Gerald Castro was struck with sickness 5 years ago which resulted in him becoming paralyzed from the sternum down. His whole world changed but he has been able to maintain a positive outlook on the world, his circumstance, and his life. We only have scratched the surface of our conversation. This is the first. Jude Lizama is his 2nd cousin and asked to have Gerald on the show. Thanks Jude.
Amit Sachdev is an entrepreneur and the CEO of StrollGuam. StrollGuam is his successful startup driver service company that has completed 10,000+ rides over the last year.
Tyler Adawag and Matt Sablan are musicians that have been playing the local circuit over the last 10+ years.
The Real Joe Cruz is a radio dj at Star 101
Joan Awa is an author, model, yoga teacher, and a world wanderer currently residing in the Philippines.
John Mafnas is a political strategist and has been in Guam's political arena for the last 28 years.
Arie Ritten is an entrepreneur and owns one of the few talent agencies on the island. Nick Rice is a jazz musician.
Rachael Esteves is a musician and owner of PlayHouse Studios.
Peter Gervacio is a game developer and is currently building his first independent mobile game app.
Johnny Arceo is a home brewer looking to make a place in the microbrew world on the island.
A few of Guam's baddest DJs jump on the podcast!!!
UFC fighter Frank 'The Crank' Camacho jumps on the podcast to talk MMA, social media, family, and business. Awesome conversation. Check out the last time he was on Master Random on Episode #011!!
My longtime friend Jude Lizama jumps on the podcast!!! Enjoy!!
Blake Watson is a former sports reporter and is a radio dj with Star 101
We are here!! My friend Lenny Fejeran jumps on the show to celebrate Episode 100. Thank you to everyone who has come through and made Master Random the show that it is today. THANK YOU!!
Freddy ForPeace jumps back on the podcast again to talk music, life, and the latest nationwide tour that For Peace Band went on earlier this year.
Part 2 interviews of Guam Fashion Weekend with Reed (Music Producer), Arie Ritten (Artist), and Jerred Alexander Pastones (THENATIVEWORLDWIDE)
Guam Fashion Weekend was hosted by The Native Worldwide and completely blew my mind on the amount of talented and passionate people in the room This is a two part series of interviews done that night. This first part includes interviews from GUCustoms, The Regulars, and Kreem x Butter.
The homies, Kikoman and Jude, jump on the podcast with Jude's longtime friend, Nick Stevens. Nick is currently a traveller of the world and his outlook on life is seriously inspiring.
Joe "The Iron Assassin" Gogo is a Muay Thai fighter currently residing in San Diego, California. He is also a 4-time Muay Thai Champion.
Dr. Austin Shelton is an expert in marine biology and an assistant professor at the University of Guam
Tomas Rojas, CJ Noket, and Ned Pablo jump on the podcast to talk culture, identity, and the possibilities in the future of Guam.
David Lopez is a local artist, musician, and the host of Taste Buds on 89.3 KPRG Radio.
Sarah Filush Camacho is a pageant queen and a filmmaker/director. Her last film, "Kids From Chuuk" won the "Best of Festival" award at the Guam International Film Festival. Catch next latest film coming soon, "Chew", about the growing epidemic of oral cancer caused by chewing betel nut.
Manny Cruz is the host of the Fanachu'! Podcast.
Freddy Bordallo is a musician and member of For Peace Band. They will be embarking on their first national tour in 2017. If you get the chance to check them out live.....YOU MOST DEFINITELY SHOULD!!
Cuddy Q is a musician who has fully immersed himself into the local culture and is blasting onto the mainstream with his latest local viral hit, Island Girls.
Drew Arce and Darrell Shandor are salesmen. But there's more than meets the eye!! Check it out!!
MR hits Japan and meets up for a quick episode with podcast veteran Steve Lefever.
Terrence Diego, Peter Carbullido, and John Kamminga are members of The Hurao Academy. They are looking to keep the culture alive through language by teaching it to both adults and the youth of the island.
