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Chris started at Texas Public Radio in May 2012 just after graduating from Texas State University in San Marcos where he studied journalism.

While in school, he worked for two years at the campus radio station, KTSW 89.9 FM, where he started as a reporter and then co-hosted and produced a feature news show.  Chris has won several awards for his reporting and producing while in school, including awards from the Houston Press Club, Society of Professional Journalists, College Broadcasters Inc., and the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association.

Chris' background prior to school was in the music industry where he managed a local band, performed live as a DJ, and published a local art/music magazine in San Marcos.

Chris loves watching all types of sports and loves to play fútbol (soccer) and golf in particular. While he no longer performs music, he still enjoys collecting vinyl records and spends his free time with his wife and daughter.

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11:53 am
Mon October 22, 2012

How Affordable is Housing in San Antonio?

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Another study looking at how income compares to housing prices in the 25 largest cities in the United States shows how even in San Antonio, which is in the bottom five lowest income cities, the lower income levels mean many families can't afford median priced homes. The Interest.com study shows that San Antonio's median income falls below the income required to purchase a median priced home, but only slightly. This .55 percent difference earns San Antonio a C- in the Income.com study. ------------------- Just to compare, Detroit is also in the bottom five cities with the lowest income and finds itself in a much better position because of how the median income compares to the price of a median priced home. The percent that Detroit's median income exceeds the income required for a median priced home is 45 percent.
A median-income household can only afford a median-priced home in 14 of the nation's 25 largest metropolitan areas Atlanta, Detroit and Minneapolis-St. Paul are the most affordable cities, according to Interest.com's first Home Affordability Study. San Diego, New York and San Francisco are the least affordable.
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Lighter! Quicker! Cheaper!
1:52 pm
Wed October 17, 2012

Terraced Seating Unveiled at Dignowity Pushcart Derby!

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Dignowity Hill Pushcart Derby 2011.
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The terraced seating being built on the old volleyball courts at Lockwood Park is in prime position for pushcart viewing and will be the centerpiece for fireworks watching and other community gatherings in the future for the Dignowity neighborhood.

Texas Public Radio presents the official unveiling of this winning design in the Lighter! Quicker! Cheaper! initiative in partnership with the City of San Antonio, the Project for Public Spaces and the AIA San Antonio.

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AccessAbility Fest
5:06 pm
Wed October 3, 2012

AccessAbility Fest 2012

AccessAbility Fest
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Attendees at AccessAbility Fest 2010, which was held on Halloween.
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In honor of National Disabilities Awareness Month, Texas Public Radio and disABILITYsa.org present the 6th annual AccessAbility Fest. Come out to Hemisfair Park for a family-friendly, fun-filled day offering resources, information, ideas and support for persons with disabilities and their families, including people with physical, intellectual, sensory and developmental disabilities.

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World Music
12:39 pm
Mon July 30, 2012

Syrian-Born Singer Zein Al-Jundi's 'Ajmal Gharam' (The Most Beautiful Love)

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Putumayo's July 2012 release "Arabic Beat" features music from the Middle East and North Africa.
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Zein Al-Jundi has a graduate degree in architecture, which was her dream, but a serious accident altered the course of her path to a career of performance.

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