Host Rob Roark talks about The Green Grass on the Hill, and Not Enough Money in the Budget!

What can you do to make the difference? Start by getting the right data, and taking control of the narrative!

Host Rob Roark talks about Making a Difference, Fire Safety, and Digging into the City Budget.

San Marcos TX City Councilmember Matthew Mendoza talks about his first year in office, the city budget, and how you can get engaged with your city.

Rob Roark give you one hour of how you can be effective and get involved locally, to make a difference. In the four segments, Rob covers volunteers coming to San Marcos to raise money, the decision by the historic Preservation Commission to not allow a change to a historic home, and the solutions for downtown parking from the city.

Host Rob Roark interviews local entrepreneur Eli Zablosky about his new business developing camera film here in downtown San Marcos. Business creation and support does not have to come from large developments. We can each help to build community through support of the new startups.

Your host Rob Roark has Annie and Noah Brock on the phone to discuss the breaking news of the SMART Terminal withdrawl from council agenda for annexation. The mouse roared, and the developer backed down. The future is ahead of us, and we CAN change it.

Rob Roark has The Shark Lady Lisa Marie Coppoletta back on the first half of the show in the segment we call "The Shark Tank". Who knows what chum is going to be stirred up!

The second half of the show we talk about the city budget and summer activist reading.

Author Deborah Charnes and local woman's boxing legend Brenda Bell talk to host Rob Roark about the lessons learned that can serve us all as we strive to serve our community. Deborah's book "From The Boxing Ring To The Ashram" can be found on Amazon.

Host Rob Roark breaks down how hard it is to get actual data on the latest school bond election.

Annie and Noah Brock join host Rob Roark for a third show in two months! Why? Because they are fighting the annexation of 800 acres across from their home for heavy industrial development, and they are affecting change. Hear about how the San Marcos City Council is listening, and addressing their 12 points.

In the second half hour we talk about San Marcos CISD School Bond Election on May 6. What you need to know about bonds and how they are presented to the public.