By Peyton Hill Sports Reporter After finishing a dominating season of 26 wins and 6 losses, the Texas State Women’s Volleyball team sought to win their first-ever NCAA Tournament game against the University of Rice this past Thursday. Coming out … Continue reading Bobcat Volleyball Wins Their First NCAA Tournament Game
By Sami Dugdale Programming Director For our annual BroCast ,in celebration of International Men’s Day, Other Side Drive Kyle Emmett joined by guest-host Chase Massey sit down with Arielle Raveney, the Vice President of Men Against Violence. In this interview, … Continue reading Men Against Violence on International Men’s Day
By Thomas Dunlap Music Journalist Reptaliens, the musical endeavor of husband-and-wife Cole and Bambi Browning, is an out-of-this-world band that composes beautiful and brooding bedroom-pop. Originating from Portland, Oregon the couple creates experimental and ethereal indie rock that is soaked … Continue reading Reptaliens Rule Earth
By April Gutierrez Host KTSW voices is a chance for listeners to get to know the voices on the other side of radio. DJ April Lee takes listeners behind the scenes of Texas State University’s official radio station. People from … Continue reading KTSW Voices: Chase Massey
By Kyle Emmott 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 to navigate through … Continue reading Stream It or Leave It on KTSW
By Sami Dugdale Program Director Anne-Shirley Schreiner from Texans Standing Tall sits down with Other Side Drive hosts Kyle Emmott and Tynisha Jackson to discuss the organization and educate listeners about the effects of drinking and drug use in underage … Continue reading Texas Standing Tall
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director After suffering a tough 81-64 loss at home to Oral Roberts last Saturday, the Texas State women’s basketball team (3-3) bounced back in a hard-fought 60-53 road-win over the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi … Continue reading Bobcats Earn Tough Road Win Against Islanders
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager Most people probably have noticed that recently there’s been a peak of interest in the podcast industry, whether that’s listening or creating podcasts. Podcasts have turned into a form of entertainment that explore … Continue reading Podcasts: “The NoSleep Podcast”
By Kathlene Sheets and Lexi Ashbury Hosts Do you love diving into different explanations for controversial events, people, or occurrences? Then “Conspiracies and Chill” is the radio segment for you. Tune in to each episode to find out which theory … Continue reading Conspiracies and Chill on KTSW
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director As eight Bobcats put on the maroon and gold for one last time, the 3-8 Texas State Bobcats hosted the 7-4 Arkansas State Red Wolves in the final clash of the season. Surprisingly, it … Continue reading Bobcats Fall to Arkansas State in the Season Final
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Contributor Texas State Galleries has partnered with Shared Studios to bring an audio and visual technology to the Texas State University campus, which allows students and faculty in this area to communicate with people … Continue reading The Golden Portal
By Thomas Dunlap Music Journalist Mustard Service is a gang of young, jovial musicians making their way out of Miami. Comprised of five energetic twenty-somethings, the group creates zestful and vibrant indie-rock. The rhythm and lead guitars bounce around each … Continue reading A Night With Mustard Service
By Mark Brown Sports Reporter The Texas State Women’s basketball team was granted their first win over the Nicholls State Colonels in the first round of the WNIT tournament Friday night. The Bobcats entered the tournament lacking a win, but … Continue reading Bobcats Triumph over Colonels in Nail-Biting Tournament
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto Web Content Contributor Midterms have come and gone. I think most people are probably having mixed feelings about the results, no matter what party you associate with– Democrats will take control of the House while Republicans will … Continue reading Women Win in 2018 Midterms
By Thomas Dunlap Music Journalist Homeshake, the dreamy bedroom-pop project of Montreal’s sensual singer/songwriter Peter Sagar, announced his new album, Helium, with the release of single “Like Mariah.” Helium, Homeshake’s fourth musical installment, is set to release Feb. 15, 2019 … Continue reading Homeshake Announces New Album With Single “Like Mariah”
By Tanner Meadows Music Journalist Artist: Cloud Nothings Album: Last Building Burning Release Date: October 19, 2018 Label: Carpark Records (US), Wichita Recordings (UK/Europe) Website: http://www.cloudnothings.com/ Evolving from compressed lo-fi garage rock and distantly electronic, through-the-phone vocals, Cloud Nothings’ most … Continue reading Last Building Burning Album Review
By Caroline Janes Music Journalist New York-based dream-pop group, Triathalon, are on the road with The Marías for their fall tour. Although the tour just began, the guys of Triathalon are already having a blast from rocking out at Tropicali … Continue reading A Talk with Triathalon
By Sami Dugdale Program Manager Other Side Drive hosts Iris Gonzalez and April Gutierrez met with Brianna Mendez from Student Association for Campus Activities (SACA) to talk about Texas State Homecoming Week and the events going on around campus. This … Continue reading Brianna Mendez discusses Texas State’s Homecoming Week
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor For over 40 years, the American Cancer Society has hosted its annual Great American Smokeout, an intervention event held on the third Thursday of November in an effort to combat tobacco use. The event will … Continue reading The Great American Smokeout Returns for Another Year of Change and Hope
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager Now that the Austin City Limit (ACL) music festival is over, many people might be experiencing post-concert depression. Post-concert depression is a term used by frequent concert goers who miss the adrenaline and … Continue reading The Effects of Austin City Limits
