Three personalities, interesting guests, and absolutely no guarantee the conversation goes where it was supposed to.
Loose Cannons Talk is what happens when you put three opinionated people in a room, turn on the microphones, and hope for the best.
Hosted by Charles Caudillo, Becky Tamez, and Hilton Kill, the show is completely unscripted. We talk about business, life, relationships, crazy stories, things happening in the world, and whatever else manages to derail the conversation.
We tease each other. We tease our guests. We say things we probably shouldn't. And somehow, every once in a while, something intelligent comes out of it.
There are only two topics we try to stay away from: politics and religion. Everything else? Pretty much fair game.
Lower your expectations, and welcome to Loose Cannons Talk.
Three personalities. Zero adult supervision.
She has questions, opinions, and absolutely no problem saying what everyone else was thinking. Becky brings the stories, the sarcasm, and a dangerous willingness to keep the conversation going.
The guy technically in charge, which was probably our first mistake. Charles keeps the conversation moving, stirs the pot when necessary, and occasionally attempts to bring everyone back on topic.
Quick with a comeback and rarely interested in letting a perfectly good opportunity to give someone shit pass him by. Hilton brings his own brand of humor to the table and usually makes things worse.
Catch up on the conversations, questionable decisions, unexpected stories, and whatever else happened once the microphones turned on.
Think you can handle the Cannons?
Come hang out, tell some stories, promote yourself a little, and see where the conversation goes.
Just understand what you're walking into. We tease each other, we tease our guests, and there's a very good chance the conversation ends up somewhere nobody planned.
The only rules? No politics. No religion. Everything else is pretty much fair game.
Tell us who you are and why you'd make a dangerously good guest on Loose Cannons Talk.
You’ve already made it this far. See what happens when the microphones turn on and nobody makes the responsible decision to stop talking.