Welcome to Mr. Allard’s Neighborhood, where longtime Burleson resident Brad Allard shares candid conversations, local stories, community news, and, of course, his opinions on the issues of the day. Brad is a veteran Texas educator whose career began in 1988. He retired from Burleson ISD in 2016 after many years at Burleson High School, then discovered that “retirement” included three more years at Southwest Christian School. He has also taught government as an adjunct professor at Hill College and Dallas Baptist University. A proud green-and-gold graduate of Baylor University, Brad also holds a master’s degree in political science from the University of Texas at Arlington. He has called the Burleson community home since 1991 and is a longtime member of First Baptist Church Burleson, as well as a ranting know-it-all of some local acclaim. Join Brad and his guests for informative, entertaining, and occasionally opinionated conversations about the people, organizations, businesses, and events shaping Burleson and the surrounding community. Sic ’em Bears, Mavericks, Elks, Eagles, Rebels, and Patriots! Forgive Brad—after all these years, he sometimes gets confused.
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Episode #835
Kyle Heimbigner of Joshua ISD
Sep 3, 202658 minS0
<p>Kyle Heimbigner of Joshua ISD joins Brad Allard for an update on the 2026–2027 school year and the programs, people, and opportunities driving the district forward.</p><p></p><p>Kyle explains Joshua ISD’s limited open-enrollment process, including how applications are evaluated according to factors such as available classroom space, grades, and disciplinary records. They discuss the district’s continued growth, its strong academic accountability rating, and a teacher-retention rate of approximately 86 to 87 percent. Kyle credits the district’s stability to educators who feel supported, administrators who value classroom expertise, and a shared commitment to student success.</p><p></p><p>Bra...
<p>Brad Allard welcomes representatives from the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce for a conversation about connecting people, strengthening local businesses, and getting more involved in the Burleson community.</p><p></p><p>The group explores several ways Chamber members can build meaningful relationships, including Network at Night, Business Over Breakfast, Power of Heels programming for women in business, and opportunities to serve as Chamber ambassadors and diplomats.</p><p></p><p>They also preview “Beyond the Business Card,” an upcoming Chamber group cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas, combining networking and relaxation with stops in Costa Maya a...
<p>Brad Allard welcomes representatives from the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce for a lively conversation about building relationships, supporting local businesses, and getting involved in the Burleson community.</p><p>The group highlights upcoming Chamber opportunities, including Network at Night, Business Over Breakfast, Power of Heels programming for women in business, and volunteer roles through the Chamber’s ambassadors and diplomats. They explain how these programs help members form genuine connections, welcome new businesses, and stay engaged with the community.</p><p>The conversation also previews the Chamber’s “Beyond the Business Card” group cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of...
<p>Software engineer, author, and app developer Brandon Crisp joins Brad Allard for a lively conversation about building things, tracking entertainment, and making sense of artificial intelligence.</p><p></p><p>Brandon shares the story behind Purple Hat Ventures and PurpleCast, his free media-tracking app for TV shows, movies, video games, and podcasts. He explains why he created it after TV Time shut down, and how listeners can use it to build watchlists, find where titles are streaming, track watched episodes, rate and review media, get release notifications, discover personalized recommendations, and join community discussions. PurpleCast is available on the...
<p>Tracy Pope of Promises Community Ministries joins Brad Allard to discuss food insecurity and the growing need for assistance in Burleson, Johnson County, and the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area.</p><p></p><p>Tracy reflects on his first summer as director, including the Kids Eat Free program and the increased pressure families face when school meals are unavailable. He explains how high electricity bills, medical expenses, car repairs, rising grocery prices, and other unexpected costs can leave working families, senior citizens, and unhoused neighbors without enough money for food.</p><p></p><p>The conversation explores how Promises provides...
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