By Melanie Garcia and Robert Vela III Hosts In today’s episode of Spill the Tea Melanie and Robert discuss how to successfully manage a seemingly unmanageable schedule. They end the show with advice on how to survive a hangover.
By Jacarious Stanley Segment Producer The Struggle is Real consists of college students coming in and explaining something they struggled with. The show ends with the student explaining how they overcame that struggle. On this episode, musical theater major Rachelle Webb, describes her journey leading up to what she is today. She goes into depth about her past and what eventually led her to find her own style. She also […]
By Joshua Morrison Other Side Drive Segment Producer Morrison: Here on “A Curriculum of Divas,” I, as you know, strive to give you the lowdown on gay icons and fandom. Last time I talked a bit about what makes a diva and why gay men are so attracted to them. I also touched a bit on how lavish and outsized diva worship tends to look, and today I’m […]
By Aaron Derton Segment Producer In this edition of Legislative Agenda, Aaron Derton sat down with Texas State professors Ed Mihalkanin and William DeSoto to get their take on the presidential election. Aaron: As of February third, about two weeks ago, the Iowa caucuses had ended. In about a week and a half is the Texas Primary. What can you tell students about finding voting information on candidates in the […]
By Halley South Segment Producer In this episode of Get Involved, Halley South interviewed the Men's Ultimate Frisbee team. Halley: I interviewed member Cole Smith who let me know what the team does, why it’s so much fun, and how to get involved. For those who don’t know, Ultimate Frisbee is a sport played with a seven member team. The members must strategically throw the disc to one another and […]
By Joshua Morrison Other Side Drive Segment Producer Here on "A Curriculum of Divas" we’re going to be talking a lot about divas and their fans. But before we can really do that there’s a burning question we’ve got to answer: what is a diva? There isn’t just one answer to this question, and the answer you get depends on who you ask. Some would tell you that a diva […]
By Jason McCall Segment Producer In 1989 something very special happened. No, I'm not referring to the fact that Michael Jordan scored his 10,000 point in the NBA. I'm referring to the release of a comic book movie that changed the game for a certain famous character. That's right, I'm talking about Batman. On June 23, 1989, the Tim Burton film “Batman” was released in theaters and was widely loved. […]
“This particular book I dedicated in the memory of my uncle - Alfonso Garza – we actually had four uncles that were enlisted at the same time in the military in World War 2," Bobbie Garza-Hernandez says. "The story goes, that my grandmother would have everyone down on their knees praying the rosary every night so that they would all come home…and they all came home. My uncle Alfonso was […]
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