Special guest, Makayla Phillips, is a 23-year-old singer/songwriter powerhouse who has made great strides on her own a recipient of the coveted Golden Buzzer on America's Got Talent and a top-10 finalist on American Idol.

Lead guitarist, John Schreffler, just won a 2026 Grammy for his work with Robert Randolph, and prior to that, he was best known as the lead guitar player for Shooter Jennings.

Harmonica player, Matt Lomeo, is a recent International Blues Champion semi-finalist.

Mike Emory on bass and Anthony Suraci drums, and all together, they capture the true essence of an era with a high-energy show that delivers classics with the thrill of an encore from start to finish.

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On the second half of Revolving Door, Rob welcomes the rockabilly sound of John Michael, as he shares some f his upcoming tracks off his next album that will be recorded soon.

For the second hour, Rob explores memories of music as a memorial to Margaret Louise Roark who passed away this last week at almost 96 years on this earth.

Originally coming to us through The It's What's New Show, everything aligned for some beautiful recording and conversation.

Michael Huskey, from Michael Huskey's Americana Road Show, talks about his upcoming Asian tour to Thailand, and plays some brand new releases on their US radio premier.

Young new local 10 year old singer Violet has her dad Brad accompanying her in the studio.

Charlie Hurtin' and his son Memphis play original and cover's with a distinct live flair.

Ace Pepper, renowned for his provocative and thought-provoking sculptures, brings a fresh and dynamic approach to contemporary art. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for pushing boundaries, Pepper's work challenges conventional notions and invites viewers to question the status quo. Tune in as we uncover the inspiration behind his latest creations and gain insight into his artistic vision.

Tracey Chardonnay, a master of abstract expressionism, captivates audiences with her bold use of color and texture. Through her mesmerizing paintings, Chardonnay invites viewers on a journey of self-discovery and introspection. Join us as we discuss her artistic journey, from early influences to current projects, and explore the emotions and experiences that fuel her work.

Together, Ace Pepper and Tracey Chardonnay offer a fascinating glimpse into the diverse and multifaceted world of contemporary art. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of their work and the creative processes that drive them. Tune in to KZSM for an enlightening conversation that promises to inspire and intrigue.

The second hour of the show, Mateo Garcia, host of KZSM's show Science Stories, brings us six quintessential songs from Uruguay.

On the second hour of Revolving Door, Ty Engle sings some of his favorite classics.

A bluegrass cover of primus? We Got Big Ears For That!

Lefty Parker anchors our second hour with his local, folk sound. Back in the KZSM studio to talk about his Go Fund Me for his next project.

In the second hour of the show Rob interviews Skunk Manhattan from the band A Good Rogering, The Invincible Czars, and Runescarred. Talk about Skunkfest, the different styles of music, and feature the two latest singles from A Good Rogering.

The second hour of the show is featuring local music sent to KZSM.org in the last week. Local singer Dylan Engle, the Texas String Association, Jo James, Cake in a Bowl, Jonathon Foster (Appearing Wake the Dead July 15th) and Rodeo FM.

The second hour features some of the latest local releases, along with some classic live, in studio, performances from our seven seasons on KZSM.org.

On May 28th, 2023 James Taylor came into the studio to give you taste of the show in a KZSM Music Block.

Honky Tonk Eyes comes out July 29 on VINYL and CD (and digital totes obvs). Pre-Order yours from Curious Collections Vinyl Records & More !!!

Robert Lindsay Nathan is back for his third time on Revolving Door, calling in from Trinidad, Colorado. We play tracks from his upcoming album and talk about building his custom recording studio.

in the second hour, Hispanic Stories. We talked to Jammie Torres about Texas Cojunto music, the awards his mom received as a pioneer Hispanic female singer, and his writing.

Troy Stone, local San Marcos troubador, plays songs off his upcoming album, along with one past hit! It's like a talk on a San Martian porch as we find out the story behind the artist and the music.

Past, Present, and our Future / Hispanic Stories

Cathy Lara, my co-host for this hour brings the results of the menudo cookoff, condolences, and one powerful commentary at the end of the show.

Leanne Calderon is her guest. A Latina. A Mom of 2. All smile. And one heck of a professional fighter! Great interview.

The second hour Donna Bailey, Freddy Argot, and Steve Wood blend together their americana sounds as the newly minted group High Country Flyers. Enjoy the music. Enjoy the interview!

Second Hour: Hispanic Stories with Cathy Lara. Special Guest Thia Racha host of the Facebook cooking show. Communication and building family through cooking.