We The People

We get updates from the homeowners and citizens at the front of this battle just to our south. To annex or not? What's in it for all sides? Join us for the local conversation.

On this week's episode, host Rob Roark is joined by Bronwyn Sergi of the San Marcos Heritage Association. She is chair of this year's historic tour. Normally the annual tour is in our older neighborhoods. This year, the tour is being hosted by Texas State University, and will include many unique historical architecture example on the campus.

The second half of the show has Lisa Marie Coppoletta calling in for The Shark Tank segment. LMC (The Shark Lady) never pulls her punches, and the conversation always proves electric and scintillating!

Host Rob Roark interviews Kelly Stone on her trials and tribulations over taking her children overseas as a single home schooling mother studying abroad. It's not about your rights, it's about who can afford the lawyers.

The second half of the show Rob talks with Michael Anderson from the Texas Republican Liberty Caucus about Texas HB 184 to help support Texas national Guard members and to keep them from being deployed overseas if Congress has not passed a Declaration of War.

Join Rob Roark as he interviews Dr. Anna Juarez along with Noah and Annie Brock on the huge 500+ acre SMART Terminal development south of San Marcos in the ETJ.

The second half hour is an interview with John Demaree about the Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage.

Host Rob Roark interviews Phillip Muzzy about why he wants to represent voters of his district in the San Marcos School Board.

We The People and KZSM are making sure San Martians have their Guinness! Beer shortages for SSXSW and Saint Patrick's Day in Texas? Tell us it ain't so? We reach out to the parent company of a local beer distributor.

Rob Roark interviews Faith Bussey on a Texas State house Bill to not jail individuals unless it is an offense that deserves jail time.

Rob Roark talks with San Marcos City Council member Matthew Mendoza about the SMART Terminal, fixing sidewalks, and how we can make a difference, locally. What do the citizens need to listening in on at the council meetings?

Host Rob Roark interviews Dr. Ana Juarez, along with Noah and Annie Brock about the 500 acre portion of the SMART terminal project in the San Marcos ETJ. Noah and Annie got mailed a notice 7 days before the first hearing that their rural home south of San Marcos was about to be across the road from a massive heavy industrial complex.

The second hour of the show Rob Roark interviews John Demeree about the upcoming talk at the San Marcos Library about experiences from the Dancing Rabbit ecovillage.

Host Rob Roark talks about how to ask for that information you need through requests from government offices. Examples from local issues that you can make a difference through.

Join host Rob Roark for one hour, giving you the knowledge you need to make a difference locally!

Rob talks to Kevin Brackmeyer from Skillpoint Alliance abut their free Certified Production Technician class which begins February 27th. Skillpoint Alliance is a non-profit that is coming to Hays County and San Marcos to help prepare and train workers for well paying manufacturing jobs.

Rob also talks to Lisa Marie Copoletta during the "Shark Tank" part of the show where they talk about the process for amateur radio certification.