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Baron Wiley sits down with Pastor Mark Quick of Living Hope Church in Boerne, TX to discuss his new book, The Four Pillars of Masculinity — a biblical guide for men built around headship, provision, honor, and culture. Just in time for Father's Day, Mark shares what the Bible says specifically to men, how to define healthy masculinity in today's culture, lessons passed down from his father and grandfather, and what servant leadership looks like in the home. Available now on Amazon.

0:00 – Intro / Boerne Radio & Father's Day

1:28 – Why Mark wrote *The Four Pillars of Masculinity*

1:52 – How do we define masculinity?

2:31 – What does the Bible say specifically to men?

2:45 – The Four Pillars: Headship, Provision, Honor, Culture

2:53 – Pillar 4: Culture & God's ordained gender roles

7:15 – Pillar 3: Honor — lessons from his father & grandfather

8:37 – Mark's first book: *Dominion, Defeat and Restoration*

9:16 – Favorite man in the Old Testament: Moses

10:14 – Pillar 1: Headship & servant leadership in marriage

15:59 – About Living Hope Church

17:02 – Living Hope is Bernie Church of the Week!

Original Air Date:  June 13th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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Clint Buck from Branscomb Law returns to play Guest DJ on Boerne Radio with Baron Wiley.

As Clint practices law during the day, by night he practices his bass guitar.  The theme is all about that bass.

Branscomb Law: 210-598-5400

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Baron Wiley interviews Allison Peterson, the new executive director of the Kendall County Women's Shelter (KCWS), highlighting the shelter's services, community support, and ways to get involved. Key topics include the shelter's residential and non-residential services for domestic abuse survivors, their unique pet facility, the Fabulous Finds thrift store, volunteer and donation opportunities, and current job openings.

0:00 — Intro: Welcome, spotlight on Boerne nonprofits

0:28 — Allison Peterson introduced; congratulations on promotion to Executive Director

0:58 — O.W. Lee Furniture donation story (met at Boost Boerne Business event at Singing Water Ranch)

1:35 — Shelter location (930 N. School St.) and Fabulous Finds thrift store

2:16 — Donations to thrift store support the shelter; volunteer opportunities (call 830-331-8950)

3:06 — Current needs: funding and volunteers to serve more people

3:33 — Services: residential & non-residential, domestic abuse survivors, men/women/families

3:55 — Pet facility — KCWS is among 15% of emergency shelters nationwide with a pet facility

4:13 — Community involvement: Easter baskets, meals, summer bash (brisket from Cibolo Creek Community Church)

5:22 — Business group volunteer opportunities; shelter operates like a 30+ person home, always needs maintenance

5:43 — Website: KCWStexas.org (online donations available)

6:17 — Allison shares her experience since March; community warmth and support

6:52 — Hotline number: 800-495-8078 (24-hour); non-residential services (legal aid, counseling)

8:39 — Fundraising appeal; every donation — big or small — makes a difference

9:16 — Support from Boerne PD and Kendall County Sheriff; summer bash highlights

9:54 — Job openings: part-time maintenance + Fabulous Finds thrift store positions

10:37 — Closing: encouragement for community engagement, final contact info

11:14 — Thrift store hours reminder (closed Mondays; donations until 2 PM daily)

11:30 — Sign-off

Key Contact Info Mentioned:

Phone: 830-331-8950

Hotline: 800-495-8078

Website: KCWStexas.org

Address: 930 N. School Street, Boerne, TX

Original Air Date:  May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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Barron Wiley interviews Renan Zambrano, South Texas Regional Director for the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM. Renan shares the story behind his name, his background with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the NWTF's conservation mission — protecting wild turkey habitat through private landowner partnerships, grant funding, and community outreach. He highlights the Rio Grande turkey species native to Texas, women's outdoor programs, fire management as a conservation tool, and an upcoming fundraiser called the Wildwood Social (June 18th, Comfort TX). The conversation also covers where to spot wild turkeys in Kendall County and how listeners can donate, sponsor, or get involved.

0:00 – Introduction & Renan's name origin story

0:49 – Renan's Basque heritage and time in Spain

1:08 – Introduction to the National Wild Turkey Federation

1:23 – Wild turkeys in Kendall County (Boerne Lake area)

1:40 – NWTF's conservation mission: easements, landowner partnerships, Texas Parks & Wildlife

2:32 – Renan's background with Texas Parks & Wildlife & Pittman-Robertson funding

3:20 – Conservation work: bighorn sheep, Cibolo Nature Center, Central Texas

4:01 – Rio Grande turkey: the species found in South/Central Texas

4:36 – Wild turkey behavior: territorial, aggressive, nearly became national bird

5:21 – Wildwood Social event announcement

5:54 – Event details: Nick Lawrence Band, Hungry Horse Italian dinner, raffles, firearms

6:31 – June 18th, Thursday, Comfort TX – doors at 5:30, dinner at 7:00

7:17 – Sponsorships, donations, and tax write-offs (501c3)

7:53 – Ticket prices: $65 individual / $115 couple – nwtf/texas.com

8:48 – Golden tickets & inaugural event info

9:23 – NWTF grant impact since 2017: $1.7M, ~40,000 acres in Texas

10:24 – Wildfire issues and fire management as a conservation tool

11:13 – Summary of the Wildwood Social, contact info

12:05 – How to contact Renan: [email protected] / 210-744-7057

12:45 – Women in the outdoors programs

13:50 – Best spots to see wild turkeys in Kendall County (Sisterdale Rd, Boerne Lake)

14:25 – Turkey nesting habits, predators, population growth

15:12 – Call to action for private landowners

15:45 – Closing remarks & website: nwtf/texas.com

Original Air Date:  May 30th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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Host Baron Wiley sits down with Ally Mooney of Simplicity Home Pros on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM. Ally explains that her company specializes in kitchen and bath remodeling — including full remodels, tub-to-shower conversions, accessibility upgrades, and cabinet refacing. A key selling point is their use of USA-made and Texas-made materials, which allows for quick turnaround times. She walks through the company's simple process (free in-home consultation, no-obligation quotes good for a year), their risk-free guarantee (beat on quality or refund the difference + 10%), and their 0% financing for 36 months. Special discounts are available for seniors and veterans. The conversation also touches on the story behind the company's dog logo — Ally's rescue dog Daisy — and their wide service area covering the Hill Country, San Antonio, and New Braunfels. The episode closes with a Simplicity Home Pros radio ad.

YouTube Timeline

0:00 - Welcome & Mother's Day contest sponsor shoutout

0:35 - Introducing Ally Mooney & Simplicity Home Pros

0:51 - What does Simplicity Home Pros do? (kitchen & bath remodeling)

1:15 - Accessibility remodels & aging in place

1:35 - Cabinet refacing: faster & half the price

1:50 - No long crew in your house — 2 to 3 day jobs

1:50 - How the company name "Simplicity" reflects their philosophy

2:07 - USA-made & Texas-made materials

2:42 - How to get started: simplicityhomepros.com or call

3:17 - Free in-home consultation & quote good for a year

3:35 - What Ally loves about her work

3:55 - Reading a five-star customer review (Ms. Maribel's kitchen)

4:57 - The risk-free guarantee (beat on quality or refund + 10%)

5:34 - 0% financing for 36 months

5:55 - Senior & veteran discounts

6:12 - Boosting the business & listener call to action

6:42 - The story behind the dog logo (rescue dog Daisy)

7:30 - Daisy's mascot potential & daughter joke

7:41 - Service area: Hill Country, San Antonio, New Braunfels

8:21 - Thank you & closing

Contact: 830-402-6430 | simplicityhomepros.com

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Barron Wiley sits down with Kathy Rudkin, founder of Rudkin Productions, to talk about her 35-year career in advertising, family milestones, community roots, and digital marketing innovation in 2026.

Timeline:

0:00 — Introduction & Welcome

Barron welcomes Kathy to the Boost Boerne Business segment and kicks off the conversation.

0:17 — Lifetime Achievement Award & Radio Hall of Fame

Kathy shares her surprise at receiving a Lifetime Award from NABO San Antonio and her induction into the San Antonio Radio Hall of Fame.

1:13 — Family News: Emma Faye's Two Weddings

Kathy talks about her daughter Emma Faye Rudkin (founder of Aid the Silent) getting married — with two back-to-back weddings, one at home and one at Morgan's Wonderland in ASL.

2:22 — Esperanza Ranch & Oklahoma Roots

The conversation turns to Kathy's childhood at Arbuckle Wilderness, the largest tourist attraction in Oklahoma, which sparked her entrepreneurial spirit.

3:45 — How Kathy Got Into Advertising

Kathy explains how attending her father's advertising brainstorming meetings led her to pursue an advertising degree with a marketing minor.

4:40 — Rudkin Productions: Services & Digital Shift

Overview of the agency's evolution — from traditional advertising to a digital subscription model and in-house content creation studio launched post-COVID.

6:07 — Aid the Silent & the June 6th 5K

Kathy discusses Aid the Silent, the nonprofit she co-founded with Emma Faye in 2015, providing hearing aids, ASL lessons, and faith-based camp experiences for deaf and hard-of-hearing youth.

9:27 — Digital Marketing: The "Creepy Stuff"

Kathy explains advanced digital marketing tactics — IP harvesting, lookalike audiences, website visitor identification, geo-targeted ads, and channel marketing.

11:28 — National Women Business Owner Finalist

Kathy reveals she's a top-3 finalist for the NAWBO/Bank of America Women Business Owner of the Year Award, heading to Washington, DC on May 29th.

12:24 — Closing & Contact Info

Rudkin Productions: rudkinproductions.com | 830-249-1744

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Baron Wiley sits down with Dr. Les Hollon — author, pastor, and Boerne native — for a heartfelt conversation about love, faith, community, and his new book Love is Holiness: Dare to Live It. From Dr. Holland's roots at Boerne High School (class of '72) to his state championship in persuasive speaking, his pastoral journey, and the powerful stories that fill his book, this is a conversation full of warmth, wisdom, and local history. Plus — details on a special book signing event in Boerne!

Timeline:

0:00 — Welcome & introduction of Dr. Les Hollon

0:51 — The book: *Love is Holiness: Dare to Live It*

1:39 — Boerne High School class of 1972 & moving to the new campus

2:16 — State championship in persuasive speaking

2:52 — First sermon at First Baptist Boerne (age 11) — John 3:16

4:10 — Why Les wrote the book & his retirement from senior pastoral ministry

6:41 — Love, resilience & 1 Corinthians 13

7:21 — Recovering from a broken heart & the role of forgiveness

8:04 — The Hollon family's 55-year history in Boerne

9:34 — The H-E-B story & Deborah Butt Rogers' endorsement

11:37 — Walking Main Street Boerne in 1972

13:29 — The old Boerne radio station & Ben Adams' famous bike ride

14:32 — First Baptist Church, Billy Graham, and ecumenical faith in Boerne

17:03 — Gordon & Jamie Hollon: how the family came to Boerne in 1949

18:05 — Where to buy the book & book signing announcement (June 2nd)

📖 Love is Holiness: Dare to Live It by Dr. Leslie Hollon Available on Amazon — paperback $14 | hardback $24

Book Signing: Tuesday, June 2nd | 4:30–6:00 PM | Richter Building, Boerne

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Host Baron Wiley sits down with Deana Boley of Cavender Chevrolet for a wide-ranging conversation about community involvement, the Cavender brand, and upcoming events. Key topics include:

Community fun: Deana's participation in the San Antonio Fiesta Mrs. Roper parade group

Cavender Cares: The company's culture of philanthropy, driven from the top down by the Cavender family

Cavender Commitment: A company-wide program offering free oil changes for life to active duty, retired, and veteran service members — the only program of its kind in Texas, running 365 days a year

New GM: LaDonna Wilson joins Cavender Chevrolet as the new General Manager

Warrior Games 2026: San Antonio won the bid to host the Warrior Games June 13–20, with Cavender as a supporter; Deana shares her personal military background and passion for the event

Fiesta royalty: Lee and Rob Cavender with the Cavaliers; Deana named as military minister for the Rey Feo court

Partnership: Long-standing relationship between Boerne Radio and Cavender, including support for community events like Baron's Pastors Masters golf tournament

Upcoming milestone: Cavender Chevrolet celebrating 30 years later in 2026

Timeline

Time     Topic

0:00     Intro – Baron welcomes Deana Boley of Cavender Chevrolet

0:27     Mrs. Roper Fiesta parade story

1:35     Cavender Cares – community giving and company culture

2:59     Baron's Ford Bronco from Cavender Grande

4:21     Long-standing Boerne Radio / Cavender partnership

4:51     Cavender Chevrolet celebrating 30 years

5:10     Cavender Commitment – free oil changes for life for military

6:21     Military Month & Memorial Day savings

7:29     Warrior Games 2026 coming to San Antonio (June 13–20)

8:53     What are the Warrior Games? Adaptive sports explained

10:30  Tribute to Deana's military service and community impact

11:00  Call to action – visit Cavender Chevrolet; new GM LaDonna Wilson

12:17  Fiesta Cavaliers – Lee & Rob Cavender; Deana as Rey Feo military minister

13:38  Pastors Masters golf tournament – Cavender as sponsor

14:08  Closing – CavenderChevrolet.com; sign-off

Original Air Date:  May 16th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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Boost Boerne Business – St. John Lutheran School

Boerne Radio 103.9 FM | Host: Baron Wiley | Guest: Tiffany Jurecki, Educational Administrator

Summary:

Baron Wiley interviews Tiffany Jurecki about St. John Lutheran School in Boerne, Texas. They discuss the school's unique programs, community involvement, and growth plans.

Timeline:

0:00 – **Intro & Welcome** — Baron welcomes Tiffany back as a Boerne Radio VIP; they chat about his daily commute past the school.

0:51 – **Bike Rodeo** — Tiffany describes the school's bike rodeo event, relay races, and bike skills day.

1:12 – **Firetruck Visit** — The local fire department pulled into the parking lot and sprayed kids with a fire hose for 20 minutes.

2:00 – **4H Club** — St. John is the only school in Kendall County with its own chartered 4H club, a 4H Champion School, and a 4H Healthy School designation.

2:56 – **4H Healthy School** — Students cook lunch monthly and walked 832 miles collectively (the width of Texas) to earn the designation.

3:31 – **Weekly Memory Care Visits** — Every week, students visit the memory care unit at Morningside at Menger Springs to interact (not just entertain) with residents for ~2 hours.

4:41 – **School Growth** — Now in its 4th year, the school has grown in students and staff; expanding from Pre-K–5th grade, adding 6th, 7th, and 8th grades over the next few years.

5:33 – **Community Involvement** — Students visit Hungry Horse for lunch every Monday, learning restaurant etiquette; also walked to the Boerne Radio studio.

6:37 – **Staff & Pastors** — Tiffany brags on her staff and the pastoral support from Pastor Eric Waters and Pastor Rob Weber.

7:24 – **"Faith-Filled Adventure, Homeschool Heart"** — The school's motto explained: flexible mixed-age classrooms, couch/rug setups, and real-world field trips (like a trip to H-E-B with a budget).

9:06 – **Enrollment & Summer Camps** — A few spots remain for fall enrollment. Three summer camps offered: *Fiesta*, *God Bless America*, and *Water Exploration* — 4-day half-day camps for $150.

10:16

– Contact Info & Wrap-Up — Website: stjohnlutheranschool.com | Phone: 830-375-5321 | Address: 315 Rosewood Avenue, Boerne, TX.

Original Air Date:  May 16th, 2026 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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