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MurieL —Urban Cumbia, Songwriting & Representing Oak Cliff (Episode 188) | Ray Ray's Podcast (opens the original)
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Ray Ray's Podcast — Episode 188 "MurieL"MurieL joins Ray Ray's Podcast for an inspiring conversation about music, culture, and what it takes to build a career as an independent artist. Born and raised in Oak Cliff, Texas🎙 Recorded at Hello Studios Dallas🔔 Subscribe for weekly conversations with actors, musicians, athletes, entrepreneurs, creators, and community leaders sharing authentic stories that inspire.📌 Topics Covered: Latin Pop, independent music, songwriting, Oak Cliff, Dallas music scen
Billy Jack Gunter — Tattooing, Gunny Ranch Bulldogs & Building a Legacy (Episode 187) | Ray Ray's Podcast (opens the original)
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Ray Ray's Podcast — Episode 187 "Billy Jack Gunter" Billy Jack Gunter joins Ray Ray's Podcast for a conversation about nearly three decades in the tattoo industry, building one of Texas' most respected tattoo brands, and the passion that drives everything he creates. As the founder of Artistic Encounter Tattoo , Billy Jack has earned a reputation as an award-winning tattoo artist while mentoring the next generation of artists and expanding his studios across Texas. In this episode, we discuss Bi
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