Good Bad Movies Ep. 28: “Scooby Doo”
By Adam SnydarPodcast Producer Good Bad Movies is the podcast about films that might not be winning any love from critics but are great in their own special way. Hosts Adam Snydar and Adrian Lopez review and rave over movies that … Continue reading Good Bad Movies Ep. 28: “Scooby Doo”
Roundtable: Episode 9
By Calvin Miller & Tiger ShiPodcast Manager & News Director In this episode of Roundtable, Erik Schiller joins Calvin and Tiger on the top of reforming capitalism. Capitalism has gotten a bad wrap but almost any “ism” does. How can capitalism still happen … Continue reading Roundtable: Episode 9
Players Circle: Episode 6
By Josiah BlackwoodPodcast Producer Players Circle is a podcast designed for any and every one to enjoy. Players Circle is a podcast based around real life topics of the day. On Players Circle no subject is taboo and no thought is held back. … Continue reading Players Circle: Episode 6
TSDB News: Episode 3
By Tiger Shi & Devon BatesNews Director & News Reporter In this final episode of TSDB News, Tiger Shi and Devon Bates talks about the FDA awaiting to fully approve the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine, tragic news of a UT Austin football player, a … Continue reading TSDB News: Episode 3
The Songs of My Semester
By Christopher BrockerHip-hop Director “Big Boss Rabbit” Indiana native Freddie Gibbs returned with this single “Big Boss Rabbit”. Gibbs’ Alfredo was recently Grammy-nominated for rap album of the year. However, the project lost to Nas’ King’s Disease produced by Hit-Boy. The beat samples Nas’s … Continue reading The Songs of My Semester
LGBTQ+ Artists Worth Listening To
By Diamond Marie PedrozaMusic Journalist On April 16, 2021, the queer community was blessed with the news of Angel Olsen, a singer-songwriter, coming out as gay. Four days later, alt-rock musician, Ezra Furman, revealed she is transgender. The news has led … Continue reading LGBTQ+ Artists Worth Listening To
Ryo Fukui: Live at Vidro ’77 Album Review
By Victor GuevaraMusic Journalist The latest release by the late pianist Ryo Fukui and his record label Solid/Slow Boat, is a live album from one of his shows back in 1977. The album is nothing short of encapsulating. It was … Continue reading Ryo Fukui: Live at Vidro ’77 Album Review
Why People Say Jimi Hendrix is the Greatest
Paris FosterMusic journalist Jimi Hendrix is commonly cited as the greatest guitarist to walk the earth. While many musicians, critics, and magazines echo this claim, Hendrix’s greatness is also one of the most contested. Prince himself said that “Santana played … Continue reading Why People Say Jimi Hendrix is the Greatest
Post Animal: When I Think Of You In A Castle Album Review
By Maddy LehrMusic Journalist Psychedelic rock comes in so many different forms, and that is something I really love about the genre. The six-piece Chicago-based band, Post Animal, is a perfect representation of this. They have released quite a bit … Continue reading Post Animal: When I Think Of You In A Castle Album Review
Mental Health Awarness Month Virtual Forum Spotlights Resources at Texas State
By Andrea MauWeb Content Assistant Manager An unseen toll on the mind is just one of the many challenges people face today during an epidemic. According to Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), 4 in 10 U.S. adults reported symptoms of depression, … Continue reading Mental Health Awarness Month Virtual Forum Spotlights Resources at Texas State
Revisiting The New Abnormal One Year Later
By Lesly Milan Music Journalist It has been over a year since The Strokes released their sixth studio album, “The New Abnormal.” Throughout this last year, the album has received mixed reviews from devoted fanatics and new listeners. Overall, “The New Abnormal” has … Continue reading Revisiting The New Abnormal One Year Later
Mia Doi Todd: Music Life Album Review
By Shack KhozaMusic Journalist Inspirational and heartwarming orchestral music are the words to describe this glorious album titled “Music Life” composed by Mia Doi Todd. This album is aimed for those who love a mixture of orchestral instruments accompanied by soft … Continue reading Mia Doi Todd: Music Life Album Review
Interviewing Music Journalist, Producer and Artist Jesse Rodriguez
By Christopher BrockerMusic Journalist Jesse Rodriguez and I met through KTSW as he joined the Hip-hop group. Rodriguez joined the station as a DJ and music journalist but sought out the challenge of covering Hip-hop. I had the privilege of … Continue reading Interviewing Music Journalist, Producer and Artist Jesse Rodriguez
Ten Classic Chick-Flicks You Must See in your Lifetime
By Allison SchroederWeb Content Contributor Chick-flicks, a widely popular film collection that contains some of our most beloved actors and actresses including Matthew McConaughey, Hilary Duff, Reese Witherspoon, Lindsay Lohan, amongst many others. Growing up, I was introduced to this … Continue reading Ten Classic Chick-Flicks You Must See in your Lifetime
Joba on San Marcos, BROCKHAMPTON and Healing
By James LanikLocal Music Director Being a BROCKHAMPTON fan has never been boring. With the lightning-fast pace of self-reinvention and brisk stream of releases, within only a couple of years, the boy band managed to establish a universe and lore … Continue reading Joba on San Marcos, BROCKHAMPTON and Healing
Lesson Learned: Freshman Year
By Melanie Love SalazarWeb Content Contributor Being a freshman during the first year of college amongst a pandemic was weird. I know there are thousands of more elaborate words I could use but “weird” is what best fits. New student … Continue reading Lesson Learned: Freshman Year
The Working Hands Behind San Marcos Conservation Efforts
By Lea MercadoWeb Content Contributor San Marcos is highly regarded by nature enthusiasts from all over the state, and with over 1,200 acres of natural area to maintain, local organizations devote their effort to conserving natural and native beauty. According … Continue reading The Working Hands Behind San Marcos Conservation Efforts
Interview with David Garza
By Michael KaiserMusic Journalist I recently had the opportunity to sit down and talk with David Garza, a talented artist and student at Texas State. He has a double major in marketing and management and a minor in international business. … Continue reading Interview with David Garza
An Open Letter to My Mother
By Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor Dear mom, I do not know how many times I can say it because it will never be enough, but THANK YOU. Thank you for giving me unconditional love, always supporting me and being someone … Continue reading An Open Letter to My Mother
Calvinomics: Episode 32
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of Calvinomics, I will dive into how China is becoming a driving force in the adoption of government run digital currencies. I will also attempt to explain the link between cryptos and their connection … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 32
