Rob also discusses how the City of San Marcos calculates our population, and are the artists going to let the city, and state, take away our street art?

We also talk about the latest city survey, and how it is being used to sculpt your views, and the upcoming city budget process.

Listen in and find out how you can make a difference, locally.

The Resolution against Israel, Judge Becerra fighting the Housing Finance Corporations from across the state, May Day protests, and more fill this one hour you don't want to miss!

Then host Rob Roark fills you in on the San Marcos P&Z agenda, and the expected community backlash, for two proposed changes.

Then host Rob Roark fills you in on the San Marcos P&Z agenda, and the expected community backlash, for two proposed changes.

The secodn part of the show is an interview with Nathan Ford about the upcoming South by Sacred Springs free music festival being held in Martindale Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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

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

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.

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!

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.

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We also continue our stories on local water usage, and the artifical turf installed at the High School on a close bond election this spring.

We wrap up the show calling for locals to come out Tuesday night to question our current budget, and to hold those running for re-election accountable for the spending and increasing property taxes.

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

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

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.

On the second half hour of the show, Rob interviews Catherine Shellman who is leading the search effort of Jason Landry. Jason went missing in December 2021 near Luling, TX, and still has not been found. Find out what you can do to help in the search, and to focus elected resources to help in the effort.

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!

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

So you thought the Hays County DA Race recount was over? That's what the press conference said! But, we are still awaiting the actual reconciliation of the manual tally counts and the canvassed machine totals. More to come...

At the 30 minute mark we turn the show over for eight minutes to Lisa Marie Coppoletta, aka The Shark lady for a new segment called "The Shark Tank"

The last 20 minutes of the show is a pre-recorded interview with Susan Slattery from Art Spark Texas. This segment is part of KZSM Community Spotlight series.

Rapid Fire discussion on Ham Radio to City Managers to Sdewalks as only The Shark Lady can weave.