Mile High Minute

Brenton Saylor

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. 1d ago

    Lil House Phone on Meeting Adam22, Joining No Jumper With His Last $20, Building High Rollers, Making Money Outside of Rap & What Colorado Artists Need to Succeed

    Lil House Phone joins Mile High Minute for an in-depth conversation about his journey from having just $20 in his pocket to becoming one of the recognizable personalities associated with Adam22's No Jumper. Housephone shares the story of how he met Adam22, spent his last $20 getting to his first No Jumper appearance, and eventually turned an unexpected opportunity into a career in hip-hop media. He also discusses why he shifted his focus from rapping to podcasting, the success of his song "Tokyo Goons," his experiences with Rolling Loud, and how his High Rollers brand became another creative outlet. The conversation also turns to Colorado's hip-hop scene, where Housephone shares his perspective on what Denver artists need to do to stand out, develop their own sound, and attract attention from larger platforms. He talks about: Meeting Adam22 and getting his first opportunity at No Jumper Spending his last $20 to make it to his first appearance How No Jumper helped shape his career Why podcasting became more financially rewarding than rapping Creating "Tokyo Goons" and gaining millions of streams Getting booked for Rolling Loud through industry connections Building his High Rollers clothing and footwear brand The importance of genuine relationships in the entertainment industry Why Colorado rappers need to develop their own sound The influence of Detroit and California rap on Denver's music scene Soulja Boy, Gucci Mane, and the evolution of hip-hop His interest in streaming, gaming, and creating his own platform Advice for upcoming artists, entrepreneurs, and content creators From his early struggles to his growing success in music, fashion, and media, Housephone shares lessons about creativity, consistency, and taking opportunities when they come. Watch the full conversation with Lil House Phone on Mile High Minute.

  2. 5d ago

    NFG Lul DK on Growing Up on Colfax, Montbello, Denver Drill Music, 127K Views on Hilfiger, Dissing, EBK, King Von, Becoming a Father & Street Life | Full Interview

    Denver rapper NFG Lul DK joins Mile High Minute for an exclusive interview about growing up in Montbello, living in a motel on East Colfax, and making a name for himself in Colorado's underground drill music scene. Lul DK opens up about his childhood, the struggles his family experienced, and how growing up around street life shaped his perspective. He discusses the success of his song "Hilfiger," the influence of King Von, NBA YoungBoy, and EBK-style rap, and why drill music and dissing continue to dominate parts of Denver's hip-hop scene. He also shares the story behind "Thug Cry," a tribute to a late friend, and explains the challenges of balancing authenticity with making music that reaches a wider audience. The conversation also covers his connection with Shimo Media, potential collaborations with Trev Rich and AP, his independent music career, and the impact of legal challenges on his plans. With a daughter on the way, Lul DK reflects on becoming a father, changing his lifestyle, and building a better future for his family. Toward the end of the interview, he discusses tensions within Denver's rap scene, why he believes peace is difficult to achieve, and his long-term goals of financial independence and investing in real estate. Topics Discussed: Growing up in Montbello and living on East Colfax The story behind the name NFG Lul DK Childhood struggles and family experiences "Hilfiger" reaching over 100K views King Von, NBA YoungBoy, Lil Wayne and musical influences Denver drill music, dissing and street culture EBK's influence on Colorado rappers "Thug Cry" and honoring a late friend Becoming a father and changing his lifestyle Shimo Media and opportunities in Denver hip-hop Potential collaborations with Trev Rich and AP Independent music distribution and record labels Legal challenges and their impact on his music career Why Denver's rap scene struggles with unity Financial independence, real estate and future goals Listen to the full NFG Lul DK interview on Mile High Minute for a deeper look into Denver's underground rap scene and the experiences shaping one of Montbello's emerging artists. Mile High Minute | Hip-Hop, Music, Culture & Exclusive Interviews

  3. Oct 28

    Victor Marx on Charlie Kirk, Kyle Clark, Phil Weiser, ICE, Colorado Crime, Immigration, Domestic Violence Controversy & Why He's Running for Governor in the 2026 Colorado Election | Mile High Minute

    Republican Colorado gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx joins Mile High Minute for an exclusive, in-depth conversation about the 2026 Colorado governor election, Charlie Kirk, Kyle Clark, Phil Weiser, ICE, immigration, crime, and the future of Colorado. In this interview, Marx discusses his difficult childhood, military background, and decades of nonprofit work helping vulnerable children. He also addresses the domestic violence controversy involving his wife, responds to criticism surrounding Kyle Clark's reporting, and reflects on his personal relationship with Charlie Kirk. Beyond the controversies, Marx shares his views on Colorado's political leadership, immigration enforcement, public safety, homelessness, housing affordability, and government spending. The conversation also explores Denver's hip-hop scene and how Colorado can create more opportunities for local artists and communities. He talks about: His childhood, military background, and humanitarian work The domestic violence controversy involving his wife Responding to Kyle Clark and media criticism His relationship with Charlie Kirk and becoming his mentor His views on Phil Weiser and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston ICE, immigration enforcement, and Colorado crime Homelessness, government spending, and public safety Colorado's housing crisis and first-time homebuyers Denver hip-hop and opportunities for local artists Why he's running for Colorado governor in 2026 Can Victor Marx bring change to Colorado? What issues should the state's next governor prioritize? Listen to the full conversation and decide for yourself. Follow Mile High Minute for exclusive interviews covering Colorado politics, hip-hop, entertainment, and culture. #VictorMarx #ColoradoGovernor #ColoradoPolitics #CharlieKirk #MileHighMinute

  4. Oct 26

    PH Waxx Interview: Growing Up in Park Hill, Denver Rap Scene, No Half Time, Street Life, YG & Staying Real in Hip-Hop

    Denver rapper and Park Hill native PH Waxx joins Mile High Minute for an exclusive hood interview filmed in the heart of Park Hill, Denver, Colorado. From his early beginnings in music to becoming a recognized name in the local hip-hop scene, PH Waxx shares his journey, the history behind No Half Time, and what it means to represent his neighborhood. Throughout the conversation, PH Waxx discusses his connections with YG and other Colorado artists, the success of the "Heart in the Hills" music video, and the evolution of Denver's underground rap scene. He also speaks about gentrification changing Park Hill, the importance of supporting independent artists, and the reality of growing up around street life. PH Waxx explains why he considers himself one of the realest rappers, emphasizing authenticity, personal experiences, and staying true to his roots. The interview also explores his music projects, collaborations, No Half Time movement, and his perspective on building a strong team, overcoming adversity, and creating opportunities through music. Topics Discussed: Growing up in Park Hill, Denver, Colorado PH Waxx's early rap career and musical influences No Half Time movement and its origins His connection with YG and other Denver rappers "Heart in the Hills" and Denver's underground hip-hop scene Gentrification and neighborhood changes in Park Hill The meaning behind No Rats Allowed His music projects and independent releases Working with Colorado and out-of-state artists Street life, authenticity, and staying real in rap Building a team and supporting independent artists Advice for upcoming rappers and entrepreneurs Listen to the full PH Waxx interview on Mile High Minute for a look into Park Hill's hip-hop culture and the stories behind one of Denver's longtime underground artists. Mile High Minute | Hip-Hop, Music, Culture & Exclusive Interviews

  5. Oct 23

    Cleveland Ave, Atlanta, Georgia w/ MoneyGameBoo & Lil Reek | Atlanta Hip-Hop, Hood Culture, Music, MoneyGame & Life on Cleveland Avenue (Full Interview)

    Welcome to Cleveland Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia! Mile High Minute takes you inside one of Atlanta's neighborhoods for a hood interview featuring MoneyGameBoo and Lil Reek, exploring the local hip-hop scene, music, neighborhood culture, and the people behind it. During the conversation, MoneyGameBoo talks about MoneyGame, his music, upcoming releases, and his vision for the future. The interview also touches on Atlanta's rap culture, musical influences, and the importance of pursuing your dreams while staying focused on what you love. From conversations about music to moments exploring Cleveland Avenue, this episode offers a look at the neighborhood and its connection to Atlanta's hip-hop culture. Topics Discussed: Cleveland Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia MoneyGameBoo and Lil Reek Atlanta hip-hop and local music culture MoneyGame and its future Upcoming music and potential releases Musical influences and Atlanta's rap scene Entrepreneurship and following your dreams Exploring the Cleveland Avenue neighborhood Tune in to Mile High Minute for interviews, hip-hop conversations, and stories from artists and communities across the country. Mile High Minute | Hip-Hop, Music, Culture & Exclusive Interviews

  6. Oct 20

    Victory Johnson on Deion Sanders (Coach Prime), Why He Committed to Colorado, CU Buffs Football, Playing With His Brother, College Football Recruiting & NIL Deals | Full Interview

    CU Buffs linebacker Victory Johnson joins Mile High Minute for an exclusive interview about committing to the University of Colorado, playing under Deion Sanders (Coach Prime), and his journey from San Diego, California, to Division I college football. Victory shares why he chose Colorado over other opportunities, what happened when Coach Prime took over the Buffaloes football program, and how the new coaching staff began building a winning culture in Boulder. He also discusses competing against highly recruited players, his experience as a three-star recruit, and what it means to play alongside his brother at CU. The conversation also covers Colorado football rivalries with Nebraska and Colorado State, his goals of reaching the NFL, the growing impact of NIL deals in college athletics, and his advice for young athletes chasing their dreams. Topics Discussed: Why Victory Johnson committed to Colorado Deion Sanders (Coach Prime) and his coaching philosophy Colorado Buffaloes football and the culture in Boulder Victory's journey from San Diego to CU Three-star recruiting rankings and competing with top athletes Playing college football alongside his brother Colorado vs. Nebraska and Colorado State rivalries His goals of reaching the NFL NIL opportunities and building a personal brand Advice for aspiring college football players Listen to the full conversation on Mile High Minute for an inside look at Victory Johnson's journey and his experience joining the Colorado Buffaloes under Coach Prime. Mile High Minute | Colorado Sports, Culture & Exclusive Interviews

  7. Oct 18

    Chops on Lefty Gunplay, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Travieso, American Cholo, King Von, Mr. Capone-E, Chicano Rap & Life in Pueblo Colorado (Full Interview)

    Pueblo, Colorado rapper Chops joins Mile High Minute for an exclusive interview about his journey in Chicano rap, growing up around Pueblo's street culture, and building a name for himself in the Colorado hip-hop scene. Chops shares his thoughts on Lefty Gunplay appearing on Kendrick Lamar's album, the impact of Lil Travieso on Colorado rap, and his experience traveling to Los Angeles for an interview with American Cholo. He also discusses visiting King Von's mural in Chicago, connecting with West Coast artists, and why expanding beyond your hometown is essential for independent artists. Throughout the conversation, Chops opens up about his early days as a music promoter, working with Mr. Capone-E and Sad Boy Loko, his breakout song "Colorado Riding," and the motivation behind taking his music career seriously. Topics discussed: Lefty Gunplay's appearance on Kendrick Lamar's album Lil Travieso's legacy and influence on Colorado hip-hop Growing up in Pueblo, Colorado, and its street reputation Chops' experience on the American Cholo podcast Visiting King Von's mural in Chicago's O'Block Chicano rap and the next generation of Latin hip-hop Working with Mr. Capone-E and Sad Boy Loko His breakout single "Colorado Riding" Building connections between Colorado and California Advice for independent artists trying to expand their audience From Pueblo to Los Angeles, Chops explains why artists need to step outside their comfort zones, build connections, and take opportunities when they come. Follow Mile High Minute for more exclusive hip-hop interviews, artist stories, and conversations covering Colorado and the national music scene.

  8. Oct 16

    Lefty Gunplay on Kendrick Lamar, Houston Rappers, Lil Travieso, Chops, Colorado, OTR Records, NorCal, Prison, Latino Rap & His Rise in LA Hip-Hop | Full Interview

    Lefty Gunplay sits down with Mile High Minute for a wide-ranging conversation about his rise in Los Angeles hip-hop, working with Kendrick Lamar, the current Latino rap scene, Houston rappers, his relationship with Colorado, Lil Travieso, Chops, OTR Records and his journey from prison to becoming one of the West Coast’s fastest-rising artists. Lefty speaks on why he believes he and Peso Pluma/Peso? are among the biggest names moving Latino rap forward, his opinions on Houston’s rap scene, controversy surrounding previous shows in Colorado, and why Lil Travieso became one of his favorite artists. He also breaks down how his record deal came together, investing his money into stocks and real estate, working with major artists and what it was really like getting into the studio with Kendrick Lamar. Topics include:• Kendrick Lamar studio session and collaboration• Houston rappers and the Latino rap conversation• Lil Travieso’s influence and legacy• Chops and the Colorado show controversy• Colorado, Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs• OTR Records and signing his record deal• Prison, paperwork rumors and his past• West Coast and Latino hip-hop• Working with major LA artists• Investing in stocks, property and his family• His rise after getting out of prison• Future music, performances and collaborations Watch the full Lefty Gunplay interview with Mile High Minute for the complete story.

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About

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.

Information

  • Creator
    Brenton Saylor
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    112
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Brenton Saylor
  • Show Website
    Mile High Minute

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