HeyJaredIn My Humble Opinion
We talk to people involved in the Houston music, art and business.
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Episode 205 - Bigg Cuz Beats & Happy Bootz (opens the original)
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Bigg Cuz Beats and Happy Boots join In My Humble Opinion for an in depth conversation about the work that happens behind the scenes of Houston's music industry. From producing records for artists like KenTheMan, Slim Thug, Kevin Gates, Sauce Walka, BeatKing, and more to building one of Houston's most respected networking events, the duo shares how talent, branding, and consistency have fueled their success.Bigg Cuz reflects on his evolution from engineer to multi platinum producer, why he prefer
Episode 204 - Mike Frost (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, Mike Frost has helped define what Houston hip hop looks like.In Episode 204 of In My Humble Opinion, Mike Frost discusses the creative journey that took him from drawing in a comic book store to becoming one of the city's most influential graphic designers and creative directors. Along the way, he shares how a cracked copy of Photoshop, a background designing rave flyers, and a willingness to learn every part of the creative process led to iconic work for artists acros
Episode 203 - Donnie Houston (opens the original)
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Donnie Houston has spent years documenting the stories that shaped Houston hip hop. In Episode 203 of In My Humble Opinion , the producer, journalist, DJ, and podcaster joins us for a conversation about preserving the city's history, the responsibility that comes with being called a historian, and why telling the complete story matters. We discuss the 30th anniversary of the iconic June 27 freestyle and the push to ensure Big Demo receives the recognition he deserves, how Houston's music travele
Episode 202 - Quiet Money Dot & Derrick "D-Reck" Dixon (opens the original)
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Wreckshop has one of the richest legacies in Houston hip hop. Now, D-Reck and Quiet Money Dot are focused on writing its next chapter.In Episode 202 of In My Humble Opinion, we sit down with the Wreckshop founder and his newest artist to discuss Quiet Money Dot's upcoming album, Million $ Dot, how the two first connected, and why this partnership feels different. They break down the creative process behind the project, what listeners can expect from the music, and how they're honoring Wreckshop'
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