In this episode, I am joined with Jose Vega, current marine reserve and police officer for the Glendale Police Department. Straight out of high school, Jose enlisted for the Marine Corps and chose to be reserved to be able to stay in his hometown. Always feeling the need to help others, he chose a career in the police force with a goal to protect and serve the community. In this podcast, we covered a lot of different questions in regards to his experience and time going through boot camp and the police academy, Jose plans to continue his career in the police force, and also to continue to serve and protect the community in hope to impact other lives for the better.

In this episode, I am joined with four of my homies: Elizar, Edgar, Santana, and Mathew. In this very serious podcast, we talked about many different topics including social issues, hot topics, and general things going on in today’s society. Listen at your own risk.

In this episode, I am joined with Diego Arellano the video creator and owner of Are Films. Are Films is Diego’s videography company that’s been ongoing in the valley for more than a decade. He’s had the pleasure of working in the entertainment business doing anything from live video recordings to official music videos. This has brought him to collaborate with big Artists and even labels like Universal and Rancho Humilde. Diego also talks about how he’s working to grow his record label ‘Linea ARE’ and his current project ‘Bienvenidos Al Valle’. This gives him a space to put out content to present, promote, and help artists with marketing to make a name for themselves. Clearly, Diego’s work speaks for itself and there’s nothing in sight slowing him down anytime soon.

In this episode, I am joined today with David Luna, owner of LunaRec. David made the discovery of his love for audio engineering back in middle school. By the time he was in high school, David had learned a lot about playing instruments, even formed a tecno band, and went as far as going viral on YouTube all before the age 19. David went from weekend gigs at family parties to dedicating himself full time to audio engineering. He now does live audio recordings, audio rentals, and event production including staging/lighting. This podcast goes into the process and struggles that occurred behind the scenes that has created the LunaRec we know now. With this kind of work ethic, you can only imagine what else LunaRec can be capable of.

In this episode, I am joined with Los Desconocidos Del Valle. Los Desconocidos initiated in 2020 with Julian being la primera voz/bajo quintero, Miguel being segunda voz/acordeonista, Edgar playing as drummer, and their bass player Daniel. At the time, it was a bit of a struggle for them pushing a different style of music, but it did not stop them from continuing what they had started. Right off the bat, they gained traction as they started getting booked every weekend regularly. With continuous perseverance and distinctive approach to their music, Los Desconocidos quickly became very successful and sparked a lot of attention here in the valley over the last 3 years. In this podcast, we get into various topics from what it's like to be in the music industry, to how their growth has been throughout the years, and also crazy experiences that they have encountered. I’ve witnessed how hard these guys work and strive to get past their goals. There’s simply no telling how far they will get nor how much more they will be accomplishing in the near future.

In this episode I am joined with Jose Corona owner of Desert Kings Calipers. Jose started what he does simply from doing the calipers on his own vehicle. Also always working in sales jobs and always being a people person only fueled him to start his own business. With their always being a demand for custom calipers right off the bat, he now does customization of calipers full time. In just a few years, there has been many different things learned and many relationships built with different people and companies. Always staying busy and always keeping the schedule full, and many more plans and goals to execute in the future there is no slowing down anytime soon.

In this episode, I am joined with Mario Leyva owner of Unique Custom Wraps. UCW is a family owned and operated business that specializes in wrapping cars that varies from, full color changes, chrome delete head/tail light tint just to name a few. We get into how and when his passion for wrapping cars started and how it has developed over the years. We also talk about all the different jobs and challenges Mario has faced to get to where he has become. With no lack of ambition and goals for the future, there seems to be no slowing down what he has been able to create.

In this episode I am joined with 3 of my homies Eliazar, Edgar, and Robert. In this very serious podcast, we broke the longest episode reaching the 2 hour mark. We talked about many different things including social issues, hot topics, and general things that are going around the world. All in all, we had a good time conversating about random things we discussed about.