Kate Rogers on her ousting from the Alamo Trust
Kate Rogers joins TribCast to discuss her decision to resign from leading the organization that oversees the Alamo historic site amid political pressure
Letters to the Abusive Narcissist | Domestic Violence, Coercive Control, Narcissistic Abuse
In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, Brandon reads letters and poems from survivors of domestic violence, coercive control, and narcissistic abuse about their experiences. Plus, Brandon analyzes the letters to discuss the big themes of being good enough, survival, and your basic human rights. …
2025 in review
It’s our “Year in Review” this week on On The Record with Randy Beamer. Joined by Sanford Nowlin, Editor-In-Chief for the San Antonio Current, and Andrea Drusch, Senior Politics Reporter for San Antonio Report, we look at the top stories in local news in 2025. Among them: the Hill Country floodin…
RTB: Bonus Christmas episode
Our guests and hosts throughout the year have been recording some bonus content for you especially for Christmas. In today's special Christmas episode, you can hear Paul Elstob, Fay Ord, Clare Graham, Dan Cooper, Louise Carbado, Kate Rogers, Yvette Campbell, Simon Kelly and James Atkinson talk abou…
Kate Rogers and the Alamo
Kathy Rogers is the former executive director of the Alamo Trust. She resigned in late 2025 under pressure from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Rogers advocated for a broader historical story of the Alamo. Now she is fighting back with a lawsuit claiming First Amendment violations to reclaim her job.
TPR News Now: Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Former Alamo Trust CEO Kate Rogers speaks out; SAISD takes no action on the potential closure of Carvajal Elementary; San Antonio prepares for its annual MLK March
The Alamo in Focus with Kate Rogers
On this week's episode of Texas in Focus, host Matthew Reyna welcomes former Alamo Trust President and CEO Kate Rogers to the program. Rogers recently resigned from her position in the midst of mounting criticism from Texas Republican leaders, most notably Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham and Lt. …
Class of '26: Highs and loans
The job market seems to be on the downturn, especially if you’re a young person.
College graduates are scrambling to get their hands on just about any kind of job — but there are still sectors that need professionals, and schools are listening. Today, we hear some hope from some fresh journalism gr…
LIRR announces service improvements for Montauk line
The Town of Southold now has a plan officials hope will mitigate fear and chaos if U. S. Immigrations & Customs Enforcement agents ever come back to town.
Tara Smith reports in NEWSDAY that the Southold Town board voted 6-0 yesterday to adopt a detailed response plan that includes dispatching polic…
270. Nature, Art, and Literature: Pacific Northwest Book Launch & Season Preview
Join the team behind Skipstone (an imprint of the nonprofit, independent Seattle publishing house, Mountaineers Books) for an evening of nature, literature, and advocacy to celebrate the launch of Cascade of Life: An Artist's Seasonal Guide to the Wild Northwest by author and illustrator Emily Po…
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