We The People host Rob Roark interviews San Marcos City Council Candidate Place 5 candidate Atom Von Ardnt.

Rob Roark, host of We The People interviews Democratic Candidate for Hays County Sheriff Alex Villalobos ahead of the November 2024 elections.

Host Rob Roark has three surprise guests who are active Army servicemembers from Fort Cavazos in Killeen, with one returning Bobcat. They talk about their challenges and their future after the service. Rob also discusses the upcoming candidate forums, and the Texas house Speakers race.

Host Rob Roark has San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson in the studio to talk about what San Marcos citizens need to know about the city Comprehensive Plan, current budget conditions, new city programs for home furnishing recycling, and her current re-election campaign.

On this episode, we have back in the studio author Deborah Charnes to talk about her book "From the Boxing RIng to the Ashram". Nuggets on how you can apply control of mind and body to be a more effective activist, and to help in navigating this political season. We also receive an update from the city on the train horns, and when they expect to have the necessary repairs made.

Host Rob Roark welcomes Griffin Spell as his guest back to the the KZSM Studio. Griffin is running for San Marcos City Council Place 5 on the November 2024 ballot. Griffin answers questions about he city budget, growth, and other questions posed by listeners.

On a special weekday edition of We The People, Host Rob Roark first interviews young Tasman Sharp on the upcoming benefit for veterans, and then interviews our local community theater company, The Broke Thespians, about their upcoming theater events.

Forrest Fulkerson returns to co-interview, with host Rob Roark, our guest Michael Holman, one of the original San Marcos 10. Vietnam War activists that were expelled from South West Texas State College for protest the war in 1969. This was right before the deaths of four students shot by the National Guard in Ohio. What has changed in 55 years? Have we learned? and, San Marcos has other peaceful protests that resulted in jail and Federal Court cases. Listen in on this very timely introspection.

Host Rob Roark has Part II of "The Narrative " series. The family of Malachi Williams held a memorial at City Hall on Thursday April 25th. The city has released two press releases. This is how the family has to get out their narrative.

Deborah Antich is our guest this week via phone to talk about her non-profit, providing Narcam to local businesses, and How you can spot the signs of those in need of help.

The second half of the show we talk about the upcoming eclipse, and the push from the state, county, and city for preparedness.