This week, On the Record with Randy Beamer, we talk rodeo with Cody Davenport, CEO of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. He explains what Proposition A coming up in the county election means for the rodeo, the Freeman Coliseum, and the surrounding grounds.

Next, Azalia Rodriguez, Researcher for Defenders of Wildlife shares her study on endangered species in waters of the Texas Hill country, and why we need to ensure their survival. Her study was done in partnership with the Hill Country Alliance.

On Reporter’s Roundtable, Stephanie Koithan, Digital Editor/Reporter with the SA Current fills us in on the latest in the county’s saga of thousands of voter registration applications that have not been processed, and due to logistics, probably won’t be done by the November 4th election.

On The Record airs 7 p.m. Thursdays. Watch on-air (channel 9.1) or online via the PBS app. Watch all past episodes by visiting https://video.klrn.org/show/klrn-on-the-record/

Generous support for On The Record on KLRN is provided by Steve and Adele Dufilho.

On this episode, learn how Latinas are changing history right before our eyes — in historical archives, inspirational pageants, and the food industry.

Imagine a museum dedicated to the history of Bexar County, led by an 11th-generation San Antonian - who is the first Latina to head up that museum. We talk with Belinda Mora Gavellos - Chair of the Bexar County Historical Commission - to learn about this historical role and the history she is working to preserve.

There was a time when beauty pageants focused solely on physical appearance; but that era is now one for the history books. Today, pageants like Miss Texas Latina celebrate Hispanic culture, empowerment, and community involvement. We meet Ms. Texas Latina 2024 Allegra Rodriguez and learn that, beyond her beauty, she is an inspiration in the world of science and technology.

Finally, many people celebrate their family history through food - gathering around the kitchen table to enjoy cherished family recipes. Entrepreneur Maria Flores wanted to honor her heritage by sharing her traditions through her company, Hess Street Foods. She speaks with Jessie Degollado about how she carved out her space in a highly competitive industry.

Listen to all past episodes and watch on demand by visiting klrn.org/salud.

¡SALUD! on KLRN is supported by Texas Mutual.

¡SALUD! host Melanie Mendez-Gonzales learns how unexpected niche interests led guests Maria Escamilla and Laura Barbarena down successful career paths.

And host Jessie Degollado sits down with etiquette expert Diane Gottsman to examine how small details can make a big impact when it comes to doing business.
Watch on-air and online at klrn.org/salud.
¡SALUD! on KLRN is supported by Texas Mutual Insurance Company