Up In The Mix

We're on location this week at Derby Supply Co in downtown Reno to hear from returning guest Vinnie Gravallese and the new, all-natural men's care product line he is producing.  We also take in the new, beautifully expanded barbershop, learn how hard it is to make natural, non-toxic products, and catch up with our friend.

Season 3 is here!  We've once again got some of the people behind the Dodge for a Cause charity dodgeball tournament with us to share their story.

Is this deluxe episode we're joined by Iain Watson, Monica Thompson and Sea Salt Brad to discuss the past decade in Hip Hop. We talk about our favorites, the major influences and the best of. We also debate digital versus paper books, and look back on 2019.

On this episode we talk with writer Sean Barron about Hollywood stereotypes, why it's hard to get quality entertainment and a whole bunch of other things. But most importantly we talk about how Star Wars sucks.

This week we're joined by Geralda Miller and Alexis Hill, the Chair of the Reno Arts and Culture Commission and the Reno City liason for the Arts. Together they talk about the upcoming Reno Holiday Light Festival, how the arts have helped this city and what you can do to get involved.

In the Honeycomb Hideout this week we've got the founder and creator of Neon Babylon, a fashion brand based in Reno, and about Reno.

This week we're joined by Alex Farside and former statman Kevin Wilfon to talk all about their new Coffee Shop, Coffee n Comics.

The Bruka Theater's resident poet is back in the honeycomb hideout to talk about his new gig and upcoming event.

Niles Quin, founder of the Speakeasy775 hip hop events joins us to talk about Hip Hop in Reno, our shared love of the culture, and what to expect when you attend one of these events.

This week we're joined by the musical group Chari and the Howlin' Truth, who are in town to play the Off Beat Music Festival.

Joining us the honeycomb hideout this week are the owners of Braids and Fades, a new black owned barber shop and hair salon in Sparks. We hear thier passion and vision for their business, discuss hip hop and life, and learn how they will woo our future robot overlords.

On this episode, we're joined by the members of the hip hop trio Peavine Prophets as we discuss their new album. We also talk about The Culture, the importance of representation for minorities and what it's like to be a hispanic immigrant in today's America.

On this episode we're joined by the gentleman behind the new "Yo Check It" podcast, Jerrick and Chris. They explain how their podcast is ment to drop some relationship advice on youngsters, and bond with Cesar over their shared love of photography.

This week we welcome back Nevada Assemblywoman Sarah Peters. She shares the experience of her first session as a Nevada lawmaker and talks how her life has changed since she was elected.

This week Cesar and Shaughn discuss the recent racism fueled mass shootings around the country, look at the continued escalation of protests in Hong Kong, and learn how a man flew accross the English Chanel on a Hover Board.

This week we're joined by the dapper Pete Barnato who talks about his new shop The Velvet Pill. We also talk about his work with The Loving Cup, touring with his band, and how he loves finding hidden gems in antique shops.

This week we're joined by Nicho Lopez and learn the finer points of the Cannabis Industry in Nevada. We also talk skynet's impending formation, the New Spiderman movie, and the HBO show Chernobyl.

This week we're joined by DJ and producer Eyeque 1.0 and he shares how he got into the biz and his favorites artists to work with.

This week we're joined by Brendon Capello, owner of Cafe Capello. He talks about his new shop, his love of coffee and how he wants to keep the spirit of Java Jungle alive.

We're back!! After a short break for Cesar's paternity leave we're joined by Hip Hop artist Moose the Coolest. He talks his new album, and we discuss the NBA finals.

This week we have a panel of teachers on to talk about education for Teacher Appreciation week. We talk the pros and cons of teaching, teacher routine's and how best to self care.

This week we're joined by Bill Chan, regional representative for Senator Catherine Cortez-Masto and he shares his insight on politics, movie spoilers and more.

Poet Elisa Garcia joins us again this week to share some poetry, listen to Shaughn rant and general shoot the shit with the crew.

Listen in this week as we explain the Boogie Down Bookclub hip hop event we're starting. We also discuss the death of Nipsey Hussle, the importance of representation for women and people of color, and the new joker trailer.

This week we sit down with Melissa and Will, two of the people behind 10 Torr Distilling here in Reno Nevada. We hear how they got into the biz, how the opened up their spot, and learn the origin stories of Delafoto and The Guppy's friendship.