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There's Texas, and then there's the Texas locals actually live in — the Thursday night pickin' circle in Wimberley, the new brewery in Cibolo nobody's writing about yet, the best breakfast taco in a town you've never driven through. The Texas Current Podcast brings you the food, events, music, and community stories from 24+ towns across the I-35 corridor and the Hill Country. It's the stuff your neighbor would tell you over the fence — if your neighbor happened to spend every week driving between New Braunfels, Boerne, Kyle, and Cedar Park. New episodes from the team at TexasHomeTalk.com.

  1. 2d ago

    The Truth About Central Texas Snakes: What Every Resident Should Know

    Welcome back to The Texas Current podcast with your hosts, Maddie Lawson and Tyler Brooks! Whether you're relocating to Central Texas, moving to the Texas Hill Country, or you've lived here for years, sooner or later you'll encounter one of the region's most misunderstood neighbors—a snake. In this episode of The Texas Current, hosts Maddie Lawson and Tyler Brooks separate fact from fiction as they explore the snakes that call Central Texas home. You'll learn how to identify the area's venomous species, recognize the harmless look-alikes that are often mistaken for them, and discover practical ways to coexist safely with local wildlife. If you live in Austin, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, Georgetown, Round Rock, San Marcos, Fredericksburg, or anywhere across the Texas Hill Country, this episode is your practical field guide to understanding the snakes you're most likely to encounter while hiking, gardening, tubing the rivers, walking neighborhood greenbelts, or simply enjoying your own backyard. The biggest takeaway? Snakes aren't hunting people. Nearly every bite occurs because a snake feels threatened. With a little knowledge and a healthy respect for wildlife, you can safely enjoy everything that makes living in Central Texas so special. In This Episode The Big Four Venomous Snakes Learn how to identify the four medically significant venomous snakes found in Central Texas:  Western Diamondback Rattlesnake  Broad-Banded Copperhead  Cottonmouth (Water Moccasin)  Texas Coral Snake We explain the key identification features—including the Diamondback's distinctive "raccoon tail," the Copperhead's famous "Hershey's Kiss" markings, the Cottonmouth's defensive display, and the Coral Snake's unmistakable color pattern. Harmless Look-Alikes Not every snake is dangerous. You'll learn how to identify several beneficial non-venomous species that are commonly mistaken for venomous snakes, including:  Texas Rat Snake  Diamondback Water Snake  Bullsnake You'll also discover simple behavioral clues that make identification easier, including how harmless water snakes swim differently from Cottonmouths. Snake Safety Around Your Home Learn practical ways to reduce snake encounters naturally by:  Keeping grass trimmed  Removing brush piles and rodent habitat  Managing pet food outdoors  Understanding why habitat management works better than commercial snake repellents The Three-Step Rule One of the simplest—and most effective—safety techniques you'll ever learn. Discover why simply taking three large steps backward is often all it takes to safely end an encounter with almost any snake. Protecting Your Dogs Because dogs investigate the world with their noses, they're much more likely to experience defensive snakebites. We discuss:  Snake aversion training  Backyard safety  Trail awareness  Reducing risks for pets Snake Myths Debunked We separate fact from fiction by answering questions like:  Are baby snakes really more dangerous?  Will a rattlesnake always rattle before striking?  Do mothballs or sulfur actually repel snakes?  Why do harmless snakes imitate rattlesnakes? Perfect For This episode is especially helpful if you're:  Moving to Texas  Relocating to the Austin or San Antonio area  Buying land in the Texas Hill Country  Living near greenbelts, creeks, lakes, or wooded neighborhoods  Hiking, fishing, tubing, camping, or spending time outdoors  A dog owner concerned about snake safety  Simply curious about Texas wildlife A Special Thank You to Our Episode Sponsors: This educational episode of The Texas Current was made possible by the dedicated local professionals who support our community and keep our families moving forward safely: Sharon Hayes, Realtor with D. Lee Edwards Realty (TREC #683930-SA): Sharon Hayes pairs deep local knowledge with two decades of U.S. Army discipline. As a retired combat veteran and a certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP), Sharon provides the patient, detail-driven service that relocating buyers and military families depend on. Specializing in new construction, acreage, and Hill Country homes, Sharon proudly covers Canyon Lake, Cibolo, and Seguin.Liz Rich, Senior Mortgage Loan Originator with Lending by Liz (Edge Home Finance — NMLS #1983319): Navigating the home buying or refinancing process in Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, or Leander? Partner with a local lending expert who guides Central Texas families with transparency and tailored financial care. Click here to connect with Liz Rich and let her know you heard about her right here on the podcast!Connect With Us & Stay Informed Want to learn more about the unique lifestyle, local real estate markets, and structural features of living across our 26 Central Texas communities? Explore our digital directory: TexasHomeTalk.comFollow the Show: Don't forget to hit the follow or subscribe button on your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode of The Texas Current. Leave us a review and let us know what local topic you want Maddie and Tyler to tackle next!Disclaimer: The information provided in this episode is for educational and general safety awareness purposes. Always maintain an active awareness of your surroundings when outdoors in Texas, and seek immediate professional medical attention in the event of any venomous snakebite.

    22 min

  2. Jun 27

    Straws in the Ground: Why Your Central Texas Water Isn’t a Pipe, It’s a Rock

    Welcome back to The Texas Current podcast with your hosts, Maddie Lawson and Tyler Brooks! If you are looking to relocate to Central Texas, buy a piece of Hill Country acreage, or purchase a home in the rapidly growing Austin-San Antonio corridor, there is one critical question you need to ask that will never show up on a standard property listing: Which rock are you sitting on? In this episode, Maddie and Tyler unpack a comprehensive breakdown of the unique water mechanics of Central Texas. For newcomers and long-time residents alike, understanding where your water comes from is a game-changer. Here, your water isn’t a pipe—it’s a rock. And the exact rock beneath your feet dictates your daily lifestyle, your property values, your private well security, and your legal watering rules. What We Cover in This Episode: The Sieve vs. The Clay Pot: Why a waterfront property reliant on the steady, spring-fed Comal River in New Braunfels experiences a completely different reality than a private acreage well over the tight, slow-recharging Trinity aquifer in Wimberley.The Edwards Aquifer (San Antonio Pool): A closer look at the highly regulated, fast-moving lifeline that feeds our tubing economy, triggers strict Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) pumping cuts via the J-17 index well, and why a brown lawn is actually legally protected under Texas Property Code §202.007.The Trinity Aquifer: The high-stakes, "buyer-beware" reality for acreage buyers in Dripping Springs, Spring Branch, and Canyon Lake. Learn the essential due diligence steps regarding well depth, flow rates, and localized groundwater conservation districts before you sign on the dotted line.The Flashy Edge (Barton Springs Segment): Exploring the volatile boom-and-bust cycles of the northern edge near Austin and Hays County, where beautiful swimming holes like Jacob's Well can swing from pristine to bone-dry.Straws in the Ground: How population growth has put roughly 3 million straws into the exact same underground milkshakes, turning water conservation from a temporary drought response into a permanent feature of Texas Hill Country living.A Massive Thank You to Our Episode Sponsors: This episode of The Texas Current is proudly brought to you by the local professionals who keep our community moving: Liz Rich, Mortgage Broker with Lending by Liz (Edge Home Finance — NMLS #358920): Thinking about buying a home in Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, or Leander? Navigate the home financing process with confidence. Liz takes the time to educate her clients and find the right structural loan solution for your long-term family goals. Click here to connect with Liz Rich and let her know you heard about her on Texas Home Talk!Jeanette Boscamp, Broker-Owner of Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors: Serving Texas real estate since 1994, Jeanette is a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist focusing on New Braunfels’ premier luxury market. From gated Hill Country estates in Havenwood to properties in River Chase, Jeanette knows these communities at an elite resident level. To buy or sell at the high end of the Central Texas market, visit Jeanette on Texas Home Talk, or call Jeanette directly at 210-765-0767.Connect With Us & Explore More Local Insights Want to dive deeper into community hubs, neighborhood updates, and localized data blocks across our 26 Central Texas communities? Visit our main hub: TexasHomeTalk.comFollow the Show: Hit subscribe on your favorite podcast player so you never miss an update on the Central Texas lifestyle, local real estate trends, and the hidden mechanics of the Hill Country.Disclaimer: Content provided by Texas Home Talk is for educational and editorial purposes only. Always consult with localized groundwater conservation districts and professional inspectors when conducting real estate due diligence.

    25 min

  3. Jun 21

    Weird Science in Fredericksburg: How Altstadt Brewery Won Texas Brewery of the Year

    Altstadt Brewery in Fredericksburg has always been one of the most recognizable destinations in the Texas Hill Country, but now it has something even bigger to celebrate: winning the highly prestigious Brewery of the Year title at the 2026 Texas Craft Brewers Cup. In this episode of The Texas Current Podcast, hosts Tyler Brooks and Maddie Lawson take a closer look at Altstadt's award-winning achievement, what it means for the brewery, and why Fredericksburg continues to strengthen its reputation as one of Texas' premier destinations for food, wine, beer, and tourism. Along the way, Tyler and Maddie explore: The significance of winning a statewide brewing competition against 142 breweries and over 900 blind-judged entries.The "Obsessive vs. Ruthless" Contradiction: How Altstadt pairs 500-year-old German brewing purity with a highly efficient, modern corporate manufacturing strategy.The Chemistry of Tradition: How the brewery literally rebuilds Fredericksburg's hard limestone water molecule by molecule to perfectly replicate historic European water profiles.The Move to Aluminum: Why abandoning traditional glass bottles for cans was a brilliant scientific move to prevent skunking and a ruthless business calculation for Texas freight logistics.Why Fredericksburg has become a magnet for foodies, wine lovers, beer enthusiasts, and weekend travelers looking for immense cultural depth.How to perfectly pair award-winning German lagers with authentic, lye-dipped soft pretzels right on-site.Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast, a frequent visitor to the Hill Country, or simply someone who enjoys discovering uniquely Texan success stories, this episode offers a fascinating look at how a scaling local business earned ultimate statewide recognition. The Texas Current Podcast explores the people, places, culture, food, drinks, entertainment, and stories that make Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country such extraordinary places to live, work, and visit. This episode is brought to you by Steve Tomaselli and Edge Home Finance. Thinking about buying a home, refinancing, or relocating to Central Texas? Steve Tomaselli is your local Texas mortgage broker with 33 years of lending experience through every kind of market. He focuses on getting you to the closing table on time with absolutely no surprises. Visit him at homequalify.ai. NMLS #358920. Equal Housing Opportunity. This episode is also sponsored by Texas Property Inspections. Before you buy, know exactly what you're getting. Texas Property Inspections, led by licensed professional inspector Zach Allgeyer, provides comprehensive residential inspections throughout Central Texas. Their thorough, detailed reports help clients make informed real estate decisions with confidence. To learn more about our sponsors, visit the links in this episode's show notes.

    13 min

  4. Jun 15

    Georgetown: The Texas Town That's Stealing Weekends from Austin

    In this episode of The Texas Current, hosts Tyler Brooks and Maddie Lawson set out to answer a fascinating question: Why do so many people move to Georgetown expecting to spend their weekends in Austin... only to stop making the drive altogether? Just 30 miles north of downtown Austin, Georgetown has quietly built one of the most vibrant and walkable downtown districts in Texas. From its historic courthouse square and locally owned shops to award-winning restaurants, natural swimming holes, live music, and Broadway-style theater, Georgetown offers something that many growing Texas communities struggle to create: a true sense of place. Join Tyler and Maddie as they experience what a perfect day in Georgetown looks like—from morning coffee at 309 Coffee and browsing independent bookstores, to farm-to-table dining at Monument Café, exploring Blue Hole Park along the San Gabriel River, and wrapping up the evening with live entertainment in the heart of downtown. Along the way, they explore: • Why Georgetown's town square is often called the most beautiful in Texas • The unique architecture and walkability that define the city • Independent businesses that have become local institutions • The restaurant scene that keeps residents and visitors coming back • Blue Hole Park and Georgetown's connection to nature • The famous Red Poppy Festival • Why Georgetown's nightlife succeeds without feeling overwhelming • The surprising reason residents stop commuting to Austin for entertainment Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, considering a move to Central Texas, or simply looking for your next road-trip destination, this episode offers an inside look at one of the fastest-growing and most beloved communities in the Lone Star State. If you've never spent a day in Georgetown, you may find yourself adding it to your travel list before this episode is over. Special Thanks to Our Sponsors Liz Rich – Edge Home Finance Thinking about buying a home in Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, or Leander? Liz Rich specializes in helping Central Texas homebuyers navigate the mortgage process with confidence. Whether you're purchasing your first home, moving up, refinancing, or exploring your financing options, Liz provides personalized guidance every step of the way. Visit the LendingbyLiz to connect with Liz Rich. NMLS #1983319 Equal Housing Opportunity Texas Property Inspections Before you buy a home, make sure you know exactly what you're getting. Texas Property Inspections helps buyers, sellers, and homeowners uncover potential issues before they become costly surprises. Owner Zach Allgeyer is a licensed professional inspector serving Central Texas with thorough inspections and easy-to-understand reports designed to give you confidence in your real estate decisions. Learn more at Texas Property Inspections, and be sure to tell Zach you heard about him on Texas Home Talk.

    21 min

  5. Jun 8

    The Frictionless PCS: How Texas Waives Fees, Protects Equity, and Honors Veterans

    Episode Title: The Frictionless PCS: How Texas Waives Fees, Protects Equity, and Honors Veterans Relocating your entire life across state lines is rarely just about packing boxes; the true friction of a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) lies in the administrative and financial roadblocks that can completely disrupt a military family's momentum. In this comprehensive episode of The Texas Current (brought to you by Texas Home Talk), hosts Tyler Brooks and Maddie Lawson pull back the curtain on the ultimate real estate and lifestyle playbook engineered by the State of Texas specifically to eliminate that red tape, protect your household capital, and maximize your long-term financial freedom. Discover how Texas property tax laws turn the traditional home buying equation completely on its head. We break down the exact mathematical and financial mechanics of the 100% VA Property Tax Exemption. Discover how qualifying disabled veterans (including those with Individual Unemployability/IU status) can legally drop their property tax line item to absolute zero on their primary homestead—effectively erasing a "phantom second mortgage" and massively multiplying their home purchasing power in the process. Plus, we address the messy realities of federal bureaucracy. Learn how Texas law safeguards your family with retroactive tax clauses that backdate your savings, alongside an exceptional, lifelong tax exemption portability mechanism designed to protect surviving spouses. But a frictionless move goes far beyond the monthly mortgage statement. Tyler and Maddie explore how Texas aggressively protects your time, sanity, and capital at every single step of your transition, including: Waiving Upfront Costs: How qualifying veterans can completely skip the costly, standard VA funding fee, immediately safeguarding thousands of dollars in household equity right at the closing table.Spousal License Fast-Tracking: How the state completely waives application fees and fast-tracks professional credentials for military spouses operating in licensed professions (such as nursing, teaching, real estate, and cosmetology), effectively preventing stressful income gaps.Administrative VIP Shortcuts: Sneaking past standard DMV headaches with online Department of Public Safety (DPS) appointment scheduling, and bypassing License to Carry (LTC) range-testing requirements by leveraging your recent military weapons qualifications.Whether you are an active-duty service member receiving orders, a veteran looking to put down permanent roots, or a military spouse navigating a career transition, this episode delivers a legally and financially defensible blueprint for turning your military benefits into a lifelong structural safety net. 🎧 Key Chapters & Timestamps: - Introduction & Welcome: Rethinking home affordability in the Lone Star State and unlocking unparalleled purchasing power.- Regional Geography & Military Anchors: Mapping the dual economic engines of Central Texas—from Fort Hood (Fort Cavazos) in the north down to Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) and Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) in the south.- The I-35 Migration Corridor & Target Zones: Why military families are bypassing base-adjacent towns and moving out to premium Hill Country communities like New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, San Marcos, Schertz, and Seguin.- Texas Property Taxes & The Baseline Experience: Understanding standard property tax budgeting, Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs), and why property taxes function like a phantom second mortgage for standard civilian buyers.- The 100% Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption: The ultimate game-changer. No caps, no ceilings, and how removing property taxes completely rewrites your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio and mortgage underwriting.- Partial VA Ratings & Fee Exemptions: A deep dive into the strict statutory bands and tiered deductions for partial disability ratings (10% to 99%), plus waiving the VA funding fee.- Administrative Efficiencies & Spousal Support: Eliminating everyday friction with online DPS scheduling, waived License to Carry (LTC) requirements, and the mandatory spousal professional license fast-track.- Long-Term Protections & Retroactive Clauses: What happens when the VA is backlogged? How Form 50-114 secures retroactive tax refunds, and how the surviving spouse portability credit safeguards your family's future.- Closing Sponsor Credits & Mandatory Disclaimers.🏷️ Topics Covered in This Relocation Guide: In this guide, we break down the most critical questions facing families navigating a military relocation to Texas or planning a Central Texas PCS. Whether you are transitioning to JBSA (including Lackland AFB, Randolph AFB, and Fort Sam Houston), receiving orders to Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC), or heading to Fort Hood (Fort Cavazos), we explore how to leverage your Texas veteran benefits to the absolute maximum. From understanding VA loan underwriting red tape to navigating the military spouse license transfer process, this episode is your ultimate strategic roadmap. 🏡 Hyperlocal Spotlights: Central Texas Communities Covered New Braunfels & Canyon Lake (Comal County): Rolling hills, mature oak trees, direct access to the Guadalupe River, boating, and top-tier school districts.Schertz & Cibolo (Guadalupe County): Excellent infrastructure, highly competitive school districts (SCUCISD), and seamless highway access to JBSA.San Marcos (Hays County): The perfect strategic middle ground allowing dual-income military households to commute effortlessly north to Austin’s tech hub or south to San Antonio's healthcare and cyber sectors.🌟 This Episode is Proudly Sponsored By: We highly recommend partnering with local real estate professionals who understand the intricate nuances of the military lifestyle and Texas veteran benefits. Connect with our incredible episode sponsors to start your frictionless transition: Eric Newland, Realtor with House Hunters NB Realty--A retired U.S. Army Medical Service Corps officer and Military Relocation Professional (MRP). He brings combat-tested precision and strict follow-through to every transaction, offering hands-on representation at walkthroughs and vital post-closing support for active-duty families and retirees.Sharon Hayes, Realtor with D. Lee Edwards Realty — A retired combat veteran and Military Relocation Professional (MRP) with two decades of U.S. Army discipline. She pairs patient, detail-driven service with deep local knowledge, specializing in Hill Country luxury homes, new construction, and acreage for military families.Disclaimer: Tax laws, VA benefits, and lending guidelines are subject to change. Always consult with a qualified mortgage lender, certified tax professional, and your local County Appraisal District (CAD) before making final financial commitments.

    39 min

  6. Jun 1

    Surviving Your First Year in the Texas Hill Country

    Think the Texas Hill Country is just rolling limestone hills, ancient live oak trees, and postcard-perfect sunsets? Think again. In this episode of The Texas Current Podcast, hosts Maddie Lawson and Tyler Brooks pull back the curtain on the romanticized drone videos to deliver the ultimate, realistic field guide for new transplants. Year one in the Hill Country is a beautiful adventure, but it's also a fundamental shift in how you interact with your environment, your infrastructure, and your neighbors. We break down the operational, day-to-day realities that catch most newcomers completely off guard, including: The Biological Shock: Surviving the brutal, pollen-heavy realities of "Cedar Fever".The Geological Hazards: Why the limestone terrain acts like concrete, turning a sudden "gully washer" into a deadly flash flood.The Infrastructure Deficit: Stepping into the unpaid role of your own public works director to manage private wells, septic systems, and rural internet.The "Move Math" Reality: Navigating massive summer utility bill spikes and hidden hyperlocal taxing entities like MUDs and ESDs.The Unwritten Social Contracts: Why mastering the "steering wheel wave" and supporting local volunteer fire departments is crucial for community survival.Whether you are actively scrolling through acreage listings or you just unpacked your boxes, this episode will help you transition from suburban panic to calm, informed preparation so you can truly embrace the connected lifestyle you’ve been searching for. This Episode is Proudly Sponsored By: Yvonne Hoffman | Hill Country RealtorJeanette Boscamp | RealtorReady to navigate the Hill Country real estate market with trusted local experts who know the terrain inside and out? Connect with Yvonne or Jeanette to find your perfect piece of Texas.

    25 min

  7. May 26

    The Unfair Advantage: Decoding Central Texas Property Taxes

    Are you relocating to Texas for the booming economy and the legendary "no state income tax" perk? Don’t pop the champagne just yet. In this episode of The Texas Current, hosts Maddie Lawson and Tyler Brooks pull back the curtain on The Great Texas Property Tax Paradox. Thousands of out-of-state buyers move to the Austin-San Antonio corridor every year, only to get hit with a massive financial wake-up call 14 months later: a monthly mortgage payment that suddenly skyrockets by $1,000 or more. We break down the exact mechanics of Central Texas property taxes so you can play defense before you sign on the dotted line. Using simple analogies (like the tax "sponge") and real-world numbers, we expose the hidden tax layers that real estate apps completely hide from you. What we uncover in this episode: The Year-Two New Construction Trap: Why your brand-new build's escrow account is a ticking financial time bomb, and the exact paperwork you need to demand at the closing table to defuse it.MUDs vs. PIDs: How hidden utility and public improvement districts can quietly add thousands to your annual tax bill.The 2026 Homestead Shift: How to leverage Proposition 13’s massive new $140,000 cloaking device to shield your home’s value from school district taxes.The Phantom Equity Trap: Why your 10% homestead cap isn't actually protecting your home's future resale value—and how to fight back.The May 15th Protest Blueprint: Hard-data strategies to lower your market valuation, from uneven neighbor appraisals to the infamous Central Texas clay soil damage.Whether you’re buying your first home in San Marcos, building in New Braunfels, or downsizing to the Hill Country, this episode is your ultimate playbook for mastering the math before the math masters you.

    22 min

  8. May 20

    The Vanishing Texas Dance Hall Trail: 150 Miles of Hill Country Heritage Before the Doors Lock Forever

    A century ago, thousands of dance halls dotted the Texas landscape. Today, fewer than 400 remain — and 3 of the top 10 historic halls along the legendary 150-mile Hill Country Dance Hall Trail are already gone or locked behind private events. In this episode, Tyler and Maddie walk you through the trail from Coupland (east of Austin) to Cherry Spring (west of Fredericksburg), unpacking the architecture, the rituals, and the road-trip strategy that separates a legendary Texas weekend from staring through the windows of a locked building. You'll learn: - Why these halls were never built as bars — and what the German "Verein" society system has to do with the floors you're dancing on - The architectural difference between a honky tonk, a music venue, and a true dance hall (and why it matters the moment you walk in) - Why rubber-soled sneakers will twist your ankle on 130-year-old pine floors — and what to wear instead - The unwritten "highway lane" traffic rules of the counterclockwise dance floor - Why Gruene Hall (1878) is your safest bet, why Luckenbach is a "manufactured resurrection," and why Anhalt Hall is the rarest find in Texas - The brutal economics of why these halls are dying — and the exact $20 gesture that helps keep them open - A weekend itinerary built around New Braunfels: Gruene Friday night, Luckenbach Saturday afternoon, a true society hall Saturday night Plus: the heartbreaking story of Kendalia Halle, Cherry Spring, and Sisterdale — three halls that prove "saving the structure" and "saving the soul" are not the same thing. If you're moving to the Hill Country, already living here, or planning a Texas road trip, this is the cultural primer you need before you ever set foot on a hand-planed pine floor. Resource mentioned: Texas Dance Hall Preservation Inc. maintains the most comprehensive public dance calendar available — plan your trip around their schedule, not just your free weekend. Read the full Texas Dance Hall Trail guide at TexasHomeTalk.com. --- The Texas Current is the official podcast of TexasHomeTalk.com — hyperlocal coverage of 26+ Central Texas and Hill Country communities for the people moving here, selling here, and living the Texas life every day. Subscribe, follow @TexasHomeTalk on Instagram, and follow us on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/texashometalk/

    21 min
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There's Texas, and then there's the Texas locals actually live in — the Thursday night pickin' circle in Wimberley, the new brewery in Cibolo nobody's writing about yet, the best breakfast taco in a town you've never driven through. The Texas Current Podcast brings you the food, events, music, and community stories from 24+ towns across the I-35 corridor and the Hill Country. It's the stuff your neighbor would tell you over the fence — if your neighbor happened to spend every week driving between New Braunfels, Boerne, Kyle, and Cedar Park. New episodes from the team at TexasHomeTalk.com.

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