The Donnie Houston Podcast

K Love, Pat Nelson and Ceddy Weddy stop by to talk to Donnie Houston about Big Moe. K Love, his younger brother, tells stories about them growing up and going through life together. Ceddy Weddy and Pat Nelson, close friends, also share personal stories. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hdzH7BZ0uio

Delorean stopped by to talk to Donnie Houston about life and music. His new project "Lord, Block Me From The Cold" is now out on all streaming platforms so they start off with that. They also touch on Delo's deck business, which includes clients such as Slim Thug. The two touch on the Snoop Dogg and DMX Verzuz battle and a lot more for the remainder of the interview. This is another dope episode. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/12wU0goQXYY Subscribe to The Donnie Houston Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcast App

Yung Redd stopped by to talk to Donnie Houston about his career in hip hop. Redd met Lil Flip one day after losing in a talent show. The same day, he introduces him to Hump (CEO of Sucka Free Records) and he became a member of H.S.E. He went on to work with Paul Wall, Trae The Truth and others before landing a deal with Swisha House. This another dope episode with a lot of Houston hip hop history. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KfTzR2naW14

Scooby of the G.R.I.T. Boys stopped by to talk to Donnie Houston about his life and career in hip hop. Scooby started off as a member of the G.R.I.T. Boys, originally signed to Game Face Entertainment. The late H.A.W.K. was also signed to GF and took a liking to the group, taking him under his wings and mentoring them. Scooby also talks about his relationship with Paul Wall and how it led to members of the group ghostwriting for other major artists. He also talks about how Travis Scott was able to use an old G.R.I.T. Boys freestyle for his hit record "Sicko Mode" featuring Drake. This is another great episode filled with lots of Houston hip hop history.

Richard Johnson started off with a career as a professional football player, playing for the Houston Oilers. When he arrived in Houston, he was introduced to the hip hop scene and began to take interest. He formed Beatbox Records and his first acts were Street Military and Klondike Kat. Afterwards, he went on to work with Bam, Lez Mone', Fakkulty, G Rapp as well as release a solo album for Pharoah and another for K.B. and Lil Flea of Street Military. This another dope episode with a lot of Houston Hip Hop history.

Shea Serrano joins Donnie Houston on Instagram Live for a conversation about his journey in life and journalism. We start by talking about his days at Sam Houston State University and then move into how his wife's pregnancy led to him becoming a journalist. Shea was a writer for Houston Press, covering Houston Hip Hop events when he and Donnie met in 2010. From there he went on to write for various media outlets as well as write a few books, three of them becoming NY Times #1 best sellers: The Rap Year Book, Basketball (and Other things), Movies (and Other things). Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3i0QgiTnx0I Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on Instagram and Twitter (@DonHouPodcast).

DJ Chill stopped by to talk about his 30+ year career in the music industry. Chill started off as a DJ in Houston, taught by the late DJ Screw. Screw and Chill formed a friendship that would last until his untimely death on November 16, 2000. After Screw's passing, Chill went on to tour and travel the world with Tela, Lil Flip, Bun B and a host of others. This is another great episode! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ExU6PJJOU3M

9th Wonder joins Donnie Houston on Instagram Live for a conversation about his life and career. We start off by talking about Fasss Auntie Lounge and how he got into DJing. We then go into 9th Wonder being a pioneer in regards to producing with computer programs, specifically Fruity Loops. He also talks about how he got the opportunity to work on Jay Z's "Black Album" and how that opened up so many other opportunities in the future. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/eFFvMSu5244

Demo stops by talk about his life and how his birthday became the biggest Screw tape in history. We talk about his background in music, Long Drive, how he met DJ Screw and more. Watch it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2h6x8iN8aU

Harvey Luv and Sean "Solo" Jemison have produced a lot of classic Houston records with legendary artists like Fat Pat, H.A.W.K., Big Pokey, E.S.G. and more. This episode is full of history and untold stories about Big Mello, Big Steve and others, we also talk about their new joint project 4 The Culture that they're working on. Check out this playlist featuring some of their biggest records on Apple Music and Spotify. Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/…/sean-solo-jem…/pl.u-vxy6ZYxFzKWYdY Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6GOeqv6wLqH1sxqxBAI2Ls…

Los of the S.U.C. stopped by to talk about his life and career as well as his deceased brother, Grace. We discuss Los and Grace's athletic backgrounds, meeting DJ Screw, gang culture in Houston and more.

Jana Thompkins stopped by to talk about her journey as a professional background dancer. She is a Houston native but moved to L.A. to pursue dance while attending college at Howard University. After working with Debbie Allen's dance academy, she went on to dance for some of the biggest names in music.

Miss Megann stopped by to talk about her start in the music industry with The GO DJ's, working with Sauce Walka, Only Fans and a lot more!

Robert Guillerman stops by to talk about Southwest Wholesale's huge role in souther hip hop history, especially in Houston.

Paul sits down for over 3 1/2 hours to talk about growing up in Houston w/ Chamillionaire, Swisha House, almost being a part of MMG with Rick Ross and more!