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Today, Hunter is joined once again by Jessica Brand and Adrienne Johnson of the Wren Collective. This time, Jessica and Adrienne join to discuss their recent report about the failings of Public Defense in Nueces County, Texas.   Guests: Jessica Brand, Founder, Wren Collective Adrienne Johnson, Senior Counsel, Wren Collective Resources:   Wren Collective Website https://www.wrencollective.org/   Wren Collective Report https://www.wrencollective.orgfiles/ugd/8fe8f057ace02e045642318ef78fa366f9c32d.pdf         Contact Hunter Parnell:                                 Publicdefenseless@gmail.com  Instagram @PublicDefenselessPodcast Twitter                                                                 @PDefenselessPod www.publicdefenseless.com  Subscribe to the Patron www.patreon.com/PublicDefenselessPodcast  Donate on PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=5KW7WMJWEXTAJ Donate on Stripe https://donate.stripe.com/7sI01tb2v3dwaM8cMN Trying to find a specific part of an episode? Use this link to search transcripts of every episode of the show! https://app.reduct.video/o/eca54fbf9f/p/d543070e6a/share/c34e85194394723d4131/home

The backbone of the family and the backbone of rural America, I present to you the modern farm wife.  This Underdog Ag podcast, I had the pleasure of visiting with Robyn Harlan of Nueces County, Texas.  Robyn is testament to the faith and lifelong learning it takes to play all the pivotal roles of farm partner and mother.  You will love this podcast featuring an incredible woman who exudes joy, can-do, and timeless common sense to a world hungry to get back to the land.--Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe.HOST: Kerry HoffschneiderGUEST:  Robyn Harlan--CREDITS:Mitchell Roush, ProducerBibi Luevano, Cover ArtPurple Planet Music, Theme

The Nueces Veteran County Service Officer is dedicated to helping veterans and their families. We also talk with two Fund for Veterans' Assistance grantees. Skeleton Crew, offers Adventure therapy in the Gulf and beyond, while Wheelchairs for Warriors provides customized mobility devices for veterans. Skeleton Crew Adventures Nueces County VCSO Wheelchairs for Warriors

Join your host Clifton Pope as he is joined by attorney Laura Allison Ramos. Our conversation will consist of her family history involvememnt in the legal system from her aunt being a former district judge here in Nueces County and uncle being a former district attorney. We discuss her passion for the legal system as a practicing attorney for the last 12 years, her current campaign trail for 28th district judge here in Nueces County; Corpus Christi, Texas, current state of the legal system from the local to the federal level, and so much more!!You don't want to miss out on this conversation !!This episode is being sponsored by goandfeelgreat.com where it features products on how you can combat insulin resistance.Visit goandfeelgreat.com now !!Support the showgoandfeelgreat.comofficial sponsor of the HFWB Podcast Series

A history of Corpus Christi Texas most haunted real estate the Nueces County Courthouse. X: @topsecrettexan CashApp: $beyondtopsecrettexan business email: beyondtopsecrettexanofficial@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beyondtopsecrettexan/support

Get a FREE “Fake News Stops Here” mug when you buy an annual subscription to The Texan: https://go.thetexan.news/mug-fake-news-stops-here-2022/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=weekly_roundup The Texan's Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast. This week on The Texan's Weekly Roundup, the team discusses: The Texas House preparing for “budget night” and the hundreds of proposed amendments from lawmakersNew developments in the murder trial of Army Sgt. Daniel Perry who shot a protester in 2020A House committee approving ballot measures to legalize sports betting and permit several casinos in TexasThe Senate voting for a cost-of-living adjustment and lump-sum payment for retired teachers in TexasThe Senate passing a ban on child gender modification, which will now proceed to the HouseThe Texas Hospital Association opposing a bipartisan bill to require itemized billing for patientsThe Texas Education Agency intervening in Austin ISD to oversee its “noncompliant” special education programThe Texas DPS seizing 70 pounds of methamphetamine in Austin on the first day of its partnership with APDThe district attorney of Nueces County facing calls for his removal over “incompetency”A federal judge returning twelve “inappropriate” books to public library bookshelves in Llano County

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Jesse and Austin host this week with guest Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzalez. Mark Gonzalez has been featured on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Mark discusses how he got into becoming a lawyer and what he learned when he became the DA of Nueces County which covers Corpus Christi. Mark confirms with the hosts great practices for when they pulled over and how to speak to police officers to minimize the issues they may face in court. Listen for even further in depth discussion about law in Texas and expectations of courts in Texas.

Jesse and Austin host this week with guest Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzalez. Mark Gonzalez has been featured on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Mark discusses how he got into becoming a lawyer and what he learned when he became the DA of Nueces County which covers Corpus Christi. Mark confirms with the hosts great practices for when they pulled over and how to speak to police officers to minimize the issues they may face in court. Listen for even further in depth discussion about law in Texas and expectations of courts in Texas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We had the privilege to chat over Zoom with Dr. Kim Onufrak, OD (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine). She is the Clinical Director/Alternate Local Health Authority here in the Corpus Christi-Nueces CO Public Health District. We discuss the COVID-19 response locally in our area, her role during the pandemic and the COVID-19 vaccines. Be sure to check out the numerous links on this topic and stay informed and stay safe during this pandemic. To set an appointment to get a COVID-19 Vaccine in the CC area click hereCDC.govhttps://www.vaccines.gov/search/https://www.cctexas.com/healthhttps://www.nuecesknows.comOur sponsor today: YIKES, a Corpus Christi Web Series on YouTubeTo experience our article and interview with the YIKES boys click hereWatch YIKES episode 6 (If I Was a Folkstar) by clicking hereTo listen to If I Was a Folkstar (from YIKES) featured song on Spotify by clicking hereRevolve One x YIKES on Spotify click hereRemember:Visit everything Revolve One by clicking hereTo visit the Revolve One Web Page click hereTo follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

The Daily Show chronicles the life of Sen. Ted Cruz, conservatives blame liberals for a devastating winter storm, and District Attorney Mark Gonzalez fights for change in Nueces County. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

South Texas has been the focal point of disaster for the past 18 months, and Nueces County is no different. Overseeing 250k residents, Judge Barbara Canales is the chief executive officer of a county which faced hurricanes, snow storms, and at one point the highest covid positivity rate in the US.Today we talk leadership, how family informs her decision making, and the toughest decision she's faced in office. Sprinkled throughout are beautiful verbal paintings of southern Texas life, and why it's such a special place. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Judge Barbara Canales.Jack English: LinkedInBarbara Canales: Twitter, LinkedIn

Corpus Christi is a coastal city in the South Texas, and the county seat and largest city of Nueces County. The city's name literally means, body of Christ in Latin, in reference to the Christian sacrament of Holy Communion. And while Corpus Christi has tons of history, its one roadside oddity, that has kept people curious and wondering of its origins...a giant red demon statue, resembling the devil, that guards a recycling plant on Leopard Street. [FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA & MORE]TWITTER: www.twitter.com/SouthernOddPodINSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/SouthernOddPodJARED'S TWITTER: www.twitter.com/jared_ordisJARED'S INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/jared.ordisORDIS STUDIOS PODCAST NETWORK & WEBSITE: www.ordisstudios.com[ADDITONAL INFORMATION]Questions or Business Inquiry, Email Us @ ordisstudios@gmail.comResearched was used for this episode of Southern Oddities, and we couldn't have made it possible without the journalism and dedication from these awesome sources of information: Roadside America [Tip 17231] The Haunted Housewife [Red Devil Roadside] Wikipedia [Rotor Ride] Personal PSU EDU [VA VAC 3] Long Beach in a Box [The Double Ferris Wheel] Wikipedia {Corpus Christi, TX]"Southern Oddities" is created & produced by Jared Ordis, an Ordis Studios production. This show is part of the Ordis Studios Network Copyright © 2021 by Ordis Studioswww.ordisstudios.com

While Max is traveling for The Real News Network, “Working People” producer Jules Taylor makes his host debut by interviewing his stepfather Ric Ortiz about his career as a death investigator and paramedic. In a way, it feels like Ric was meant to work around death—he grew up across the street from a cemetery and his first job involved assisting a local gravedigger before he was 10 years old. He would go on to work as the chief medical investigator for Nueces County, Texas, for 20 years. In this special episode, Jules speaks with Ric about the events in his life that shaped his career path, and they discuss how working around death influences the way one sees the world.

Max is traveling for The Real News Network, so Working People producer Jules Taylor hosts this episode as he interviews his stepfather about his career as a death investigator and paramedic.  In a way, Ric feels like he was meant to work around death as he grew up across the street from a cemetery, and his first job was helping the grave digger before he was 10 years old.  He would go on to work as the Chief Medical Investigator for Nueces County, Texas for 20 years.  In this special episode, we speak with Ric Ortiz about the events in his life that lead to his career, and the way working around death influences the way one sees the world.       Additional links/info below... Ric Ortiz on Twitter and Facebook Fares Sabawi, Corpus Christi Caller Times, “Chief Forensic Investigator Retires After 20 Years” National Transportation Safety Board Aviation Accident Final Report   Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page   Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Jules Taylor, "Working People Theme Song" talons’, “Toms”

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In today’s episode we chat with the founder of the Instagram (IG) account, @thenuecescountyvoter-Brittni Young. Young explains how the early stages of the lockdown and pandemic forced her to remain in CC, TX. This led to her starting the platform on Instagram with nearly 300 followers and an influence that goes way beyond the Instagram platform. Enjoy this conversation with Brittni. We discuss this IG account and how it has helped many to better understand why we vote, how to vote, where to vote and other civic matters that impact our lives daily. To connect with @thenuecescountyvoter click here-To watch YIKES part 1 on YouTube click hereTo donate to The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention click hereVOTE for us for Best Podcast on The Bend's Local List 2021 by clicking hereConnect with us at Revolve One:Visit everything Revolve One by clicking hereTo visit the Revolve One Web Page click hereTo follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

✨Congratulations to Coretta Graham on being our PowerUp Hero of ActivismSuperpower: LoveLISTEN ONLINE: www.poweruphero.orgCoretta Graham is a graduate of The Thurgood Marshall School of Law and has been an attorney for over 20 years. Her practice includes criminal law, family law, and probate law. She is a true trailblazer in our community, as a local activist volunteering with several organizations including Junior League of Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi Black Chamber of Commerce, American Red Cross, NAACP, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and since 2018 serving as the first African American Democratic Party Chair of Nueces County. To find out more about our PowerUp Hero, send a message to lawyergraham@gmail.com Congratulations on being our PowerUp Hero of Activism!Nominate our next hero here: www.poweruphero.orgPowerUp Your Life.#PowerUpHero #WorkHuman #NextGen#EliminateTechPoverty #PowerUpWork#WakeUpToPowerUp #PotentiaSursum#TimeToWork #Herowww.powerup.org

We invite our friend and former District 32 Texas State Representative candidate, Eric Holguin, to catch up and dive back into politics! This time Eric is not blazing the campaign trail as he reminisces with us on his early segue into running for office and the journey that's followed since his eager political start. In this conversation with Eric, we talk about everything from the future of American politics to what we can begin doing today to help positively impact our world around us. To visit Eric’s website click hereFollow Eric on Twitter & Instagram @EricHolguinTXFor Cory Atkinson's article on this episode click hereInterested in running for public office? Click the link here for more infoWanna sign up for the Open Mic we are hosting a part of the People's Poetry Festival? Click here and scroll down to the middle of the page and look for the Open Mic sign up Friday Feb. 26th 9-11pm CST Connect with us at Revolve One:Visit everything Revolve One by clicking hereTo visit the Revolve One Web Page click hereTo follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveone PowerUp Hero Podcast The PowerUp Hero show is also about celebrating our most amazing community heroes.Support the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

By Zachary Solano. This episode brings you into the world of Judge Robert Pate, a former district judge in Nueces County, Texas. It covers his other ventures in local business and philanthrophy and his distinct perspective and experiences in Corpus Christi, Texas.

By Rene Ruiz. This episode focuses on Hurricane Celia and shares Martin Sanchez's personal experiences of witnessing Hurricane Celia. He had just turned ten years old when Celia, a category five hurricane, hit Corpus Christi in 1980. Throughout this episode he recalls some of the most memorable moments that he can remember. It was one of the worst hurricanes to have hit Nueces County, resulting in about two billion dollars in damage.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales says county is applying for a $90 million Living Breakwaters Project grant, in collaboration with the Port of Corpus Christi and other jurisdictions to create a coastal ecosystem that would mitigate the impact of storm surges from coastal hurricanes and storms. The application is being made to the Texas General Land Office for funds through the Community Development Block Grant – Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) program.Judge Canales was just one of several participants in a November 10 virtual town hall meeting hosted by State Rep. Terry Canales. The two Canales’ are not related. The discussion centered on the economic impact of the Port of Corpus Christi. Other speakers included state Sen. Juan Hinojosa, state Reps. Todd Hunter and Abel Herrero, CEO of the Port of Corpus Christi Sean Strawbridge and Todd Staples, president of the Texas Oil and Gas Association and former commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture."Our Texas ports, whether seaports or land ports between Texas and Mexico, are incredibly powerful economic engines for the State," said Rep. Canales, chairman of the House Committee on Transportation. "Texas transportation is often overshadowed by highways and bridges—which are of course essential to Texas's economy—but I think it's time to shine the spotlight on our ports for a moment to showcase just how impressive yet bottlenecked they are.” Rep. Canales represents District 40 in the Texas House. This district is based in the Rio Grande Valley. However, Rep. Canales hails from Alice, Texas, and knows the Coastal Bend area well. In fact, Rep. Hunter said he considers Canales part of the Coastal Bend delegation.Rep. Canales pointed out that in 2017, the Port of Corpus Christi was the second fastest growing seaport in the United States in terms of exports, growing by $4.69 billion.”Texas is stifling the growth of its seaports by not having a dedicated maritime funding source to ensure that the state's ports can keep up," Rep. Canales said. Rep. Canales said he viewed the virtual town hall meeting as an opportunity to hear about a great Texas asset and how important it is the daily lives of Texas residents.

MCALLEN, Texas - State Sen. Juan Hinojosa has given a brief overview of the 2020 Election from a South Texas perspective.In an exclusive eve-of-poll podcast with The Rio Grande Guardian, Hinojosa discusses the recent visit to the Valley by Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party nominee for Vice President of the United States. He also discusses whether Texas is in play for his party, after decades of Republican control. And he talks about the political scene in Corpus Christi, which is the northern part of his district.Hinojosa, a Democrat from McAllen, represents District 20 in the Texas Senate. The district includes the western half of Hidalgo County, including Edinburg, Mission, and part of McAllen, Brooks County, Jim Wells County and the eastern part of Nueces County. Editor's Note: The podcast is the first of a two-part series. Part Two looks ahead to the 87th Texas Legislature, which begins Nov. 12, 2021. Part Two will be published later this week.

We have been following Christopher and Damacio for over a year and have spoken to them multiple times. Today they share who they have decided will be the best person to lead our country as President of the United States. Press play and hear why these two made their choice for candidates this election season. Who are you voting for? Have you voted early? Do you have a plan to vote? Be sure to check the links below for more information on voting locally and nationally. For the League of Women Voters Nonpartisan Guide (mentioned in the episode) to Voting in the Corpus Christi Area click hereFor more voting resources in Nueces County click hereFor more information on Voting click here If you would like to collaborate or advertise with us please email advertise@hrmg.agency or call 361-816-7708.Connect:Click here to visit the Revolve One Web Page To follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneHRMG (Partnership) HRMG is a full service creative agency specializing in web development, design and digital marketingSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

We have been following Hannah and Sammie for over a year and have spoken to them multiple times. Today they share who they have decided will be the best person to lead our country as President of the United States. Press play and hear why these two made their choice for candidates this election season. Who are you voting for? Have you voted early? Do you have a plan to vote? FACT CHECK COVID 19 is not the fluBe sure to check the links below for more information on voting locally and nationally. For the League of Women Voters Nonpartisan Guide (mentioned in the episode) to Voting in the Corpus Christi Area click hereFor more voting resources in Nueces County click hereFor more information on Voting click hereIf you would like to collaborate or advertise with us please email advertise@hrmg.agency or call 361-816-7708.Connect:Click here to visit the Revolve One Web Page To follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneHRMG (Partnership) HRMG is a full service creative agency specializing in web development, design and digital marketingSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

Today we chat with five candidates for the City Council of Corpus Christi, TX. They are Deanna King (At-Large), Liz Perez (At-Large), Eli McKay (Dist 1), Sylvia Campos ( Dist 2), & Dr. Jim Klein (Dist 4), the self-proclaimed People’s Platform. They are here today to share their message of people over profits, no more business as usual. In this episode, we get to hear from each candidate about some of the pressing issues facing our city. Plus, they are able to paint a vision of how they would lead and provide a voice to the people they are running to serve. Below are the links to each candidates website: For more information on Deanna King click hereFor more information on Liz Perez click hereFor more information on Eli McKay click hereFor more information on Sylvia Campos click hereFor more information on Dr. Jim Klein click hereTo find out more about what CC, TX District you live in click hereFor the League of Women Voters Nonpartisan Guide (mentioned in the episode) to Voting in the Corpus Christi Area click hereFor more voting resources in Nueces County click hereConnect:To visit the Revolve One Web Page click hereTo follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

Jonathan and Joe discuss everything from the generational gap between them, the differences in their past careers and if they were "out", and the disparity of how they felt about their sexual identity then vs. now.Also, Jonathan and Joe touch on the importance of voting in order to make our voices heard, especially being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. During this election year, voting your conscience is more important than ever before. For More info on VOTING with PRIDE click hereFor voting resources in Nueces County click hereFor more El Dusty and Americano Beat Tape, Vol. 1 click here Register for TEDxColePark by clicking hereConnect:Click here to visit the Revolve One Web Page To follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneHRMG (Partnership) HRMG is a full service creative agency specializing in web development, design and digital marketingSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

This is a candid discussion one on one with Liz Perez about why she is running for City Council in Corpus Christi. We give you a great picture of who Liz is, what her roots are and how her values and ideas will shape her thinking and leadership if given the opportunity to serve. For more information on Liz Perez and what she stands for click hereFor voting resources in Nueces County click hereFor National Resources for voting click here If you would like to advertise or collaborate with Revolve One send an email to advertise@hrmg.agency or call 361-816-7708 for more information.Connect:Click here to visit the Revolve One Web Page To follow us on Facebook click hereEmail the show at feedback@revolveone.comWe are on Instagram & Twitter @revolveoneHRMG (Partnership) HRMG is a full service creative agency specializing in web development, design and digital marketingSupport the show (http://patreon.com/revolveone)

“Helping Texans Lead Healthier Lives” with Norma Munoz, County Extension Agent – Family and Community Health, Nueces County. We will discusses strategies Texans can use to live healthier. norma.munoz@ag.tamu.edu and https://www.facebook.com/D11EAFCS.FCH Sponsor this show! Contact dick@irlonestar.com [...]

Mothers Keepers along with the newly formed Texas Rangers, and a team from safe Spaces all led by Commander Krull unite to capture Jon, Jim, and Joe Hoff all wanted in Nueces County for crimes perpetuated while the poison plastic gas was present. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lee-allen4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-allen4/support

Dagger Island is an island in Nueces County, Texas and part of Aransas Pass, Texas. At one point in time, Dagger Island was a nearly continuous, solid island separating Corpus Christi Bay and Redfish Bay. Erosion, primarily from increased ship traffic to the Port of Corpus Christi, has decreased the size of the island and broken it into a chain of smaller islands. This decline altered the function and values provided to the Redfish Bay system, including protection of large stands of seagrasses, which are important for water quality in the bay. Shane and John Blaha talk to Paul Silva of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the lead biologist for the Dagger Island and Ransom Island Restoration Project. For more information - go to https://ccatexas.org/cca-texas-supports-dagger-island-restoration-project-250000-gift-supports-ducks-unlimiteds-gulf-coast-initiative/

In the latest installment of Ziyen Energy’s Podcast, BOOM! It’s on the Blockchain, Wayne ‘Ozzie’ Rea III, President of Old Texas Land and Energy Corporation discusses the difference between non-operated interest and operating interest as applied to oil assets. Ozzie discusses in detail about the Priour Prospect, Saxet Field, Nueces County, Texas, oil project, and what specifically Ziyen Energy owns through their acquisition of 2% Non-Operated Working Interest for 2,900,000 ZiyenCoins. Alastair Caithness, ZIyen Energy CEO, added: “Our discussion gives investors insight into Ziyen Energy’s recent dealings with a historical company such as Old Texas Land and Energy, Ozzie provides years of insight and we are looking forward to working on more projects with Ozzie in the future.” CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PRIOUR OIL PROJECT

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and he talks with Lago about game 1 of the World Series; Lago and Blake discuss illegal gambling in Nueces County and Mayor McComb talks about North Beach drainage and the Craft Training Center.

ALAMO, RGV - Matt Ruszczak has confirmed that sales tax revenues continue to go up in the Rio Grande Valley.Looking at the latest numbers issued by the Texas Comptroller’s Office, the executive director of Rio South Texas Economic Council says the four-county Valley region experienced a 13.49 percent increase in sales tax collections in July, 2019 - as compared to the same month last year. “This is a very, very, very, good figure,” Ruszczak said.What makes the percentage increase even more impressive, Ruszczak said, is that there was one less Sunday in July 2019 than July 2018.Hidalgo County’s increase in sales tax revenues for July 2019 was up a whopping 16.79 percent, compared to the same month last year. Cameron County’s increase was up 12.89 percent, and Starr County’s increase was up by a huge 17.5 percent. Willacy County’s sales tax revenues for July 2019 were down 12.89 percent but Ruszczak said this county’s numbers have been fluctuating all year. He noted that year to date, Willacy County’s numbers were up 14 percent. “It looks like an aberration,” Ruszczak said. Across the Valley as a whole, the year to date increase in sales tax revenues is four percent.The July sales tax revenue figures for the state of Texas show a healthy increase of 9.35 percent. The increase for Nueces County is 8.86 percent, while the increase for Webb County is 9.21 percent.In the above podcast, Ruszczak also looks at individual cities in the Valley.

Lago talks with Mike Hummel about opioid addiction and homelessness in Nueces County.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with Blake and Mike Hummel about homelessness in Nueces County and ways to cure the problem.

Lago talks with Blake about utility bills in Nueces County and a group of cops being thrown out of a Starbucks. Also, Connie Bowen with Furever Rescue calls in to discuss her effort to save abandoned dogs.

Lago talks with Blake Farenthold and Mayor Joe McComb about yesterday's city council meeting, the celebration of Juneteenth and the Nueces County census.

Lago talks with Mayor Joe McComb about city streets and the Nueces County census. Also, Lago's youngest sister, Donna Gale visits the KKTX studio to catch up with Jim.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with County Judge Barbara Canales about the Nueces County census, volunteerism and more air service for CCIA.

Lago talks sports with Dave Evins and County Judge Barbara Canales visits the KKTX studio to discuss control of the Veteran's cemetery and the Nueces County census. Also, Jay Ratliff calls in with a look at the stock market.

Lago talks with Seton Motley about free trade and the potential ban on flag burning and Blake Farenthold discussesthe Nueces County census.

Lago talks with Seton Motley about President Trump's recent comments on Mexico and immigration and farmer Scott Frazier stops by to discuss crops in Nueces County and his opinions on tariffs. Also, Blake Farenthold talks about the democrats calling for impeachment.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with David Sykes and Paulette Kluge from Visit Corpus Christi about tourism and hunting and fishing in Nueces County.

Lago talks with Seton Motley about freedom of speech and Blake Farenthold discusses economic diversification in Nueces County.

Lago talks with nursing students Leslie Ramirez and Chelsea Putnam about the health concerns in Nueces County.

Welcome the official start of season two of Majority 54. If you’re new to Majority 54, I’m Jason Kander, the president of Let America Vote: an organization dedicated to making sure that every American gets to vote by creating political consequences for anyone who wants to diminish the most basic American right. And we’re talking to the 54% of American who did not vote for Donald Trump about where we go from here. He's a District Attorney for Nueces County in Texas. He's a proponent of criminal justice reform. He's a self-proclaimed "Mexican biker lawyer covered in tattoos." He's a Dallas Cowboys fan. He's never prosecuted a single case. He's Mark Gonzalez, and he's our guest today. We're going to discuss how law enforcement impacts real people, how sweeping reform needs to come to America, and how District Attorneys can change enforcement on a local level.  We hope you enjoy listening to this interview as much as we enjoyed discussing Mark's colorful history and bright future. Important links: @Majority54 @JasonKander hellomajority54@gmail.com Produced by Brock Wilbur

Caitlin Shook of The Nueces County Medical Society shares her experiences with volunteering and explains why information in power.

-Originally aired on 08/01/2015- Episode 26 of "In The Oil Patch" This week on "In The Oil Patch": host Kym Bolado and her co-hosts Alvin Bailey and Roy Holley have Eddie Martinez, the General Cargo & Information Representative at the Port of Corpus Christi. Eddie explains that the Port of Corpus Christi is ranked number five in the nation. He's expecting the Port to be ranked number four very soon due to the plethora of commerce that sails in and out of the Port on a daily basis. The Port's mission is to leverage commerce and drive prosperity, and with people like Eddie that allow the day to day operations to run as smoothly as they have been, the growth rate of the Port should come as no surprise. Eddie also tells our listeners what can be brought in and out of the Port, how the operations are funded, economic development and sustainability in the Eagle Ford Shale region and how many countries come in and out of the Port on a monthly basis. From the Port of Corpus Christi's website: "All Port Commissioners have served without pay and, over the years, except for $5,300,00 in bonds paid through ad valorem taxes for certain improvements, the Port has acquired and owns many millions of dollars of Port facilities. In 1985 a bond issue of $25,000,000 was approved for Navy Homeport facilities. Except for the "Homeport" tax bonds, all other tax bonds have been paid many years ago. "Although the statutes under which the Navigation District was organized and operates authorizes the voters to authorize a tax for operating the Port and for maintaining its facilities and although many Ports have such a tax, the citizens of Nueces County have never asked for such authorization. Except for tax bonds issued to construct facilities as above mentioned, the Port has been self-supporting. "Said another way, Nueces County Navigation District No. 1 (now the Port of Corpus Christi Authority of Nueces County, Texas) is unique in Texas political history, not only because of the relatively few in number of the Port Commissioners who have served over the 75 years of its life but because it has been self-supporting from its inception. The District has never had a tax for operations. It owns over 21,000 acres of land, of which approximately 16,000 acres is submerged land, 8 cargo docks an 11 oil docks worth millions of dollars, and, except for the Homeport bonds, has only issued $5,300,000 in tax bonds." You can read more about the Port of Corpus Christi at: http://www.portofcc.com "In The Oil Patch" is brought to you by SHALE Oil & Gas Business Magazine and proudly sponsored by the South Texas Energy & Economic Roundtable (STEER). Stay tuned for more great episodes every Saturday night at 10pm CST on KTSA 550am and 107.1fm! Photo credit: Port Corpus Christi