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On this episode I kickback with someone who has made it her mission to be a voice for the community. Jacqueline Hernandez is running for the Texas House of Representatives, bringing her passion for public service, community involvement, and meaningful change to the conversation. She believes in listening to the people, understanding the issues that affect everyday families, and working toward a better future for the communities she represents. I’m going beyond the campaign, talking about her story, her vision, the issues that matter, and what inspired her to step up and fight for change.

On this episode of DA KICKBACK PODCAST, I’m talking to Chef Jeanette Rideau about something that affects all of us, what we put on our plates and how we take care of ourselves. Showing our community that healthy food doesn’t have to be boring, bland, or something you have to drive out of town to find. It’s creative, flavorful, plant-based food right here to the area. This isn’t just about her being a vegan chef. It’s about helping change the way people think about food, wellness, and what’s possible in our own community.

I kickback with Train Smith, who brings a unique combination of discipline, education, and community involvement to the conversation. He’s a certified firearm safety instructor, a martial artist, and someone who understands the importance of responsibility, awareness, and personal discipline. He’s also part of the Galveston podcast community, using his voice and platform to connect with people and share meaningful conversations. We’re going beyond the titles and getting to know the person behind the work, his journey, his experiences, what led him into training and instruction, and the impact he’s making in his community.

On this episode I kickback with Kenneth Q. Turner, a true legend behind the music. He’s a legendary music producer, an incredible drummer, and a man whose impact can be heard through the work of countless artists over the years. He’s helped shape sounds, develop talent, and contribute to the journeys of artists who have gone on to make their own mark. This is more than just a conversation about music, it’s a conversation about the experience, the work, the people, and the legacy behind it all.

Joining me on Da Kickback podcast is Joe Evens Jr., a former school board member who has dedicated time to serving and advocating for the people in his community. Now, he’s taking that commitment to the next level as he runs for Justice of the Peace. We’re going to talk about his journey in public service, what motivated him to enter this race, the issues he believes matter most to the community, and what kind of leader he wants to be if elected.

I’m excited to welcome two individuals Solomon Ajao also known as Sajsongs and Akua Ajao, who took an idea and turned it into something special, the Southeast Texas Visionary Awards. They created a platform designed to shine a light on visionaries, leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and community members who are making a difference and often don’t get the recognition they deserve. We’re going behind the scenes to talk about the vision that started it all, what inspired them to create the awards, the challenges they faced along the way, and what they hope this platform becomes for Southeast Texas.

On tonight’s show I have we have an artist in the building who is the definition of a true performer. She doesn’t just make music, she brings it to life. She can grab a mic and give you bars, switch it up and give you vocals, and when she hits that stage, she knows how to command an audience. Brittany MzzButtaBabii Fluellen is talented, versatile, and built for the spotlight. Whether she’s rapping, singing, or putting on a show, she brings a level of energy that you can’t ignore.

On this episode I kickback with boxing trainer Kendra Hill and 12yr old boxing champion Chris Nation Jr and talk about the history of boxing, what got him into it and what’s his future goals

On this episode I kickback with Chasity Broussard, a dedicated entrepreneur, she has turned her passion into purpose, creating opportunities while inspiring women to chase their dreams with confidence and determination. Her commitment to giving back to the community and uplifting those around her speaks louder than any title she holds. Known for her kindness, leadership, and servant’s heart, she continues to make a lasting impact both in business and in the lives of others.

On this episode of DA KICKBACK PODCAST I sit with Raymond Louis and Stacy Wagner Louis, two community activists who believe real change starts with showing up, serving others, and putting in the work.

My guest Gina Taylor is the definition of a woman who wears many hats and wears them well. She’s a talented professional hairstylist who has helped countless people look and feel their best. She’s also the owner of a growing dessert company, creating sweet treats that keep people coming back for more. If that wasn’t enough, she’s built a presence as a fashion influencer, inspiring others through her unique style and confidence.

On this episode I sit down with newly appointed BISD Superintendent Sandi Massey. We talk about her new role, her vision for the future, the challenges ahead, and what students, parents, teachers, and the Beaumont community can expect from the Beaumont Independent School District.

On this episode I talk to Shane Ferguson, a man who has dedicated his life to standing up against racism, serving those experiencing homelessness, and creating real change throughout the community.

On this episode I kickback with Mr. Chelsea Tipton from the Symphony of Southeast Texas, where we discussed his passion for orchestra, the future the art and how many more seasons he has left in him on being the maestro

On this episode I kickback with popular food influencer Beaumont foodie and talk about what got him into visiting restaurants and rating food.