Host Rob Roark talks about the upcoming Point in Time (PIT) Homeless Count, The upcoming Primary Elections, and how you can get involved to make a difference.

Host Rob Roark takes you on an hour long journey towards making a difference, locally. Find out who is running, and who is being held accountable for the Texas ERCOT power grid.

Host Rob Roark interviews Paul Hill, who is a candidate for Hays County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Place 2. Find out about the roles of the Texas Justice of the Peace.

Rob Roark brings you stories and information on how you can make a difference locally.

This week, how our information request on why a SWAT Assault in Travis County happened was denied by the Texas Attorney General. The story on the Texas State Camp, and the deal with Needmore Ranch to buy it. Election Wrap up. Local programs you need to know about.

Host Rob Roark has as our guest Grisell Perez-Carey, our new equity officer under our San Marcos City Manager. We dive into what her role is, what the Dream Sessions plan to accomplish, and how you can get involved and play a role.

The second half of the show we talk about How many who got involved through the Comprehensive plan are not happy with the outcome of the Comprehensive Master Plan. The City Council has a special meeting Monday night where they will be voting on this plan. But, there is a group from outside the city that is lobbying and calling local voters to ask their council members to vote against changes that strengthen the restrictions on high rise student housing downtown. We talk about why you need to get involved!

On this special episode, Host Rob Roark has a roundtable discussion on the San Marcos Comprehensive Plan vote scheduled for this next Monday. Guests: Diana Baker, Forrest Fulkerson, and Nancy Moore.

Host Rob Roark - Water, The Deep Plant, The Meeting, and The Legacy

Host Rob Roark brings you the background on the breaking story of Hays County Clerk Avery Anderson bringing suit against the Hays County District Attorney Kelly Higgins. (Yes, they are both elected Democrats!)

The second half hour, we talk to a local glass artist about using simple, tried and true methods of marketing to create buzz and attract people to your cause.

bass returns! shake your monkey nuts as Babylon falls again.

Host Rob Roark interviews Peter Hyoguchi, director and producer of the movie The Tarot. The film will have a free screening on October 5th at Texas State Performing Arts Center. We talk about the long road to producing the film, the role of changing technology, and the lesssons for the being a successful maker of change in your community.

https://www.roninfilm.com/tarot.html