Sweet Jesus Radio

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 sh...

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...

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.