By Sofia Gualy Music Journalist With festival season in full swing and lineups being released left and right, my mind is fully in music festival mode. Although pricey, music festivals are a one-of-a-kind experience where you can create your own schedule, see whoever you want and experience music in a completely different way. As an avid festival attendee, I can assure you that no matter what kind of music you […]
By Preslie Davis, Joey Gonzales and Nolan Philips Sports Reporters https://soundcloud.com/ktsw89_9/bobcat-radio-bobcats-sweeps-and-nets-face-potential-sweep?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing On Monday's Edition of Bobcat Radio, the crew of Preslie Davis, Joey Gonzales and Nolan Phillips discuss Baseball and Softball's sweeps and go over potential first-round exits in the NBA Playoffs! Catch BCR every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, live on KTSW 89.9! Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia
By Hannah Walls Music Journalist I have been a huge fan of playing video games for almost my entire life, so I feel I’m qualified to say one of the most important judgments you can impose on any game is how good its soundtrack is. A game could have the most beautiful storyline, lovable characters and breathtaking graphics, but if I don’t have a song from the soundtrack stuck in […]
By Avery Viers Music Journalist Though the Texas cedar offers itself as a convenient alibi to teary eyes and runny noses this spring, it seems as though the true culprit of the economic spike in rose and cookie dough ice cream may be slightly more sinister. With the holiday season officially over, the cyclical break-up season is upon us. For some, the looming threat of relational stress and commitment issues […]
By Avery Viers Music Journalist With the surplus of *activities* that were available to the residents of San Marcos this past Wednesday, you may have missed some of the live shows planned to celebrate the happy, hazy holiday. With just a $7 cover fee, Lazydaze Coffeeshop hosted their "Lazy 4/20" event in their backyard lounge area, complete with an outdoor stage and other local vendors joining in the celebration. Forming […]
By Justin Brown Sports Reporter The Texas State Softball Team (26-17) extended their winning streak to six games after they faced up against the University of Incarnate Word (13-27) Wednesday evening with a final score of 12-0. Texas State started the game off right with sophomore Jessica Mullins in the pitching circle. Jessica Mullins, the most recent recipient of the Sun Belt Player of the Week award gave the Cardinals […]
By Ryan Liguez Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats (29-9) competed in a mid-week matchup against their I-35 rival, the UTSA Roadrunners (24-13), in a 14-12 victory for the Bobcats. It was an emotional roller-coaster of a mid-week game. "I got to catch my breath." Head Coach Steven Trout said, " I went from very comfortable to being very nervous there in the ninth. But a win is a win […]
By Hannah Walls Web Content Contributor Despite the general aesthetic of having a literal jungle in your living room, plants make great companions that clean your air, brighten your mood, and force you to finally shake the dust off your blinds and let some natural sunlight in. With the warm weather creeping in, now is a great time to start your houseplant addiction, or, for seasoned plant parents, continue to […]
By Allison Schroeder Web Content Assistant Manager According to Healthline, aromatherapy is “a holistic healing treatment that uses natural plant extracts to promote health and well-being" by using essential oils. These essential oils come from plants after they have been steamed or pressed as these methods help capture the plant’s various fragrances. Now, I don’t know about y’all, but aromatherapy seems like nonsense until one day you are freaking out about […]
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