Hector sits down with two influential Latinos over some coffee, Celzo Trejo and Mario Jaramillo. They chat about all things Corona virus and give you a humorous perspective of it all. Enjoy.

Enjoy a little fireside chat with Hector from the OSO Coffee shop as he encourages the world to be a little nicer during this pandemic.

I’m this first 2020 episode of the Something Neue Show, we chat about the corona virus, koby Bryant, and the new OSO coffee shop coming to Houston’s East End.

Houston Critical Mass is one of the largest mass bike rides in the Country. It takes place on the last Friday of every month and has been growing non-stop for years. Commonsteve and Hector, one of the CM admins, sit down with Jon Blaze, another admin and share some mass updates and talk bikes and shop. Enjoy.

Hector and Steve have a little fireside chat outside in front of a new coffee shop coming to the East End named OSO, which means bear in Spanish. Hector shares his vision for the new shop, how the name came about, and what’s coming soon.

Hector sits down over coffee with Flatland Voodoo Jam founder Scott Obrien and Pro Flatlander Art Thomason with Hoffman Bikes. They chat about the upcoming Voodoo Jam on Aug 17, BMX history and culture, and simply have a laid back conversation about life and the sport.

Joel, Steve, and Hector sit down with lots of good drinks and talk about two dogs that received freedom from being tied to their dog houses 24/7. They talk gin and vodka from Eado Spirits and taste test some wine in a Can from Infinite Monkey Theorem. Enjoy.

Special guest Doogie Roux comes by for some drinks and we chat about everything he’s doing with BCycle, the Houston Press, and the 100 other things that he’s involved with in Houston. Enjoy.

Common Steve and I chat about the viral Netflix hit series “When They See Us” and also throw done our thoughts on the subject of college and the big machine complex that it is. Enjoy.

Tiffanie Wilkerson, creator of the PawzUp Summer Social, a new dog festival in the Woodlands, shares how this huge dog-centric event on June 1st will take over Northshore Park in the Woodlands.

Neue Creative sits down with three of Houston’s long time BMX riders and advocates, Neil Harrington, Desmond Startin, and Chad Treaner. We chat about the new North Houston BMX Park, scheduled to open Summer 2019 and mix it up with some local BMX history. Enjoy.