By Juan Garcia Assistant News Director Would a president O’Rourke pardon Donald Trump? The question from moderator Garrett Haake seemed to linger for a moment before Beto O’Rourke answered with a simple “no.” The tension was evident every time impeachment came up in the panel. O’Rourke was one of four candidates who held one-on-one panels with moderators from MSNBC. The relatively tight time frame meant the panel had to be […]
By Kaitlyn Watson Music Journalist Some people look back on “Saturday Night Fever” or “Dazed and Confused” and experience nostalgia dating back to the formative years of their adolescence. Personally, the sounds of Usher’s “Love in This Club” and Rihanna’s uncompleted studio version of “Birthday Cake” immediately take me back to the middle school days of “My mom can drop us off at the dance if your mom can pick […]
By Rebecca Harrell Music Journalist Popularized by “Saturday Night Live”, carried out by classics like “Weird Al” Yankovic and The Lonely Island, and now continued on by late night show hosts, YouTubers and rappers, comedy music has transformed from an accent to emphasize a storyline into a surprisingly legitimate genre. With my prior knowledge extended by continued research, I’ve divided the genre of comedy music into three standard categories: traditional, […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content contributor More than 200,000 people a year are diagnosed with schizophrenia which is described by The National Institute of Mental Health as a “chronic and severe mental disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves.” Mental illnesses have become accustomed to being explained incorrectly in films. Giving someone the role of a crazy person then blaming it on a mental illness can be […]
By Jake Dromgoole Music Journalist On a smaller stage on the western side of the park, music publishing company BMI hosted a number of artists on the verge of breaking into the mainstream. It was on this stage that I saw the artist I was most excited about this past weekend: singer, songwriter and guitarist Patrick Droney. Droney took the stage at three o’clock on Saturday October 5 and […]
By Brittany Anderson Web Content Contributor One of the many amazing aspects of KTSW is that it’s run by students, for students. It’s made up of 13 departments that work together to bring something unique to San Marcos 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year through underground music, sports coverage, local events, unique online content, fun social media and more. But with an organization as […]
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager College Radio Day is when college radio stations’ get the opportunity to make their voices heard and the spotlight shines on some whose contributions make an impact on-air and off-air. Last week, I had the opportunity to sit down with the KTSW Program Director April Gutierrez who has been at KTSW for six semesters with the program department and recently became director this […]
By Brandi Mitchell Web Content Contributor It’s College Radio Day and KTSW is making an effort to honor the members that work both behind the scenes and on-air to cultivate KTSW into the success that it is. I had the pleasure of interviewing Dylan Holland, Studio C producer and assistant music director. Holland is in charge of booking Studio C sessions and screening all the music that comes into the […]
By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor KTSW is a part of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication but they do not discriminate when it comes to what major its staff members belong to. In the case of Jon-Paul Kasper, KTSW’s Production Manager, he has ventured over to the KTSW family because of his passion for editing fun/intriguing content and as well bringing ideas his staff comes up with to life. […]
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