Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk with SAC Alum, Cary Clack. Cary is a native San Antonian, who has spent much of his career working in journalism. He also worked in politics, first with Congressman Juaquin Castro and later with then San Antonio mayor Ivy Taylor.

This is the last episode of the semester. Speaking of SAC returns in Fall 2026 semester!

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard, talk about Travis Early College High School. Through a collaboration with San Antonio College, the students are able to take college courses while in high school. When they finish, they receive not only a high school diploma but an associate degree as well. Hear from students Joaquin Marchan, Magaly Martinez, Sarah Vargas, and Felix Willis as they talk about their experience with Travis Early College High School.

More information on Travis Early College High School is available here: https://www.saisd.net/o/travis

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk with Josiah Rodriguez, public administration major. Listen to his journey as a work study, full-time student, and Student Trustee on the Alamo Colleges Board of Trustees.

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk about the rainy start to Fiesta. Recent rain has caused some problems for Fiesta events around town. Dr. Solis talks about Fredstock and the chances of rain. Hot Mustard asks Dr. Solis about the Week of the Young Child parade and the upcoming Puffs play at the San Pedro Playhouse.

Fredstock is Thursday, April 23rd on the SAC campus at Main & Dewey. The show starts at 2;00pm and is free!

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk about Fiesta at San Antonio College!

Dr. Ruben Rodriguez, Music business program coordinator, joins the show to talk about Fredstock. Fredstock is Thursday, April 23rd and features music from Rick Trevino, Grupo Ma$$oro, Pain Junkies, Street Lamp, and the Barrio Blasters. Fredstock is put on by students from the Music Business program. The event is part of the hands-on experience students get at San Antonio College.

fredstockmusicfest.org

Dr. Erik Hillskemper, Department chair of English, humanities, and speech, joins the show to talk about the Multicultural Conference. This is the 29th year that the English, humanities, and speech department has organized the Multicultural Conference. Six events are planned from Monday, April 27th, to Thursday, April 30th.

alamo.edu/sac/mcc

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk with Rayshunda Dawson, president of the San Antonio College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK). Rayshunda was recently chosen for SAC’s Inaugural Royal Coronation as Sovereign and will represent SAC at several upcoming Fiesta events. Listen to her journey and plans for the future.

Dr. Stella Lovato, San Antonio College Vice President for College Services, fills in for SAC President, Dr. Solis, this week. Dr. Lovato and Jennifer Johnson, Project Manager (Lockwood, Andrews, and Newnam), talk about the current construction projects on campus. Several projects are set to wrap up this year.

Rose Flores, Director of the Sinkin Eco Centro, also joins the program to talk about resources available to the public and how people can get involved. They have a field adjacent to the SAC Parking Garage next to San Pedro Avenue that is a farm used to grow produce, mainly vegetables. Part of their goal is to teach people how to grow their own food.

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard welcome Hector Salas, new Chief of the Alamo College District Police. Chief Salas will talk about his 30 + year career in progressive law enforcement leadership. Most recently he was Deputy Chief of Police for the San Antonio Police Department, overseeing major criminal investigations, patrol, crisis response interventions, and citywide community safety strategies. He wants to make sure the police have a student-centered approach.