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The Building Texas Show with host, Justin McKenzie, about the balance of business and governance. Each week, we’ll interview the local leaders affecting the issues and uncover the power you have to forge the future.www.buildingtexasshow.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Building Texas Show with host, Justin McKenzie, about the balance of business and governance. Each week, we’ll interview the local leaders affecting the issues and uncover the power you have to forge the
The Building Texas Show is hosted by Justin McKenzie. The show has published 135 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Inside VentureFest: How CTEC Powers Hill Country Student Pitches" (21 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Why Your Money Might Be Leaving Texas (And Where It Goes)" (21 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "New Texas State Park Near Boerne: Why It Isn't a Park | ABK" (21 October 2026, 20 minutes).
The Building Texas Show publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 135 episodes.
Booking probability for The Building Texas Show is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Building Texas Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Building Texas Show's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The Building Texas Show are Government & Politics and Home Building. The Building Texas Show has a business audience and around 900 subscribers on YouTube.
Justin McKenzie hosts The Building Texas Show, a business podcast with 135 episodes published.
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The Building Texas Show
CTEC at VentureFest: $12K wins and a $100K student pitch. Central Texas Electric Co-op sponsors VentureFest and Incubator EDU in Fredericksburg. Tachi Hinojosa, CEO and President of CTEC, breaks down why a Hill Country...
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Big bank deposits leave Texas for New York. In Fredericksburg, community banks put that capital back into the Hill Country. John Wells, Market President of Texas Regional Bank, on local banking, brain drain, and the...
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A new Texas outdoor site is about to open between Boerne and Bandera, and it is not a state park. Stephanie Kwiatkowski, superintendent of the Albert & Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area, explains why that...
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San Antonio already has the pieces international companies say they want: cybersecurity talent, a growing bioscience corridor, defense and advanced manufacturing, and a city built on relationships instead of...
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Texas kids are pitching on stage in Mason while a Hill Country co-op backs the schools and the tents behind them. Madysen McDonald of Hill Country Telephone Cooperative sits down with Justin McKenzie in Ingram, Texas...
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Ashe juniper, the "mountain cedar" covering the Hill Country, is native here. There just used to be a lot less of it. Grass fires swept through and killed the young trees, because a juniper dies once it loses its green...
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Your content has two audiences now: humans and machines. Mark Willaman of Newsworthy.ai breaks down why the press release is still the perfect document for AI search, SEO, and brand discoverability. SEO can get you into...
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San Antonio culture is not a side show. It is how the city keeps a downtown worth showing up for, a heritage you cannot outsource, and a free stage most cities only talk about. Suhail Arastu of Musical Bridges Around...
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Celebrate 50 years of the Sisterdale Fire Department. See why the volunteer fire department model is far from dying out. Seventy percent of America's firefighters serve as volunteers, yet many departments struggle to...
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Roughly 70% of America's firefighters are volunteers, and most of those departments can't find enough people to keep trucks staffed. Kendall County is one of them. Modern homes reach flashover in five minutes, but rural...
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$400 to $500 electric on a rental under 2,000 square feet. New 3,200 square foot house in San Antonio: $150 to $200. He said it's the windows. Gabby and Jonathan own First Choice Windows and Home Exteriors, based in...
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Sixty to seventy percent of roof claims get denied. Jasper Shin of Texas Roof Guardians says the average file is already short $3,000 to $5,000, and San Antonio took five hail storms last year. Insurance is incentivized...
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Pflugerville Texas went from a joke that you could not buy socks in city limits to advanced manufacturing, semiconductor, life sciences, dual-use defense, and aerospace. Jerry W. Jones Jr., executive director of the...
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San Antonio's water runs 10 to 32 grains hard—and in Helotes, up to 150. Hidden damage in your home Hard water damaging appliances. Jason Stevenson from Kinetico joins us at the San Antonio Home and Garden Show to break...
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Texas State University is up to $183 million in research expenditures, and invention disclosures have tripled in the past two years. Dr. Matt Sorenson, the university's first Director of Venture Development, breaks down...
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A fiberglass pool can last a lifetime — or fail early — and the difference is almost never the shell brand alone. It is who installs it, how they build the site, and whether they are certified to do the work. Jeff and...
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Jason Roemer has taught business at Fredericksburg High School for 27 years — the last two building the school's INCubatoredu program from scratch. In year one, his students launched six businesses, pitched to a...
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Pronghorn don't jump fences. They just stop. That single fact nearly wiped them out of West Texas, and it's the reason Borderlands Research Institute exists. In this episode of the Building Texas Show, host Justin...
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She spent decades building buildings — now she's built a barbecue empire. On this episode of The Building Texas Show, filmed live at the San Antonio Home & Garden Show, host Justin McKenzie sits down with Sloan...
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In San Antonio, you can go up to 300 square feet without a building permit. Tuff Shed designs stick-built custom sheds, studios, chicken coops, and greenhouses — then builds most of them on site in a single day. Richard...
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executive producer, Rimol Greenhouse Systems
Founder & CEO, exceptionalhrsolutions.com
CBE, former Director and ambassador at Aberdeen Football Club, former Director of Football Development and International Team Manager at the Scottish Football Association, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
founder and lead therapist, Heart-to-Heart Counseling Center
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