Episode 5 - Rock En tu Idioma

Rollie Agado March 17, 2014

Episode 5 has officially been re-recorded and re-published today. Apologies for the delay, but I've been incredibly busy.

The good news is that I discovered a much easier way to record and post a show - so expect more of these with the quickness!

I say that after every episode, but I kinda mean it this time.

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The Devils Den
File under: Another “ruin” found just off the San Antonio greenbelt.

This spot has a backdrop that includes a double murder that occurred in the area and tales of Satanic activity.

A lot like the “hot wells”,

A few months ago, someone I’ve befriended on Instagram was contributing an art piece to a collective known as LOVE ETHIC.

An ongoing art fundraiser with origins dating back to the 60s, where a movement was rooted in sending artwork through the

Toured a brewery this morning.
I don’t really drink all that much anymore, but wanted to take some FM Roads to something/somewhere and arrived here of all places. Roughly 75 miles from my doorstep, all the Shiner Bock beer one consumes, leaves

Hello,

Over the summer, wrote an essay in response to something I saw here in San Antonio. I’ve been hesitant to write and publish things for nearly a decade but something has changed in 2025. I’m exploring more opportunities to artist

Lost myself once in a soundscape.
Transported to a time and place; that was better than here.
Fleeting of a moment it was…
I’ve chased it every waking moment since.
It looked just like this.

Last week, I got to share a story about a very specific evening nearly 30 years ago that took place on South Padre Island. Definitely want to thank @texaspublicradio and @tori_bori_allegory for allowing me to be a part of Worth Repeating as a story

A small Mariachi concert was held tonight featuring Juan Ortiz @juanbortiz6 of the World Famous @campanasdeamerica over at @casapinktx.

The showcase featured Juan’s students from the Palo Alto College Mariachi Program.

Just before said event,

This is “Turbo”, he’s a tortoise 🐢 and incredibly friendly. I’ve never been that close to a tortoise before, so we kinda looked blankly 😐 at one another for a long while. A sign by its enclosure said he could be fed lettuc

Little Blue Heron

The Great Egret, an absolute triumph of natural design.

I studied and shared an afternoon with this Dino descendent for about half an hour. I couldn’t get over the blinding whiteness of its feathers and how Mother Nature blessed it with such