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The Boerne Brew - Shelly Leonard, Love Kendall County Kids 09-12-26

The Boerne Brew - Shelly Leonard, Love Kendall County Kids 09-12-26

This episode of the Boerne Brew features host Jeff Flinn interviewing Shelly Leonard, executive director of Love Kendall County Kids (formerly Love Boerne Kids/Boerne Community Coalition). They discuss the organization's growth since 2015, the scope of child food insecurity in Kendall County (1 in 6 kids), and the range of services offered — food, school supplies, shoes, beds, after-school and scholarship programs. The conversation covers Saturday's Hunger Action Month events: a food distribution at their Highland Drive location and a food drive/raffle at Walmart, plus upcoming "give back" nights at Chipotle and Texas Roadhouse. Shelly also shares her personal connection to the mission, volunteer opportunities, and how the community can get involved via lovekckids.org.   0:00 – Intro & weekend community events 0:36 – Food drive for Love Kendall County Kids introduced 0:46 – Shelly Leonard's Saturday food drive details & raffle prizes 1:08 – History: from Boerne Community Coalition to Love Kendall County Kids 1:39 – Child food insecurity stats (1 in 6 kids) 2:32 – Services beyond food: school supplies, shoes, beds, scholarships 3:07 – Website & how to get help/volunteer/donate 3:47 – 2025 impact numbers (26,000 lbs food, backpacks, school supplies) 4:17 – Back to School Resource Rallies & sock/underwear drives 5:33 – Comfort ISD expansion & shoe requests 6:24 – Teacher supply drive idea 6:52 – Headquarters location & hours 7:22 – Today's food distribution logistics (9–11 AM) 7:44 – Walmart food drive requirements & signup process 8:24 – Summer/holiday school lunch programs 9:16 – COVID-era lunch gap story 9:51 – 2025 distribution stats & rising need 11:00 – Shelly's personal story & path to the role 12:03 – Comparison to Palmer Drug Abuse Program peer counseling 13:16 – Contact info: website, phone, address 14:34 – What a Walmart visitor can expect today 16:11 – What's needed most: food, volunteers 16:31 – Chipotle (9/23) and Texas Roadhouse (9/30) give-back nights 17:44 – Speaking engagements & contact email 18:24 – Volunteer opportunities & ideal volunteer ages 20:35 – Why need keeps growing in Kendall County 22:00 – Wrap-up & how to help this weekend Original Air Date:  September 12, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 12.09.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Esteban Serrano9-5-2026

The Boerne Brew - Esteban Serrano9-5-2026

Kerry Barboza hosts Boerne Radio's sports reporter and Coaches Show host Esteban Serrano for a wide-ranging conversation. Esteban shares how he broke into sports broadcasting at Central Catholic High School, his path through Texas Sports Productions, mentors who shaped his career (Baron Wiley, Roland Ruiz, Bill Schoning), and lessons learned from re-listening to his early work. They dig into the Coaches Show's format and live-audience challenges, Boerne Radio's sales side, this year's Boerne Little League World Series run, and a full breakdown of local high school football — including Champion, Smithson Valley, and Boerne High's strong start to the season.   0:00 – Intro & welcome to the Bernie Brew 0:32 – Nerves of being interviewed vs. interviewing 1:01 – Behind the scenes of the Coaches Show at 28 Songs Brewhouse 2:19 – Getting started in broadcasting at Central Catholic 5:07 – Meeting Baron Wiley and joining Boerne Radio 5:33 – First play-by-play game and broadcasting idols 8:12 – From Cronkite dreams to finding his own path 8:53 – Advice from mentors and self-critique 10:08 – TSP, production vs. commentary, and advice for young broadcasters 12:44 – History of the Coaches Show and its revival 14:09 – Bringing coaches on to "brag on the kids" 15:59 – Adjusting to a live studio audience 17:47 – Sales side of Boerne Radio 17:59 – Boerne Little League's World Series run 22:53 – Laredo broadcasting trips and travel memories 21:00 – Laredo Champion football: strong season outlook 23:36 – Smithson Valley matchup potential 23:53 – Boerne High Greyhounds season opener recap 25:16 – Wrap-up and thanks Original Air Date:  September 5, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 05.09.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Mark Olson  LTO Ventures 8-29-26

The Boerne Brew - Mark Olson  LTO Ventures 8-29-26

This episode of Boerne Brew (Boerne Radio 103.9 FM) features host Jeff Flinn (managing editor, Boerne Star) interviewing Mark Olson of LTO Ventures. Olson is the father of two adult daughters with intellectual/developmental disabilities and founded LTO Ventures in 2010 to build housing, provide consulting, and advocate for people with disabilities. LTO has helped build 19 communities across 10 states; a new one just opened in Zionsville, Indiana. Olson shares statistics: 28.7% of Texans have a disability across six categories (mobility, cognition, hearing, vision, independent living, self-care). LTO is now building its own project in Boerne: Autumn Hills Village — starting with a weekday day program (individualized skills and socialization) launching around January, followed by a 100-resident residential community (38 homes + 62 lease units) and a 40,000 sq ft community enrichment center, pending finding ~17 acres of land. On Thursday, September 10th, Olson is hosting two informational sessions (10:30am and 7:00pm, in-person at the Chamber of Commerce boardroom + Zoom) to update the community and recruit volunteers, donors, and expertise.   0:00     Intro / welcome to Boerne Brew 0:30     Introducing Mark Olson & LTO Ventures 1:25     Mark's personal story (daughters) & founding LTO 2:39     Disability statistics in Texas 5:48     Announcing Autumn Hills Village & day program details 8:29     How the project phases come together / community demand 11:53  Recap & explaining LTO name (daughter's initials) 12:40  Residential community plans & land search 14:18  How to get involved / contact info 16:45  Emotional core: planning for the future 17:37  Fundraising & the Hill Country community's generosity 19:36  Common questions parents ask 20:30  Past & upcoming LTO projects around Texas 21:29  Autumn Hills Village specs (homes, apartments, enrichment center) 22:59  September 10th event details recap 23:52  Sign-off Contact: [email protected] / ltoventures.org. Original Air Date:  August 29, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 29.08.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Boerne Community Theater 8-22-26

The Boerne Brew - Boerne Community Theater 8-22-26

This episode of the Bernie Brew features Veronica Rector interviewing Donna Provencher (director) and Mason Lowe (playing Charlie Brown) about BCT's upcoming musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown." They discuss why the show resonates so widely, Mason's journey from auditioning for Linus to landing the lead, the show's vignette-style structure, and BCT's community-building culture. A major highlight is BCT's first-ever sensory-friendly, disability-accessible performance (Aug 27, 7:30 PM, free with reservation), sponsored by the Autism Community Network. They also cover show dates (Aug 21–Sept 6), upcoming BCT productions, ticket giveaways, and ways to volunteer or donate.   0:00 – Intro & guests 0:34 – Why BCT chose this musical 1:12 – Universal appeal of Charlie Brown/Peanuts 2:31 – Mason's path to the role 4:03 – The "pulled in" audition story 4:51 – Story structure: vignettes, not a linear plot 6:01 – Mason on tackling his first musical 6:36 – Community theater's mentorship dynamic 8:29 – Cast bonding & new creative risks 8:47 – Sensory-friendly show announcement 10:50 – Why accessibility benefits everyone 12:07 – How the sponsorship came together 12:59 – Show dates & sensory show details 13:35 – Other BCT shows this season (Anybody Home, Hill Country's Got Talent) 16:00 – How to donate/volunteer 19:09 – Choreography with Bri Dumond-Littleton 22:37 – Directing philosophy & past hits (Legally Blonde, Wedding Singer) 24:53 – Ticket giveaway details 26:04 – How to buy tickets & sensory show info 27:32 – Closing thanks & sign-off Original Air Date:  August 22, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 22.08.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com