# Jeff Webster
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Jeffrey Tyrone Webster (born February 19, 1971) is an American former professional basketball player.
Webster played collegiately for the University of Oklahoma, where he scored 2,258 points and collected 781 rebounds.Webster was selected 40th overall by the Miami Heat in the 1994 NBA draft, but he and fellow Heat draftee Ed Stokes were traded to the Washington Bullets in exchange for Rex Chapman and the draft rights to Terrence Rencher. He played 11 games with the Bullets during the 1995–96 season before his brief NBA career came to an end.
San Antonio's Community College Powerhouse: Dr. Mike Flores on the Alamo Colleges District
The Alamo Colleges District serves 89,000 students across five campuses and has quietly become one of the best community college systems in the country. Most San Antonians still think of it as just a place to get an associate's degree.
In this episode, Jeff Webster sits down with Chancellor Dr. Mik…
The Texas Stock Exchange: How TXSE Is Taking On Wall Street with Nicole Chambers
New York has had a duopoly on U.S. stock exchanges for over 200 years. Texas is coming for it.
In this episode, Jeff Webster sits down with Nicole Chambers, Global Managing Director at the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), to talk about why America's public markets are broken, what it's going to take to…
City Councilwoman Misty Spears on Growth, Safety, and San Antonio's Big Bets
She grew up in District 9, watched it grow from a two-lane road on 281, and now she represents it on City Council. Misty Spears is anything but a typical freshman.
In this episode, Jeff Webster sits down with Councilwoman Spears to talk about her first year on Council, a week in Taiwan pursuing a $…
Building Southeast San Antonio: Leo Gomez on the Brooks Development Story
When Brooks Air Force Base closed, the neighborhoods surrounding it carried a poverty rate above 20% and a cloud of uncertainty over what would come next. That was 2012. Leo Gomez and his team had other plans.
In this episode, Jeff Webster sits down with his 30-year friend and Brooks Development Au…
Selling San Antonio: The Tourism Economy Behind 39 Million Visitors with Mario Bass
San Antonio draws 39.4 million visitors a year and generates $23.4 billion in economic activity. But that momentum is not guaranteed.
In this episode of Greater 210, Jeff Webster sits down with Mario Bass, President and CEO of Visit San Antonio, to talk about what it really takes to keep San Antoni…
San Antonio's Public Television Legacy: Inside KLRN with Arthur Emerson
KLRN has been part of San Antonio since 1962. Most people know the channel. Few know the story behind it.
In this episode of Greater 210, Jeff Webster sits down with Arthur Emerson, longtime leader and board chair of KLRN Public Television, to talk about what it takes to keep a locally owned, commu…
Bill Miller's CEO Jim Guy on Consistency, Community, and What's Next
Bill Miller's isn't just a restaurant. It's a career ladder, a community anchor, and a 75-location operation that still smokes its brisket the same way it always has.
In this episode of Greater 210, Jeff Webster sits down with Jim Guy, President and CEO of Bill Miller Bar-B-Q, to talk about what it…
From Golf Course to Urban Arboretum: Adriana Quinones on San Antonio's Hidden Gem
San Antonio is getting a world-class arboretum on the south side, and most people don't even know it yet.
In this episode of Greater 210, Jeff Webster sits down with Adriana Quinones, CEO of Arboretum San Antonio, to talk about the transformation of the former Republic Golf Course into one of the m…
Boeing's Best-Kept Secret: Tyler Schroeder on 5,000 Employees, World-Class MRO, and San Antonio's Aerospace Future
Boeing has over 5,000 employees in San Antonio. Most people have no idea.
In this episode of Greater 210, Jeff Webster sits down with Tyler Schroeder, Boeing's Senior Manager of Government Operations, to talk about what the company is actually doing at Port San Antonio and why it matters for the ci…
The Witte Museum's 100-Year Celebration with CEO Dr. Michelle Cuellar Everidge
The Witte Museum is turning 100, and CEO Dr. Michelle Cuellar Everidge joins Jeff Webster to share what makes this San Antonio institution so much more than a museum. From its founding by a schoolteacher in 1926 to 350,000 annual visitors today, the Witte has been a cornerstone of curiosity and com…
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