A new season of "The Chuckie Perez Show" is in full gear, with expanded viewership and a slate of exciting guests. Hosted by the multi-talented Chuckie Perez, the popular variety show's first guests include Uplift TV executive Isaac Hernandez, comic book creator Mario DeMatteo and author Ron Hardin.
In the third season's episodes, Hernandez will share details about the new show, "Faith on Film," a weekly show hosted by Hernandez about what's going on in the faith-based film world. During the DeMatteo interview, who is a guest on "The Chuckie Perez Show" following his panel appearance at Comic-Con, the comic book creator presents Perez with a unique gift he created, Chuckie's alter ego, "Sharp G." In the segment with Hardin, Perez interviews the author about his new published collection of poems titled "God's Mail."
In other big news, "The Chuckie Perez Show," currently available in 120 million households on JUCE TV, TBN Africa, Uplift TV, Brio TV, and Parable TV, is expanding into 16 million additional homes through Spectrum Cable.
In addition to the serving as host and executive producer of the variety show, Perez, the Christian singer/songwriter, recording artist, TV host and music and TV producer, who is also known as Chuckie P., is preparing to release his first solo music project in 14 years.
Perez, who has shared the stage with the likes of Newsboys and DC Talk, began his music career in the Nineties and has recorded for a variety of labels, including Maranatha/Benson, Diadem/Provident and Essential/Provident. He has performed for crowds of more than 250,000 people, played at numerous international music festivals and has toured throughout hundreds of cities and 44 states, as well as in the nations of Israel, Italy and the United Kingdom. The musician is credited with creating genre-defying music while breaking down barriers between people and impacting cultures through Gospel messages.
In addition to releasing two hit songs, "Do You Have a Problem With That" and "I Love Your Ways," Perez's music has been featured in daytime soap operas "One Life to Live' and "All My Children," and in the Disney Channel film "How To Build a Better Boy."
In addition to a TV and music career, Perez served as lead pastor at iBelieve Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and is a member of the pastoral staff as pastor of new development and church growth at Loveland Church in Fontana, California, with his good friend and Loveland Church senior pastor, Chuck Singleton.
Perez's spare time is spent with family and on his interests of sports and being a foodie. He also works with Holt International to help rescue children from poverty and get them adopted.
"My mission is to bring hope and laughter to families around the world," Perez said. "My mission with my music is still the same: to move and inspire the listener."
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