luckyiam of the world-renowned Living Legends) and singer, songwriter, emcee, Lana are Luck & Lana. They joined my special guest co-host, Jeanette, and I to talk about how they met, their newest album (GO) and their friendship with the late Cadalack Ron. We discuss how the legendary Ras Kass wound up on the awesome single, “Type”, a possible reunion tour with Living Legends, Lana’s multiple hustles, dealing with negative social media comments, and the origin of the name, Luckyiam and PSC. Lucky also shares a dope story about how Living Legends snuck their way on to a line-up for a show in Cologne, Germany which included The Pharcyde.

Diego and Aspen are two gifted artists from Los Angeles who were in town for their “Alter Egos” exhibit at Dream Chasers Club gallery. Diego shares with us how his mother’s absence inspired him to become an artist and Aspen tells us about how his involvement with the anti-graffiti program, T.A.G. (Totally Against Graffiti) introduced him to street art. Diego talks about the time he and his crew were “catching bombs” in Mexico and had to run through “shit water” in order to escape a blanket of gunfire from police. We discuss the pros and cons of L.A. and El Paso life. We also share our thoughts on the passing of legendary emcee, Phife Dawg, Star Wars and more.

Two of the dopest emcees in the game sit down to talk about the Mag Mob Tour and their close friendship with the late, legendary Sean Price. We discuss what Mag dislikes about the underground Hip Hop scene and the state of his relationship with super group, Army of the Pharaohs. Ruste breaks down his most recent release, Meteorite and reveals that he is not “feeling the Bern”. Mag also shares a hilarious 9th Wonder related story.

The Desert Heat team (Anthony, Julian, Gabe, Dee) joins us to talk about the origin and purpose of their “Hip Hop culture website”, www.desertheat.biz. They share some of their goals and future projects. We also get to see the first ever rap battle on Sweet Jesus Radio between Gabe and Anthony!

Published writer/drummer/photographer/DJ, Eli Watson talks about the time he had to get stitches as a result of trying to impress his childhood crush with a living room stunt. We get to hear about the time he lost his front teeth from a skateboarding accident. We discuss his time at UT Austin, his internships with Complex and Billboard in New York and the time he saw the band, Animal Collective, ON ACID. We also break the record for shout outs given on a podcast.

Multitalented songstress, Meganoke and Hip Hop icon, 2Mex join us to talk about writing custom songs, tour life, Megan's many talents, 2Mex's Underground OG Cake Batter, McGregor vs Diaz and upcoming projects. 2Mex shares a crazy story about meeting a fan whose life was saved when a Visionaries CD blocked an attempted stabbing to the heart. I also talk about the time I left the gas station with the pump still in my car because love that's why.

The hilarious, artist/battle rapper/adventurer, Random Cushing talks about the time he traveled to Odessa, TX for an anticlimactic rap battle, the proper pronunciation of “foliage” and his awesome burrito scoring system. He shares an epic story about spending the night on a love seat located directly next to the bed of a gay man who kept switching the channel to “Skinemax”. We conclude with a sick “off-the-top” a cappella rap from Random. You can also hear a baby in the background.

The awesome Krystall Poppin returns to the podcast to tell us about her “wardrobe malfunction” at a recent show. We talk about her move to Las Vegas, the making of her new album, Starstruck and her record deal with Sound Stage 9 Records. Miss Poppin answers several questions from the fans including “Have you ever been cow tipping?”. We also share our thoughts on “litter bugs”.

Owner of Gorilla Counter Culture Smokeshop, Alex stops by to discuss his adventures in skating, MMA and working in retail. He talks about what inspired him to open his smokeshop and the time he saw professional skater, Lizard King, at a resort in Keystone, Colorado. I also rant about direct marketing businesses.

Comedian/business owner/graphic designer, Gibbs talks about growing up in Mexico and Indiana, the story behind his unique name, his time as a magician and how that lead to his current career in comedy and performing his famous flaming wallet trick on the streets of Juarez. We also discuss the origins of his companies, Laughterhours Comedy and LHC Marketing and the countless services they offer such as graphic design, photography, videography, karaoke hosting, trivia hosting and of course stand-up comedy.

On this liquor laden episode, comedian, Otis Hicks talks about the time he got wasted in Germany at the age of sixteen and vomited on a pool table and later into his own “draws”. We discuss “political correctness”, racism and bullying. I share the story of my “first time” as well as way too much information about past relationships. We also share our thoughts on the docuseries, “Making a Murderer”, El Chapo, comedy, MMA and public peeing.

Musician/entrepreneur, Larry Overstreet talks about his many travels including trips to Japan and New York. He breaks down the different bands (Devour the Unborn, Defleshed and Gutted) and projects he’s contributed to. We discuss his current business ventures (Overstreet Productions, UFO Studio). We share epic Juarez fight and arrest stories and our thoughts on the Pope’s Juarez visit.

Listen to Zyme talk about growing up in “Segundo” and northeast El Paso. He tells us about the time he met legendary luchador, Rocky Star and his early adventures as a tagger and graff writer. We get to hear about the time he was treated to a sponge bath (privates included) from a gorgeous nurse after waking up from a coma caused by hitting his head, jumping off a moving truck. We also discuss his new album “Memories of Melancholy Cholas” and the insane story behind the song “Behind Windows”.

On this episode, artist/entrepreneur, JAM! talks about when he used to trade his artwork for cupcakes as a kid, the origin of Dream Chasers Club, the source of his daily motivation, why people think he’s an “ass-hole” and the story behind his 8 year sobriety. We also have a deep discussion about the word “tchotchkes”.

I’m joined by beatsmith/producer/engineer and El Paso Hip Hop veteran, S.A.L. to discuss his “Hip Hop History” and the different struggles of a producer/engineer in the pre-home studio era. He shares his personal and musical influences and some of the major artists he’s composed beats for such as Jadakiss, Ed O.G., FT, Phil Da Agony and Diabolic. We also talk about the time he lived in San Antonio and what he learned at a prominent recording studio there and what it takes to get a beat from him. S.A.L. concludes by going into detail about his live beat performance methods, his upcoming album with friend, P.I.L.L.S. and the importance of a good chorus.

On this episode, recording artist, Tobias Brown tells us about the making of the video for his single, Flights. We are treated to countless stories such as the time he met and worked with Chingo Bling, the “cholo concert” incident and the first time he tried “edibles” to name a few. LFDC members Krystall Poppin, Michael Cloud and DS Junior also make an appearance to drop some knowledge and promote upcoming projects. Toby spits a dope verse to wrap things up.

Metafisix and Dee join me to discuss Fisix’s upcoming album (I Clearly Have Things to Learn) and Dee’s trip to Minneapolis to attend the Rhymesayers 20th anniversary concert. We talk about how ex-girlfriends love being referred to as “champ” and/or “buddy”. We breakdown the most epic tattoo idea ever which looks something like a swallow with a beard and a barbed wire tattoo holding a chai tea latte wearing Uggs, an infinity scarf and a beanie. We also share our top 3 albums of 2015 and our favorite podcasts to listen to.

MMA fighter/model, Ruby Diaz talks about the time she met her “idol” Ronda Rousey while attending her seminar. We share our struggles of sparring with people who wreak of “ball sweat” in the gym. She tells us about the wide range of emotions she experienced during her first fight and how she spent that same night in jail. We discuss other awesome topics such as the Rousey/Holm fight, overcoming her fear of the ocean and her upcoming projects. There’s also lots of giggling and awkward pauses if you're into that sort of thing.

This is one of the most entertaining and fun episodes to date. We get to hear about each of the members’ backgrounds and how they were introduced to music. They share their stories of how they all met and the different (ex) members that have come and gone. Jason (drummer) acquires a porn name and declares his affinity for “young” rappers, Lexi schools me on J-Rock (Japanese Rock) and Visual Kei and we all share our awesome definitions of the word “hipster”. We conclude with some very profound words from the one and only Mona Gender.

This episode was almost two years in the making. We finally get to listen to Artson go deep into his Hip-Hop history. Artson discusses what inspired him to start his Hip-Hop journey and lifestyle including milestones such as watching the classic movie, Beat Street, freestyle and breakdancing at school functions and teen dance clubs and being introduced to graff writing. We also talk about some of his different travels and adventures on tour as an emcee and b-boy, joining the legendary Rock Steady Crew and Style Elements Crew and working with a myriad of iconic dancers, emcees and artists. Listen to Artson share about the time he worked with Craig G at the House of Blues and ultimately had him feature on his album, “Save the World Part 2”. We get an update on his upcoming albums and his Hip-Hop and lifestyle boutique, H.O.M.E.. He wraps things up with a dope written and “off the top” a cappella.

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.

I attempt to talk to Arkatak and Tito at 2 A.M. while being extremely inebriated and I slur and mumble more than I usually do. We cover Tak's El Paso Hip Hop history with 4th Dimension, The Giantz and Eye To Eye Productions. We also talk about his move to Phoenix, AZ, his media company, Glasswork Media and the status of his relationship with his ex-Giantz partners in rhyme.

Brooklyn, NY emcee by way of El Paso, Farbeon joins me for another awesome episode. This "interdisciplinary" Hip Hop artist and I talk about why he relocated to Brooklyn, his various projects such as the Hip Hop Re:Education Project and his upcoming album. He shares his adventures from being on tour with J-Live in Europe and drops multiple verses throughout the entire episode.

I'm joined by Joe Nava, founder of Late Night Social Club. He clues us into how and why he became a DJ and promoter. We talk in detail about some of his milestones, the current state of LNSC and he shares a great story involving producer/DJ Pal Joey and NBA star/El Paso legend Tim Hardaway.

Touring emcees, Landon Wordswell and Mostafa, stop by to talk about life on the road, their adventures here in El Paso and the time they toured with someone who escaped from an "insane asylum". We also get treated to several ill a cappella verses.

El Paso emcees, Staplez and Lobesmatic, join us to talk about Staplez's exciting and still developing history in El Paso's Hip Hop scene and how he ended up in the Sun City. We also reveal the bloody origins of his moniker and how he began to work with Lobesmatic and SMS. Both emcees treat us to some dope a cappellas, as well.

Comedian, Ezekiel Carter, sits in to discuss his life as a handicapped, blaxican comedian who used to slaughter helpless pigs while growing up as a country boy. We also talk about his love for just about everything under the nerd umbrella such as cosplay, video games and anime.

On this milestone episode, Tito and I talk to up and coming femme-cee, Krystall Poppin and her Live From Da Corner cohort Mike Cloud. You'll get to hear about her influences, their crew and opening for Snow Tha Product. Mike and "KP" also bless us with some a cappella verses.

The gentlemen of FUYA Radio stop by to discuss the beginnings of their crew, Fisix's lifestyle change and Zyme's affinity for Crocs shoes. Together with my co-hosts we record one of the most entertaining episodes yet!

My guest on this episode is amateur MMA fighter, Victor "Bullet" Trujillo. He has a record of 2 wins and no losses and he joins us to give some insight into the life of a fighter as well as share some very entertaining stories about his background and childhood. We even get treated to a good ol' fashioned street fight story.

I'm joined, once again, by my BFF, Tito Diaz, and Dave La Rock AKA Chuy Vuitton. We talk about the common mispronounciation of Montwood H. S., Dave's days as a member of the Fla Flas and his early and current days as a DJ. Tito drops knowledge about the origins of the "Bring That Beat Back" weekly and the beginnings of the Too Zany, El Paso connection. I also use the restroom like 4 times.

I'm joined by my lunatic friends to talk about our antics at the Phutureprimitive show in El Paso and Albuquerque including Rob's brush with death by lacerated "eusnophagus". We also touch on their affinity for Tinder and the future of First Fridays/La Parada.

On this episode I talk with my good friends and Eye To Eye Productions brothers, D.A. The I.N.M. and Tito Diaz. The three of us take a trip down memory lane and give an El Paso Hip-Hop history lesson. We try to solve the mystery of Tito's perpetually broken watch. We also discuss really original stuff like resolutions and a recap of 2013.

After a bit of a hiatus, SJR returns and is visited by Myker and Chris of Sun City Tattoo fame to talk about my studio's controversial "no pants required" rule and about how they experiment on each other. We also tackle sensitive topics such as gastrointestinal issues, classier methods of graff writing and chihuahuas vs. sun dogs vs. mud cats.

My little brother from another mother joins me to talk about his bi-curious encounter with Elijah Wood and to remind me of the time I traumatized a 6 year old girl by accidentally running over her dog right before her eyes. In addition, he spits an ill acapella and passes gas in close proximity to the mic.

On this episode I'm joined by "professional pendejo" Jerry Karnes to talk about how Austin High School football sucks and potentially partnering up with me to open a manscaping and massage parlor.

In the very first episode of SJR, I'm joined by Lonnie Molina Morales to talk about the origin of the expression "rule of thumb", Sparta Academy, the Mobb Deep show and other cool stuff.

Candace, Jesus and special guest co-host Gee (Big Ben’s Drive-Thru) got together to talk about Happy Meals (again), Big Ben’s Drive-Thru adventures, favorite concerts, addiction, the Super Bowl, Jesus’s recent sleep paralysis episode and much more!

Fly ass co-host, Candace is back to talk “Happy Meals”, new job adventures and favorite crack heads! They also do some catching up and talk about Jesus’s birthday and Halloween shenanigans. Candace tells us a little about her love life, shares a crazy fender bender story and much more!

Clayton talks about what it was like growing up in Florida and El Paso. He also tells us about his first job making pizzas and how that job inspired him to pursue his current occupation/passion as a personal chef. We also get to hear about a love triangle he got involved in while attending culinary school. They discuss Keeping It P.C. – Personal Chef Service, the NY State of Mind Tour and much more!

My bros, Dos, Groove and I get together for a Gentleman Jack fueled episode to recap the NY State of Mind Tour (Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Busta Rhymes). They also dry up every vagina within a 7 mile radius by telling extremely nerdy Hip-Hop stories. Jesus takes entirely too long telling us about the time he offered his girlfriend to Madchild of Swollen Members because Madchild liked her and that was his favorite rapper. Dos and Groove commit Hip-Hop blasphemy against Slick Rick, MC Lyte and Twista. They discuss some of their favorite Hip-Hop concerts and a whole bunch of other shit!

Random, Candace a Jesus talk about hiking adventures, hoodrat chronicles and the Pacific Islander debacle. Random recounts a time, while in Mexico, he watched his dominatrix girlfriend go potty on a guy while he (Random) read a book. He also shares an epic battle rap story and the time he almost got shot due to sticking up for a Columbian “taco cart”. Candace reveals that she identifies as black and much more!

Ep. 151 "Ese Circuit" - Callin Bluffs with Verse by Sweet Jesus Radio

The homie, Random returns to the show to deliver another classic episode! They talk about his dope art project “The Monsters”, his love for his cool ass parents and the “rhythm to life”. They also discuss life in Cleveland, the beef he had with a poet and “white guy confidence”. He then recounts some of the highlights of his battle rap life and caps things off with sick freestyle.

The band is back together and Dee talks about a recent altercation revolving around her pooping pooch. They recap their holidays. Dee tells us about her adventures in Arizona. They also discuss the highlights of 2021, favorite episodes of 2021 and much more!

The gang recaps their Thanksgiving and weekend adventures. Candace talks about getting recognized in public, getting her heartbroken and a high-speed, GTA-esque side mission she got pulled into. They answer Facebook friend questions. The young homie, Paris, pops in for a bit during a Candace pee break. They also discuss “red wings”, “what men should stop doing during sex” and much more!

A drunk and obnoxious Jesus spews a bunch of nonsense but Candace saves the day by talking about her plans for a Sweet Jesus Radio burn book, her fake boyfriend and her “LOML” (which are two different people) and Hennessy induced nose-ring vomit. They also discuss the five-year anniversary of “tongue ring-gate”, Halloween adventures and much more!

Lavell, Candace and Jesus talk about 2020 highlights and lowlights, Lavell’s album, “Long Story Short” and his performance at “Chalk the Block”. They discuss multiple sports topics like the Dallas Cowboys and Wilder vs Fury 3. They also have an interesting conversation about health and fitness and much more!

***Due to technical issues that weren’t evident at the time of recording, Jesus sounds a bit distorted. Iggy sounds loud and clear though. Our apologies to the listeners and to Iggy*** Jesus talks about his first time at The Berkeley, Park Tavern and Kona Grill. Iggy and Jesus talk about “cancel culture”, hecklers, racism and mental illness. Iggy also talks about some of his projects and events like his show at Pistoleros del Adobe Cantina & Grill, Los Barrio Boys of Comedy, The Counselor and The Con (podcast) and much more!

Jesus talks about his birthday party, hosting La Parada, the Cypress Hill and Atmosphere concert, the Moment of Truth Hip-Hop night, the Black Widow movie and much more!

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Christy and Jesus talk about how they met. Christy shares her background and how she got into the beauty industry. Christy also talks about her business, True Colors Tattoo & Salon. They discuss “ball-busting” and “attachments”. They conclude by talking about Jesus hosting La Parada and Christy’s epic DMT trip!

Jesus and Rene talk about how they met. Rene talks about his background, early boxing career, training with legendary boxing trainer Emanuel Steward and being the Texas State Golden Gloves Champion. Rene also talks about meeting Oscar De La Hoya and making the cut for the boxing-themed reality show, The Next Great Champ. They discuss Rene’s relationship with De La Hoya during those times, the De La Hoya vs Vargas fight, the pressure of fighting in El Paso on the De La Hoya undercard, promoting El Paso’s first professional MMA event, Rene’s gym, Fighter Physique, working in real estate and much more!

Rachel chimes in on multiple topics. Jesus talks about paying for a pizza with quarters and the awkwardness that ensued. Candace talks about her trip to Miami and her fake boyfriends. Jesus also talks about good times at 915 Vibes and Sunday fun day at the illpaso shop. The gang caps things off with another awesome installment of Lachrymose Log where Jesus shares some recent “cry stories” and Rachel talks about some of the people who have recently cried while venting to her and much more!

Jesus and Candace talk about recent adventures including trips to Fowl Mouths, Mountain Star Brewing Company, Ojos Locos and Bourbon & Brews. They discuss why men like women with high-pitched voices. They listen to Jesus’s voiceover audition. Jesus aka Monty Crython almost cries during a new segment called Lachrymose Log where they talk about times that Jesus has cried.

Josh and Jesus reconnect. Josh talks about his background, the legendary New Paso performance at NDMF, SXSW stories, past and future projects, Los Angeles studio adventures and much more!

Candace’s brother talks about his new venture, Star Burgers. Jesus talks about the lift of the lockdown and mask mandate in Texas. Candace recaps the Mike Castro (Legalize EP) and Joe Nava (LNSC) episodes. The gang discusses listener feedback, lessons in self-respect and more awesome shit!

On this impromptu episode, Jesus is more trashed than usual. Ocho, who lives in Houston, talks about Texas Snowstorm 2021, his new EP, Bolsitas and his upcoming album, Traficante. Candace talks about her “decent blackouts”. Jesus talks about the time someone tried to grab his junk in a bar restroom. Tito tells us about his new ventures and much more!

Mike talks about falling in love with weed after the first time smoking it, getting arrested for “possession”, moving to Colorado to learn “the industry”, decriminalization vs. legalization, growing cannabis and much more!

They share covid related stories. Joe talks about the origins and highlights of his nightclub, Club Here I Love You. Joe and Jesus talk about the time Jesus took Joe’s shoes. Joe also talks about new projects such as events in Austin and at Mona Bar. Jesus and Joe also talk about their recent interaction with the police. They conclude with some hot WandaVision talk and much more!

Jesus was super drunk. Candace and Paris make the episode listenable. Jesus demands to be called Sun City Messiah. They discuss “devil’s advocate” and “fake it till you make it”. They talk Super Bowl Sunday shenanigans and Gal-entine’s Day adventures. Paris and Candace tell their fight at a bar story. Paris tells an epic story about self-love. They give show and movie recommendations like This is Us, How to Get Away with Murder and Safety Not Guaranteed and much more!

We talk about Jesus partying at a bar minutes after someone was shot across the street, Candace’s shooting story, Jesus's near fight at a local dive bar, Candace losing her phone, the Sweet Jesus Radio luncheon, movie/show/doc recommendations and more.