Stay Tranquilo Podcast Summary

Episode: Holy Rave?! DJ Priest Is REAL + Miami’s Cold Front & Miami Marathon Weekend
Release Date: January 26, 2026
Hosts: Stay Tranquilo Network (Host 1 & Host 2)

Overview

This episode of Stay Tranquilo dives into Miami’s rare cold front, marvels at the phenomenon of a priest-turned-EDM-DJ ("DJ Priest"), and recaps the energy and community spirit around Miami Marathon weekend. With the show’s classic laid-back, humorous tone, the hosts underscore themes of finding joy, rolling with adversity, and embracing new ways to connect and celebrate in Miami.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Miami’s "Cold" Weather and Arctic Storms

• Miami’s current weather: Miami experiences a rare dip into the 40s (Fahrenheit), embraced by locals as “bonfire weather" ([02:20] Host 1).
• Comparing Miami to the rest of the US:
  • National news about Arctic storms in the Midwest and Northeast—Chicago being colder than Antarctica, lakes freezing over, and wind chills of -45°F in Minnesota.
  • Hosts reflect on past experiences in cold climates and the physical dangers, emphasizing gratitude for Miami warmth.
  • Memorable anecdote: Host 2 recalls attending a Dolphins game in Kansas City at -23°F “feel like” temp, nearly getting frostbite even with multiple layers and hand warmers ([04:07] Host 2).
• Miami’s winter attraction: The hosts note Miami’s role as a snowbird haven during winter, Key West’s popularity, and advise listeners to “layer up” elsewhere, while Miamians enjoy what little “cold” they get.

Notable Quote

“Any of our listeners up there in the Northeast…come down to Miami. In the Midwest, you know, stay warm, stay—Central America…No, they’re definitely not [cold].”
— Host 1 & Host 2 ([05:56])

The Phenomenon of DJ Priest: A Raving Catholic Priest

• Who is DJ Priest?
  • A real Portuguese Catholic priest (possibly named Guiherme or Guilherme Emandes) who DJs EDM and holds rave-style events, especially for youth engagement. He’s amassed millions of Instagram followers ([09:14] Host 2).
• What is he doing?
  • DJ Priest performs at large gatherings outside cathedrals, combines religious messages with rave culture—including papal messages and religious visuals ([08:30] Host 1).
  • He’s gone viral and is now recognized in the global EDM community, using music as a bridge to reach younger generations.
• Hosts’ reactions:
  • Both are amused and supportive, noting how this represents modern creative outreach in spirituality.
  • Speculation on whether he’ll play Ultra Miami, throw a “Holy Rave” in Miami, or even be invited onto their podcast in the future.
  • Discussion of his career trajectory: DJing appears to have always been a passion alongside his priesthood; social media virality spurred the phenomenon.
  • Playful brainstorming about hosting him for Sunday “service” at Stay Tranquilo HQ.

Memorable Quotes

“He’s reaching a hell of an audience right now and he’s killing it, dude. He’s become very popular in the EDM world…I want to see what this is.”
— Host 1 ([09:19])

“It’s a holy rave. Listen, for all people that, you know, go to churches and stuff, you want to get a little holy and…do a little head banging while you’re praising the Lord.”
— Host 1 ([09:29])

“You can do anything in this world, bro. You really could. And bro, in this day and age where there’s so many opportunities to reach the masses and you got to get creative with it.”
— Host 1 ([11:00])

Miami Marathon Weekend: Local Fitness & Community Spirit

• Marathon recap: Miami Marathon (and Half Marathon) just took place; hosts give shoutouts to runners for their accomplishment and dedication ([14:21] Host 2).
• Running as local culture: Running clubs are growing in popularity, turning fitness into a communal, celebratory act.
• Cheering section vibe: Emphasis on the importance of community support—spectators hand out candy, beer, and encouragement along the route ([15:15] Host 2).
• What is it like to run?
  • Mental vs physical challenge: Hosts agree it’s more mental than physical—overcoming one’s own limits, finding that “runner’s high” or zen-like state ([18:00] Host 2).
  • Comparisons to “zoning out” while driving familiar routes or to the blackout focus of heavy lifting ([20:50] Host 1).
  • Ironman and ultra-marathons discussed: The hosts highlight participants’ need for an exceptional mentality, referencing public figures like David Goggins ([23:38] Host 1).
  • Miami’s marathon is celebrated for the city’s support—honking, cheering, and a general positive vibe. The city rallies behind the event as a reflection of local togetherness.

Notable Quotes

“Is it more of a mental accomplishment or a physical accomplishment to run a marathon?…I would say it’s definitely more mental than anything, right?…You’re alone in your head…”
— Host 2 ([18:00])

“What you believe you can achieve is what you will achieve. And how crazy are you to think that you could do that?”
— Host 2 ([25:28])

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Miami’s cold front & blizzard stories: 01:13 – 07:18
• DJ Priest and the ‘Holy Rave’: 07:34 – 14:19
• Miami Marathon highlights & running culture: 14:19 – 26:26

Final Thoughts and Tone

The episode wraps up with the same playful, motivational, and inclusive spirit that defines Stay Tranquilo. Both hosts encourage listeners to “enjoy your cafecito and croquetas,” reminding everyone to find joy in their own journeys—whether braving cold, running marathons, or raving with a priest. Miami’s melting pot energy, adaptive community, and relentless positivity shine through as the ultimate takeaways.

For listeners, this summary captures all major topics and standout moments—no need to brave commercials or miss a beat of Miami’s good vibes.