In this episode, Jackie and Alex discuss how deep the drama goes for a local San Antonio bar, how bold is UTSA's new promise, and one of the latest cards to fall in the democratic candidate pool. Spoiler alert: He is right from here in SA. We then go to Bang Bang Bar to chat with local female Chicana punk rock group, Fea about all things rock and roll and San Antonio! After that, we head to Freetail Brewing to chat with Jason Davis and Co for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers. Music in this episode is provided by Fea. Their new album is out now on Blackheart Records.

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SEASON 3- EPISODE 12 FEA/ FREETAIL BREWING

In this episode, Jackie and Alex discuss the makeover that Sunset Station will be getting, paid sick time for all San Antonians, and do The Spurs need a new practice facility to keep going? Oh and I think we have a special announcement or something. We then head to Henley's Gentleman's Grooming for a nice talk with Diesel Barbershop and Henley's founder, Shayne Brown. After that, Jackie and James head to Weathered Souls Brewing Co. to chat with owner and head brewer, Marcus Baskerville for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers. Music in this episode is provided by A.M. Architect. Their album, Color Field, is available on Spotify and other streaming platforms. Happy Thanksgiving!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 11 SHAYNE BROWN (DIESEL BARBERSHOP/HENLEY'S)/ WEATHERED SOULS BREWING CO.

Sorry for the delay but we are getting ready for some big moves in 2020! In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss Alamo Colleges promise to local graduating high school students, proof that not only does Texas play hard but we work hard too, and is San Antonio ready to turn red, ruby red that is. We then head to Roosevelt and Steves to Carnitas Lonja for a great interview with one of San Antonio's most acclaimed chefs, Alex Paredes. Then for our episode of Cheers For Local Beers, we head to Guadalupe Brewing to sit down with Keith Kilker to talk all things craft beer. And I mean ALL things! Music this week is provided by Idyll Green. New album, When Love Ends, Be The Water, is out now! Cheers!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 10 CHEF ALEX PAREDES (CARNITAS LONJA)/ GUADALUPE BREWING

"I saw a band called Deer Vibes last night in TX, San Antonio", wrote Gordon Rafael, Producer of The Strokes' first two albums, on his Facebook page in 2011. "It was one of the most enjoyable concert experiences I have ever had...They rearranged my mind, in the most delightful way". Deer Vibes, Michael J and The Foxes, and what Michael Carrillo represents is complex. The arraignments of each song complimenting the lyrics of each verse, showcasing the good and bad of whats going on in Mikey Vibe's head. But do we actually know what is behind each ballad? We hope to dig a little deeper in this episode of Bexar Sounds, Live at Dorcol.

Bexar Sounds w/ Michael Carrillo Live at Dorcol

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss if San Antonio and the rest of Texas is ready for the train of the future, a local university's plan to keep the youth busy during the summer, and do you actually make enough money to afford a 2 bedroom apartment in our beautiful city? We then head to Fontaine's to sit down with local Chef Tim Rattray to talk about our local cuisine and his impact on it. After that, Jackie and James chat with JD Pena from Islla St. Brewing about being a newer brewery in the SA community for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers. Music in this episode is provided by Collective Dreams. Make sure to check them out on Spotify and Apple Music! Cheers!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 9 CHEF TIM RATTRAY(FONTAINES)/ J.D. PENA (ISLLA ST. BREWING)

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss the gentrification and mass displacement in San Antonio, Toyota's 400 million dollar investment, and can you still smoke in your favorite San Antonio park? We then go to The Lonesome Rose to sit down with Mr. Garrett T. Capps and D.T. Buffkin to talk all things San Antone. We then go to New Braunfels, TX for a San Antonio Beer Week special edition of Cheers For Local Beers where we sit down with Daniel Newton from The Texas Yeast Lab and who knows, maybe a few friends stop by? Music in this episode is provided by Garrett T. Capps Y Los 3 Timers. Thank you so much for listening!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 8- GARRETT T. CAPPS/ D.T. BUFFKIN- THE TEXAS YEAST LAB W/ GUEST

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss the tragedy of one of our towns entrepreneurs, do millennials and healthcare mix, the demise of the AAF, and we give a shout out to one of the nation's fastest growing breweries which is located right here in the heart of SA. Can you guess which one it is? We then meet up with musicians, film maker, author, just all around good dude, Mr. Frank Weysos. We then go back in time to Big Hops Shaenfield's one year anniversary celebration where we got to talk to the owners about what it's like to own a bar one year later plus we are joined by some special beer guests! Thanks for listening! Music provided by The Hawks (Of Holy Rosary) and Young Dreyfuss.

SEASON 3- EPISODE 7 FRANK WEYSOS/ BIG HOPS SHAENFIELD ANNIVERSARY

From open mics in dingy bars in 2009 to the last EP, Death to our Death, Nick Long's music has had an impact on every listener that has come across Lonely Horse, Nothing Chief, and now, Hungry Sun. By being a part of this eclectic music community, Nick was able to let his beautiful luxurious locks down and do what he was born to do: Groove. Through all the trials and tribulations in his life, Nick put his heart and soul into his craft which he shared with us on Sunday, March 3rd, 2019.

IFLSA Presents: Bexar Sounds w/ Nick Long-Live at Kunstler

Our first live show of I FKING LOVE SAN ANTONIO took place at Ventura in San Antonio, TX on January 24th, 2019. In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss will Gregg Popovich be back for another season? Does our city have a border wall? And will the next president of The United States be from San Antonio? After the news, you know what time it is! It's time for Cheers for Local Beers. Jackie and Alex got to sit down with some of San Antonio's best brewers from Southerleigh, Kunstler, Roadmap, and Islla St. Brewing. A special thanks to the bands, Demon Sweat, True Indigo, and The Holy Knives for the great tunes that night. Also a special thank you to Cullum's Attagirl for the amazing eats, Jeremy Banas for the trivia on San Antonio beer history, and Angel Rodarte for the awesome visuals that evening. We hope you guys enjoy!

LIVE EPISODE AT VENTURA AKA SEASON 3- EPISODE 6

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss the importance of decreasing air pollution by turning off your idle vehicle, the departure of Scott Metzger from Freetail Brewing, and will Beto O'Rourke run for office again in the near future? We then head to head quarters for one of San Antonio's most captivating and intriguing photographers, Mr. Josh Huskin to talk about the art of capturing a memorable photo and more. To conclude this episode, Jackie and Alex head to High Wheel inside Dorcol to chat with head brewer, Randy Ward about planes, trains, and alcohol. Well, maybe not planes but you do hear a lot of trains, and we drink a ton of good beer. Music this week is provided by St. Dukes. Their EP, 58 is out on Spotify and other streaming platforms NOW! Thanks for listening!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 5 JOSH HUSKIN/RANDY WARD- HIGHWHEEL

In this episode, Kloe and Alex talk about San Antonio being the first city in Texas to raise the tobacco buying age, how Texas ranks dead last in voter participation, and last but not lease, we talk about San Antonio's perfect score on the municipal quality index. We then head to Faust Tavern to talk to Danny Delgado, owner and operator of such San Antonio classics like Hi-Tones, Con Safos, Faust, and many more to talk about the past, present, and future of San Antonio. To wrap up the episode, James, Jackie, and Alex head back to Kunstler Brewing to chat with Vera Deckard about all things beer and about the impact that San Antonio had on this year's Great American Beer Festival in Colorado. Music is provided by Stegosaur. Their new album, What The Fever Left is out now!

SEASON 3-EPISODE 4 DANNY DELGADO/KUNSTLER BREWING

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss how city council plans to regulate the recent trend of electric scooters in the Alamo city and as one San Antonio Spur decides to call it quits, a new one is making a splash around the NBA. We then meet up with Chef and Restaurateur, Jason Dady about the importance of having a diverse San Antonio food culture. After talking with Chef Dady, we head to Big Hops The Bride to meet up with the guys from Volcan to talk about their upcoming single release show. We also include a sneak peek of their new single, Bim Bom Ba later in this episode. To close this episode out, we head to Adkins, TX to visit Dustin and Erica Teague at Cactusland Brewing Co. for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers, Music is provided by Volcan.

SEASON 3- EPISODE 3 JASON DADY/ VOLCAN/ CACTUSLAND BREWING

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss what The San Antonio Food Bank is going for kids this summer, the conclusion to The San Antonio Spurs trade drama, and things you should never say to a San Antonian. After our new segment, we head to Mad Pecker Brewing for an interview with San Antonian artist, Ray "Tattooed Boy" Scarborough to talk all things San Antonio! To end this episode, we head to Road Map Brewing to get a sneak peek of what Dustin and Hannah Baker have in store for the local craft beer scene. Music is provided by D.T. Buffkin. His new album, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning is out now. Hope you guys enjoy!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 2- RAY "TATTOOED BOY" SCARBOROUGH/ ROAD MAP BREWING

Can you guys believe it? Season 3 Episode 1 is finally here! In this episode, Kloe and Alex talk about how a new international corporation coming to town will bring in hundreds of millions of dollars into the city, the revealing of the pride rainbow crosswalk, and will The Spurs biggest asset leave San Antonio for brighter pastures? We then go to Floores Country Store in Helotes for a great interview with The Last Bandoleros to talk about their past, present, and future endeavors. Ray and I then go to Southerleigh Brewing Company and sit down with Head Brewer, Les Locke for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers. Music is provided by The Last Bandoleros! Thanks for listening!

SEASON 3- EPISODE 1- THE LAST BANDOLEROS/ SOUTHERLEIGH BREWING CO.

This is our fiesta episode which means this episode is filled to the max with San Antonio flavor. In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss the mayor's new plan for public transit, San Antonio's big green success, and how much San Antonians actually spend on alcohol. We then have a special edition fiesta calendar from the sisters of Let's Binge. We then go to Con Safos for a sitdown interview with our State Representative, Diego Bernal to chat about where this city has been and where it is going. To close out this jam packed episode, Rey and Alex head to Kunstler Brewing to try some of San Antonio's best beers with owners, Brent and Vera Deckard for another edition of Cheers for Local Beers. Music this week is provided by who else? Diego Bernal. 

SEASON 2- EPISODE 7 DIEGO BERNAL/ KUNSTLER BREWING

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