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An early heat wave this week with the potential to set new records for temperatures across South Central Texas has prompted Wilson County officials to open cooling centers across the county. Daily record temperatures are forecast, with a potential for some locations to reach temperature records for the entire month of May, according to the National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio. The warmest temperatures are anticipated through Thursday, May 15. Everyone is advised to drink plenty of water, limit outdoor activity, take breaks out of the sun, and check up on relatives or neighbors. Limit strenuous outdoor activities to early morning or...Article Link

An early heat wave this week has the potential to set new records for temperatures across South Central Texas. Daily record temperatures are forecast, with a potential for some locations to reach temperature records for the entire month of May, according to the National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio. The warmest temperatures are anticipated Tuesday through Thursday, May 13-15. Everyone is advised to drink plenty of water, limit outdoor activity, take breaks out of the sun, and check up on relatives or neighbors. Limit strenuous outdoor activities to early morning or evening. Know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. If...Article Link

Associate Judge Melissa DeGerolami of the Child Protection Court of South Central Texas (holding proclamation) gathers April 24 with child advocates from SJRC Belong and CASA of South Texas (Court Appointed Special Advocates), along with Wilson County Emergency Services District 2 firefighters and Wilson County employees, accompanied by Wilson County Pct. 4 Commissioner John “Scott” Akin as she reads a child abuse awareness proclamation outside of the Wilson County Courthouse in Floresville.Article Link

A Fire Danger Statement has been issued by the National Weather Service for all of South Central Texas for Monday, through 10 p.m. In addition to the critical fire danger, a Red Flag Warning is in place along and west of the I-35 and I-37 corridors. Under a Red Flag Warning, outdoor burning is prohibited. Any fires that develop could spread rapidly and be difficult to control. Another breezy and dry day over drought-stricken South Central Texas will send fire weather conditions to critical levels. Humidity values should improve as winds remain southerly for Tuesday, but another critical fire weather...Article Link

Update: as of 2:50 p.m., March 14, the National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag for Saturday, March 15. The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Hill Country, Edwards Plateau, Rio Grande Plains, and I-35 corridor, in effect through 9 p.m. today.  In addition, a Fire Weather Watch has been issued for all of South Central Texas, in effect Saturday, March 15, from 10 a.m to 9 p.m. This is due to the forecast of warm temperatures, strong winds, and low relative humidity. On Friday, a Wind Advisory is in place until...Article Link

A forecast of breezy and dry weather behind a cold front this weekend has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Fire Weather Watch for Saturday afternoon and evening for South Central Texas, and a Red Flag Warning for the western two-thirds of the region, including Wilson County. Outdoor activities that could inadvertently cause wildfires are discouraged. A combination dryline and cold front will move through South Central Texas from west to east Saturday, March 8, between midnight and noon, bringing much drier air and breezy northwesterly winds.  Along with this, relative humidity will drop below 30 percent from...Article Link

A forecast of breezy and dry weather behind a cold front this weekend has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Fire Weather Watch for Saturday afternoon and evening for South Central Texas, and a Red Flag Warning for the western two-thirds of the region, including Wilson County. Outdoor activities that could inadvertently cause wildfires are discouraged. A combination dryline and cold front will move through South Central Texas from west to east Saturday, March 8, between midnight and noon, bringing much drier air and breezy northwesterly winds.  Along with this, relative humidity will drop below 30 percent from...Article Link

High fire danger continues today throughout Wilson County and South Central Texas. Caution is urged regarding outdoor activities, such as welding, that could lead to wildfires. The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio advises that near-critical fire weather conditions — including low relative humidity, as low as 20 percent, and strong wind gusts — are expected today across South Central Texas, from noon to 6 p.m. Winds from the south to southeast at 10 to 20 mph are anticipated, with gusts up to 35 mph. Due to prolonged dry weather, fuel, such as grass and brush, remains critically dry. Residents and...Article Link

Firefighters from multiple Wilson County agencies are battling a large fire fanned by strong wind on C.R. 401 near F.M. 1922 west/northwest of Stockdale. The Wilson County Office of Emergency Management advises drivers between Stockdale and Floresville to avoid the vicinity of county roads 311 and 312, due to heavy smoke from the blaze impairing visibility. Firefighters from Wilson County Districts 1 and 5 fire and rescue departments are working to contain the fire. Strong winds from a cold front making its way through South Central Texas are impeding the efforts. A Red Flag Warning is in effect, due to...Article Link

No burning is allowed in Wilson County on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 4-5. Wilson County asks that folks avoid any outdoor burning, including of brush or trash, or any outdoor activities that could inadvertently cause wildfires, due to very high to extreme fire danger.  High winds, low humidity, and drought-stricken soils have prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag Warning for the majority of South-Central Texas, including Wilson County, from through 9 p.m., Tuesday, March 4.  A Red Flag Warning means critical fire weather conditions are anticipated or occurring.  A moderate risk of fire danger remains through...Article Link

“Was that an earthquake?” Many residents across South Central Texas took to social media last Wednesday night to ask this question as tremors “lightly” shook homes. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), “light to moderate” tremors from a 4.5-magnitude earthquake shook residents Jan. 29 across South Central Texas around 9:26 p.m. The quake — with an epicenter 12.3 miles northeast of Falls City in Karnes County — could be felt by residents in Floresville, Stockdale, Seguin, Poth, parts of San Antonio, and even in the Austin area. “It felt like a wave,” said Sharron Kalisek, who felt the quake...Article Link

“Was that an earthquake?” Many residents across South Central Texas took to social media last Wednesday night to ask this question as tremors “lightly” shook homes. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), “light to moderate” tremors from a 4.5-magnitude earthquake shook residents Jan. 29 across South Central Texas around 9:26 p.m. The quake — with an epicenter 12.3 miles northeast of Falls City in Karnes County — could be felt by residents in Floresville, Stockdale, Seguin, Poth, parts of San Antonio, and even in the Austin area. “It felt like a wave,” said Sharron Kalisek, who felt the quake...Article Link

This week's episode of bigcitysmalltown dives into one of the most pressing issues facing San Antonio: the future of immigration policy and how it will impact our community.  We're joined by Claudia Hernandez, an immigration attorney at San Antonio-based firm De Mott, Curtright and Armendáriz (DMCA), to discuss the real consequences of shifting immigration policies—what's at stake for families, businesses, and the broader South Central Texas community. With new challenges emerging under the next Trump presidency, Claudia breaks down what immigrants need to know, the legal protections available, and how local organizations are preparing for potential policy changes. Listen as we explore how San Antonio's role in the immigration conversation is evolving, what's misunderstood about the current system, and what everyday residents can do to stay informed and engaged. -- --  ✉️ Subscribe to Bob's Newsletter

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for most of South Central Texas, beginning around 6 p.m.  Monday, Jan. 20, due to extreme cold, high wind gusts, and a 90 percent chance of precipitation.  The warning is in effect until Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 6 p.m., with a Winter Weather Advisory remaining until noon on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The winter storm forecast includes freezing rain and sleet between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. Tuesday, a north-northeast wind with gusts as high at 35 mph, and a chance of snow and sleet before noon.  Due to the bitter weather conditions, Wilson...Article Link

The National Weather Service announced Jan. 17 a probable increase in a measurable “wintry mix” for Monday through Tuesday, Jan. 20-21, for South Central Texas.  Updates include: •High confidence that cold Arctic air is on the way •Increased chances of winter precipitation  •Low confidence in frozen precipitation type or amounts The weather service predicts the front will arrive by Saturday morning, Jan. 18, with a secondary push of the coldest air to arrive Saturday night into early Sunday. Hard freezes will occur Sunday morning through at least Wednesday morning. There is also now a medium chance (40-60 percent) for winter...Article Link

A Cold Weather Advisory has been issued for most of South Central Texas for early Tuesday morning, Jan. 7, due to extreme cold temperatures with wind chills in the 15-20 degree range.  The advisory will be in effect Tuesday morning from 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. The cold weather is forecast to last through the week, and includes a strong possibility for winter precipitation Wednesday through Friday, with ice and sleet possible in some places. Due to the extreme cold, Wilson County is opening four daytime warming centers around the county to members of the public.  •Floresville — Sam Fore...Article Link

Only in Texas! Hearing Christmas wishes sure works up an appetite, so Santa and his elves make a stop at Whataburger in Floresville Dec. 21 to refuel before heading back up north to be ready for their big trip on Christmas Eve. Santa knows where to stop when he's in South Central Texas!Article Link

Dance to the music of “The Countyline Band” Saturday, Sept. 21, in Kosciusko, and help RoundUp4Charity assist veterans and first responders in South Central Texas. RoundUp4Charity, a 501(c)3 organization, serves other nonprofits in Comal, Guadalupe, and Wilson counties. It began in Comal County, working to inspire community members to action; Russell Hansmann and Kathleen McDonald founded the organization in 2023. RoundUp4Charity hosts game nights and community dances, providing a safe environment where people can gather, forge friendships, and provide ways to help those who need help. All the organization's events are family friendly. The primary focus is on supporting veterans,...Article Link

Despite little national popularity, the genre of music known as the "West Side Sound" was a distinctly San Antonio and South-Central Texas cultural phenomenon—and remains beloved today.

View WCN's video coverage of these meetings online at wilsoncountynews.com/meeting-coverage/. Commissioners June 10, 4A Corp June 6, Stockdale City Council June 4 Poth City Council Meeting: Regular meeting, May 20, 7-8 p.m. Actions: •Oaths of office were administered by City Secretary Rose Huizar to Mayor Chrystal Eckel and council members Steven Wiatrek, Lex Poth, and Clay Maeckel; all were unopposed in the May 4 election and were sworn in for two-year terms, except Maeckel, who will serve one year of an unexpired term •Approved a proclamation recognizing Community Action Month and the Community Council of South Central Texas as a...Article Link

"If we never make the mistake, we never learn from it."-Rev. Katy Miles WallaceMany of us struggle with engaging in diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts because we are afraid of getting things wrong - that we'll say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, or mess up in some way. We attach our ego to it, thinking that if we get it wrong then we are wrong, or are a bad person. Rev. Katy Miles Wallace (they/them) assures us: the only way to do it is by doing it wrong. Because that's how we learn! In today's episode, hear Katy's encouraging words, offering wisdom and grace for those of us who struggle with perfection and need the reminder that it's okay to not get it right all the time.About KatyRev. Katy Miles-Wallace (they/them) is from South-Central Texas, having grown up on the I-35 corridor north of San Antonio and then settling in Seguin. They attended Texas Lutheran University and attained a Bachelor of Business Administration specializing in Marketing prior to attending Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary for their Master of Divinity. They specialize in preaching, pastoral care, and queer theology. They also serve on the staff of the Southwestern Texas Synod Bishop's Office as the Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity & Communications Coordinator, as well as serving the national church on the On Leave From Call Task Force. Katy and their wife Jessica have studied abroad in England, lived in Berkeley, California and Dublin/Hilliard, Ohio, and now live in Seguin, Texas with their dog and cat.

As isolated, scattered storms move through South Central Texas Wednesday afternoon and evening, the National Weather Service is warning of possible flooding caused by excessive rainfall Wednesday evening through Thursday morning, May 1-2. A flash flood watch is in effect. A complex of strong to severe thunderstorms is anticipated to move across portions of the area, especially the late evening and overnight hours Wednesday into Thursday morning. The storms may bring hail larger than 2 inches in some places, damaging winds, and locally heavy rainfall which could lead to flash flooding. The area of concern includes Bandera, Bastrop, Bexar, Blanco,...Article Link

*There could be a long-term benefit following the tragic Panhandle wildfires.   *Burned out ranchers have some important decisions to make.  *Cattle producers may be thinking of a herd rebuild.  *The House Ag Committee heard about the threat the Chinese Communist Party poses to U.S. agriculture. *Corn is looking very good in South Central Texas.  *Extreme South Texas is cool and dry has spring officially arrives.  *There are two equine degenerative neurologic conditions affecting horses.  

As a second round of storms moves through the area, bringing the threat of very large hail and damaging winds, the National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch through 8 p.m. tonight for 27 counties in South Central Texas. Although strong wind and large hail are the main threats, there is also an isolated flash flooding threat as storms may produce intense rain rates. Pockets of heavy rainfall are possible through Sunday morning for most of the area. Counties in the watch area include Atascosa, Bandera, Bastrop, Bexar, Caldwell, Comal, Dewitt, Dimmit, Edwards, Fayette, Frio, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Hays,...Article Link

24 truckloads of feed. That's how much feed South Central Texas folks have donated through Lyssy & Eckel Feeds in Poth to help ag producers in the Texas Panhandle impacted by the wildfires still raging there. As of March 8, the Smokehouse Creek Fire — now the most devastating in state history — was still blazing, and was only 74 percent contained. So far, it's scorched more than 1.058 million acres. In a social media update March 5, Lyssy & Eckel posted, “At this time, we are going to pause donations so we can take care of delivering 21,120 bags...Article Link

Baseball, like bluebonnets, is a sure sign of spring in South Central Texas! Floresville Tiger Grady Manuel leaps to get the tag at second base against Navarro as Floresville hosts its annual John Velasquez Tiger Baseball Classic tournament Feb. 29 through March 2. The tournament is named for the late Floresville Head Baseball Coach John Velasquez, who passed away in October 2015; beloved by athletes and community members, he spent 15 years of his 36-year coaching career in Floresville, with 12 years as head baseball coach. For more from the John Velasquez Tiger Baseball Classic and other spring sporting news,...Article Link

A fifth generation Texan, author and fellow podcast host, George Bitch shares his story of managing & hunting his family ranches in South & Central Texas.  We discuss melanistic deer, arrowheads, George's mapping business and upcoming projects for 2024.  

Displaying their respective flags, members of a Polish agribusiness delegation gather Feb. 25 with Dr. Jim Mazurkiewicz of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and the Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership program, along with local hosts, at the Pawelek Ranch near Goliad. The group also visited the Polish Heritage Center at Panna Maria during their time in South Central Texas. To learn more about this group of family farmers and ag producers and why they're in Texas, see page 4C.Article Link

The Community Council of South Central Texas has funding available for the Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program (CEAP), provided by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to assist with utility payments. Funds are available to assist qualified families in the following counties: Atascosa, Bandera, Brewster, Comal, Dimmit, Edwards, Frio, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Kinney, LaSalle, Live Oak, Maverick, McMullen, Medina, Presidio, Real, Uvalde, Val Verde, Wilson, and Zavala. The Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) combines education and financial assistance to help low-income consumers reduce their utility bills. Services include utility payment assistance for electric, natural...Article Link

The 2024 Wilson County Home and Garden Show is coming up! Sponsored by the Wilson County News, this annual show, set for March 23, attracts vendors from across South Central Texas — but it's also attracting scammers. The newspaper advises the community to please beware of individuals trying to solicit vendors for the show online through Messenger. “We will never reach out through Messenger for the show,” said Kristen Kolodziej Weaver, director of operations at the Wilson County News. The only valid source for vendors to sign up for the South Texas Home and Garden Show in Floresville is through...Article Link

The 2024 Wilson County Home and Garden Show is coming up! Sponsored by the Wilson County News, this annual show, set for March 23, attracts vendors from across South Central Texas — but it's also attracting scammers. The newspaper advises the community to please beware of individuals trying to solicit vendors for the show online through Messenger. “We will never reach out through Messenger for the show,” said Kristen Kolodziej Weaver, director of operations at the Wilson County News. The only valid source for vendors to sign up for the South Texas Home and Garden Show in Floresville is through...Article Link

Heavy Snow spreads into Great Basin, Intermountain West and Rockies.Severe Weather and Excessive Rainfall impacts shift into the SouthernPlains on Friday.Mild temperatures persist across central part of the country throughthis weekend.A powerful low pressure system will spread winter, severe and rain hazardsacross western and central parts of the country. Tonight, heavy rain andsnow impacts will come to an end over California, while tropical andsubtropical moisture converge to spread snow over the Great BasinIntermountain West and Rockies. This snow will continue while the lowpressure system tracks across the Four Corners region on Friday. The stormsystem will reorganize over the Central/Southern High Plains on Fridaywhile it begins to tap moisture and instability from the Gulf of Mexico.This moisture will interact with a prominent jet streak aloft and strongconvergence at the surface along a cold front and dryline. Thiscombination may produce severe thunderstorms across Oklahoma/Texas and theLower Mississippi Valley beginning in the late afternoon on Friday. ASlight Risk (level 2/5) of Severe Thunderstorms is in effect for portionsof South-Central Texas where large hail, tornadoes and strong wind gustswill be possible. The focus for Heavy Rainfall and thunderstorms willshift into the Lower Mississippi Valley and central Gulf Coast on Saturdaywhere the deep redeveloped low pressure system will move into. As aresult, a Slight Risk (level 2/4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect forportions eastern Texas, southern Arkansas, Louisiana and southernMississippi on Saturday.An omega block ridge over the Central U.S. will support mild temperaturesfrom the Great Plains to the East Coast through this weekend. Portions ofthe Northern/Central Plains into the Upper/Middle Mississippi Valley willexperience low temperatures from the upper 20s to low 50s through earlynext week, which may tie or break existing records. Temperatures in theSouthern Plains will moderate a bit beneath the deepening upper-level lowon Saturday.

Winter doesn't officially arrive on the calendar until late December, and sometimes, it barely arrives in Texas. But when it does … Wilson County and South Central Texas joined the rest of the state in shivering into the middle of January, as an arctic air mass moved across the state Jan. 13-14, bringing sub-freezing temperatures — and ice, in many places. Closures The winter blast brought bitter cold weather, fierce wind chills, and freezing rain over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. The winter weather prompted the cancellation of the MLK March on Monday — the largest in the...Article Link

Update: In addition to the San Antonio MLK March being canceled by the weather earlier today, other cancellations/closures include the Alamo, and the Nixon Livestock Commission. Weather also prompted the Wilson County Junior Livestock Show's commercial heifer sale, set for today, to be rescheduled to Monday, Jan. 22, due to the Nixon Livestock Commission closure. Poth ISD and La Vernia ISD canceled classes for Jan. 15. With ice accumulation of up to 1/10 of an inch this morning due to periods of light freezing rain and snow, the National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio has issued a Winter Storm Warning until noon...Article Link

Temperatures will struggle to reach above freezing today, as an arctic air mass moves across South Central Texas, and remains into Wednesday, Jan. 17. Wind chill will make it feel much colder. With daytime temperatures hovering in the 30s and anticipated overnight temperatures through Wednesday morning in the teens — and feeling much closer to at or below zero in places, with the wind chill — Wilson County officials are opening four warming centers around the county to members of the public. Most will be open on weekdays this week, Jan. 15-19. Warming center locations and hours are: •Floresville —...Article Link

As a Red Flag Warning continues until 1 p.m. today, due to strong winds of 40-55 mph, the National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio has revised the anticipated arrival of an arctic air blast, set to arrive across South Central Texas Saturday evening, Jan. 13, instead of Sunday night. It will bring bitterly cold temperatures Sunday through Wednesday, Jan. 14-17, with hard freezes likely overnight during the front. Temperatures may remain below freezing for some areas, including the Hill Country and areas near and to the east of the Austin Metro area. Temperatures will feel much colder as the front moves through,...Article Link

A strong front with heavy winds will create high fire danger across South Central Texas Thursday into Friday, followed by an arctic air blast arriving Sunday, bringing icy temperatures into Wednesday. Hard freezes are anticipated early next week. High winds and low humidity have prompted a Red Flag Warning by the National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio for Friday, as a strong front arrives Thursday night into Friday morning, Jan. 11-12. Wind gusts of 40-55 mph are anticipated until 1 p.m. Friday. Precautions should be taken to secure items that could be damaged by wind. Outdoor burning and other activities that could...Article Link

On today's episode, Mike and Kyle interview Chris Alvarez and Matt McGuire of Green Ops training. Talking about LPVO and the passion behind instructing. This is a great episode to listen to and also tap into the Green Ops training. **Disclaimer** There is no video of the episode, for the exception of a few* snippets of b-roll. Enjoy the Audio! Chris Alvarez is a 20-year veteran of the United States Army. Retiring as a Master Sergeant in 2016. He is Special Forces, Ranger, Pathfinder, Jumpmaster and Military-Freefall qualified. During his service he completed five operational deployments to the CENTCOM and SOUTHCOM areas of operation. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisalvarez580/ Matt McGuire is a United States Marine Corps veteran. Prior to the Marine Corps Matt worked for 2 years as a Martial Arts instructor for a school aged martial arts program and as a student, training in Muay Thai, Boxing, Kali Escrima and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Matt started shooting competitively in 2011 and through 2013 competed in USPSA, IDPA and 3 Gun. Matt is also a Modern Samurai Project endorsed Red Dot Pistol Instructor. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Czya4wXL8S6/ Green Ops is a veteran owned and operated consulting company that has been offering specialized firearms & security training since 2005. We provide on-site training classes in the Northern Virginia area, South Central Texas and mobile training to your location. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenopsinc/ Be sure to visit our websites: ⁠www.SOLGW.com⁠ ⁠www.GreenDragonTrading.co⁠ Spotify for Podcasters: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solgw-podcast⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solgw-podcast/message

Institutionalized indoctrination of DEI and LGBTQ+ in tax payer funded schools by Communities in Schools. The training I am talking about in this episode is from Communities in Schools most recent DEI Summit in 2022 hosted by their national organization. Many affiliates from Texas attended the training, including CIS of South Central Texas which told Fredericksburg ISD that they do not teach DEI and that parents were giving the district "misinformation." The local newspaper and several community members lashed out at those who opposed CIS, creating division in our community. The information presented was indeed from CIS and no misinformation was shared. See links for sources. https://www.communitiesinschools.org/dei-resources/ This episode was live-streamed. You may watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/live/TR7jHFYgfBE?feature=share --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-monica-cline-show/message

When you think Bigfoot you probably think of the Pacific Northwest. However Rod Nichols from Bexar County Bigfoot is out to find him in South Central Texas. He's been on the hunt for Bigfoot since 2017 when he discovered his first wood structure. He has even had scientific researchers look at what he's found and they've been stumped. Follow Rod's Bigfoot reasearch:https://www.instagram.com/bexarcountybigfoot/All of our links including NEW MERCH:https://linktr.ee/UnrefinedPodcast

Someone Dies In This Elevator - Climbing Rating: R. It's every man for himself. This episode contains violence, murder, depiction of a plague (viral transmission), and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for Human Error. Set in an apocalyptic version of 2033, ‘Human Error' follows a young adult named Billie as they travel across South Central Texas where society has fallen to hordes of zombie-like creatures called Errors. Having lost their own family and friends to death and tragedy, Billie takes refuge with a group of other survivors seeking safety and a cure for Errors. But Billie has more in common with the Errors than they'd like to admit to their companions. This episode was written by Jesse Schuschu and directed by Ezra J. Wayne. Script editing by Colin Kelly-Rodriguez. Dialogue editing by Newton Schottelkotte and sound design by Colin Kelly-Rodriguez. Music by Ali Hylton. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Bradley Green as Marcus. Samya De Meo as Stella. Ariel Hack and Stephen Indrisano as Newscasters. Leslie Gideon as the voice of the elevator. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello! This is Ali Hylton, executive producer and creator of Human Error, an immersive audio drama set in an apocalyptic version of 2033. ‘Human Error' follows a young adult named Billie as they travel across South Central Texas where society has fallen to hordes of zombie-like creatures called Errors. Having lost their own family and friends to death and tragedy, Billie takes refuge with a group of other survivors seeking safety and a cure for Errors. But Billie has more in common with the Errors than they'd like to admit to their companions. ‘Human Error' dives into loss, love, and finding hope within ourselves. You're about to hear the first episode of our show: It Begins. Thank you so much for listening! Transcript can be found at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-YtUiyLsHygMadGnarZq6zyI1TL705LMxUYcNxCs8YA/edit?usp=sharing https://humanerrorpod.wixsite.com/main Twitter: @humanerrorpod

On this episode of San Antonio Changemakers, Jonathan Gutierrez joins the podcast to talk about his experience in NLC-San Antonio. From NLC Bio: Jonathan Gutierrez (he/him) is an organizer, educator, and voting rights advocate. He is passionate about developing young leaders in Texas, engaging in year-round community organizing, and in building long-term power in communities of the global majority. In his current role at MOVE Texas, Jonathan works to coach, support, and develop community organizers across South/Central Texas who engage in year-round peer-to-peer voter registration, voter mobilization, and power building campaigns in youth communities. Jonathan is motivated in his work by his belief in the transformative power of community, mentorship, and collective action. He is a proud graduate of Texas A&M International University and a proud alumnus of AmeriCorps Vista. Jonathan was born and raised along the Rio Grande, in Laredo, Texas and surrounding communities, but currently lives in San Antonio, Texas. He enjoys organizing around the issues that matter most to him, regularly tackling creative personal projects, and spending quality time with his friends, family, and being the very best tío John to his very funny and very huggable 3-year-old nephew. Learn more about NLC San Antonio: https://www.newleaderscouncil.org/chapter/san-antonio/ Apply: https://form.jotform.com/220935355779064 Donate: https://www.newleaderscouncil.org/donate/ Nominate a Leader: https://www.newleaderscouncil.org/nominate-a-leader/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sapodnetwork/support

The guys are back to discuss the week that was in baseball. The road trip to South Central Texas wasn't what we wanted it to be, but all hope is not lost. Nick, Gerry & Josh address the elephant in the room, dissect the latest round of NCAA meetings and what they mean for SBC Football, recap the midweek tilt with Nicholls, discuss good/bad/ugly in the Texas St series, update on rankings & RPI, congratulate Softball on another incredible season, and preview the final regular season series at the Tigue versus Little Rock. I. Got. TROLLS. (In different area codes) [1:38] Nicholls Recap [11:22] Overall Impressions of Texas St [21:27] GM1/GM2/GM3 Breakdown [32:32] League Standings & RPI update [39:22] Softball Train Rolls on [47:00] NCAA Meetings [54:27] Little Rock Preview [1:13:01] MITYW! [1:25:20] For updates & info follow us on all social platforms @RaginReview

It's Tuesday and topics tackled today include...What a difference a day makes after multiple tornadoes likely touched down across South Central Texas, including Guadalupe County confirming that a tornado did touch down in Kingsbury just north of Seguin.; Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for the second day of her Supreme Court confirmation hearing as G.O.P. senators pressed Judge Jackson on critical race theory.; President Biden has warned Russian President Putin could resort to the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine, meanwhile, Mariupol continues to see some of the worst attacks in Ukraine as the Russian invasion approaches the one-month mark. Now that we are one month into the Russian invasion in Ukraine, what is your war prediction?; A Southern California private school apologizes after teacher leads California preschoolers in anti-Biden chant as students shouted, "We want him out."; And Jack takes your calls on the days News and Hot topics.

vvv vvv Heres what permanent Daylight Saving Time would mean for San Antonio and South Central Texas Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, tests positive for COVID 19 Surrogate babies wait for parents in Kyiv bomb shelter Raskin withdraws as Bidens Fed nominee Kyiv tower block residents record new life under siege War in Ukraine What happened on day 20 of Russias invasion Russia says Ukraine talks progressing as onslaught continues Fatal crash involving bus carrying college golf team, death toll unclear Britney Griner The Tom Brady of womens basketball has vanished Police charge man over string of shootings targeting homeless Peace talks more realistic, says Ukraine president Biden to visit NATO How much can and will China help Russia as its economy crumbles Ukraine war European leaders risk train ride to meet Zelensky Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe on way home to UK Idaho lawmakers pass 6 week abortion ban styled after Texas law Zelensky to address Congress as US pledges 800m in military aid Fox News Pierre Zakrzewski and Oleksandra Kuvshinova killed in Kyiv Cargo ship runs aground in U.S., a year after sister vessel blocked Suez Canal White House faces growing impatience on Capitol Hill as calls to help Ukraine get louder ahead of Zelenskys speech Marina Ovsyannikova Russian journalist tells of 14 hour interrogation

vvv vvv Heres what permanent Daylight Saving Time would mean for San Antonio and South Central Texas Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, tests positive for COVID 19 Surrogate babies wait for parents in Kyiv bomb shelter Raskin withdraws as Bidens Fed nominee Kyiv tower block residents record new life under siege War in Ukraine What happened on day 20 of Russias invasion Russia says Ukraine talks progressing as onslaught continues Fatal crash involving bus carrying college golf team, death toll unclear Britney Griner The Tom Brady of womens basketball has vanished Police charge man over string of shootings targeting homeless Peace talks more realistic, says Ukraine president Biden to visit NATO How much can and will China help Russia as its economy crumbles Ukraine war European leaders risk train ride to meet Zelensky Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe on way home to UK Idaho lawmakers pass 6 week abortion ban styled after Texas law Zelensky to address Congress as US pledges 800m in military aid Fox News Pierre Zakrzewski and Oleksandra Kuvshinova killed in Kyiv Cargo ship runs aground in U.S., a year after sister vessel blocked Suez Canal White House faces growing impatience on Capitol Hill as calls to help Ukraine get louder ahead of Zelenskys speech Marina Ovsyannikova Russian journalist tells of 14 hour interrogation

Here is a long awaited production update PLUS announcing two new shows: Human Error and Written in Stardust!Transcript: https://bit.ly/DITVHEUpdateHelp fund season one of Human Error at http://igg.me/at/human-error-s1Content Warnings for the Human Error Trailer:Harsh language, threats of murder and discussion of death, and screaming.About Human Error:Set in an apocalyptic version of 2033, ‘Human Error' follows a young adult named Billie as they travel across South Central Texas where society has fallen to hordes of zombie-like creatures called Errors. Having lost their own family and friends to death and tragedy, Billie takes refuge with a group of other survivors seeking safety and a cure for Errors. But Billie has more in common with the Errors than they'd like to admit to their companions. ‘Human Error' dives into loss, love, and finding hope within ourselves.About Written in Stardust:17 years before the events of Dining in the Void, a group of individuals will come together in search of a lost rogue planet. A planet of myth and mystery, surrounded by legends of power and fallen civilizations. Six daring outcasts will face the dangers of deep space, fight off rival pirates, and find more than they bargained for. This is the story of how the crew of the Galaxydancer met; an epic tale of found family, adventure, and lost treasure.

In this episode, Carly chats with Holistic Health Coach and breast cancer survivor, Stephanie Fletcher about her healing journey + how to best support a friend or loved one going through chemotherapy. This episode covers: - Stephanie's journey through diagnosis and treatment - How Stephanie blended traditional and holistic cancer treatments to form an integrative approach that worked for her - The importance of mindset in a healing journey - The holistic protocols Stephanie blended with chemotherapy to keep herself feeling well - What tools Stephanie recommends having with you during a chemo session, or as a gift for friends or loved ones attending chemo sessions - Ways to empower yourself as a patient - How Stephanie kept the negative side effects of chemotherapy treatments at bay using fasting, high-dose Vitamin C, mistletoe injections and more - Some of the possible contributing factors for Stephanie's breast cancer - The power of self-reflection in a healing journey - Information on the mammaprint, Oncotype DX, and circulating tumor cell tests + how they help diagnose cancer - How to best support a loved one going through chemotherapy Resources: The Health Haven– (San Antonio, TX) Certified Holistic Health Coach Namaste Health Center– (Durango, CO) Dr. Stacy Mulkey, ND The Breast Center– (New Orleans, LA) @HealthHavenCoach The Daily Detox 8-week course Connect: IG: @carlyloveskale web: carlybrownwellness.com Stephanie earned her Bachelor of Arts in exercise science from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, TX. She spent 16 years helping employees in corporate America reach fitness and nutritional goals while leading personal and group training classes across South/Central Texas. She has also started two outdoor fitness companies in two countries. Currently residing in San Antonio, Texas, Stephanie holds a holistic health coach certification from The Institute of Integrative Nutrition.