CurrentCast

After 16 years on the job, Rob Wicall is hanging up his big, furry head. Wicall was better known as Coyote, the Spurs' mascot. He spoke with CurrentCast about his favorite bits, how he became Coyote, and what's next for him.

Spurs Jesus stops by the San Antonio Current studios to talk being a part-time public figure, how he came up with the "Spurs Jesus" idea and the art of catching burglars.

A divine presence joined CurrentCast this week when Spurs Jesus dropped by the San Antonio Current office for an interview. In this sneak peek, he discusses how he got his start and built a following online.

Writer, illustrator and social media savant Shea Serrano joins CurrentCast this week. Serrano, a San Antonio native, is a former Grantland writer whose book "The Rap Year Book" was a New York Times bestseller last year.

Sneak peek of this week's interview with writer and San Antonio native Shea Serrano. In this clip, Serrano discusses how he chose his first profession, teaching in a middle school.

San Antonio City Councilman Roberto Trevino joins CurrentCast to discuss ideas for "a city by design," the newly approved Downtown public restroom, and how to improve the city's air quality.

The first-ever pair of Kings Anchovy, Michael Bobo and Wayne Beers, stop by the San Antonio Current offices for an interview. The W.D. Deli owners talk about explaining Cornyation to outsiders, what it means to be the first ever Kings Anchovy, and staying a little drunk (but not too drunk) onstage.

For the first San Antonio CurrentCast, reporter Michael Marks interviews San Antonio FC Head Coach Darren Powell. This is San Antonio FC's first season, and Powell discusses how he put together the team on short notice, what he likes about the city so far, and the plan to bring Major League Soccer to San Antonio.

"San Antone" by Garrett T. Capps

CurrentCast logo by Sarah Flood-Baumann

A snippet of the San Antonio Current's first CurrentCast, featuring an interview with San Antonio FC Head Coach Darren Powell.