Mile High Minute

Brenton Saylor
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Mile High Minute is a Denver-based blog and media platform dedicated to highlighting Colorado's news, sports, and music scenes — especially hip-hop and local culture. Known for supporting emerging artists and covering regional events, Mile High Minute serves as a go-to source for those looking to stay tapped into what's happening across the state.

  1. 13h ago

    Trev Rich Speaks on Boosie vs Vlad, Rainwater & Shawn Cotton Calling Out Denver, Sauce Walka, AI Music & Why Colorado Hip-Hop Is Heating Up

    Trev Rich returns to Mile High Minute for an in-depth conversation about his career, new music, and the current state of Colorado hip-hop. The Grammy-nominated Denver rapper speaks on working with Sauce Walka, the Boosie and Vlad interview dispute, Shawn Cotton and Rainwater’s comments about Denver rappers, social media and internet criticism, and why Colorado’s music scene feels like it’s gaining momentum. Trev also breaks down his national placements, supporting younger Colorado artists, building connections outside the city, and what he has planned next. He also discusses his creative process, upcoming music, the possibility of eventually building a label, and why he prefers making moves privately before announcing them.

  2. Aug 31

    Myrically Survived a 750 LB Steel Beam to the Head, 31-Day Coma & Traumatic Brain Injury—Now He’s a Colorado Rapper | Rooftop York

    Myrically survived what doctors believed he wouldn’t—a 750 LB steel beam striking his head, a traumatic brain injury, and 31 days in a coma. Years later, he’s making music and building a new chapter of his life in Colorado. Myrically sits down with Mile High Minute alongside producer Rooftop York to tell the full story of the accident, his recovery, relearning how to walk and talk, discovering music after his injury, and why he now uses it as a form of therapy. They talk about: Surviving a 750 LB steel beam accidentSpending 31 days in a comaDoctors believing he wouldn’t recoverRelearning how to walk and talkHis mother refusing to give up on himMemory loss after his traumatic brain injuryDiscovering music after the accidentUsing music as therapyWorking with Rooftop YorkAI’s growing role in musicColorado and Denver’s hip-hop sceneDrake, Kendrick Lamar and today’s rap industryMyrically says he wouldn’t take the experience back—because without it, he doesn’t believe he would have discovered his path in music. Mile High Minute — Hip-Hop Interviews, Culture & Conversations.

  3. Aug 28

    Sauce Walka Says He’s the Closest Thing to Master P + Gives Advice on How to Become a Millionaire

    Sauce Walka closes out his conversation with Mile High Minute by breaking down his legacy, independent success, and why he believes he’s the closest thing this generation has seen to Master P. In Part 4, Sauce Walka reflects on building a multimillion-dollar company independently, earning platinum records, developing artists, and creating success through his own intelligence and ingenuity. He then shares his advice for anyone trying to become a millionaire, explaining why being selfish with your time can be essential to building long-term wealth. Sauce Walka talks about: Why he compares his legacy to Master P Building a multimillion-dollar company independently His success as an independent artist and entrepreneur His advice for becoming a millionaire Why your time is one of your most valuable assets Cutting out idle time and distractions Creating generational wealth Building opportunities for your children Money, sacrifice and long-term success The legacy he wants to leave behind This is Part 4 of Mile High Minute’s four-part conversation with Sauce Walka. Follow Mile High Minute for more exclusive hip-hop interviews, artist conversations, and stories from Denver and beyond.

  4. Aug 27

    Sauce Walka Says He’s the Pimp C, J Prince & DJ Screw of This Era + Talks Opening Doors for Colorado

    Sauce Walka takes over Denver and speaks on his impact on hip-hop culture, comparing the role he plays in this era to Texas legends Pimp C, J Prince, and DJ Screw. In Part 3 of Mile High Minute’s conversation with Sauce Walka, he talks about wanting to open more doors for Colorado, the importance of investing in your craft, and using his position to shine a bigger light on artists and communities outside the industry’s usual markets. Sauce also taps in with Colorado Springs artist Moneybag Kavy while moving through Denver with Sauce Gohan, Sauce Woodwinnin, TSF Mike Deezy, Miss Megan and more. Sauce Walka talks about: Pimp C, J Prince and DJ Screw His impact on hip-hop culture Opening doors for Colorado Shining a bigger light on Colorado hip-hop Investing in yourself and your craft Building opportunities for other artists Tapping in with Moneybag Kavy TSF and the Sauce movement This is Part 3 of Mile High Minute’s four-part conversation with Sauce Walka. Follow Mile High Minute for more exclusive hip-hop interviews, artist conversations, and stories from Denver and beyond.

  5. Aug 26

    Sauce Walka Explains Why Texas Hip-Hop Wins | DJ Akademiks, Zack TV & Hometown Support

    Sauce Walka sits down with Mile High Minute and breaks down the importance of independent hip-hop media, Texas culture, and building real support from your hometown before expecting the rest of the world to tap in. In Part 2 of the conversation, Sauce Walka reflects on DJ Akademiks’ rise, remembers the late Zack TV and his impact on hip-hop media, and explains why Texas has developed such a deep network of blogs and platforms. He also speaks on the size and influence of Houston and Dallas and why “hometown spirit” is one of the most important pieces of building an artist’s identity and brand. Sauce Walka talks about: DJ Akademiks and the blogging era The late Zack TV and his impact Texas hip-hop media and blogging culture Houston and Dallas Supporting independent platforms Representing where you come from Why hometown spirit matters for artists Building a connection with your local audience This is Part 2 of Mile High Minute’s four-part conversation with Sauce Walka. Follow Mile High Minute for more exclusive hip-hop interviews, artist conversations, and stories from Denver and beyond.

  6. Aug 25

    Sauce Walka on Denver, Colorado Hip-Hop & Why Major Artists Need to Tap In

    Sauce Walka taps in with Mile High Minute in Denver and speaks on why major artists should support growing platforms, local media, and cities that often get overlooked in hip-hop. In this Episode 1 of the conversation, the Houston rapper explains why he respects what Mile High Minute is building in Colorado and how artists with established platforms can use their influence to open doors for the next generation. Sauce Walka also breaks down his approach to supporting independent platforms and bringing more attention to markets outside of hip-hop’s biggest cities. Sauce Walka talks about: Tapping in with Mile High Minute in Denver Supporting Colorado’s growing hip-hop scene Why major artists should support local platforms Using his influence to open doors for others Giving overlooked cities and media platforms more exposure The importance of investing in independent platforms This is Part 1 of Mile High Minute’s four-part conversation with Sauce Walka. Follow Mile High Minute for more exclusive hip-hop interviews, artist conversations, and stories from Denver and beyond.

  7. Aug 25

    The Untold Story of Lil Travieso: Baby P on His Life, Death & Legacy

    Lil Travieso’s baby mother, Baby P, sits down with Mile High Minute for an in-depth conversation about the man behind the music, his rapid rise in Colorado hip-hop, their life together, and the legacy he left behind. Baby P shares stories from before Lil Travieso became known as a rapper, including how they met as teenagers, becoming young parents, his personality away from the public eye, and how his music career began taking off. She also opens up about losing him, the unanswered questions surrounding his death, and how his family continues to preserve his music and legacy. Baby P talks about: Meeting Lil Travieso as teenagers Who he was before the music and fame Their relationship and becoming young parents How Lil Travieso secretly started making music His breakout and rapid rise as a rapper His connection to Mexican and Latin culture His relationships within the West Coast rap scene Lil Travieso as a father The night she learned of his death The active $10,000 Crime Stoppers reward Why the case remains unsolved Where she believes Lil Travieso ranks in Colorado hip-hop Lefty Gunplay, Peso Pluma and the potential she believes Lil Travieso had Unreleased music, future projects and preserving his legacy Baby P also explains why she believes there was much more to Lil Travieso than the image people saw online, remembering him as a son, brother and father whose story extended far beyond music. Watch the full conversation and follow Mile High Minute for more artist interviews, hip-hop stories and conversations from the culture.

  8. Aug 23

    Cabby Interview: Nipsey Hussle’s Final Day, Growing Up in Denver’s East Village Projects, $500K Rolls Royce, Young Joc, Rick Ross, $2M Sony Deal & Why He Left Denver

    Cabby sits down with Mile High Minute in Las Vegas to tell the story of his journey from Denver’s East Village Projects to building an independent music and business empire. He opens up about growing up in East Village, why he eventually decided he needed to leave Denver, and how moving to Las Vegas changed his perspective. Cabby also breaks down his unexpected entry into music, connecting with Young Joc for “Left Lane,” reaching Billboard and 106 & Park, meeting with major labels, and the $2 million Sony offer that was ultimately passed on. Cabby also shares the story behind being at The Marathon Clothing store on the day Nipsey Hussle passed, including seeing and speaking with Nipsey shortly beforehand and why he largely stayed away from the media attention that followed. Cabby talks about: Growing up in Denver’s East Village Projects Why he left Denver for Las Vegas Starting music later in life Working with Young Joc on “Left Lane” Reaching Billboard and appearing on 106 & Park Meeting with E1 and Interscope The $2 million Sony offer his label passed on His experience with Nipsey Hussle at The Marathon Clothing store The lesson from Nipsey that stayed with him Spending time with Rick Ross and his connection to MMG His experiences around DJ Khaled and Diddy Why he chose to remain independent Building Vision Apparel and teaching his sons entrepreneurship His thoughts on the Denver hip-hop scene Why Denver artists need to expand beyond their hometown Going from the East Village Projects to a half-million-dollar Rolls Royce Building wealth, legacy and a family-run empire From the East Village Projects to major-label meetings, national exposure, entrepreneurship and ownership, Cabby reflects on the decisions, setbacks and lessons that shaped his journey. Presented by Mile High Minute.

    Cabby Interview: Nipsey Hussle’s Final Day, Growing Up in Denver’s East Village Projects, $500K Rolls Royce, Young Joc, Rick Ross, $2M Sony Deal & Why He Left Denver
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Mile High Minute is a Denver-based blog and media platform dedicated to highlighting Colorado's news, sports, and music scenes — especially hip-hop and local culture. Known for supporting emerging artists and covering regional events, Mile High Minute serves as a go-to source for those looking to stay tapped into what's happening across the state.

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  • Creator
    Brenton Saylor
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    90
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Brenton Saylor
  • Show Website
    Mile High Minute