This video is an in-depth discussion about the Hill Country Rod Run, a classic car event in Boerne, Texas. Host Jeff Flynn interviews Josh Mazour, one of the event organizers, covering the event’s history, schedule, activities, and the vibrant car culture in the area. They share stories about classic cars, the evolution of the event, and what attendees can expect across the three-day weekend, including live music, food vendors, and the popular Sunday reliability run.

Timeline

0:00 – Introduction: Host welcomes listeners and introduces the busy weekend in Bernie.

0:34 – Hill Country Rod Run overview and history.

1:15 – What makes the event special: car stories, community, and nostalgia.

2:07 – Sunday’s “Reliability Run” explained.

4:18 – Friday night preview: live music, metal bands, and family-friendly fun.

5:25 – Saturday’s main event: food, music, and hundreds of classic cars.

8:04 – Awards and judging process for the car show.

10:47 – Car clubs and the local car community.

13:21 – Octoberfest and other concurrent events in Bernie.

14:07 – Final details: event dates, times, and encouragement to attend.

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In this episode of The Boerne Brew, host Kerry Barbosa interviews Boerne Champion head volleyball coach Kelly McDaniel and four senior players: Taylor Fenton, Bella Perez, Cassidy Brewer, and Izzy Fjord. They discuss the team’s journey through district play, college plans, memorable matches, leadership, and the unique camaraderie of high school volleyball. The episode covers lessons from tough games, personal milestones, and the goals for the rest of the season.

YouTube Timeline / Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction & Host Welcome
00:28 – Meet Coach McDaniel and the Senior Players
01:35 – College Commitments and Recruitment Stories
02:12 – All-Star Game Experience
03:15 – Defensive Roles and Team Dynamics
04:18 – District Play Recap and Team Adjustments
05:46 – Lessons from Losses and Team Growth
06:32 – Vertical Jumps and Athletic Highlights
07:21 – Rivalry with Boerne High
08:50 – College Decisions and Future Plans
10:03 – Senior Leadership and Team Culture
12:00 – Family Backgrounds and Sports Journeys
13:44 – Reflections on Playing for Coach McDaniel
16:00 – Personal Milestones and Achievements
18:00 – Looking Ahead: Playoff Goals and Season Outlook
19:55 – Final Thoughts and Farewell

Original Air Date: September 27, 2025, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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This episode of the Boerne Brew, hosted by Jeff Flynn, focuses on an upcoming star party event at the St. Tryphon Winery in Boerne, Texas. Jeff is joined by Ed Rogers from the Kendall County Friends of the Night Sky and amateur astronomer Jack Estes. They discuss the importance of preserving dark skies, what attendees can expect at the event, tips for stargazing, and the impact of light pollution. The conversation covers practical advice for outdoor lighting, the use of astronomy apps, and highlights celestial objects visible during the event. The episode also provides logistical details for attending the star party and encourages community involvement in dark sky preservation.

Timeline

• 0:00 – Introduction by Jeff Flynn; overview of the Boerne Brew and today’s topic.
• 0:25 – Jeff shares his personal experience discovering the night sky outside the city.
• 1:33 – Introduction of guests: Ed Rogers (Kendall County Friends of the Night Sky) and Jack Estes (amateur astronomer).
• 2:21 – Ed explains the mission of the Friends of the Night Sky and details about the star party event at St. Tryphon Winery.
• 2:46 – Event logistics: address, timing, and unique features (moonset and sunset alignment).
• 3:30 – Jack describes what attendees will see through telescopes and the significance of the timing (Saturn at opposition, Milky Way, constellations).
• 5:11 – Discussion about light pollution, changes in the local night sky, and the impact of development.
• 8:31 – The importance of proper outdoor lighting and the five principles of dark sky-friendly lighting.
• 13:08 – Details about the event: telescopes, astronomy apps (SkyView), and what to bring (lawn chairs, red flashlights).
• 16:14 – Jack explains Messier objects and what celestial sights will be highlighted.
• 19:10 – Final event details: address, contact info, and encouragement to attend.
• 23:57 – Closing remarks, thanks to guests, and a reminder about next week’s episode.

• Original Air Date: September 20, 2025, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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