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In this episode, Bob continues our coverage of San Antonio’s crowded mayoral race with Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia of District 4.
A professor of marketing at Our Lady of the Lake University and former president of the San Antonio Housing Trust, Rocha Garcia shares her journey from growing up on the city’s West and South Sides to her leadership on the city council.
They discuss her priorities as a mayoral candidate—from continuing the city’s affordable housing push and evolving the Ready to Work program to her views on Project MARVEL, climate adaptation, and economic development. Rocha Garcia also reflects on the inequities in campaign fundraising and the need for San Antonio to remain a compassionate, connected, and forward-looking city.
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In this episode, Bob continues our coverage of San Antonio’s crowded mayoral race with Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia of District 4.
A professor of marketing at Our Lady of the Lake University and former president of the San Antonio Housing Trust, Rocha Garcia shares her journey from growing up on the city’s West and South Sides to her leadership on the city council.
They discuss her priorities as a mayoral candidate—from continuing the city’s affordable housing push and evolving the Ready to Work program to her views on Project MARVEL, climate adaptation, and economic development. Rocha Garcia also reflects on the inequities in campaign fundraising and the need for San Antonio to remain a compassionate, connected, and forward-looking city.
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RECOMMENDED NEXT EPISODE:
▶️ #102. The San Antonio Report at 13: Local News, Elections, & The Future of Journalism – Discover how nonprofit newsrooms like San Antonio Report are influencing the future of local journalism as Bob explores the now 13 year old organization’s mission to keep San Antonio informed amidst a rapidly changing media landscape. This episode is essential for understanding the challenges and opportunities that come with sustaining independent journalism in today’s digital age.
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CONNECT
📸 Connect on Instagram
🔗 Join us on LinkedIn
🎥 Subscribe on YouTube
SPONSORS
🙌 Support the show & see our sponsors
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