The Sergio Show Rewind
The Sergio Show – A collection of top news and interviews from the 956, Texas and the nation. From border issues, to health, money, politics, and entertainment, it’s a talk show with information you need to know.
We get a legislative update form Congresswoman Monca De LA Cruz, we meet the Border Texan of the year, is Texas ready to attract business and manufacturing to the state, South Texas College has a variety of upcoming summer camps, and why is Gen Z buying less luxurious brands.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz gave us a legislative update.
Jim Collins talks about being named the Border Texan of the year.
Aaron Demerson, President and CEO of the Texas Economic Development Corporation talks about how Texas is attracting business and manufacturing to Texas.
Olivia De La Rosa From South Texas College talked about all the different upcoming summer camps at STC.
Rich Hollander, Expert in retail talked about why GEN Z is not buying luxury brands.
We get a pro and con look at the need for a special event center in Cameron County, we talk with Mattress Mack Jim McIngvale about the state of the furniture industry, how a Texas Senator is working to lower taxes for business owners, how can we keep the GOP momentum going into the 2026 midterm elections and can you lose your job for what you put on social media.
Local Cameron County businesswoman Susan Rubalcaba and Former South Padre Island Mayor Barry Patel give us the pros and cons for having a Cameron County Special events center.
Jim McIngvale talks about the furniture industry in the U.S.
U.S. Senator John Cornyn talks about lowering taxes on business owners.
Entrepreneur Reid Raznor talked about the GOP keeping momentum going after the 2024 election.
Julian Sado talks about the possibility of getting fired for posting something on social media.
We talk with some of the local participants in the Viva Fresh Expo 2025. Viva Fresh launched in 2015 with the vision to highlight the vital role of the Tex-Mex corridor as a key trade route and production hub for fresh produce. The expo brings together 200 companies to show off what they do so great.
Michelle Cortez with Babia produce talked about how she is participating and the importance of women in the ag and produce industry.
Joacim Hernandez with Bebo Distributing talked about how they represent Mexican farmers as the importer of record, packaging their goods into store ready products.
Luis Bazan Director of the Pharr International Bridge talked about how important the Pharr International bridge is to importing fruits and vegetables.
Brett Erickson with Little Bear Produce talked about how they supply one of the biggest grocery store chains in Texas.
Will Beckwith with B...
We introduce to a group hoping to create an urgent care clinic for victims of domestic violence, a group concerned with the U.S. foreign policy, how will the Trump tariffs affect consumer prices, and we talk a district 28 congressional candidate.
Rosie Martinez talked about her group’s effort to create an urgent care clinic for victims of domestic violence.
Jessica Villareal with Concerned Veterans of America talked about their concern for U.S. foreign policy concerning war.
Tim Snyder with Matador economics talked about how the Trump tariffs will affect consumer prices.
Jay Furman congressional candidate for District 28 talked about why he is running for congress.
We get a legislative update from Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz, The Trump administration wants to defund PBS and NPR, is some stress good for you, why does Gen Z have a hard time adjusting to a wok environment, and why you shouldn’t scan QR codes from unexpected packages.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz gave us a legislative update.
Tim Graham with Newsbusters talked about the de-funding NPR and PBS.
Dr. Matt Chalmers talked about the kind of stress that is good for you.
Workplace expert Meredith Elliot talked about how Gen Z is struggling adjusting to a work environment.
Cyber security expert Mary Hamilton talked about how some scammers are using QR codes to get your information.
We get a legislative update from Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz, how a local college Republican organization is spreading the America First message, the Trump administration implemented 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico, and the Trump administration is cracking down on illegal immigration and the cartels.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz gave us a legislative update.
Alexis Uscanga with the RGV College Republicans talked about how they are spreading the America First message.
Tim Snyder with Matador Economics talked about how the latest tariffs could affect American consumers.
Retired ICE agent Victor Avila talked about how the Trump administration is handling illegal immigration and dealing with the cartels.
Mexico extradites drug cartel leaders to the U.S. what does it mean for the war on the cartels, what is “bigorexia” and how does it affect kids and teens, is dementia rising in the aging U.S. population, why are younger females being diagnosed with cancer, and we look at the Ukraine-U.S. mineral rights deal.
Retired ICE agent Victor Avila talked about the Mexican government extraditing several drug cartel leaders to the U.S.
Dr. Matt Chalmers talked about Bigorexia and how it’s affecting many kids and teens.
Dr Patrick Porter talked about the dementia rising in the aging U.S. population.
Sumit Rai, an expert on early cancer detection talked about the rise of cancer rates in younger women.
Non-Partisan Policy Advisor Breon Wells talked about the U.S.-Ukraine mineral rights deal.
We talk to a mom ad daughter who raised money for cancer research, how can we keep the public educated on how the Trump administration is cutting government wase, how is the Trump administration working to end the Russia-Ukraine war, how is the Trump administration fighting back against government waste, and should tax payers get a $5000 rebate check after a lot of government waste has been cut.
Delphine Mangelschots and mom Laura Cortez talk about a recent fund raiser they held to raise funds for cancer research.
Republican strategist Aaron Evans talks about how the public can stay informed in all that President Trump is doing to make America great again.
Political commentator Gerrard Filitti talked about the Trump administration working to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Ashley smith Thomas from Freedom’s Fund USA talks about how the Trump administration is trying to cut government waste.
Anthony Labruna with American’s Principal...
We get a congressional update from our congresswoman Monica De La Cruz, how is the Trump administration fighting back against big government bureaucracy, we look at the resistance against the Trump administration’s effort to reduce government waste, we look at all the that the Trump administration has done in the first 3 weeks in office, and we look at the drug price negotiations.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz talked about what her office is working on.
Penny Nance, President of Concerned Women for America talks about the Trump administration is fighting against big government bureaucracy.
Political Strategist Ashley Hayek talked about the Democrat resistance against cutting government waste.
Political analyst Dr. Meena Bose talked about the first 3 weeks of the Trump administration and all it has accomplished.
Dr. Bryan Ardis talked about drug makers asking for a pause in drug price negotiations.
Will we school choice become a reality in Texas, we look at the Trump administration’s tariffs are working, how has Donald Trump accomplished a lot in the 2 weeks he’s been in office, we look at falling college tuition rates, and how are restaurants fairing with high inflation prices
Corey A. DeAngelis an advocate for school choice talked about how Texas is moving closer to having school choice.
Pollster John Rogers talks about how effective President Trump’s tariffs have been.
Former congressman Jason Chaffetz talks about how the Trump administration has accomplished a lot in just two weeks.
Christina Etri, Director of Institutional Improvement for ScholarShot talked about the falling costs for college tuition.
Sherif Mityas, a partner and vice-president at a global management consulting firm talked about how restaurants are dealing with h...
Will we see a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports, why are so many doctors leaving the medical field, how will the auto industry move away from green energy mandates, how can employers deal with zombie employees, and we look at the confirmation hearings for President Trump’s cabinet picks.
Tim Snyder with Matador Economics talked about President Trump’s plan to put a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports.
Dr. Bill Hennessey talks about why so many doctors are burned out and leaving the medical field.
Jason Isaac CEO, American Energy Institute talked about how the auto industry is moving away from green energy mandates.
Workplace expert David Olcott talked about employers are not getting the most from their “zombie” employees.
Associate Professor of Political Science at Tarleton State University Dr. Nathaniel Cogley talke...
How will the oil market fair under the Trump administration, e to tap into the oil reserves, ICE (Immigration and Custom Enforcement) starts to carry out President Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown, can small locally owned pharmacies stay competitive as the cost healthcare keeps going up, have you saved enough money for retirement, and how will AI influence higher education.
Tim Snyder with Matador Economics talked about President Trump’s plan to make the U.S. more energy independent.
Victor Avila retired special agent with ICE talked about President Trump’s plan to round up criminal illegal aliens
Dr. Bryan Ardis talks about how smaller pharmacies can stay competitive as the price of healthcare keeps rising.
CPA Bill Dendy talks about the importance of saving for retirement.
AI expert Jeff Hunter talked about how AI will continue to influence higher learning.
We talk about the South Texas College police academy, what is on the to do list for Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz, a local dry cleaner is collecting coats and jackets for the needy residents, is there a possible nerve stimulation that may relieve depression and why are more colleges teaching students to be media influencers.
Sara Lozano, Dean - Business, Public Safety and Technology at South Texas College talked about the upcoming police academy.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz talked about her to do list under the Trump presidency.
Local Dry Cleaner Marty Moore about the ongoing effort to collect jackets, coats and blankets to help needy residents in the area.
Dr. Patrick Porter talks about vagus nerve stimulation helping to relieve treatment-resistant depression.
Jason Taylor, an expert in small businesses and startups talks about why more colleges teachin...
President Biden announced an executive order that bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in most U.S. coastal waters, will employers be hiring more in 2025, the Biden administration sends 11 Guantanamo detainees to Oman for resettlement, what ultra-processed foods fuel colon cancer, and who will lead Canada now that prime minster Trudeau has stepped down.
Tim Snyder with Matador economics talks about President Biden announcing an executive order that bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in most U.S. coastal waters.
Hiring and workplace expert Brenda Siri talks about employers planning a hiring surge in 2025.
Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French talked about the Biden administration sending Guantanamo detainees to Oman for resettlement.
Dr. Matt Chalmers talks about scientists identifying the ultra-processed foods that fuel colon cancer.
Political expert Dan Snell talked about blue state governors changing their t...
How is AI being used at South Texas College, we get an update on the Texas House Speaker race, how goes the fight on election integrity issues, what can be done to make healthcare more affordable, and will we continue to see an influx of illegal immigrants coming to the U.S. before the Trump administration takes office.
Dr. Jesus campos with South Texas College talks about how AI is being used in the classroom.
Harvey Kronberg with The Quorum Report gave us an update on the Texas House Speaker race.
Ken Cuccinelli, Chair of the Election Transparency Initiative talks about working to improve election integrity.
Dr. Bill Henesy talks about how the Trump administration can help make healthcare more affordable.
Immigration Attorney Michelle Saenz-Rodriguez talks about the influx of illegal immigrants coming to the U.S. before the Trump Administration takes o...
Is butter actually good for you, studies show older people are buying homes, what happens to your body when you consume to much sugar, poor sleeping habits are linked to faster brain aging, we look at the Kash Patel nomination to head the FBI, and how can the Republicans keep the momentum going after their big win in November.
Dr. Matt Chalmers talks about if butter has any benefits for you.
Real Estate Expert Jennifer Hammond talked about why older people are buying homes.
Shawn Lechuga from 365 Wellness talks about what happens to your body when you consume too much sugar.
Dr. Patrick Porter talks about how the amount of sleep affects your brain.
GOP Strategist talks about Kash Patel being nominated to head the FBI.
Aaron Evans with Winning Republican Strategy talks about how the GOP can keep the...
We look back at the 2024 Tedx McAllen event, the Cine Sol film festival is coming up in December, why are so many Americans maxing out their credit cards, and how can online platforms be safer for kids.
Marcos Silva with TEDx McAllen and Ex. Director of RGV Lead recapped the 2024 TEDx McAllen conference and talked about the upcoming RGV Lead event.
Henry Serrato with Cine Sol talked about their upcoming film festival.
Sarah Foster with Bankrate.com talked about why so many Americans are maxing out their credit cards.
Zach Whiting with the Texas Public Policy Foundation talks about how to make online platforms safer for kids.
The UT-RGV Enactus program is raising funds to provide Thanksgiving meals to the needy, South Texas College is making it easier to transfer to Texas A&M’s engineering program, are veterans getting the care they need, we look at Donald Trump filling his cabinet positions, and what 3 words in a text should alert you that it's a scam.
Alheli Mondragon and Valeria Escobedo with the UT-RGV Enactus program talk about how they are raising funds to provide over 1000 Thanksgiving Day meals.
Matt Hebbard, VP of student affairs and Enrollment management at South Texas College talks about how they help students transfer to Texas A&M’s school of engineering.
Erica Neuhaus, Ex. VP with the Tri-State Blue Star Families talks about veterans getting the care they need.
Political commentator Reid Rasner talks about president elect Donald Trump filling his cabinet positions and how that might affect the control of the House.
We chat with Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz after her election victory, we look back the presidential election why was there a red wave across the country, now that the GOP will have control of the senate and possibly the house, what should we expect as far as legislation, now that Donald Trump has been re-elected what should expect from the labor market, we look at why Donald Trump won so much of the Hispanic/Latino vote.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz talks about her winning reelection and what her top priority will be in this term.
Political commentator John Pudner talks about how Donald Trump helped create a red wave in the latest election.
GOP commentator Reid Rasner talks about what we should expect now that GOP controls the presidency, the senate and possibly the house.
Financial advisor Ed Butowski talks about how the labor market will look now the Donald Trump has been reelected.
Jim Robb with Numbers USA talks about how Do...
How you can help the one and only homeless shelter in Hidalgo County and bring Christmas to needy families, we look at a referendum on the ballot to change the McAllen charter, we look at a new website that will let you know who has and has not voted in your neighborhood, is healthcare getting more expensive.
Salvation Army Captain Jan Zuniga talks about how we can help raise funds for the salvation army.
McAllen City Commissioner Seby Haddad talks about 2 propositions on the ballot that would drastically change the McAllen charter.
Drew Lenz talks about a new website that will show you who has and hasn’t voted.
Dr. Bill Hennesy talks about the rising cost of healthcare.
Early voting begins October 21st, how you can help the one and only homeless shelter in Hidalgo County, we look at the workforce training programs at South Texas College, how you can help keep McAllen beautiful, and we’ll look at the latest presidential polls.
Congresswoman Monica De L Cruz talks about the importance of early voting.
Salvation Army Captain Frank Zuniga talks about how we can help raise funds for the salvation army.
Dr. Carlos Margo Dean for Advance Training and Apprenticeship, talks about the how they get the workforce ready for industry.
Rene Gonzalez with Keep McAllen Beautiful talks about how we can participate at the arbor day event.
Pollster Mitch Brown talks about how the presidential polls are looking.
October is domestic violence awareness month; how can we break the cycle of domestic violence? We’ll take a look at a McAllen charter change referendum on the November ballot, Is violence at Mexican resorts on the rise? October 7th marked the 1-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, will we ever see peace in the middle east, and how confident should we be that the upcoming elections will be secure from fraud.
Rosie Martinez, Victim’s Unit Director and Investigator Ruben Pequno, Hidalgo County District Attorney’s Office talk about breaking the cycle of domestic violence.
McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos talks about a radical McAllen charter change referendum in the upcoming elections.
Ildefonso Ortiz, reporter for Breitbart talks about the rise in violence at Mexican resorts.
Middle East expert Asaf Romirowski talks about the 1-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Ken Cucinelli talks about how secure the upcoming presidential election could be.
We talk with the local Toastmaster International champion, we’ll introduce you to a local justice of the peace candidate, October 7th will mark the 1-year anniversary of the deadly attack in Israel, are Israeli citizens any safer, we’ll talk about a new risk factor for Alzheimer’s, and we get a post VP debate analysis.
Luisa Montalvo talks about becoming the 2024 International Toastmaster champion.
Jessica Villareal talks about why she is running for Hidalgo County, Justice of the peace, Pct. 1 Place 2.
Paul Teller talks about the upcoming 1-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Brenda Shuttlesworth talks about a new risk factor for Alzheimer’s.
Political commentator Jon Schweppe gives us a recap of the VP debate.
Could we see the LNG projects at the Port of Brownsville go away, we talk to a local watchdog group fighting against higher taxes, we look at who’s leading in the national presidential polls, is the GOP doing enough to win in the November elections, and we look at the housing crisis in the U.S.
Tim Snyder with Matador economics talks about the fight to keep LNG (liquefied natural gas) projects going at the Port of Brownsville.
Fern McClaugherty with the OWLS (Objective Watchers of the Legal System) talked about how they are combating higher taxes in Hidalgo County.
Political analyst Anthony Russo talked about the national presidential polls.
Political analyst Nicolee Ambrose talked about the GOP ground game to win in the November Elections.
North Texas contractor Eason Maykus talked about the housing shortage in the U.S.
: Governor Greg Abbott is getting tough on a Venezuelan gang, we talk with friends for Hope to see how we can help the Vannie E. Cook kids cancer clinic, there’s an upcoming event that will help if you are interested in starting a business, you’re chance to help set up a pregnancy resource center in Cameron County, and we talk about an effort to bring awareness of the dangers of fentanyl in the upper valley.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott talks about how he is going after a Venezuelan gang.
Ronnie Cantu and Rene Alcala with Friends for Hope talk about their upcoming fundraiser to benefit the Vannie E. Cook kids Cancer clinic.
Robert Diaz with For God Media and talk about an upcoming business startup workshop that can help you in starting a business.
Pro Life activist Abby Johnson talks about a upcoming fundraiser to help raise funds to create a pregnancy resource center in Cameron County.
Sandra Bagwell talks about her effort to bring awareness on...
We meet a Texas state senate candidate, elections are around the corner, how can we become poll watchers, and we get a presidential debate recap.
Texas Senate candidate Adam Hinojosa talks about his race for state senate.
Hidalgo County GOP Chair Robert Cantu talked about how we can become poll watchers.
Political commentator Amanda Makki gives a post presidential debate recap.
James Pfaf with the Conservative Caucus discusses the presidential debate.
Why are assaults on border patrol agents are up, if you are a farmer or rancher the Hidalgo County Appraisal office has a survey for you, how to help kids deal with back-to-school anxiety, We look at Kamla Harris’s possible plan to tax future capital gains, and Meta CEO Mark Zukerberg admits to censoring post on Facebook.
Border patrol agent Chris Cabrerra talks about the increase of assaults on border patrol agents.
Yvonne Rada with the Hidalgo County appraisal office talks about an Ag survey that farmers and ranchers should fill out.
Psychologist Christine Mills talks about how to deal with back-to-school anxiety that kids might be feeling.
Economy expert Christian Briggs talks about Kamala Harris’s possible plan to tax capital gains.
Political commentator Jennifer Nassour talks about Meta CEO Mark Zukerberg admitting to censoring posts on Facebook.
We look at an upcoming advertising summit, how to get involved in local elections, have you saved enough for retirement, the DNC wrapped up on Thursday, did Kamal Harris say enough to win in November, why is college enrollment down, and is AI necessary in the workforce.
Dr. Kimberly Selber talked about the upcoming American Advertising Federation summit.
Cameron County GOP Chair Deborah Bell talked about how we can get involved in the upcoming November election.
Financial services Monika Hengesbach talks about saving for retirement.
Political commentator Nicolle Ambrose talks about the just finished Democrat National Convention.
Former CEO of Blockbuster and 7-Eleven Jim Keys talks about how colleges are down in enrollment numbers.
Technology consultant Matt Rosen talks about how AI is affecting the workplace.
We look at the 1st day of school for IDEA Owassa, part of IDEA Public Schools, is New York City a safe place to visit, we look at the upcoming presidential debates, also 1 month after the attempted Trump assassination has anything changed to make sure it doesn’t happen again, we look at some the interesting court cases, and we look at why we’ve seen a rise in shop lifting.
Stevie Luera, principal at IDEA Owassa talks about the 1st of school.
Former NYC police officer Joe Cardinale talks about crime and security in New York City.
Expert on politics and leadership Dan Snell talks about the upcoming presidential debates.
Former Special Assistant to President Trump Marc Lotter talks about how things have changed 1 month after Donald Trump was almost assassinated.
Attorney Andrew Reed talks about some of the interesting court cases on the docket.
Security and Crime Prevention Expert Catherine Smit-Torrez talks about why there’s been a rise...
There is a new service that test for concussions in veterans, is being a homeowner important to millennials, why are some Americans opting to not get married and have kids and Kamala Harris picks her VP running mate.
David Vasquez from United We Stand, talks about Eye Box an FDA cleared concussion assessment tool.
Ashley Massey talks about how millennials feel about owning a home.
Conservative commentator and GOP Strategist Terry Schilling talks about why Americans are choosing not to get married or have kids.
Gerrard Filiti and John Pudner, political commentators talk about Vice President Kamala Harris picking her VP running mate Tim Walz.
We talk about a new business analytics degree offered at UT-RGV and we look at the current real estate market.
Dr. Giorgio Gotti, Dean of the Robert C. Vacker School of Business and Entrepreneurship and Associate Dean of Undergraduate studies Dr. Gerald Hughes talk about a new business analytics degree offered at UT-RGV.
Local Realtor Brian Reed talks about the current real estate market.
A new way to assess concussions in domestic violence victims and we talk about an upcoming fundraiser for a nonprofit that helps men and women getting out prison.
Rosie Martinez and David Vasquez with the Regional Justice Center talked about a new method to assess concussions on domestic violence victims.
Orlando Salinas with the Choose to Change foundation talked about their upcoming fund raiser.
What is CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and how can we help, plus we look at the Adderall shortage in America.
Veronica Whitacre with CASA talked about how they help abused kids in Hidalgo County and about their upcoming fundraiser.
Dr. Francis Murphy talked about how the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning Americans about a possible shortage in obtaining Adderall.
A new international bridge gets a presidential permit in Brownsville and Bechtel Corporation is hiring in Brownsville.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz talks about a new international bridge coming to Brownsville plus reaction to the Biden administration executive order on immigration.
Monica Tellam with Bechtel Corporation talks about job opportunities at Bechtel in Brownsville.
TEDxMcAllen speaker series coming up in October and Edinburg teens will have an opportunity to be a part of Edinburg PD teen academy.
Norma Flores-Ruiz and Karina Chapa talk about TEDxMcAllen speaker series coming up In October.
Edinburg Police Officer Robert Torres talked about an upcoming academy, where teens will learn about different departments at Edinburg PD.
Edinburg High School Accounting Team wins silver at state championship and how can we prevent our older relatives from being scammed.
Edinburg High Accounting Team Coach Karla Salinas and Team talk about winning 2nd place at a recent state accounting competition.
Retired Special Agents of the FBI Kenneth Gray talks about how scammers stole more than $3.4 billion from older Americans last year and how we can prevent our relatives from being scammed.
Edinburg North H.S. Number Sense Team Wins A State Championship, and is Congress Working On An Immigration Bill, also Two Presidential debates are set.
Edinburg North High School Number Sense Coach Beto Garza and Team talk about their recent state championship.
Chuck Marino, former homeland security advisor talks about Democrat law makers planning to revive a border bill rejected by Republicans.
We get an economic development update from Brownsville and Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz pushes back against some false claims.
Brownsville City Manager Helen Ramirez gives us an update on the state of the economy in Brownsville.
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz pushes back on a false claim that she is cutting Medicare funding.
We talk to a new organization helping to bring space technologies to South Texas and we look at the parade of homes event.
William Brown with Expanding Frontiers talks about a new program that launched in Brownsville in association with NASA to bring space technology to South Texas.
Mike Duffy with the Parade of Homes talks about their upcoming event in June.
We get an update on border security and can e-cigarettes lead to heart disease?
Texas Governor Greg Abbott gives us a border security update.
Healthy living expert Mary Blake talked about how e-cigarette users are 19% more likely to develop heart failure.
