On Episode 69 of The Takeover Show, Misa and Chuy are joined by Adrian Ochoa from ABC-7. Adrian talks about his journey in media, life in front of the camera, and what it’s really like working in local news. The conversation touches on El Paso stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and the realities of broadcasting, all mixed in with plenty of laughs.Make sure to follow, subscribe, and share on all platforms.

On Episode 68 of The Takeover Show, Misa and Chuy are joined by Adrian Broaddus, host on ESPN 600 El Paso. Adrian talks about his journey into sports radio, life behind the mic, and what it takes to stay relevant in today’s media game. The crew dives into El Paso sports, radio stories, hot takes, and plenty of laughs along the way. A must-listen for sports fans and podcast lovers alike.

On this episode of The Takeover Show, Misa and Chuy sit down with the multi-talented Anthony Palomino — an artist, composer, conductor, model, and screenwriter. Anthony shares his creative journey, how he balances so many different artistic paths, and what inspires him to keep pushing boundaries. They dive into his experiences in music and visual art, his work in film and modeling, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. As always, the conversation is full of insight, great stories, and plenty of laughs.Make sure to follow, subscribe, and share The Takeover Show on all platforms so you don’t miss this one!

On this episode of The Takeover Show, Chuy takes the day off to support a great cause—Tortas Fighting Hunger—but Misa isn’t flying solo. Stepping in to help hold it down is Chris Serrano, manager of Genuine Reference Studios.The crew welcomes the one and only Uncle Scottie Hill—a man full of stories, adventures, and big ideas. Scottie dives into his journey from being born in Texas to living in Denver, spending time in Cabo, Mexico, and everything in between. He also shares his vision for starting his own show and what’s next for him.As always, expect plenty of laughs, real conversation, and great vibes. Make sure to follow, subscribe, share, and show love to everyone involved!

On this episode of The Takeover Show, the guys are joined by show sponsors and owners of DULZE Edibles, Mike and Renne. The crew dives into how DULZE Edibles got started, what it takes to run a successful brand, and the journey behind building something from the ground up. They also get into the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, future plans for the brand, and plenty of laughs along the way.Make sure to follow, subscribe, and share on all platforms so you don’t miss what’s next.

On this episode of The Takeover Show, Misa and Chuy welcome a very special guest — the official photographer of the show, Orlando “BIG O” Sapien. With over 20 years of experience behind the lens, Big O talks about his journey through photography, from capturing sports, weddings, athletes, and everything in between. He shares how photographing his own child opened his eyes to the power of photography and pushed his passion to the next level.Big O also breaks down what it truly takes to be a great photographer, the mindset behind the camera, and how he’s now diving into a new creative lane by making music beats for artists. This episode is full of great insight, real stories, and plenty of laughs from start to finish.Make sure to follow, subscribe, and share The Takeover Show on all platforms so you don’t miss out.

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Buckle up, porque Misa and Chuy brought in two certified menaces of comedy, Otis Hicks and Steve Pilkinton — two of the funniest dudes walking around El Paso, TX.Otis drops stories from his years in comedy, plus the legendary era where he worked at a sex shop (yes… a SEX SHOP. The stories do not disappoint). Meanwhile, Steve tries to explain how he balances comedy with owning a tattoo shop, but somehow the conversation goes completely off the rails — in the best way possible.The two talk about how they met, their chaotic chemistry, their future plans, and roast each other (and Misa and Chuy) the entire episode. This one has more laughs than most people get in a whole year.

In this episode, Misa and Chuy welcome NCTR.EXE, a rising local artist and proud team member of Genuine Reference Studios. NCTR shares how he first got into music during the COVID era, how his sound developed, and the ups and downs of his journey so far. He also talks about one of his music videos that went on to win an award at the Las Cruces Film Festival, plus plenty more behind-the-scenes stories.This episode is packed with insight, good vibes, and tons of laughs.Make sure to follow, subscribe, and share!