By Nick Williams Host From the Texas State Department of Philosophy and KTSW, welcome to Philosophy Mixed, the podcast series exploring philosophy and the nature of things. This session considers the philosophy of artificial intelligence and its implications today and … Continue reading Philosophy Mixed: Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
By John Martinez Other Side Drive Host After The Loading Screen is where you’re gonna get your video game news and a little bit of my opinion too….s. Tried to make it rhyme. Anyways, this week it looks like we … Continue reading After the Loading Screen
By Geronimo Perez Other Side Drive Host Vatos and Platos, which translates to ‘dudes and plates’, is a short segment focusing on foods from all over the world. Geronimo Perez takes you into the history and meaning of certain dishes … Continue reading Vatos and Platos Episode 3
By Kyle Emmott Other Side Drive Host “Stream It or Leave It” is your go-to radio segment for TV/film reviews with a dab of humor. New content is being added to streaming platforms daily, and it is becoming increasingly difficult … Continue reading Stream It or Leave It
By Tynisha Jackson Other Side Drive Host Stars of Texas is your special pop culture news show that spotlights celebrities from Texas. Your host Tynisha Jackson will give you all the details regarding their life in Texas, how they got … Continue reading Stars of Texas Episode 3
By Tanner Meadows Music Journalist Artist: Grapetooth Album: Grapetooth Release Date: November 9th, 2018 Label: Polyvinyl Record Co. Website: https://grapetooth.com/ “Are you violent?” That’s the question to set the tone for the eponymously titled, debut release of the youthful, eclectic, … Continue reading Grapetooth: Grapetooth Review
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Blog Content Contributor International Men’s Day was created in the 1990s as a day meant to celebrate and raise awareness for issues that directly affect the male population. The holiday is held annually on Nov. 19 and … Continue reading International Men’s Day: Men Against Stereotypes
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager International Men’s Day takes place every year on Nov. 19. To celebrate this event at KTSW, we are having a 24-hour long broadcast that will feature all male DJs, also known as Brocast. … Continue reading Bros of KTSW
By Nicholas Volpe Music Journalist Shoegaze and dream pop music have become increasingly popular over the last few years. These two slightly obscure music genres are usually defined by distorted, loud, and heavy guitars and synthesizers while standing in direct … Continue reading Dreamy and Distorted: Four Bands You Should Know About
By Addison McKissack Guest Student Journalist *The following article was not written by a KTSW staff member, but by a student in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. It does not reflect the opinions and values of KTSW. Through costume … Continue reading “Cabaret” Costuming Brings the Taboo to the Stage
By Danielle Ortega Local Music Journalist Artist: Tommy Guerrero Album: Road to Knowhere Release Date: October 26, 2018 Website: https://www.tommyguerrero.com/new-page/ Tommy Guerrero, a man mostly known for his career in skateboarding, also makes music, and I’ve gotta say, it’s fantastic. … Continue reading Tommy Guerrero: Road to Knowhere Album Review
By April Gutierrez Other Side Drive Host This week, KTSW Voices focuses on programming director, Sami Dugdale. Sami shares exciting stories and all her favorite things. Sami lets the audience know her favorite songs, bands and more! Continue reading KTSW Voices: Sami Dugdale
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Blog Content Contributor Under the direction of Tom Delbello, Texas State is set to open Cabaret on Nov. 13 which runs through Nov. 18 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre; the show is impressively interactive and an … Continue reading Cabaret: Review
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director The Texas State women’s basketball team are off to an unfortunate start to kick off their 2018-2019 campaign. The Bobcats came up short on the road against the New Mexico Lobos in “The Pit,” … Continue reading Turnover Bug Bites Bobcats in Season Opening Loss
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Blog Content Contributor Amidst auditions and callbacks for the spring season, the cast of Cabaret works around missing cast members to move forward in the rehearsal process. In the small confines of a rehearsal room–spiked with colored … Continue reading Backstage with Cabaret
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto Blog Content Contributor Fall means cooler temperatures, pumpkin spice lattes and changing leaves. However, in Texas, we never really get those cooler temperatures, which means our leaves don’t change. (We still drink the pumpkin spice lattes, though.) … Continue reading Finding Fall in Texas
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director One of the biggest driving forces in college football are the fans. The majority of fans at college football games are typically made up of students. When you think of big-time college football, you … Continue reading Catchin’ up with ‘Cats: Quad Edition
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director Based off the title I suspect you’ll either be relieved or flabbergasted that it took the Bobcats this long to go on another streak. It doesn’t matter either way to me because I’m just a … Continue reading Bobcat Football Earns First Winning Streak in Four Years
By Guarionex Molina Martinez Rap Director Having been a fan of Kero Kero Bonito for a couple years now I was incredibly excited to finally be able to see them live and see just how well their Japanese-influenced pop music … Continue reading Kero Kero Bonito Show Review
By Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor Local drag queens and fellow Bobcats, the Haus of Heaven, announced that their next show, “The Pink Party: Femme Fantasy,” will take place at 11 p.m. Nov. 3 at San Marcos’ LGBTQ-friendly dance bar, … Continue reading Haus of Heaven Presents The Pink Party
