Christopher Diaz aka Chreeture is one of my oldest friends, we briefly reminisce on that time in our lives when we met in 7th grade. Fast forward to now when we are both 23 years old, we sat down to talk about what he has going on and multitude of things he does. Chree cooks, he's a great at shooting videos, whether its music videos, or just pure content creation for entertainment, and he's dedicated a portion of his life to bikes which has been a learning experience for him. We talk about all these things plus more and especially how important the role of a parent is, along with the relationship between parent and child. Chree and I spend some time recalling the very first protest that happened in Miami when George Floyd was murdered and how he got there and what transpired afterwards. That day was a crazy time because I was also there from the beginning around the FTX arena (previously AAA) and we got all the way to I95 where traffic was completely stopped. This episode was a blast to record and I had a great time with Chree. Chree's Instagram: @chreetureChree's YouTube: BL_COWBOY https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJjhWjlR_2rxJoybw7ZhZnAChree's legendary photo from the protest: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA1d3bGFsRV/?utm_medium=share_sheetChree's music: Young Nino Chree https://soundcloud.com/yncofficial Time Stamps: 0:01 - Introduction1:27 - Who is Chree?2:20 - What do you want to be remembered for?4:25 - Everyone deserves to say what they think.10:17 - Backstory to Chree's experience at the George Floyd protest 18:31 - What got you into biking?20:35 - What bike would you recommend to beginners?21:55 - The process behind creating content like your fake baby video?24:52 - Do you plan on creating more content with bikes involved?27:38 - How can music videos be improved? And what is your approach to music videos?29:26: Chree's learning how to wheelie video33:29 - Interstellar (one of the best movies ever). 34:25 - What is your view on a parent-child relationship and what is the impact it's had on your life?38:08 - Is being a parent the most important duty we have on Earth?39:01 - Should we focus more on saving the Earth or becoming a multi-planet species?42:05 - Chef Chree?51:27 - Catching lobsters.56:50 - What drove you to be self-sufficient? 58:28 - What do you define as consciousness? S/O to Lex Fridman!1:02:25 - Spirituality.1:03:46 - Have you delved into the realm of psychedelics? 1:10:57 - Chree's time in music.1:12:25 - Your process in making a song?1:14:15 - Would you make a project now?1:18:33 - Talking about some unreleased music.1:19:46 - What inspires you to write?1:20:50 - Do you believe in reincarnation?1:28:45 - The pen is equivalent to a wand.1:30:23 - Catching child predators.1:31:43 - Chree for Mayor!1:35:00 - What is your stance on the situation in Cuba?Outro Song: ninja /// (139 bpm) 11-18-2020 - Produced by Brian Hernandez

For our next guest, DJ Rio is an up and coming DJ from Miami, FL and is a resident DJ at Pilo's Tequila Garden in Wynwood. Rio and I talk about his experience with the music industry, his encounters with DJ's he's met on his path, and the lifestyle that comes with being a DJ in Miami. We also get into the Satanic hints artists drop frequently nowadays. Late in the podcast I reference a song by Mac Miller called Self Care, but it is called Wings for all the Mac Miller (RIP) listeners out there! DJ Rio's Instagram: @itsdjrio  Time Stamps: 0:01 - Introduction0:43 - Who is DJ Rio?1:09 - What got you into DJ'ing?2:57 - Who caught your attention in the EDM scene?4:10 - Does being a producer translate to becoming a household name?8:12 - Dealing with crowds.11:00 - Journey to becoming a resident DJ.18:20 - How do you balance the lifestyle of DJ'ing?20:33 - The best controller for starting off.21:37 - Most memorable/least memorable performance. 24:21 - Biggest learning lesson from your least memorable performance.26:17 - What would you change about the music industry?27:55 - Where do you see social media going in the next 5 years in terms of networking?29:23 - What are tips for branding?30:55 - Picking songs for the club.36:47 - What is your biggest struggle as a DJ and overcoming it?42:27 - Getting DJ mixes out there without copyright issues.44:34 - What can streaming services do for DJ's to get their mixes out there?45:46 - Advice for artists to get their music to sound the best it can?47:53 - Hip-Hop is on the decline.55:03 - Satanic references in music during this era.56:19 - Do these references impact people?59:15 - Learning from past mistakes.1:02:37 - Do you consider yourself to be religious?1:05:51 - Would you start a record label?1:09:51 - Where do you see yourself 30 years from now?1:12:53 - In your eyes what would be your biggest achievement?1:14:52 - What artist would you go DJ for on tour right now? 1:15:45 - Which DJ's revolutionized DJ'ing?1:16:51 - How will NFT's impact music in the next 5-10 years?1:17:49 - Be mindful.1:22:55 - Could music leave a negative impact on the listener?1:23:34 - Have you thought about throwing shows? Intro Song: Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers reproduced by Brian HernandezOutro Song: A snippet from Yemaya produced by Brian Hernandez 

For this week's special guest, we have on Yianni, an up and coming artist out of Miami, FL from an area known as Cutler Bay. We speak about his approach to music in multiple ways such as his projects, his live performing, what his plans are for when he begins working on his first album, and the lessons he's taken from the last project he released - Who Dat. We briefly speak on the stigmas that society has concerning mental health, what needs to be improved about the music scene in Miami, and even on relationships in today's society. Time Stamps: 0:01 - Introduction1:08 - What inspired the nickname Bob Ross of music?1:58 - Do colors on the artwork or music videos impact the feeling of the song?2:38 - Different mentality for EP approach v.s. single approach?7:10 - Song that describes Yianni the best. 9:04 - Biggest lesson learned from making Who Dat?15:08 - Favorite song off of Who Dat?17:07 - Taking into consideration the performance aspect of things when creating a song.20:50 - Live performing.22:05 - Confidence in your Self.25:57 - What is a stigma on Mental Health?29:58 - Is therapy important for good Mental Health?35:35 - The perfect project in your mind?39:25 - What needs to be improved in the Miami music scene? 43:01 - What is your idea of success?46:18 - Does spirituality impact your music?47:15 - Would you take psychedelics?50:19 - What is your idea of a successful relationship?55:11 - Advice to up and coming artists?55:30 - Is rocking with Miami something you plan to do throughout your career?60:27 - Goals for 2021?62:47 - What progresses artists more - singles or projects?65:20 - Outro and info for socials.Social Media - @yiannikunDSP's - YianniSoundCloud - Yianni 9.9Intro Song - Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers reproduced by Brian Hernandez Outro Song - Piano Version of Love on the Brain - Rihannahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Prv8xOLGjGw 

Andy Garcia who goes by Jak Maker is an artist based out of Miami, FL getting ready to release new music across all platforms. He is a good friend of mine and we finally got to release a podcast after multiple attempts this year. We talk about his discoveries on the path of music, spirituality and even talk about the book Many Lives, Many Masters written by Dr. Brian  L. Weiss, MD. We share our thoughts on psychedelics, Self Love, the current dating climate, and most importantly, the impact of school and the many paths one could take in this game of life we are all playing. His website: jakmaker.comHis Instagram: @jakmakermusic

In this episode Jason and I explore the life of an athletic trainer and the journey to where he is currently on his path. Jason shares his uplifting experience of opening up his new gym in Miami, FL - The Athletic Compound, then his time with the legend Tim Grover, and his thoughts on the positives along with the negatives encountered in the fitness industry. We also speak on his time when he was involved with the entertainment industry, his thoughts on spirituality, and reflect on his time working at a high school widely known in Miami - Christopher Columbus High School.