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Jesus “Midnite”Castillo has been writing,performing and producing comedy for over 10yrs. Born and raised in the Oakcliff area of Dallas,Tx. Midnite has grown a following by delivering his humor on stages across the country. In 2001 Midnite had a successful online show that opened up the doors to explore online radio and eventually being a morning show co-host at Power 108. After hosting a comedy show sponsored by the radio station. He tried his hand in Comedy going to Open Mics around his city and has been performing stand up comedy since. Midnite has opened up for countless acts and is currently on Tour with Chingo Bling. Midnite can be seen in his acting Debut as “Flaco” in the online short film Dirty Horchata.

In 2012 after performing stand up for only 9 months Javi Luna won The Last Texan Standing comedy contest. Javi went on that year to be a finalist in The Funniest in South Texas contest and win The Funniest in Corpus Christi title. Since then he has steadily performed in bars, comedy clubs, and theaters across the Southwest. In 2015, Javi was officially added to the impressive roster of comedians that make up The Latin Comedy Jam Tour. On the tour, Javi performs alongside his comedic heroes like Paul Rodriguez, proudly representing Corpus Christi and South Texas along the way. Javi is a founding member of The Vatos Locos of Comedy and has also been seen on tour with comedic rapper Chingo Bling. In 2016 Javi was 1st runner-up in the Funniest in South Texas competition.

Bobby Hernandez is known for his work on Lazer Team (2015), From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series (2014) and Soft Matter (2016). We discuss advice for up and coming actors and stunt men, how he ended up landing the part on my web short film Dirty Horchata… his past as an amateur wrestler and more!

Fat Tony’s debut album RABDARGAB was released October 19, 2010 and featured production entirely from Tom Cruz formerly of Atlanta-based rap group Supreeme.[8] The album features appearances by Murs, Negashi Armada aka Blunt Fang from Supreeme, Charly East, Bo. P, Kam Franklin, and Tom Cruz.[citation needed] “RABDARGAB” is a reference to a late 1990s Houston Independent School District campaign aimed at elementary school students to promote literacy by offering $1 to students in exchange for book reports. The acronym stands for “Read a Book – Do A Report – Get a Buck.”[9] With the release of this album, Fat Tony ran a promotion entitled LISDARGAB (Listen, Do a Review, Get a Buck) where Fat Tony undertook to send anyone who emailed him a review for RABDARGAB a dollar bill in the mail.[10] The album was preceded by a mixtape release entitled RABDARGAB: The EPreview mixed by Fat Tony’s DJ iPod Ammo. The mixtape featured collaborations with Das Racist, Juiceboxxx, HOSPITAL, Jade

Chef David Rodriguez joins us today. He discusses a major mishap and court case he had to fight in order to get out of the clutches of the immigration deportation system. He tells us about working with Anthony Bourdain on the Houston episode of No Reservations. Enjoy!

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What did he said?

Damacio James Page (born September 30, 1982) is an American professional mixed martial artist currently competing for Legacy Fighting Championship in the Bantamweight division. A professional competitor since 2005, Page has also formerly competed for the WEC, the UFC, Pancrase, King of the Cage, and also fought at K-1 Premium Dynamite 2006!!. Background Page was born and raised in the West Side of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Page’s parents divorced when he was five years old and he began kickboxing and karate at the age of nine. Page often caused trouble in school, getting into fights and being placed in special education classes for his behavior-disorder. In his sophomore year at West Mesa High School, Page began wrestling and would go on to be a state champion before earning a scholarship to compete for Fresno State University. However, one night three months into his first semester at Fresno State, Page was attacked by eight gang members who left him severely hurt and barely conscious. Because of the incident

Besomeone has become an iconic piece of art all across the city of Houston. From clothing to phone cases, to tattoos and murals, Besomeone has spread its influence across our city and has inspired hundreds of people everyday.