WESTSIDE RADIO w/ JULIO G
WESTSIDE RADIO w/ JULIO G
Podcast Description
A podcast dedicated to preserving and pushing the culture forward, hosted by legendary West Coast hip-hop DJ Julio G. Born and raised in Lynwood, CA, Julio G is known for his groundbreaking work as part of the iconic 1580 KDAY Mixmasters and his contributions at 92.3 The Beat and 100.3. Now, he’s back with unfiltered conversations, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into the stories that shaped hip-hop. This is where the past, present, and future of the culture collide—raw, real, and without restrictions.
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The podcast delves into hip-hop culture, history, and its evolution, with episodes featuring conversations on topics like the rise of gangsta rap, influential artists, and significant moments that shaped the genre, such as Julio G's own experiences at 1580 KDAY and insights from guests like Kid Frost and Hazerd.
A Podcast dedicated to preserving and pushing the culture forward, hosted by legendary West Coast Hip-Hop DJ Julio G. Born and raised in Lynwood, CA, Julio G is known for his groundbreaking work as part of the iconic 1580 KDAY Mixmasters in the late 80’s and On-Air Personality at 92.3 The Beat / 100.3 The Beat and also 93.5 KDAY. Julio G is also the Voice of Grand Theft Auto (San Andreas) (Radio Los Santos) Now, he’s back with unfiltered conversations, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into the stories that shaped Hip-Hop. This is where the past, present, and future of the culture collide—raw, real, and un-cut.
This week on the podcast, we sit down with San Diego hip-hop legend Mr. Shadow for a real, in-depth conversation about his journey, growth, and legacy. We talk about his new album I’m Done – Bring It Back, and what it meant to collaborate with West Coast icons like Ice Cube, B-Real, and Kokane on this project.
Mr. Shadow also reflects on his early relationship with fellow San Diego artist Mr. Knightowl, and how that connection played a role in shaping his early path in the game. He opens up about coming up in the San Diego hip-hop scene, getting his first real break at just 16 years old with his debut song, and staying true to his principles—including his conscious decision to never use the N-word in his music.
We also dive into a serious health scare that shifted his perspective on life, family, and purpose, and how that experience influenced both his music and mindset today. This episode is packed with raw stories, hard-earned wisdom, and classic West Coast energy.
A must-watch for hip-hop fans, artists, and anyone who respects authenticity and longevity in the culture.
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