By Jenise Jackson Host After a short break,Womyn of Content is back for another week of engaging conversation! Again, we want to thank everyone who has supported us this far and hope that you continue listening in the future! The … Continue reading Womyn of Content: Sexuality and Stigmas
By Asia Daggs Host Womyn of Content is the newest podcast to be introduced to KTSW 89.9. Hosts Alexandra Cochran, Jenise Jackson and I believe it’s vital to create a platform such as this podcast to open a window of … Continue reading Womyn of Content: First Encounters
By Chelyse Prevost Blog Content Contributor First of all, yes. I also like buffalo wings, cheeseburgers and bacon at breakfast. I, along with about a billion other pescatarians around the world, just so happen to choose to live a lifestyle … Continue reading “Pescatarian? Oh, So You Like Fish!”
By Troy Vita Music Director and Studio C Producer Check out our newest Live in Studio C session and lose yourself in the timeless, reverb drenched sound that can only come from San Marcos’ own MOON DUNES. This 5-piece band … Continue reading Live in Studio C: MOON DUNES
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager Make sure you tune into KTSW 89.9 tomorrow for Clash Day! From 12 to 2 p.m., Our general manager Dan will be playing your favorite songs from The Clash along with Clash inspired … Continue reading Celebrate Clash Day With KTSW
By Parker Rhea Sports Director The Texas State Men’s Basketball team was defeated by Sun Belt Conference (SBC) opponent the Appalachian State Mountaineers 59-56 tonight at Strahan Coliseum. This isn’t the first time the Bobcats and Mountaineers have faced off, … Continue reading Mountaineers Take the Bobcats
By Jacob Carter Videographer Odd Future…BROCKHAMPTON…PNTHN? San Marcos-based rap group, PNTHN, were gracious enough to drop by Studio C last week for a ROWDY performance. Clocking in at ten members, PNTHN is KTSW’s largest in-studio performance by far. Check out … Continue reading Live in Studio C: PNTHN Teaser
By Andrew Zimmel Assistant Sports Director Coach Z in the History Books Only a handful of Texas State coaches have been able to reach the peak that Coach Zenarae Antonie has this season. Only three other women’s basketball coaches have … Continue reading A Look into Women’s Basketball
By Parker Rhea Sports Director Parker Rhea, Reed Graff, and Brenden Snow are the voices for Friday’s Bobcat Radio this semester. The show starts by recapping the two big wins Texas State Basketball had Thursday. Snow breaks down the importance … Continue reading Friday Crew Redefines Sports Radio
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Texas State basketball got over the tough loss to Louisiana last week and pulled off a gritty 62-61 win over Georgia Southern, escaping by the hairs on junior guard Tre’Larenz Nottingham’s chin after he … Continue reading Texas State Survives Georgia Southern
By Andrew Zimmel First Time Assistant Sports Director and Long Time Listener Sun Belt Conference play is halfway over for Men’s Basketball, and through the first half a lot has happened. Buckle up and get ready for an emotional roller … Continue reading Halfway Through: A Quick Look at Sun Belt Conference
By Andrew Zimmel Riding the Pine Host and Sad Viking NFC Championship Game, Texas State Basketball and when is it okay to wear your loser team’s jersey? We start the show with talk over the government shutdowns and my … Continue reading Riding the Pine: Episode Six
By Chelyse Prevost Blog Content Contributor It’s finally here. You’re drinking more water, sleeping better, and doing away with problematic habits. You’re channeling through distractions and toxic people. Speaking everything into existence is essential because, yes, you are serious this … Continue reading Regarding Resolutions
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto News Reporter The Austin community marched from City Hall to the Texas Capitol in support of women’s rights on Saturday, the one year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration. A rally held at Austin City Hall calling … Continue reading Marching For the Future
By Kimberly Clay Program Director Ramiro Verdooren and Cristian Sigler of the Rotten Mangos called in to the KTSW studio on Thursday, January 18th as they were on their way to their show at Walter’s out in Houston. The Austin … Continue reading The Rotten Mangos Hit the Road
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor Fact: Not everyone who wants stricter gun control is out to take away everyone’s guns. Now, since we got that out of the way this conversation will be easier to have. From an observation … Continue reading Gun Control
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor When first enrolling in college, it may be easy to assume how student life will go for you. Getting to make your own schedule, being away from home, and interacting with new people are … Continue reading Five Things Every Student Can Relate To
By Alexandra Sereno Music Journalist Lights All Night, a two day EDM festival every New Year’s Eve that takes place at the Dallas Market Hall located in Dallas, TX. This is an event where all are welcome to dance, flow … Continue reading Lights All Night Recap
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager Today is an important day where we remember a man who spent his life dedicated to fighting injustice. His leadership during the civil rights movement set the example for how humans should combat … Continue reading Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. and the Importance of Letter From Birmingham Jail
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor At the end of 2012, thousands of Jersey Shore fans were devastated to find out their favorite show had been canceled. While the cast’s desires to move on to a different part of their … Continue reading Is Floribama Shore the New Jersey Shore?
