Being part of a red carpet event in San Antonio is no ordinary thing. However, it was an experience I hope to repeat. With the fast changing pace of today’s media, it looks like this could be a more common occurrence in the Alamo City.

An interview with Kaye Cruz of 24 Hour Entertainment as he was tearing down the broadcast set up for the red carpet interviews of Valentino: The Last Emperor.

I took the opportunity to chat with him to find out how everything came to pass. From concept to reality in 48 hours.

Erk from ErkPod stops by during his US Road Trip. Naturally, we elect to meet him at the Riverwalk for some cheer.

Social Media Club San Antonio was asked to participate in a sneak peek preview tour of the new Museum Reach Expansion phase of the River.

There was lots of picture taking, tweeting, facebooking, live streaming via Kyte and yes, even this audio post on Utterli. You can find all info using hash tag #sariver

A big thanks to Andi Narvaez of KGB Texas for helping to arrange this private tour in advance of the grand opening on Saturday, May 30th.

Group photo courtesy of FlickrClubSA http://www.flickr.com/…317537_com

On a cold day in January folks came together to not only have a free taco or two but to be a part of what we hope will be a new World Record for # of coffee serves at a single event.

On Friday, January 30th I’ll be at the 31st Annual Cowboy Breakfast in San Antonio. Heralded as the beginning of the Livestock Show & Rodeo, the Cowboy Breakfast is a much loved early morning tradition. Beginning at 4:30am and ending by 9:00am.

The organizers of the Cowboy Breakfast hope to break the World Record for "Most Cups Of Coffee Served At A Single Event".

I know I’ll be doing my part to help make that happen.

Stay tuned in the wee hours of the morning as I share the food and the fun of the Cowboy Breakfast.

30 Podcasts in 30 Days?!

You did it!

Congratulations!

Thanks for being part of the crazy fun that is the National Podcast Post Month.

I’m already looking forward to next years marathon of podcasting. 🙂

On this 29th day of NaPodPoMo, I look back at the marathon podcasting experience.

It was less and more of what I had expected. There were things I missed out on and things I learned. Overall it was a growing experience, but it was also quite different than last year.

Sometimes when we think about a task we imagine it is harder than it actually is. When in practice it is far easier than we thought.