Jo Quinoñes stops by to talk about her beginnings in dance. Why she feels she's lost but also striving to reinvigorate her island roots. And why showing ass is counterproductive to true growth, development and artistry in the dance community.

Mike Zuniga stops by to tell us about his journey in bachata and how it started on vacation. He talks about why it's so important for instructors to be welcoming. And the origins of Rhythmic Fusion dance studio.

Prophex joins the show to talk about his process as an artist and as a producer. Why DJ's should play more orignal material and fewer remixes. And his biggest disappointment professionally with one of the biggest artists in the game today.

Erica Nicole of All Eyez On She stops in to talk about her personal journey overcoming illness, starting from scratch after a longstanding partnership and building one of the premiere latin dance team brands in Los Angeles today while empowering women.

I sit down with Astro at bachata Camp! We discuss why he doesn't mind sharing his political views despite the possibility of it hurting his business. Why did he start bachata camp? And balancing being a new father while trying to promote and grow his business.

Alejandro Rey (the salsero?!) stops by to give us the definitive beginning to the bachata story in LA. Who is Officer Kreme? Why choosing the correct partner can take your career to another level. And who deserves to be in La Prisión this week.

We welcome Alejandro Delatorre to the show. He discusses the Salsa scene and its lack of modernization. He talks about investing in yourself and I incarcerate my first offenders during my new segment called, “La Prisión.”

Derek Vinci aka “The Codebreaker” of EQS stops by. He gives us his perspective as the owner of an independent label who manages several artists including Vinny Rivera, Mr. Don and J. Salez. How does he manage the egos or artists, what he means when he says salsa and merengue are dead, and why Dominicans should be more accepting of the new wave of bachata.