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HWY 261HWY 261 (01-16-26) Puff Bunny Records 15th Anniversary Sampler CD tracksToday on HWY 261 The Rev takes a deep dive into tracks included on the Puff Bunny Records 15th Anniversary Sampler CD released in 2024. Puff Bunny Records was founded in 2007 in Fredricksburg, Texas and it's mission is to record quality folk and Americana artists in live and studio settings. Tracks included on this week's show include songs from Ruby Lovett, George Ensle, Shake Russell & Michael Hearne w/ Mike Roberts, Taylor Pie, Michael C'Connor, Greg Whitfield, Renfree Isaccs, and Taylor Pie & Debbie Nims.
2026-01-1653 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-09-26) Tracks from 2026 SMMA NomineesSterling is in the hospital recovering from a rather nasty fall, so The Rev is flying solo in the booth. Today's playlist is made up of artists who are finalists for San Marcos Music Awards (SMMAs)in various categories: Missoula Slim, The Trips, HalleyAnna Finlay, Sam Downing, Tracy Weinberg, Justin James Bridges, The Rev Jason Woolery, Bartly, Loose Screws & Rusty Hearts, Amber Elison w/ Charles Ramsey, Chief & the Doomsday Device.
2026-01-0957 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-02-26) Sammy Wells: Take Two song releaseThe Reverend welcomes Sammy Wells back into the KZSM studio for the first broadcast of the 2026 calendar year. Sammy is part of San Marcos' hottest band, The Trips, but he's also a solo artist. On today's episode Sammy previews the title track of his forthcoming sophomore solo album, Take Two. In addition to that live performance, he played Karmalita off the forthcoming record. Prerecorded tracks included New Year's themed songs from Hill County Gentlemen (The End of Something), Slaid Cleaves (New Year's Day), Kathleen O'Keefe (Now's a Good a Time as Any), Jeremy Steding (A Damn good Ride), and...
2026-01-0258 minHWY 261HWY 261 (12-26-25) Boxing Day w/ LaylaSterling is on a beach vacay with the fam, so The Rev has his youngest daughter, Layla, in the booth as co-host for the final HWY 261 broadcast of 2025. Tracklist for the 12-26-25 episode:The Boxer-Simon & GarfunkelTiger Tom Dixon's Blues-Slaid CleavesSong for Sonny Liston-Mark KnopflerWalk of Life-Shooter JenningsRiver-Good Medicine BandSlew Foot-James McMurtry ft. Joe ElyLove Hurts-Roy OrbisonAcross the Rubicon-Dustin WelchLittle Mama-Ray Wylie HubbardThe Speed of Trees-Ellis Paul
2025-12-2657 minHWY 261HWY 261 (12-19-25) Doug Sahm & Augie Meyers: Back to the 'DilloThe Rev takes us on a trip in the Way-Back Machine to May 1977, The Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin. Doug Sahm & Augie Meyers played (and recorded) a show at the 'Dillo with members of Doug's bands Sir Douglas Quintet and Texas Tornadoes. The Rev played most of the concert, and augmented the episode with Funny cigarette by Asylum Street Spankers, The Valley of the San Joaquin by Augie Meyers, You're Gonna Miss Me by 13th Floor Elevators, and Whenever Kindness Fails by the late, great Joe Ely, who passed away this week in Taos at the age of 78.
2025-12-1956 minHWY 261HWY 261 (12-05-25) The Ghost of Christmas Past holiday episodeToday The Rev is flying solo in the booth, and he's being visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past...musically speaking, that is! We kicked off with Christmastime in Luckenbach by Kent Finlay followed by White Christmas by Sterling Finlay and Merry Texas Christmas Y'all by Asleep at the Wheel. Then The Rev took us on a trip in the Way-Back Machine to the era of Hastings Entertainment Superstores, which was based in Amarillo, TX from 1968 until its demise in 2016. The Christmas playlist was curated by the Hastings corporate offices in Amarillo and was what got played in stores...
2025-12-0557 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-28-25) Alice's Restaurant; Stephen StillsToday, The Reverend kicks off with the quintessential Thanksgiving song, Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie (whose two daughters Cathy and Sarah Lee are both based out of Austin, TX), followed by a deep dive of the catalog of Stephen Stills, who was born in Dallas in 1945. Tracks played were Alice's Restaurant, Love the One You're With, Old Times Good Times, Song of Love, Soldier, Wooden Ships (Live), Everybody's Talkin' at Me (Live), Word Game, and For What It's Worth.
2025-11-2856 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-14-25) Ashton Naylor Foot in the Door album releaseThe Reverend welcomes rising Texas artist Ashton Naylor, fresh off the release of his debut album Foot in the Door. Ashton and The Rev spend some time talking about the record and his upcoming shows, and geeking out on their favorite music. Then Ashton played two tracks off the album (Foot in the Door, Barkeep) live in KZSM Studio. The show was rounded out with prerecorded tracks from Bob Dylan, Court Yard Hounds (featuring Jakob Dylan), The Trips, Nathan Hamilton, The Mothermold, and Terri Hendrix.
2025-11-1458 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-07-25) Todd Snider New album + Purple Versions of older songsSterling is back in the booth with The Reverend this week as we showcase tracks from Todd Snider, specifically songs from his new album featuring Sterling on bass (High Lonesome and Then Some) + the "Purple versions" of several of Todd's earlier songs that he re-recorded in stripped-down fashion and and released a few years ago.
2025-11-0758 minHWY 261HWY 261 (10-24-25) Dennis JayDennis Jay returns to the KZSM studio ahead of his debut performance at The Redbird Listening Room tomorrow night. Dennis and The Rev talk horses, and Dennis plays a pair of great original songs from his catalog (South of Seguin and Adios Moonlight). The Rev also leans to Texas-connected prerecorded tracks that have a spooky season theme. Artists played include Sammy Wells (covering Paul McCartney), Judas Priest, Willie Nelson, Edgar Winter Group, Shakey Graves, Ryan Culwell & Aubrie Sellers, The Black Angels, and Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs.
2025-10-2457 min
Sundays Free With JJBSundays Free With JJB (10-19-25) S3 Ep31 Warren Jackson HearneJoin host Justin James (Kitt) Bridges for Season 3 Episode 31 of Sundays Free With JJB on KZSM-LP 104.1 San Marcos. Special Guest Warren Jackson Hearne out of Denver stops in to promote his current tour and upcoming projects. JJB talks about the No Kings Protest, exercising your First Amendment Rights, the social and political climate and the importance of voting. Music from Muruga Cosmic Boogie, Grace Livingston, Flight by Nothing, Giant Panda Gorilla Dub Squad, Kali Rose KB, Joe Congden, Jason Woolery, Echo Page, Motley Crue, James Brown, Ozzy Osborne, Cosmic Knot, Fortunate Youth, Pete Seeger, DFOY, Queen, & intro & outro by...
2025-10-201h 58HWY 261HWY 261 (10-17-25) Keith Davis, GeezerfestSterling is still on "house arrest" while his immune system works itself back up, so The Reverend is solo in the booth again today to welcome Phenomenal musician Keith Davis back into the KZSM broadcast booth. Keith has been on the show several times as both a solo artist and a sideman for other guests, and he's plugging both his newly released EP and his first full band show as a solo artist in 16 years tonight at Geezerfest in Gruene, TX. The Reverend played a few heavier tracks, including tunes from Sabaton, Watchtower, and Pantera, then eased off the...
2025-10-1758 minHWY 261HWY 261 (10-10-25) The Return of The TripsSterling is laying low for health reasons today, so The Reverend hosts The Trips return to the KZSM studio as a solo DJ. The band talks about their new and upcoming projects, including the music video they recently filmed for February (featuring The Rev as a zombie, no less!), their live music calendar for October, and Sammy's self-imposed TikTok challenge to learn a cover of one song each from all 25 of Paul McCartney's post-Beatles releases and post one each day in the 25 days of October leading up to Sir Paul's concert in San Antonio on October 25th. The Trips...
2025-10-1058 minHWY 261HWY 261 (10-03-25) A Tribute to Al Barlow (1954-2025)Sterling is back in the booth after a few weeks on the DL, and he and The Reverend used today's episode to pay tribute to the late Al Barlow, a clever and influential songwriter, who passed away last week at the age of 71. Sterling knew Al for decades, and The Reverend got to interact with the man a few times too, so they share stories along with a highlight list of some of Al's most memorable songs: Matches, Cypress Creek Elixir, Jello, Squirrel Hunting, When I Retire, Songwriters' Night, The Anti-Navelite, Jack's Job, Lady's Room Wall, I Just Want...
2025-10-0358 minHWY 261HWY 261 (09-19-25) A Will Johnson primer, curated by KZSM's own Chris GardnerThe Reverend is flying solo today as Sterling recovers from a serious health issue. KZSM's Production Committee Chair, Chris Gardner, brought The Rev along to Austin last night for a Magnolia & Johnson Electric Co. show. The Rev figured this would be a great opportunity to feature the work of a prolific Texas-based artist in Will Johnson, and Chris graciously agreed to curate a "starter playlist" of tracks from Will Johnson's career, including tracks from supergroup New Multitudes, Will's solo career, the Jason Molina & Will Johnson team-up album Molina & Johnson, and a bunch of great songs from Will's first major...
2025-09-1956 minHWY 261HWY 261 (09-12-25) Star De AzlanSterling has been sidelined by a medical condition, so The Reverend is hosting solo as he welcomes Star De Azlan into the KZSM studio. Star's new single, Adios Cowboy, will be released September 26th. She plays an acoustic version of that tune live on the air, as well as a brand new song. Prerecorded tracks included songs from Nathan Hamilton, Keith Davis, Mark Allan Atwood, Tom Russell, The Rev. Jason Woolery, and Dallas Burrow ft. Kelly Willis.
2025-09-1259 minHWY 261HWY 261 (08-29-25) Hank Weaver, Cameron Allbright, & Ashton NaylorSterling is back from his touring with Todd Snider and Dallas Burrow! He and the Reverend welcome local phenoms Hank Weaver, Cameron Allbright, and Ashton Naylor who are playing together tonight at Cheatham St. Warehouse in San Marcos, TX. Prerecorded tracks centered around the Jennings family in honor of the forthcoming Waylon album "Songbird." Tracks played were all from Waylon Jennings, Jessi Colter, and Shooter Jennings.
2025-08-291h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (08-16-2024) Cover Songs w/ Joey Bramwell of Prime MeridianJoey, Bramwell, bassist of Austin's 80s throwback cover band Prime Meridian, joins The Reverend in the booth and spins cover songs with Texas connections.
2025-08-2256 minHWY 261HWY 261 (08-22-25) Rob Dark Smith, Trey Martinez, Keith DavisSterling is still on tour with Dallas Burrow, so The Reverend is still solo in the KZSM booth as he welcomes Rob Dark Smith, Keith Davis, and Trey Martinez into the studio. This is Rob and Keith's second visit to HWY 261 in 2025; last time they were promoting the release of The Anvil, today they're plugging the show that the three of them are playing tonight at The Redbird Listening Room in New Braunfels. The three of them play two amazing songs off The Anvil as wll as talking about their other projects, upcoming shows, etc. Prerecorded tracks today all...
2025-08-2259 minHWY 261HWY 261 (08-15-25) BriscoeToday The Reverend welcomed a couple of members of Austin-based Americana band Briscoe, Truitt & Phil. They are about to hit the road for a middle America tour on Monday, and they played us a couple f great songs that'll be in the setlist on this tour, Roughnecks & The Well. The Rev also played the title track of their forthcoming album, Heat of July, at the end of the show. Other prerecorded tracks included artists Ruthie Foster, HalleyAnna Finlay, Charlie Sexton, Paul Cauthen, and Dj Bartly.
2025-08-1556 minHWY 261HWY 261 (08-08-25) David RosenbladSterling in still on the road playing bass in the current incarnation of the Todd Snider Band, so The Reverend is solo again this week, but not entirely, because today The Rev welcomed guest artist David Rosenblad into the KZSM studio. David played a couple of great unreleased tunes (Living, Loving, & Being in the Present; Rise Up) in addition to telling listeners where he'll be playing live in the near future and where he can be found online. The Reverend also played a handful of prerecorded tracks from Dangerous Toys, Lyle Lovett, Lightnin' Hopkins, Hank Weaver, David Rosenblad, Dallas...
2025-08-0858 minHWY 261HWY 261 (08-01-25) Rockin' Tunes from (Mostly) Texas ArtistsThe Reverend is flying solo in the booth because Sterling in at war with his own sinuses, so the playlist for August 1st, 2025 is a mixed bag of rockin' tunes from (mostly) Texas artists. Artists played on today's episode: Texas Tornados, Reverend Horton Heat, Deep Blue Something, Toadies, Tripping Daisy, The Mars Volta, Blue Healer, Micky & the Motorcars, Reckless Kelly, Spoon, Old 97s, and Des Rocs.
2025-08-0157 minHWY 261HWY 261 (07-18-25) Cheatham St. Warehouse Class of '87 SongwritersSterling is returning from a recording session in Nashville Friday, so The Rev is broadcasting solo in the booth again this week. Today's episode focuses on the Cheatham Street Warehouse "Class of '87" group of singer-songwriters, that is, half a dozen young artists who frequented Kent Finlay's Songwriters Circle at Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos, TX in 1987 and went on to make names for themselves in the music industry. All six of the "Class of '87" artists are represented on today's show: Todd Snider, Hal Ketchum, Terri Hendrix, Bruce Robison, John Arthur Martinez, and James McMurtry.
2025-07-1859 minHWY 261HWY 261 (07-11-25) Young Songwriters: Dylan Rhys & Tasman SharpThe Rev is hosting solo in the booth this week as Sterling heads to Port A to play a gig with Dallas Burrow tonight at The Gaff. Guest artists today are a couple of the participants in this year's Young Songwriters Workshop, an annual program put on by Cheatham Street Music Foundation and held at The Redbird Listening Room in New Braunfels, TX (a venue owned by Dallas Burrow and family). Students this year worked with artists Missoula Slim, Melissa Engleman, Sammy Wells (of The Trips), Hank Weaver, Dallas Burrow, Bri Bagwell, Sterling Finlay, and award-winning cowboy songwriter Dennis...
2025-07-111h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (07-04-25) Songs About Social Issues, Songs of ProtestOn this July 4th episode, The Rev and Sterling play songs about social issues and songs of protest, but because of an overnight deluge in the hill country, the first quarter hour is dedicated to sending our best to our neighbors who are dealing with flooding issues. The show begins with SRV playing Texas Flood and Couldn't Stand the Weather. After the first promo, the focus shifts to songs about social issues and songs of protest. Tracks included three covers from the late Victor Holk (Kill the Poor-Dead Kennedys, Rainbow Stew-Merle Haggard, Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag-Country...
2025-07-0459 minHWY 261HWY 261 (06-27-25) Lynn Crossett's 3rd visit to HWY 261; tracks from Young Songwriters Workshop '25 artistsThis week The Reverend and Sterling welcome Lynn Crossett back into the KZSM booth for his 3rd time as our guest. His new album, Autumn to August has just been released; produced by the great Lloyd Maines, the album is fantastic, and Lynn plays a couple of the songs (the title track & Coulda Been the Wine) live in the studio during this week's episode. The Rev and Sterling also plug the upcoming Young Songwriters Workshop that the Rev directs annually at The Redbird Listening Room in New Braunfels, TX. Prerecorded tracks included songs from Butthole Surfers, Missoula Slim, Melissa...
2025-06-271h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (06-13-25) Texas Funk/Soul episode; RIP Sly StoneSterling is traveling to a gig today, so The Reverend has his youngest daughter, Layla, in the booth to co-host a salute to funk and soul musicians from Texas. Sly Stone (born in Denton in 1943) passed away in L.A. this week at the age of 82, so The Rev has curated a playlist to shine a bright, colorful light on some of the great funk/soul artists to have come from our great state. Artists played on this episode: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Sly & the Family Stone, Barry White, Billy Preston, Edgar Winter's White Trash, Black Joe Lewis...
2025-06-1355 minHWY 261HWY 261 (06-06-25) Songs Our Dads Showed UsLast week, The Rev's daughter curated a playlist of up-and-coming artists that the young generation is listening to a lot. This week Sterling and The Rev go the other direction, spinning tracks that we heard in the house or in the car growing up with our dads. Artists played include Simon & Garfunkel, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash, James McMurtry, Hal Ketchum, Terri Hendrix, and George Strait.
2025-06-0657 minHWY 261HWY 261 (05-30-25) Guest DJ Alice W; up-and-coming artists playlistSterling is on the way to play a gig at The Old Quarter in Galveston with Dallas Burrow, so The Reverend has his oldest daughter, Alice, in the co-host's chair. Alice has curated a playlist of up-and-coming Texas artists the she and her young peers are really into, several of whom have not yet come to the attention of The Rev and Sterling. After kicking off with tunes from The Dixie Chicks and Harry Connick Jr. (the reason we spun a NOLA artist's track is explained in the episode), The Rev and Alice run listeners through Alice's playlist, which...
2025-05-3058 minHWY 261HWY 261 (05-23-25) Salute to GraduatesLocal high schools are having graduation ceremonies this weekend, and local universities held ceremonies a couple of weeks ago, so The Reverend and Sterling salute the accomplishments of all local graduates with songs from artists who were educated--high school, college, or both--in Texas. Artists played included Alice Cooper, William Clark Green, John Denver, Bill Whitbeck, Michael Martin Murphey, Blue October, Los Spark Notes, Polyphonic Spree, and George Strait.
2025-05-2356 minHWY 261HWY 261 (05-16-25) Shoutout to Moms, music mixed bagThe Reverend is flying solo in the booth today while Sterling retrieves a '61 Ford Falcon he bought in Austin. The Rev spends part of the show on a shoutout to moms, during which he played track from Sons of Fathers, Okkervil River, Big John Mills, and Randy Travis. The rest of the show was a musical mixed bag, with tracks from The Trips, Dustin Welch, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Johnny & Edgar Winter, Nathan Hamilton, Steve Miller Band, Boz Skaggs, and Matt the Electrician.
2025-05-1659 minHWY 261HWY 261 (05-02-25) Willie Nelson 92nd Birthday TributeThe Reverend and Sterling celebrate Willie Nelson, who turned 92 this week, by deep-diving his catalog for songs not generally heard on the radio. Tracks played included Matador, She is Gone, Mr. Shuck & Jive (Willie & Waylon), Alice in Hulaland (Willie & Haggard), Whiter Shade of Pale, Always on My Mind (David Beck's Tejano Weekend), Hands on the Wheel, Bach's Minuet in G, Stuff the Works, You Show Me Yours and I'll Show You Mine, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Instrumental), The Devil's Right Hand (The Highwaymen), and The Great Divide.
2025-05-0256 minHWY 261HWY 261 (04-25-25) Tracy Weinberg & Gretchen McMahonThe Reverend and Sterling welcome local artists Tracy Weinberg & Gretchen McMahon into the KZSM studio to talk music, discuss their latest release Tracy Weinberg & Friends: Another Saturday Night, and the duo plays a pair of great live tracks off of the record (Side Effects of Love and Blindspot). Prerecorded tracks included songs from Dustin Welch, Lynn Crossett, The Texas Sapphires, Jeff Plankenhorn, Slaid Cleaves, Tracy Weinberg, and Shaver.
2025-04-251h 01HWY 261HWY 261 (04-18-25) Bad Livers, James McMurtryNo guest artist in the KZSM studio today (The Rev's 46th B-Day), so the fellas spin tracks from Austin artists Bad Livers and James McMurtry. James and Danny Barnes of bad Livers both work professionally with Sterling's older sister, Jenni Finlay, so there are a few stories shared between prerecorded tracks. The show closes out with a Tom Waits cover of Kinky Friedman's song Highway Cafe. Kinky (RIP) was another artist who worked with Jenni Finlay until he passed in 2024.
2025-04-1858 minHWY 261HWY 261 (04-18-25) Bad Livers, James McMurtryNo guest artist in the KZSM studio today (The Rev's 46th B-Day), so the fellas spin tracks from Austin artists Bad Livers and James McMurtry. James and Danny Barnes of bad Livers both work professionally with Sterling's older sister, Jenni Finlay, so there are a few stories shared between prerecorded tracks. The show closes out with a Tom Waits cover of Kinky Friedman's song Highway Cafe. Kinky (RIP) was another artist who worked with Jenni Finlay until he passed in 2024.
2025-04-1858 minHWY 261HWY 261 (04-11-25) RIP Arley Blankenship of The Volunteer Fire AntsSterling is taking care of personal business today, and there was no guest artist scheduled, so The Reverend flies solo and spins tracks from a number of artists who are playing locally in the near future. The Reverend also takes a few minutes to pay tribute to Arley Blankenship of Wimberley's Volunteer Fire Ants, who passed away last week. Artists played on this episode of HWY 261 included The Doors, Nathan Hamilton, Bri Bagwell, Volunteer Fire Ants, Dallas Burrow, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Lynn Crossett, Lyle Lovett, David Beck, ZZ Top, Steve Earle, and King's X.
2025-04-111h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (03-28-25) Rob Dark Smith w/ Keith Davis, Anvil EP ReleaseRob Dark Smith joins The Reverend and Sterling in the KZSM studio to talk about the release of his new EP, Anvil. Produced by Keith Davis (who joins Rob in the studio and accompanies him on the live songs) and featuring a cast of talented local musicians, Anvil is a solid EP, perfect for fans of Americana, Red Dirt, and singer-songwriter music. Rob, Keith, Sterling, and The Reverend swap stories, and Rob & Keith play Final Drive and Keep Up live in on the air. Both songs are on the Anvil EP. The show closed out with the recorded version...
2025-03-2859 minHWY 261HWY 261 (03-21-25) Adam Carroll 50th Birthday TributeThe Reverend and Sterling don't have a guest artist this week, so they spend part of the episode celebrating the music of local singer-songwriting phenom Adam Carroll, who turned 50 this week. They also give a shout-out to Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, who turned 74 this week. Prerecorded tracks included songs from Pearl Jam, Paul Cauthen, The Flatlanders, Brooks & Dunn, Asleep at the Wheel, and 4 songs from Adam Carroll.
2025-03-211h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (03-14-25) Spring Break 2025The Reverend and Sterling spin some heavier rock and roll tracks with Texas connections to send off Spring Break 2025 for students at Texas State University and in San Marcos CISD, and to ring in Spring Break 2025 for students in Hays CISD. Artists played on today's episode include 13th Floor Elevators, Roky Erickson & the Aliens, Ministry, Pantera, Dustin Welch, Dangerous Toys, Janis Joplin, ZZ Top, and Queensryche.
2025-03-1458 minHWY 261HWY 261 (02-28-25) Lynn Crossett (Refinery Town single release); 50th episode; 1 year anniversary showSterling is out to play a gig in Luckenbach with Dallas Burrow, so The Reverend welcomes Lynn Crossett back into the KZSM studio for his second appearance on HWY 261. Lynn is releasing a new album, Autumn to August, in June of 2025. Produced by Lloyd Maines, this is Lynn's second record with the venerated Texas producer, and in the lead-up to the album's release he'll be dropping a single per month, starting today. The Reverend played the first track from the album, Refinery Town, along with tracks from former guests of HWY 261 over our first year on the air: Nathan...
2025-02-281h 02HWY 261HWY 261 (02-21-25) Hank WeaverHank Weaver returns to the KZSM studio to talk with The Reverend and Sterling about his recent shows at the Steamboat Music Festival, the new album he's recording with David Beck, and he plays a great original tune along with a cover of Doug Sahm's Give Back the Key to My Heart. Prerecorded tracks included cuts from Lyle Lovett & Randy Newman, Paul Simon, Pistol Annies, Velvet Underground, Tomahawk, Hayes Carll, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
2025-02-2159 minHWY 261HWY 261 (02-14-25) Melissa Engleman "Love" EP releaseThe Reverend and Sterling are joined in the KZSM studio by singer-songwriter Melissa Engleman. Melissa just released the EP "Love" on Feb. 1, and plays two tracks from it live in studio. The EP is the first of a planned trilogy, "Love, Death, Mexico." Pre-recorded tracks that are thematically linked to Valentine's Day (love songs, breakup songs, etc) from artists including Dixie Chicks, George Jones, Los Lonely Boys, Los Spark Notes, and William Beckmann round out this week's episode.
2025-02-1457 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-31-25) Blues Tracks + SMMA Nominated artistsThe Reverend and Sterling, along with new KZSM Intern Matt, spin some longer blues tracks from SRV, Los Spark Notes, and Lightnin Hopkins, along with a few songs by artists nominated in various categories for the 2nd Annual San Marcos Music Awards, being held at The Price Center in SMTX on 01-31-25.
2025-01-3158 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-24-25) Eric SarmientoThe Reverend and Sterling welcome Texas State Geography professor, urban planning researcher, and local singer-songwriter Eric Sarmiento into the KZSM studios. Eric talks about his current research project that involves early East Texas blues, and he plays two great songs live, both of which were released in 2024 as part of Eric's personal goal of releasing a song a month for the full year (a goal he accomplished, releasing 12 new songs across the 12 months of 2024).
2025-01-241h 01HWY 261HWY 261 (01-17-25) Muchacho Sanchez & Andrew BlantonSterling is out this week, so The Rev is hosting solo from KZSM studios in beautiful downtown San Marcos, TX. He's joined by Muchacho Sanchez and Andrew Banton, who play together as a duo and perform two phenomenal songs by Muchacho, "Again" and "Marie Laveau." The Rev's youngest daughter, Layla, also makes a guest appearance in Sterling's chair in the opening quarter hour of the episode.
2025-01-1759 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-10-25) Dennis JayThe Reverend and Sterling are joined in the KZSM studio in San Marcos, TX by Dennis Jay, who is a singer-songwriter in the "Western and Country" style. He's got a brand new album out he's plugging, Cowboy Rhythm, which was produced by the great Lloyd Maines. Dennis plays Adios Moonlight and The Last Great Necessity off the new record, as well as reminiscing about Kent Finlay's Songwriters Circle, the music of Tom Russell, and where listeners can find Dennis' recorded output in hard copy or online.
2025-01-1058 minHWY 261HWY 261 (01-03-25) HWY 261 Goes to the MoviesFor the first episode of 2025, The Reverend and Sterling spin songs on CD and vinyl from various soundtracks that have some musical connection to Texas. Soundtrack albums represented were: Crazy Heart; Maverick; The Sting; Pure Country; The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas; Forrest Gump; Song Writer.
2025-01-0358 min
Handspun A Podcast about Handspinning, Knitting, and YarnSpin to Knit: Tips for handspinning the yarn you wantHandspun: a podcast all about handspinning yarn, processing wool, knitting, owning a wool mill, farm life and everything in between.To join the Zoom spin along on December 31st head to the Ewethful patreon community and become a memberhttps://www.patreon.com/EwethfulFiberMillPattern suggestions mentioned Mittens: The World's Simplest Mittens by Tin Can KnitsPattern is available using Fingering, DK, Worsted or Chunky weight yarns!You'll need max 300 yardsKerchief: Ritual Kerchief by Caitlin HunterYou...
2024-12-2816 minHWY 261HWY 261 (12-20-24) A Very Sterling Christmas 2024Sterling is back in the KZSM broadcast booth after a couple weeks out, and we spend most of the episode listening through and talking about his holiday album A Very Sterling Christmas vol. 2 All I Want for Christmas is Uke. You can listen to the album on Lone Star Music at this link: https://lonestarmusicmagazine.com/sterling-finlays-a-very-sterling-christmas-volume-2/
2024-12-2056 minHWY 261HWY 261 (12-13-24) Texas State Volleyball Seniors Alyssa Ortega & Ryann TorresThis week we delve into the sports media side of broadcasting as The Reverend welcomes TxSt Volleyball's two graduating Seniors, Alyssa Ortega (Libero, #21) & Ryann Torres (Setter, #14), into the KZSM studio. The 'Cats are fresh off a historic run in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, during which TxSt became the first program since 2014 to sweep their way through a conference tournament as part of an impressive 14-0 run of set victories to close out the regular season. Alyssa & Ryann talk about the ups, downs, bruises, and bling that were part of the 2024 campaign, and we play a couple of tracks...
2024-12-131h 01HWY 261HWY 261 (12-06-24) Sons of Fathers era in SMTXThe Rev is solo in the booth this week with no scheduled guest, so he sets the "Way Back Machine" for ca. 2009 in San Marcos, TX, when Sons of Fathers and a bunch of talented other singer-songwriters were burning things up in San Marcos, Austin, and the surrounding Texas Hill Country. The Rev spins prerecorded tracks from Kent Finlay, Sons of Fathers, Paul Cauthen, David Beck's Tejano Weekend, Marshall Anderson, Josh Dodds, Forest Wayne Allen, Blue Healer, Pake Rossi, Daniel Driver, and Bill Whitbeck.
2024-12-0658 min
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2024-11-301h 38HWY 261HWY 261 (11-22-24) Ceilidh WelshThe Reverend and Sterling welcome Ceilidh Welsh into the KZSM studio. Ceilidh first met The Rev and Sterling when she was a 12 year old student at the annual Young Songwriters Workshop The Rev directs each summer. Ceilidh has been a talented songwriter for years and now, at age 19, she's got some new material she's preparing to release. She discusses with the guys and plays a couple of songs to preview the forthcoming release.
2024-11-2957 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-29-24) Foscoe JonesFoscoe Jones comes out of retirement for a day to join The Reverend and Sterling in the KZSM booth. The guys reminisce about the days when Sterling was bassist in Foscoe's band The Distractions and talk about Foscoe's two albums, Foscoe Jones: Live (2001) and A Song Like This (2004). Foscoe plays two live songs in the studio and is joined by Sterling on the upright bass.
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The History of Bad Ideas PodcastI'm Sorry I Wash My Beans, Man!The HOBI Gang is getting ready for Thanksgiving this week as the podcast is stuffed with the latest in pop culture news! The guys remember Chuck Woolery, vampires fight hedonists, the hosts list their favorite panel from the Cincinnati Comic Expo and Only Fans invade Airbnb! Plus the dangers of a nudist colony, Jeff doesn't like beans, Wicked slays Gladiator 2 at the box office, Moana 2 arrives and they list their Top Five Favorite Holiday Desserts! This episode is sponsored by the Super Cincy Expo.
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The Rizzuto Show | Daily Comedy PodcastCrap On Extra: Has Aerosmith's ride come to an end while the Muppets ride will take off?MUSICAerosmith's Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida is no more as The Muppets will now be the focus of the ride.Blake Shelton just launched some new merch that's so dumb, fans are loving it. For $15, you can get a set of four red cups that say, "I Drink, Get Over It." It's a reference to a cup he had on stage with him at a show in Florida in 2016, back when rumors were swirling he was in rehab. But the truly dumb product he's selling is a black t-sh...
2024-11-2516 min
Jason & Alexis11/25 MON HOUR 2: We revisit a great moment in JA history: Alexis' review of "The Crown!" BOOB TUBE: "GBBO," Jason Kelce sings (again), and RIP Chuck WooleryWe revisit a great moment in JA history: Alexis' review of "The Crown!" BOOB TUBE: "GBBO," Jason Kelce sings (again), and RIP Chuck WoolerySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2024-11-2537 minHWY 261HWY 261 (03-29-24) Troy StoneThe Reverend and Sterling chat with Troy Stone, formerly of The Hill Country Gentlemen, and an accomplished singer-songwriter who has pursued a busy solo career for the past several years.
2024-11-221h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (03-08-24) John Arthur MartinezThe Reverend and Sterling welcome John Arthur Martinez into the KZSM studio. John is a longtime Texas singer-songwriter who, at one point in his career, finished 2nd in Season 1 of Nashville Star (one spot ahead of Miranda Lambert); he currently curates his own annual festival in Marble Falls, Fiesta JAM. He and Sterling also reminisce about the time when Sterling was in JAM's band and they got to open for Elton John.
2024-11-2259 minHWY 261HWY 261 (03-15-24) Sammy WellsThe Reverend and Sterling talk with San Marcos-based musician Sammy Wells, who performs both solo and as one third of The Trips (a band that includes his siblings...they're triplets). The guys discuss the state of live music in SMTX and Sammy plays a couple of original songs.
2024-11-221h 03HWY 261HWY 261 (03-01-24) Dallas BurrowIn the inaugural episode of HWY 261, The Reverend and Sterling introduce themselves and talk with their good buddy Dallas Burrow, in whose band Sterling plays bass.
2024-11-2259 minHWY 261HWY 261 (03-22-24) Nathan HamiltonThe Reverend and Sterling talk with Nathan Hamilton (The Rev's all time favorite singer-songwriter); they reminisce about the first album Nathan was on, Good Medicine Band-Spirit of the Sharecroppers, which was produced by Lloyd Maines and recorded right next door at Texas State University's Fire Station Studios. They also discuss the score Nathan wrote for independent film Fugitive Dreams (streaming on Amazon Prime) and his forthcoming album, Not One Among Us, his first new release in 12 years.
2024-11-221h 03HWY 261HWY 261 (04-12-24) Sam DowningThe Reverend and Sterling welcome Sam Downing into the studio. Sam is a talented young singer-songwriter based in Wimberley, TX who The Rev and Sterling first met as a teenage student at the annual Young Songwriters Workshop directed by The Rev and sponsored by Cheatham Street Music Foundation. Sam has released a full album and several singles, and has shared stages with such luminaries as Gary P. Nunn, Susan Gibson, Slaid Cleaves, and Adam Carroll.
2024-11-2256 minHWY 261HWY 261 (06-07-24) Curtis Rowe of ArbordaeThe Reverend and Sterling discuss the current state of music in San Marcos, TX with Curtis Rowe, front man and principal songwriter of local band Arbordae.
2024-11-221h 00HWY 261HWY 261 (05-17-24) Bri BagwellSterling is on the road this week, so The Reverend is solo in the booth to interview the inimitable Texas singer-songwriter Bri Bagwell. Bri and The Rev discuss her current touring schedule, the possibility of Bri recording and releasing a live album at some point in her career, and her volunteer work with the special needs community at Austin's Marbridge Foundation (where The Rev's wife works, and The rev sometimes covers shifts as a medical direct support provider).
2024-11-221h 03HWY 261HWY 261 (11-15-24) George EnsleThe Reverend and Sterling welcome George Ensle into the KZSM studio. George has been on the singer-songwriter scene since the 1960s, and has shared stages with the likes of Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and Billy Joe Shaver. He plays live constantly, and does a lot of work with the special needs community, the Hospice program, and Soldier Songs & Voices.
2024-11-1558 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-08-24) Nathan Hamilton-Not One Among Us album releaseSterling is in Nashville recording this week, so The Reverend is flying solo in the host's chair. This week's guest artist, Nathan Hamilton, just released his first new album in 12 years (Not One Among Us), and Nathan & The Rev talk about the record in between tracks spun exclusively from the new album.
2024-11-0857 minHWY 261HWY 261 (11-01-24) Keith Michael of Etta PlaceThe Reverend and Sterling welcome Keith Michael of the band Etta Place into the studio. The guys spin tracks themed around Halloween & Dia de los Muertos, and Keith Michael played 2 songs live.
2024-11-0158 minHWY 261HWY 261 (10-18-24) - Jim TrainerThis week the Rev and Sterling have in the studio Jim Trainer, Poet, Publisher, and Spoken Word Artist from Austin.
2024-10-1858 minHWY 261Hwy 261 (09-27-24) - Manzy Lowry & Clifton HuntThe Rev and Stirling have Manzy Lowry, along with Clifton Hunt, a special guest from Idaho, as guests as they explore all that is Texas Music.
2024-09-2857 min2024-05-1159 minHWY 261HWY 261 (04-19-24) Talking with TroyTalking with Troy Stone about "Musical Gate Keeping" filtered through the Beyonce Social Media blitz.
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PayerTalkCEPayerTalkCE™ Presents: Balancing Cost and Access to Quality Care for Therapeutic Advancements in PsoriasisJim Kenney (formerly of Harvard Pilgrim) leads a discussion on advancements in psoriasis treatment, emphasizing the need for early diagnosis and tailored care, especially for skin of color patients who may face diagnostic delays. Joined by Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine) and Jason Harris (National Psoriasis Foundation), the conversation covers the broad spectrum of psoriasis treatments, from topical therapies to biologics, and highlights the importance of considering patient preferences and comorbidities in treatment planning. They also discuss the challenges of access to care, the impact of psoriasis on mental health, and the evolving landscape of treatment...
2024-03-2645 min
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2023-09-2500 min
Conservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. ReportJason Miller On Big Tech Censorship, Government Collusion, and GETTRJason Miller, former Trump Campaign Advisor and CEO of GETTR, comes to The P.A.S. Report Podcast to discuss Big Tech censorship and the current coordination between the Biden administration and the corporate oligarchs. It is because of this collusion that Jason Miller felt an alternative platform was necessary and launched GETTR. We discuss the increasing censorship and polarization, and the dangers of speaking into echo chambers. More Information It is Professor Giordano's passion that led him to start The P.A.S. Report. Sick of an activist news media that wants t...
2021-08-0940 minConservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. ReportJason Miller On Big Tech Censorship, Government Collusion, and GETTRJason Miller, former Trump Campaign Advisor and CEO of GETTR, comes to The P.A.S. Report Podcast to discuss Big Tech censorship and the current coordination between the Biden administration and the corporate oligarchs. It is because of this collusion that Jason Miller felt an alternative platform was necessary and launched GETTR. We discuss the increasing censorship and polarization, and the dangers of speaking into echo chambers. More Information It is Professor Giordano's passion that led him to start The P.A.S. Report. Sick of an activist news media that wants t...
2021-08-0940 minConservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. ReportKT McFarland, David Zere, Tony Katz, Jason Rantz ║ CPAC 2021More from CPAC 2021. In this episode, Professor Giordano talks to national security expert, KT McFarland, as she lays out her concerns when it comes to the foreign policy of the Biden administration. David Zere, Host of Breaking Point on America's Voice News drops by to discuss the rapidly deteriorating conditions of New York State. As New York State has been under one-party rule, we go through how the state has been decimated. Tony Katz joins The P.A.S. Report discussing the overall mood at CPAC, as well as the radical left's agenda and what Republicans must do going...
2021-03-0830 minConservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. ReportKT McFarland, David Zere, Tony Katz, Jason Rantz ║ CPAC 2021More from CPAC 2021. In this episode, Professor Giordano talks to national security expert, KT McFarland, as she lays out her concerns when it comes to the foreign policy of the Biden administration. David Zere, Host of Breaking Point on America's Voice News drops by to discuss the rapidly deteriorating conditions of New York State. As New York State has been under one-party rule, we go through how the state has been decimated. Tony Katz joins The P.A.S. Report discussing the overall mood at CPAC, as well as the radical left's agenda and what Republicans must do going...
2021-03-0830 min
TALATERRADr. Lee Ann Woolery, Field Biology with Citizen ArtistDr. Lee Ann Woolery is a researcher, naturalist, educator, and artist. She is also the founder of EcoArt Expeditions and the Citizen Artist project. In this episode, Dr. Woolery and I discuss her interdisciplinary approach to ecological field research and the Train-the-Trainer pilot program that will launch in the new year. LINKSEcoArts ExpeditionsArt-Based Perceptual EcologyKnowing the Language of Place Through the ArtsDr. Woolery's publications on ResearchGateContact Dr. WooleryMaria Sibylla Merian, Smithsonian Institution ...
2020-11-2046 min
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2020-07-2929 min
Not In a Creepy WayThe Booth 2005Brothers Drew and Eric tackle the somewhat obscure 2005 J-Horror film The Booth. Along the way they talk about Pontypool, Chuck Woolery, and Hulk Hogan's restaurant chain "Pastamania." SPOILER HEAVY TALK RUNS FROM 22:22 – 36:06 Housekeeping starts at 42:12 and involves pandemic fatigue, Lennox Hill, and Max Brooks. File length 1:03:45 File Size 48.5 MB Theme by Jul Big Green via SongFinch Subscribe to us on iTunes Listen to us on Stitcher Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Send...
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