Music in Film: “Captain Marvel” Takes On ’90s Music
By Mili MurilloMusic Journalist SPOILERS AHEAD FOR “CAPTAIN MARVEL” I want to preface this by saying if you have yet to watch “Captain Marvel” go watch it right now and then come back and read this, you will thank me … Continue reading Music in Film: “Captain Marvel” Takes On ’90s Music
32nd Old Settlers Music Festival Recap
By Clayton ChaneyLocal Music Journalist I had been looking forward to this for a whole year, since last year’s fest. Last year was my first time out there and they definitely left me wanting more. I was having dreams of … Continue reading 32nd Old Settlers Music Festival Recap
These New Puritans: Inside the Rose Album Review
By Kaleb HelmsMusic Journalist Artist: These New PuritansAlbum Title: Inside the RoseRelease Date: March 22, 2019Label: Infectious MusicWebsite:http://www.thesenewpuritans.com These New Puritans is one of the more interesting groups I have come through my rotation of music as both members began … Continue reading These New Puritans: Inside the Rose Album Review
Beychella: One Year Later
By Arlett Ramirez Web Content Contributor April 14 marks one year since Beyoncé’s iconic performance at Coachella, a.k.a “Beychella.” Most of us saw the performance on a live stream or snippets on social media. If you were one of the lucky … Continue reading Beychella: One Year Later
Get Outside: Blue Hole Regional Park
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Blue Hole Regional Park is located right next door in Wimberley, Texas. It has much to offer, with 4.5 miles of hiking trails, basketball and sand volleyball courts, and it’s namesake, the Blue Hole … Continue reading Get Outside: Blue Hole Regional Park
Claws to the Wall: Spring Football is Officially Over
By KTSW Sports The new-look sports podcast of KTSW 89.9 is ready to roll! Witness the crew of Ethan Hunt, Connor MacKinnon, Deshaun Hartley and Garrett Martin dive into the capabilities of Texas State Men’s Basketball. Just like DJ Khaled, … Continue reading Claws to the Wall: Spring Football is Officially Over
Get Outside: Pace Bend Park
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Pace Bend Park is located in Spicewood, Texas, and only a short drive away from San Marcos. This park could suit the needs of nearly anyone– there is fishing, boat ramps, hiking, swimming, and … Continue reading Get Outside: Pace Bend Park
April: Alcoholism Awareness Month
By Caden Ziegler Web Content Contributor April has a ton of national observances, but I would like to focus on one: Alcoholism Awareness. There are countless charities, but it can be difficult separating which ones actually do good and are … Continue reading April: Alcoholism Awareness Month
Before The First Splash: A Playlist
By Elise Montemayor Music Journalist Spring break is over and done, the weather is getting warmer and they’re already selling swim suits at Target. You know what this means? Okay, it means that it’s spring. But it also means that … Continue reading Before The First Splash: A Playlist
Bobcats Stand Tall in Remarkably High Run Battle Against HBU
By Cristian Delgado and Joshua Orozco Sport Reporters It was another fantastic day for some baseball at Bobcat Ballpark as the Bobcats matched up against another in-state opponent, the Houston Baptist Huskies. After a competitive start, the Bobcats quickly compiled … Continue reading Bobcats Stand Tall in Remarkably High Run Battle Against HBU
KTSW Interviews the Pat Thomas Collective
By Sami DugdaleProgram Director Other Side Drive hosts Cheyenne Young and Kyle Emmott are joined in the studio by San Marcos band Pat Thomas Collective. Band members, Patrick McCurry and Jed Craddock, discuss the band’s origins, their song writing process … Continue reading KTSW Interviews the Pat Thomas Collective
Get Outside: Texas State’s University Camp
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Texas State’s University Camp is off the beaten path in nearby Wimberley. The park has two lodges, eight campsites, and four day-use sites. Because of it’s rather small capacity and site offerings, it can … Continue reading Get Outside: Texas State’s University Camp
I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME: 1981 Extended Play Album Review
By Tanner Meadows Music Journalist Artist: I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME Album: 1981 Extended Play Release Date: Nov. 9, 2019 Label: Fearless Records Website: https://www.idkhow.com/ I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME, shortened to iDK HOW, … Continue reading I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME: 1981 Extended Play Album Review
KTSW Chats with the Electronic Music Association
By Sami DugdaleProgram Director Other Side Drive hosts, April Gutierrez and Lexi Ashbury are joined by the President of the Electronic Music Association of Texas State Amanda Miller. In this interview, Miller discusses the history of the organization, the electronic … Continue reading KTSW Chats with the Electronic Music Association
Staying Safe On Campus
By Piper BlakeWeb Content Contributor https://abcnews.go.com/video/embed?id=62086553 The University of South Carolina has been greatly impacted by the murder of Samantha Rowland. Rowland was a senior at USC and was preparing for law school in the fall. She went out the … Continue reading Staying Safe On Campus
Coach Jody Stewart Joins Bobcat Radio
By Mark BrownAssistant Sports Director During this Monday’s edition of the show, we had Coach Stewart call in to discuss the current status of his team, and refer to some key-points pertaining to the remainder of the outdoor season. The … Continue reading Coach Jody Stewart Joins Bobcat Radio
KTSW Music Staff Picks: April Showers
By Conner YarbroughMusic Director Grab your rain boots, umbrellas and Allegra (or Claritin or Mucinex or Zyrtec or any other allergy medicine of your choice) because it’s officially spring here in San Marcos – if you don’t believe me, run … Continue reading KTSW Music Staff Picks: April Showers
Bobcats Start Slow But Finish Strong
By Garrett Martin Sports Reporter @GarrettMKTSW The Bobcats took two out of three games in the road series against the Georgia Southern Eagles. All three games were blowouts and not much late game drama ensued. The weekend started rough for … Continue reading Bobcats Start Slow But Finish Strong
San Maximum: AJ’s Ranch Road Grill
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor As a college student who lives in a dorm, I am sad to admit that most of my money goes towards food delivery. My money, however, is very well spent. After spending time in … Continue reading San Maximum: AJ’s Ranch Road Grill
Don’t be Afraid to be a Tourist in Your City!
By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor San Marcos is a special place. There are plenty of great things to do in our community and if you want to drive into Austin or San Antonio, you easily can. However, the idea … Continue reading Don’t be Afraid to be a Tourist in Your City!
