“Mongo only pawn in game of life”. -Mongo, Blazing Saddles

Mongo plays a combination of Rock Music, Country, Jazz, and a little bit of everything from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and today. He has been a fan of everything music all his life. He loves to listen to and play it! And he hopes that everyone enjoys it. If there is a song you want to hear, he will do his best to find it.

He has always had a passion for everything computers. It finally came to Mongo one day, that he wanted to be a DJ, and the crew at Sky Blue Radio has finally given him a chance.

I have always been a fan of anything in & of Flight Simulations. My background has just about included every MS Flight Sim since MSFS 1 back in 1986 in wireframe models. My excitement in flight kicked off in 1992 when I enlisted in the United States Air Force. Combat sims have also been a major interest of mine. In my military days, I accumulated at least 40 hours in different military simulators along with over 10 hours of Real-world military aircraft like F-15E, F-16D, and B-1B.

OG Flow was about twelve years old when his sister (“Lil D”) introduced him to Carlos-Alberto, who went to Lil D’s high school at that time. Carlos-Alberto was in a CHH group called, “God’s New Creation” (Later known as “Kandle”). The flow began searching for God and changing his life.

Flow met up with his older brother (“Age”) and told him how he gave his life to God. Age was a gang leader in a large gang from the Denver, Colorado Metro Area. The flow was influenced by a rival gang of Ages. Age, who was recently arrested and booked on several felony charges, had recently surrendered his life to God as well. The two brothers wanted to form a Ministry where they could spread the Gospel and help gang members and inner-city people come to know God. The two formed the CHH rap group named, Preachas In ThaHood.

Preachas in tha Hood took their talents to prisons where they performed, gave testimonies, and shared their lives with inmates through Prison Fellowship. They toured all over the nation in churches, arenas, and anywhere else with a stage. They were spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ to whoever would listen. Once conflicting brothers, the two pledged to introduce listeners to the only one who can change hearts–Jesus.

Preachas in tha Hood was eventually picked up by the “Worlds Largest Gospel Hip-Hop The label”, Grapetree Records. Their first album, “Gangstaz Pain” was released on Grapetree Music Group’s label Phat Boy Recordings in 1997. The fourth and last album, “GangstaHits” was released in 2001. Their second album called, “Tearz of a Gangsta” was nominated for a Dove Award under the Gospel Music Association for Best Gospel/Rap/Hip-Hop Album of the Year.

I’m an English, guy transplant from Canada! I more or less defected from there. (I like to think that anyway). I come from a big European family. I’m loud, crazy, and most of the time just plain “Bent”. Thus… My Radio Theme is “The Master of Mayhem” and “Keeper of the Conundrum”. Classic Rock and Roll Baby!

I talk a lot, like a glass of “Very Dry”, White Wine. So dry I can spit dust after. I love music, live Southern shows, walking, and wiggling my toes in the sand whenever I can get to the beach. California whenever possible!

I have a super beautiful wife, Mary, 2 beautiful daughters, and 4 fantabulous Grandchildren. I’m 99.9% happy most of the time…some people find this annoying.

My guilty pleasures; are cars, rollercoasters, and the Ocean. On a weekend you can find me anywhere except where they want me to be. I’m a fan of Amusement Parks. Go figure! Electronics, was my major in college, graduated with a degree in electronics and electrical engineering. I did almost every job conceivable, but EMS was my passion, and I wound up on your radio…go figure! If you see me out and need me to be little nuts for you, I will just prove it…I will.