Send us a text For Raul Melendez and his family, August 3, 2019, began as an ordinary Saturday. His daughter Kaitlyn was shopping with her grandparents at Walmart during Tax-Free Weekend. Then, a phone call changed everything: "My dad, he was shot." What followed was a nightmare of chaos, confusion, and eventually, devastating loss. Raul's father-in-law David was among the 23 people killed in the El Paso Walmart shooting, dying heroically as he shielded his granddaughter and wife from the gu...
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Send us a text For Raul Melendez and his family, August 3, 2019, began as an ordinary Saturday. His daughter Kaitlyn was shopping with her grandparents at Walmart during Tax-Free Weekend. Then, a phone call changed everything: "My dad, he was shot." What followed was a nightmare of chaos, confusion, and eventually, devastating loss. Raul's father-in-law David was among the 23 people killed in the El Paso Walmart shooting, dying heroically as he shielded his granddaughter and wife from the gu...
Send us a text For Raul Melendez and his family, August 3, 2019, began as an ordinary Saturday. His daughter Kaitlyn was shopping with her grandparents at Walmart during Tax-Free Weekend. Then, a phone call changed everything: "My dad, he was shot." What followed was a nightmare of chaos, confusion, and eventually, devastating loss. Raul's father-in-law David was among the 23 people killed in the El Paso Walmart shooting, dying heroically as he shielded his granddaughter and wife from the gu...
Send us a text Grief comes in layers, especially when tragedy strikes a community. Following the August 3rd Walmart shooting in El Paso, countless stories of loss emerged—but what happens to the families once the news cameras leave? I'm preparing to bring you something deeply personal in our upcoming episode: an exclusive conversation with Raul, whose father-in-law was among those killed in the Walmart shooting. What makes Raul's story particularly poignant is the multiple dimensions of grie...
Send us a text Prepare to be inspired! In this episode, I sit down with the vivacious Giselle Lopez, the reigning Miss El Paso 2024, who is on the brink of passing her crown to the next deserving queen. As she navigates the bittersweet journey of her reign, Giselle doesn't hold back in sharing her heartfelt reflections and the lessons she's learned along the way. This insightful conversation reveals what it truly means to represent a city, the beauty of embracing one’s legacy, and empowering ...
Send us a text Nate Valenzuela's karaoke journey reveals the complexities of trust, ambition, and community in a competitive industry. From setbacks and betrayals to building supportive networks, his story is a compelling exploration of resilience and growth. • The origins of Nate's karaoke journey • The competitive atmosphere of karaoke wars • Navigating friendships in a business context • The importance of knowing your worth • Shared experiences and community ...
Send us a text Join us for a heartwarming conversation with Evelyne Perez, the inspiring advocate for autism awareness and author of "Autism: A New Friend." Evelyne takes us on a journey through her experiences at Eastlake High School, sharing her mission to foster understanding and support for autism. We tap into the soothing power of our podcast voice, a comforting companion on Evelyne's morning commute. With shout-outs to amazing past guests like Megan Harris and Joe Loya, we celebrate the...
Send us a text First disclosure: Please forgive me because there is a dog barking in the background. Thank you for that grace. Nate thinks that a DJ is more than what he does. Nate considers himself a MC or Host. There is a lot of fun involved in a Karaoke show. Nate is hosting a show at The District on Piedras at 8:30 to lunch. This is for the folks getting off at that hour. The late night nurses, first responders and such. El Paso’s party is going to start when it’s going to start. Along wi...
Send us a text First of all, let me say, Gisselle had me dying, laughing. You’ll hear why. Time stamp 8:29 My apologies folks beforehand. I was suffering from allergies. Please excuse the coughs. Gisselle talks about her journey being the current Miss El Paso. It’s a real job. She has a heart to make everybody’s life better in El Paso. So much more than just the prettiest girl in the room. This included short term preparation. 2 weeks to be exact. There were times she felt she was not ...
Send us a text Evelyne’s an author an a special education teacher. When children would stare at other children that are different, it would offend me. I am going to make a difference. Just watch. With this passion, Evelyne was able to pour out her desire onto the pages. Soon enough you will see who the author is and what she’s about. Evelyne is all about support of other authors and is now an advocate Of getting the word out. It may start with local library tours a...
Send us a text Deanna is still on the book signing tour along with some book reading. El Paso has so much beauty that we may take for granted. Spanglish is what we speak sometime here in El Paso. Deanna is loving the hustle of writing the follow up books for the series. Please keep an eye out for those new projects. Typical birthday parties here in El Paso, is what may be the theme of the next book. No alcohol is going to be there at the party although it is still typical ...
Send us a text The podcast that’s easy to listen to. Lol Joe gifting a book to me. Brand Sharks Volume II Joe is a contributor in this book. investing in yourself is important. You should be your main investor. Don’t forget your opportunity to help me with the show. When you’re helping people out in furthering their career, it helps to understand that you are not forgetting where you came from. Stay plugged in to your resources. Joe is in the pro...
Send us a text Traveling to the Broke Beverly Hills part of town. That’s my area. The grind is real. Once you’ve put the work in, you can charge what you’re worth. We both feel horrible that teacher’s don’t get paid what they’re worth. You can be humble until you don’t have to be. I can make my own hours, but not until I created my worth. You have to be a standout. Be passionate about what you do. You can be an artisan and touch souls. We’re talking touching hearts and souls. Then, and only...
Send us a text Deanna Salcido Gutierrez She is a local El Paso author. Purchase info is found below. Being local-1st question is always what high school? We both attended traumatic private catholic schooling. Jk Deanna is a water survival instructor(ISR) at host pools. Transition from my lovely view of the city of El Paso to Deanna’s Book about her upbringing here in El Paso. She had appearances on all TV stations and 93.1 FM. Great exposures as well as book signings. Deanna sha...
Send us a text 1st Question if you’re a native El Pasoan. What High school? Why don’t we listen as young people? El Paso is the Veteran retirement capital of the world. Shout out to George Hernandez(local Country Music star) and City Rep. Joe Molinar. We serve in and love our church, Abundant Church. Transformation can take place in a second. We just have to be obedient. Work journey and ending up in solar in the Sun City. Reach out to Joe if you have questions about solar for ...
Send us a text Megan Harris is my guest today. Send us a message on Fanmail. It’s in a text format while you’re listening. Keeping busy with 4 businesses today along with volunteering at Church. It all started when Megan was 15 years of age in Real Estate. Flipping her first house at age 19. Onto the Pageant world and impacting young people. Catalyst Real Estate Group, Homes Trans-roofing and Construction, Impact Insurance, Property Management, and asset recovery is how we keep busy. Ki...
Send us a text Joey Lee Cabral: Instagram-@joeyleecabral Additional links below. Joey is a watercolor illustrator, renowned artist, and loved around The world. I wanna be that too. Artistry runs in his family and loved and started at a very young age. Father first, Artist next. Having the family was the dream. Faith was always in the works and moving in your gifts. Growth on social media came when I started doing art full time. Again, doing what you love and it will defini...
Send us a text MRK The Barber. Cool Customers and their relationships. Past basketball gaming glory days. Confidence in creating and repetition. Doing the work and be yourself. Don’t be somebody else. It’s already been done. Love what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life. Use your gifts that God gave you to earn $$$. Support the show
Send us a text School and what it brings. Purpose and how we find it. Move in your purpose and gifts. How I got my music start. Using the creative side of your brain. Don’t forget to send a message on fanmail during the show. Support the show
Send us a text Talk about air-fryers, critique on some fast food restaurants.Eating habits: What are some of those that we share? It’s so hard to lose weight for me. Apartment living. Is it a better option now? Gambling or not gambling in Vegas. How to claim lottery winnings? Waking up with the right perspective. Support the show
Send us a text Conversational piece about some of El Paso and how we may have got the name "El Chuco". Favorite restaurants and various ideas are mentioned. Be sure to hit me up on Fanmail. This is an opportunity to text me while you're listening to the show. Support the show
Send us a text For Raul Melendez and his family, August 3, 2019, began as an ordinary Saturday. His daughter Kaitlyn was shopping with her grandparents at Walmart during Tax-Free Weekend. Then, a phone call changed everything: "My dad, he was shot." What followed was a nightmare of chaos, confusion, and eventually, devastating loss. Raul's father-in-law David was among the 23 people killed in the El Paso Walmart shooting, dying heroically as he shielded his granddaughter and wife from the gu...
