Just over two years ago, ten people died and more than two thousand were injured at the Astroworld Festival here in Houston, Texas.

One of the victims was Madison Dubiski. In her early twenties, she had a bright future ahead of her, including a career in real estate. 

The loved ones Madison left behind started The Pink Bows Foundation in her honor. 

During this conversation, I’m joined by Pink Bows Foundation executive director Peter Remington. We talk about how the foundation is advocating for stricter safety protocols at entertainment venues and what they’re doing to help create safer environments so that what happened at the Astroworld Festival never happens again.

Learn more at pinkbowsfoundation.org.

Just over two years ago, ten people died and more than two thousand were injured at the Astroworld Festival here in Houston, Texas.
One of the victims was Madison Dubiski. In her early twenties, she had a bright future ahead of her, including a career in real estate. 
The loved ones Madison left behind started The Pink Bows Foundation in her honor. 
During this conversation, I’m joined by Pink Bows Foundation executive director Peter Remington. We talk about how the foundation is advocating for stricter safety protocols at entertainment venues and what they’re doing to help create safer environments so that what happened at the Astroworld Festival never happens again.
Learn more at <a href="https://www.pinkbowsfoundation.org">pinkbowsfoundation.org</a>.

A podcast for Houstonians who want to engage more with their hometown and learn more about the people driving its growth.

Cruz through HTX spotlights the stories, individuals, businesses, and organizations that make the Houston area GREAT.

A podcast for Houstonians who want to engage more with their hometown and learn more about the people driving its growth.
Cruz through HTX spotlights the stories, individuals, businesses, and organizations that make the Houston area GREAT.

A podcast for Houstonians who want to engage more with their hometown and learn more about the people driving its growth.

Cruz through HTX

Twenty-six year radio veteran Freddy Cruz has gone indie.


From former special forces operators and CEOs to authors and journalists, join
Freddy as he seeks to learn from some of the highest achieving individuals in the
world. These are stories of grit and blasting through the crucible of life. Stories of
standing up to powerful corporations and defying the odds. Not all of his guests
are authors, but they all have epic stories to share.