Whitworth Coaching the Rushing Charge
By Garrett MartinSports Director Heading into Jake Spavital’s first season as Texas State’s head football coach, there are a lot of areas of uncertainty. In the midst of all this unpredictability, one group of players has made Coach Spavital’s job … Continue reading Whitworth Coaching the Rushing Charge
Other Side Drive Interviews Fertility House Band
By Cheyenne Young and Mercedes AtkinsonOther Side Drive Hosts Other Side Drive hosts Cheyenne Young and Mercedes Atkinson sat down with Daniel and Shuan from Fertility House Band. They discussed everything from their beginnings to what’s next for them! The … Continue reading Other Side Drive Interviews Fertility House Band
Other Side Drive Chats with Opaque Ghost
By Cheyenne Young and Arielle RaveneyOther Side Drive Hosts On July 24, Other Side Drive host Cheyenne Young and Arielle Raveney, sat down with San Antonio band Opaque Ghost. The group consists of Josh, Lewis, Fabian, Jonathan and Vince. The … Continue reading Other Side Drive Chats with Opaque Ghost
Claws to the Wall : State of Women’s Soccer and Volleyball
By KTSW SportsPodcast Producer For all things Bobcat athletics, Claws to the Wall has you covered! The KTSW Sports crew analyze Texas State scores and storylines year-round as the staff prepares for arguably the most intriguing sports year in school … Continue reading Claws to the Wall : State of Women’s Soccer and Volleyball
Goblins of Wrath: Misfire
By Jon-Paul KasperPodcast Producer Goblin’s of Wrath is a Dungeons and Dragons podcast in which three adventurers make their way through a fantastical world in which the choices of the players drive the development of both the story and the … Continue reading Goblins of Wrath: Misfire
The Gen Show: The Unfortunate Festival
By Maria Coraza and Jaden EdisonPodcast Producers The Gen Show with Jaden and Maria mixes early-to-mid-00s pop culture, nostalgic references, and happenings in tech & social media. In each episode, we will basically talk about what’s relevant in this day … Continue reading The Gen Show: The Unfortunate Festival
An Interview with Steve Lamos of American Football
By Dylan HollandAssistant Music Director I sat and talked with Steve Lamos, drummer for American Football, a post-rock/emo band that gained fame after the release of their 1999 self-titled album, American Football. In this over-the-phone interview, Lamos talks about touring … Continue reading An Interview with Steve Lamos of American Football
I Tried a Low-Carb Diet for a Month
By Lauren JurgemeyerWeb Content Manager The freshman 15 is real whether you want to believe it or not. Going into my third year of college between all my classes and extracurriculars, I have failed to maintain healthy eating habits. Every … Continue reading I Tried a Low-Carb Diet for a Month
Bobcats Give Back
By April GutierrezProgram Director On July 25, Other Side Drive hosts Cheyenne Young and Ariell Raveney sat down with Amy Kirwin, the community enhancement initiative manager of San Marcos. Kirwin spoke with them about Bobcats Give Back, a local move-out … Continue reading Bobcats Give Back
A Night at the Opera: How Queen’s 49-Year Legacy Lives On
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor It’s the stuff dreams are made of: thousands of people stomping twice, then clapping once in unison; singing “Galileo” as high as their lungs will go. The only thing missing? The legend himself: frontman extraordinaire … Continue reading A Night at the Opera: How Queen’s 49-Year Legacy Lives On
red steppes: Arcs Album Review
By Anthony VelasquezMusic Journalist Artist: red steppesAlbum: ArcsRelease Date: May 31, 2019Website: http://www.redsteppes.com/#about Oakland, California, native, singer-songwriter and visual artist Nika States, also known as red steppes, has been writing and performing songs for the vast amount of her life. … Continue reading red steppes: Arcs Album Review
The PTGASA Celebrates 25 Years
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor SAN ANTONIO — The Professional Tour Guide Association of San Antonio (PTGASA) celebrates its 25 year anniversary of establishment this year. To commemorate the anniversary, PTGASA is offering a series of free tours on Sept. … Continue reading The PTGASA Celebrates 25 Years
Freddie Gibbs and Madlib: Bandana Album Review
By Syd SmithMusic Journalist Artist: Freddie Gibbs and MadlibAlbum: BandanaRelease Date: June 28, 2019 Batman and Robin. Bert and Ernie. Peanut butter and jelly. Freddie Gibbs and Madlib. That’s right, the dynamic duo is back with Bandana, a release that … Continue reading Freddie Gibbs and Madlib: Bandana Album Review
Souther Gothic Rock: The Right Amount of Country
By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor Though I am a native Texas and come from a family of deep-southern country folks, I don’t have any personal affection for country music. Play some George Strait, yeah I can get down to it, … Continue reading Souther Gothic Rock: The Right Amount of Country
7 Weird Things to Know About the U.K. Before You Visit
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor You might think that going to a predominantly English-speaking country will make your traveling experience easier or better. The U.K.— which consists of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland— surely seems like a safe bet. … Continue reading 7 Weird Things to Know About the U.K. Before You Visit
Texas State Presents: BFA Choreographers’ Showcase
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor The Texas State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents the 2019 Choreographer’s Showcase on August 2 and August 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Jowers Center. The 2019 Choreographer’s Showcase incorporates a variety of … Continue reading Texas State Presents: BFA Choreographers’ Showcase
Music in Film: Call Me By Your Name
By Madisen GummerMusic Journalist One of the many powers of music is its ability to heighten any moment in life, and especially in film. “Call Me By Your Name” is a quintessential idyllic summer, coming of age film, with a … Continue reading Music in Film: Call Me By Your Name
Texas State Participates in 2019 Sun Belt Media Day
By Joshua Orozco Assistant Sports Director With the 150th anniversary of college football approaching, the Sun Belt conference kicked off the 2019 season during media day in New Orleans, Louisiana on Monday, July 22. Level of competitiveness throughout the league … Continue reading Texas State Participates in 2019 Sun Belt Media Day
Music in Film: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
By Angela PhillipsMusic Journalist Artist: John PowellAlbum: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Release Date: February 1, 2019 There’s a certain age where viewing children’s movies becomes significantly more difficult. You may get weird looks … Continue reading Music in Film: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
HUNNY: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Album Review
By Victoria Roxanne HillMusic Journalist Artist: HUNNYAlbum: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.Release Date: July 19, 2019Label: Epitaph As promised in 2015, Hunny made a mess of July with the release of their debut full-length album Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. … Continue reading HUNNY: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Album Review
