Karen-Anne King joins the Kerrville Podcast and shares about the mission of the Texas Lion Camp and how they help kids with disabilities achieve goals that some might were not attainable with a "Can do" philosophy. Listen to the first Kerrville Podcast of the year and share with your friends. 

"Your reality is your perception. If you don't like your reality, change your perception." - Karen-Anne King

Kerrville Mayor Bill Blackburn joined Mike Taylor and John Barerra for the last Kerrville Podcast of 2021. He talks about his values, ministry, helping non-profits, running for mayor, being mayor, and how this is his last term as Kerrville mayor. You don't want to miss Episode 41 of the Kerrville Podcast!

Harold Danford talks about why he chose a career of practicing law, why he was a prosecutor, and how he became a defense attorney, and much more. Episode 40 is like no other!

Michael Valdez from Gibson's Discount Center joins Mike Taylor and John Barrera for Episode 39 of the Kerrville Podcast. Michael talks about the history of Gibson's, how the employees are allowed to choose the inventory, and what sets Gibson's apart from the big box stores.

Dr. Rivas from Kerrville Family Dental joins Mike Taylor and John Barerra for Episode 38 of the Kerrville Podcast. Dr. Rivas talks about why he became a dentist, how he enjoys helping people and building relationships with them, and gives some great tips for having good teeth.

Ashley Phillips from the Hill Country Youth Ranch joins Mike Taylor and John Barerra on the Kerrville Podcast to talk about how the Hill Country Youth Ranch got started, what it's like for the children there, and why she is so passionate about it. 

Brenda and Buzzie Hughes opened Buzzie's Bar-B-Q in 1993 in Comfort before moving it to Kerrville in 1997. This in-depth interview-style podcast with Mike Taylor and John Barrera goes back to before the beginning of Buzzie's Bar-B-Q, how they got it started, great things that have happened over the years, tribulations that have happened over the years, and what they want their legacy to be. This is a must-listen episode for everyone in the Texas Hill Country.

Allison Bueche from KPUB joined us for Episode 35 of the Kerrville Podcast to talk about how KPUB is a locally owned public power company, how they are able to keep their rates low, how they help low-income families in the area, and how their linemen work in extreme elements. If you don't know much about how our local power company works, join Mike Taylor and John Barrera for this educational episode.

Steven King and his wife put everything they had into opening the first King's Texas Smokehouse location. 4 years later, they have two locations in Camp Wood and Hunt at the Hunt General Store. Steven talks about how important employee ownership is and how much it has helped him recently.

Robert Gregory from True Horsepower Diesel Performance tells his story on the Kerrville Podcast with Mike Taylor and John Barrera about how he got started with his business and what they are doing now.