To All of the Superheroes
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager International Men’s Day is on Nov. 19 this year, and KTSW wants to highlight the influence of men in the world around us. When I think of the most influential man in my life, … Continue reading To All of the Superheroes
Let’s Talk About Toxic Masculinity
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor Each year, International Men’s Day on Nov. 19 is met with much debate. Despite questions and concerns over the day’s rationale, it’s a great opportunity to address something that runs rampant within this particular community: … Continue reading Let’s Talk About Toxic Masculinity
Bobcats Unable to Stop the Trojan’s Up-tempo Offense
By Reilly LowSports Reporter On Saturday, Texas State struggled to keep Troy from scoring resulting in a 63-27 loss at Jim Wacker Field. The Bobcats also honored 22 seniors prior to the game since it was the last time they … Continue reading Bobcats Unable to Stop the Trojan’s Up-tempo Offense
Palm: Rock’s Newest Experiment
By Faith VaraMusic Journalist Have you ever wondered what a band would sound like without traditionally learning how to play their instruments? Well look no further than Philadelphia’s experimental art-rock band, Palm. On the surface, Palm might look like a … Continue reading Palm: Rock’s Newest Experiment
The Well: Death and Consolation Album Review
By Shane WillenborgLocal Music Journalist Artist: The Well Album: Death and Consolation Release date: May 2019 Fall has finally taken hold in central Texas, the temperature is dropping while the sun’s relentless reign of terror over the southwestern landscape is … Continue reading The Well: Death and Consolation Album Review
Hi Friend Zone
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor The friend zone is a place of importance, self discovery, sadness, jealousy, loneliness, etc. In general it can be many things but it will inevitably always be the friend zone. The closest thing I … Continue reading Hi Friend Zone
San Marcos Coffee Shops as Songs
By Madisen GummerMusic Journalist One of the many unique and lovely things about San Marcos are all of its independent coffee shops. They each have their own environment, energy and regulars that make up its niche community. They all also … Continue reading San Marcos Coffee Shops as Songs
San Marcos Officials Investigating Explosion on Chestnut
By Will WadsworthNews Director Multiple city offices are investigating the causes of, and damages from, two large explosions at the Allo Eatery on Chestnut St. this morning. No one was hurt by the explosions or the subsequent fires they produced, … Continue reading San Marcos Officials Investigating Explosion on Chestnut
The Grocery Girl: Best Ways to Shop
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor I’m back with another post about grocery shopping. I know what you’re probably thinking, “Why should I listen to this girl— and why should I care?” For one, I work at HEB. And two, I … Continue reading The Grocery Girl: Best Ways to Shop
Mac Miller: Beyond the Hits
By Jennifer RomeroRap Music Journalist On the surface, many artists have popular songs that fans or general listeners will gravitate to. However, even though this may gain the artist more popularity or streams, many aren’t hearing more than those few … Continue reading Mac Miller: Beyond the Hits
Texas State Takes Victory Against Prairie View A&M
By Kaycee Wiedman Sports Reporter After a tough loss over the weekend against Air Force, the Texas State Bobcats (1-1) get back on track during the mid-week match against Prairie View A&M Panthers (1-1) by winning 75-48. In the first … Continue reading Texas State Takes Victory Against Prairie View A&M
Jack Harlow: Confetti Album Review
By John GalindoMusic Journalist Artist: Jack Harlow Album:Confetti Release Date: Sept. 19, 2019. Record Label: Private Garden/ Generation Now Jack Harlow becomes one of our favorite pastime rappers while simultaneously flexing his Louisville flow and musical repertoire. Jack Harlow may … Continue reading Jack Harlow: Confetti Album Review
Other Side Drive Sits Down with the Director of Little Women
By Cheyenne Young and Jozhua MartinezOther Side Drive Hosts Other Side Drive hosts Cheyenne Young and Jozh Martinez brought the director of Texas State’s “Little Women” Alex Rodriguez into the studio. Rodriguez gave listeners a backstage look at the fall musical and shared … Continue reading Other Side Drive Sits Down with the Director of Little Women
Ca$h Radio: Episode 4
By Heather Davis, Emily Anderson, Mickey Schneider & Andrew ChapmanOther Side Drive Hosts On this episode, Ca$h Radio Heather Davis, Emily Anderson, Mickey Schneider and Andrew Chapman chatted about music festivals, “Avengers: Endgame” and some of their favorite music and … Continue reading Ca$h Radio: Episode 4
Throwback Songs You Forget About
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor Music can whisk us back to a time and place we had long forgotten. From tragic ballads to upbeat celebrations of love, there are a myriad of songs telling the story of human emotion and … Continue reading Throwback Songs You Forget About
Tyler Vitt Leads Homecoming Heros
By Garrett Martin Sports Director Texas State took down South Alabama by a final score of 30-28 at Jim Wacker Field, which ended a three game losing stint amidst offensive woes in previous weeks. 15,473 fans came out to attend … Continue reading Tyler Vitt Leads Homecoming Heros
Experiencing the Magic at Wizard Fest
By Sami Dugdale Station Manager We came, we saw…we got kicked out of the VIP section at Wizard Fest. On Saturday Nov. 9, I had the opportunity to attend Wizard Fest at The Rock Box theatre in San Antonio, Texas. … Continue reading Experiencing the Magic at Wizard Fest
The Album 16 Years in the Making: Gang Starr’s One of the Best Yet
By Jason ArlineMusic Journalist It’s been 16 years since Gang Starr’s last album. After the death of member Guru, it seemed like we had heard the last of the hip-hop duo. However, with the release of their album One of … Continue reading The Album 16 Years in the Making: Gang Starr’s One of the Best Yet
Kero Kero Bonito at Paper Tiger
By Faith Vara Music Journalist On Thursday night, Kero Kero Bonito, alongside opener Negative Gemini, brought the heat to a cold, rainy night at Paper Tiger. Despite the temperature being in the mid 40s, a long line of fans waited … Continue reading Kero Kero Bonito at Paper Tiger
UTOPiAfest is Coming!
By Brittany Anderson Web Content Contributor This year’s 11th annual UTOPiAfest, happening Thursday, Nov. 14 until Saturday, Nov. 16 at Reveille Peak Ranch in Burnet, is gearing up to bring festival goers a colorful Americana music and life experience. There … Continue reading UTOPiAfest is Coming!
