The Spicewood Experience

Here we go.  We've had meetings and angst and disillusion, but how did we get there?  Given our community's independent nature, is there a path forward or do we let our lifestyle get swallowed up by industry and development?  We chat about the history of Save Our Springs (SOS) and why it was unsuccessful and where its premise worked elsewhere. 

Mary Ruwart vists our studio to give us information on the Trap Neuter Release (TNR) program in Llano and Burnet Counties.  We had a suggestion from one of our listeners to cover this organization after hearing about the dog program earlier. 

Brittany joins us at our home studio to give us an overview of one of the local animal shelters.  We had a great chat that went everywhere and still brought it home.  We are blessed with people who care about these special pups.

A community is only as healthy as its people.  So how healthy are we? How healthy can we be together? Hear how nurse-led innovation is delivering human to human care in our community.

Our library is alive and well and has a much wider array of resources than you may have thought.  It certainly surprised us and Beth Cottingham provides us with the history and development of the library services.

Is this how we sound?  (smiling here).  This is the launch episode of our podcast channel!  Thanks for listening!

If you are new to the area or would like to volunteer in the community, please consider this organization.  These folk are true "boots on the ground" in helping neighbors and having fun.  Here is a brief intro to the club with Dan Reudelhuber, club secretary.