What They Talkin Bout Podcast

Cal Wayne sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life and rap career. He talks about how it was growing up in Cuney Homes, his close relationship with George Floyd, rapping, prison, being a leader in his community and a lot more. GHETTO! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/dbosOjkMVEc

Smackwater returns to sit down with Donnie Houston for some real talk. Smack reminisces on when he first lost his innocence before going into problems in the black community and solutions for a better future. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mEeQOxIDZGU

AJ McQueen sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life and career. Born in St. Louis, AJ grew up in an abusive household, eventually getting involved with gangs, the streets and eventually shot. He talks about his journey in STL, what led him to Houston, his work in the community, finding music and more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZJM5VsR7dks

BE SOMEONE is responsible for creating the saying and infamous painting seen in Houston on 45 South. In this interview with Donnie Houston he talks about how he came up with the name BE SOMEONE and the meaning behind it as well and more. BE SOMEONE! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OYKvupEh9z0

Comedian JCann sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his journey in comedy. He talks about the importance of leaving the city and what that did for his career, advice for aspiring comics and more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/16u8UNPH5M8

Lah Pat sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his new single "Rodeo" featuring Flo Milli, what landed him in prison for eight years at 16 years old and more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uNhSWXAStqQ

Kyle Mathews served over 20 years in prison for robbing a bank and has since changed his life since being released. In this two hour sit down with Donnie Houston, Kyle talks about growing up in Alief during the 80's and 90's before getting into a life of crime. He details what led to doing robberies, the bank robbery, the prison lifestyle and a lot more. This is a good one! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WUZhdcTBR0E

Corey Stoot aka Funka Fangez is one of the most important musicians in Southern Hip Hop history. In this interview he sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about all of his work from Lil Troy, Odd Squad, 8ball & MJG, UGK, Scarface and others. He also talks about not being properly paid or credited for the work he did with Mannie Fresh on Cash Money Records classics like Juvenile's 400 Degreez album and more. For the first time ever, Funka Fangez tells his story in his own words! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qqM12EJbQzY

Corey Pritchett Jr. sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life and come up as a YouTuber. He breaks down how he made millions on the platform, meeting his wife Carmen Pritchett, transitioning to rap, creating his own community and more!

Jr. Mack and DJ Precise sit down with Donnie Houston to talk about New Orleans rap history. Jr. Mack also talks about his solo career, crossing paths with legends like Tim Smooth, connecting with Donnie and Cise through Nuface and more!

Donnie Houston and comedian Chuckeem Olajuwon are back with another great episode. They talk about the greatest high school athletes from Houston of all time, compare Yungstar's "Throwed Yung Playa" and Lil Flip's "The Leprechaun" albums and more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nGB1XGZ7epk

Chingo Bling sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life and career. He talks about growing up in Houston before going to New Jersey for high school and later becoming Chingo Bling. He also talks about his journey in the rap game and what led to him becoming a stand up comedian and more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qcHyaD80k3c

Donnie Houston and comedian Chuckeem Olajuwon are back for another one. This time they discuss why UGK should be considered Houston Rap, how important Big Moe and H.A.W.K. were to the Screwed Up Click and debate Lil O's classic "Fat Rat Wit Da Cheeze" and H.A.W.K.'s classic "Under Hawk's Wings" albums + more in this hilarious sit down. Let us know in the comments which albums you would like to see us talk more about! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cqcZrCDXoPU

DJ Hi C is of the greatest DJ's to ever come out of Houston. In this sit down with Donnie Houston, he talks about his come up as a college DJ at Texas Southern University before taking over the club scene, creating the GO DJ's, the GO DJ Awards and a lot more! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8kGkSKUNlmY

Hump returns to chop it up with Donnie Houston and introduce the new Sucka Free Records roster. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NdsVDFJf-IY

Donnie Houston and comedian Chuckeem Olajuwon sit down for another highly entertaining segment about Houston culture. They start out by showing love to the North side of Houston and all of their contributions to music like Swishahouse, Slim Thug and more before breaking down Big Pokey's "Hardest Pit In The Litter" and "Dope Game 2000" albums to see which one takes the crown. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/r1BA3xpBYXM

The legend Papa Reu talks to Donnie Houston about his brand new album 4REIGN, his classic work with Cash Money Records and more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8HLYwlOwEgA

Donnie Houston and Chuckeem Olajuwon are back for a hilarious conversation. The two talk about the recent viral video of the teacher beating up the student, how The Galleria has fell off and the most prideful Southside hoods in Houston before they debate Big Moe's "City Of Syrup" and Z-Ro's "Z-Ro vs The World" albums to see which comes out on top. Chuckeem also makes his point as to why DJ Screw was more influential than Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Barack Obama. If you love Houston culture, you'll love this conversation! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qJmoro4Y_y4

Brian Courtney Wilson sits down with Donnie Houston to talk about his life and journey in his career as a gospel singer. He talks about moving to Houston from Chicago, joining the Windsor Village Church choir, Pastor Rudy Rasmus at St. Johns, signing to Matthew Knowles' Music World label, many of his classic songs including "A Great Work" and he even talks about the time he went to Freaknik in college plus a lot more. This interview is one of those ones! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Y3lF0ChSDNA

Donnie Houston and Chuckeem Olajuwon sit down to talk about the Southside. Chuckeem makes his case for Z-Ro being the greatest rapper of all time before they revisit Lil Keke and Fat Pat's classic debut albums to see which one comes out on top, legendary Houston clubs and a whole lot more. If you love Houston culture, this conversation is for you! Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/w_WkUInLHUE