Ranch Hall Podcast with Bobby Pulido

Bobby Pulido
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The Ranch Hall Podcast with Bobby Pulido is a space for real conversations about music, family, culture, and community. From Tejano heritage to leadership, life lessons, and stories from the road, Bobby sits down with friends, artists, and voices from South Texas and beyond to connect como familia.

Episodes

  1. OCT 21

    From Rock Nights to Radio Waves: The Story of Rock & Roll James

    In this episode, Bobby Pulido sits down with South Texas legend Rock & Roll James the voice, energy, and personality behind one of the Valley’s most iconic radio careers. From his early DJ days spinning vinyl at South Padre Island to building a multimedia empire with his podcast and live shows, James shares how his love for rock, radio, and storytelling shaped his life. Together, Bobby and Rock dive into the golden age of Tejano music, the influence of artists like Selena Quintanilla , and how local culture, grit, and passion built an unforgettable era in South Texas entertainment.

    1h 27m

  2. SEP 30

    Faith, Service & Community: A Conversation with Sister Norma Pimentel

    On this powerful episode of the Ranch Hall Podcast, Bobby Pulido sits down with Sister Norma Pimentel, a nationally recognized leader and Executive Director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley. From her early beginnings in Brownsville, Texas, to her calling into religious life, Sister Norma shares her journey of faith, art, and service. She reflects on decades of work supporting immigrant families, building community at the border, and leading efforts that embody compassion and dignity for all. Together, Bobby and Sister Norma discuss: Her path from artist to joining the Missionaries of Jesus.The origins of her humanitarian work in the Valley.Misconceptions about border life and immigration.The importance of empathy, dignity, and community support.How faith and service intersect to bring hope and healing.This heartfelt conversation shines a light on what it means to live with purpose, compassion, and courage.

    34 min

  3. SEP 16

    A Heartfelt Conversation with Roberto Pulido

    Guest: Roberto Pulido  On this very special episode of the Ranch Hall Podcast, Bobby Pulido sits down with his greatest influence his father, Roberto Pulido. From humble beginnings in Edinburg, Texas, to becoming a pioneer of modern Tejano music, Roberto shares powerful stories of family, resilience, and the road that shaped his legacy. Together, father and son reflect on life, music, hunting trips, and the lessons that transcend generations.  Highlights from this episode: Roberto’s childhood working in the fields and overcoming hearing lossFalling in love with music and starting his own bandThe love story with Bobby’s mom and how they elopedMemorable family stories (including some mischief from Bobby’s childhood!)Thoughts on faith, family, and the future of Mexican-American representation

    47 min
  4. Farewell Tour, Politics & Life Lessons

    SEP 2

    Farewell Tour, Politics & Life Lessons

    Guests: Billy Santiago & Gary Rodriguez In the very first episode of the Ranch Hall Podcast, Bobby Pulido sits down with longtime radio voices and community leaders Billy Santiago and Gary Rodriguez. From heartfelt stories about family, music, and heritage, to honest conversations about politics, leadership, and giving back, this episode covers it all. Bobby also shares what’s next after his farewell tour Por la Puerta Grande, along with his love for golf, sports, and South Texas traditions. Topics include: • Bobby’s farewell tour and the road ahead • Growing up Pulido: family, music, and heritage • Life after radio for Billy & Gary • Politics, community, and leadership • Sports, hunting, and golf stories you won’t want to miss

    59 min
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The Ranch Hall Podcast with Bobby Pulido is a space for real conversations about music, family, culture, and community. From Tejano heritage to leadership, life lessons, and stories from the road, Bobby sits down with friends, artists, and voices from South Texas and beyond to connect como familia.

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