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The Boerne Brew with Jeff Flinn

The Boerne Brew with Jeff Flinn

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Sponsored by The Boerne Star as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM - Saturday's at 8am

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  • The Boerne Brew -Hill Country Fire Coalition 5-9-26

    The Boerne Brew -Hill Country Fire Coalition 5-9-26
    2026/05/09

    In this episode of the Boerne Brew, host Jeff Flinn sits down with Doug Mackle, Logistics Administrator for the Hill Country Fire Coalition of Texas, and Toby Vicknair, Lieutenant with the Boerne Fire Department, to discuss National Wildfire Awareness Month. They cover how to wildfire-proof your home, the free property risk assessment program offered by the Hill Country Fire Coalition, and what it's really like to fight massive wildfires across the country — from the Texas Panhandle to the California Palisades.

    The Boerne Brew airs on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM.

    Timeline:

    0:00 – Introduction & recent rain in the Hill Country

    0:50 – Meet the guests: Doug Mackle & Toby Vicknair

    1:29 – How the Hill Country Fire Coalition was formed (2023–2024)

    2:35 – Home fire safety: embers, gutters, roofs & vegetation

    5:50 – Wooden fences, decks, and fire breaks

    6:45 – Fence fire break story

    8:23 – How to contact the Hill Country Fire Coalition

    9:05 – Upcoming Firewise property work in Sisterdale (May 12–13)

    9:51 – Ladder fuels and fire behavior explained

    10:27 – Wildfire stats: 85–86% are man-caused

    11:10 – Toby's deployment: the 18,000-acre Lavender Fire in the Panhandle

    13:05 – How firefighters are deployed via TIFMAS

    18:41 – What deployment looks like: strike teams, 12-hour shifts

    19:47 – California deployments: Palisades & Park Fire (429,000 acres)

    24:24 – Recap & wildfire safety reminders

    26:05 – Free property risk assessments — how to get one

    30:03 – Wildfire season is now year-round

    32:39 – Closing remarks & July 4th flag run plug

    📞 Hill Country Fire Coalition: 830-326-9031

    📧 info@hcfcoftx.com

    Original Air Date: May 9, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

    https://www.boernestar.com/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    24 分
  • The Boerne Brew - Adam Foren 5-2-26

    The Boerne Brew - Adam Foren 5-2-26
    2026/05/04
    Host Kerry Barboza (sports editor, Boerne Star) interviews Adam Foren, the eighth head football coach in Geneva School of Boerne history. Foren comes from St. Michael's Academy in Austin, where he served as offensive coordinator and associate head coach. The conversation covers his background, philosophy, the Geneva program, and his plans for the upcoming season. 0:00 — Introductions Host introduces herself, studio engineer Roland Jay Baris, and guest Adam Foren. 0:33 — First Day at Geneva Foren officially started April 20th; met the team April 8th. 0:50 — Living Situation & Commute Foren lives near Dripping Springs; wife teaches at Lake Travis ISD. Planning to stay short-term, then reassess. 1:23 — Geneva's Coaching History Host recaps all eight head coaches, including Dean Herbert (state championship), and notes Gaston and Rosen Steel both moved on. 2:11 — From St. Michael's to Geneva Foren's promotion from OC/associate HC; what made Geneva the right move for his family. 3:03 — Why Geneva? Tradition of excellence, family atmosphere, school community — especially important with a 2-year-old daughter. 3:41 — Current Roster & Player Buy-In Low-to-mid 40s in the program. Strong weight room attendance. Players have handled coaching transitions well. 4:37 — Returning Players QBs Caleb (starter) and Bryce Hanover both returning with varsity experience. Foren's QB background highlighted. 5:27 — First-Time Head Coach Biggest adjustment: daily organization and management. College coaching experience (including associate HC at 6A) eased the transition. 6:16 — Coaching Resume Deep Dive OC/QB coach at North Park University (Chicago, D-III, near Wrigley Field); QB coach at Wilmington College (Ohio); safeties coach at Saginaw Valley State (Michigan, D-II). 7:37 — All Three Phases Foren emphasizes his experience on offense, defense, and special teams as a differentiator. 8:13 — Defensive Coordinator "Coach Gibby" Gibby came from Holy Cross — Geneva's big rival. Foren has already scouted Holy Cross from his time at St. Michael's. 9:18 — Playing Days at Hope College Played QB at Hope College in Holland, Michigan under Hall of Fame coach Dean Krause. Coaching philosophy traces back there. 9:55 — NFL-Caliber Players He's Faced Matt Judon (Ravens), Matt McCoy (Saginaw Valley), Cecil Schwartz (Mount Union). Discussion of what elite players look like up close. 10:47 — Growing Up in Michigan From Haslett, MI (suburb of East Lansing). House divided: sister went to Michigan, he's a Spartan. Adjusted to Texas heat the hard way. 12:26 — Family & Moving Around College coaching meant constant relocation. Moving to Texas HS level offered competitive football + family stability. 13:27 — Philosophy: "Be Where Your Feet Are" Focus on daily habits, building community relationships, and staying present rather than chasing the next job. 13:58 — Sports Talk: Pistons, Spurs, Cubs Cubs fan (four years in Chicago). Spurs fan in Texas. Pistons need work. 14:59 — Meeting the Players / Third Coach in Three Years One-on-one meetings with every player (15–20 min each). Building trust. Supporting kids in baseball, basketball, track, and music. 17:02 — Game Film & Evaluating the Roster Already reviewed all opponents. Using film as one data point; getting to know players in person is equally important. 17:58 — Offensive Identity: Spread / Air Raid Will run spread principles with air raid concepts, built around what Caleb and Bryce do well. Keys: explosive plays, ball security, tempo control. 19:14 — Three-Phase Identity Offense: take care of ball, generate explosives, control tempo. Defense: stop the run, limit explosives, line up right. Special teams: be difference-makers. 20:01 — Senior Kicker: Parker Island Four-year varsity kicker. Hard worker, firm handshake, lefty. Challenged to be a leader. Sister is also an accomplished athlete. 21:43 — Spring & Summer Schedule Seven-on-sevens at San Antonio Christian in June. TAPS tournament June 19–20. About 8 spring practices (out of 14 allowed), pending baseball playoff run. 22:21 — New District Alignment Most competitive schedule Geneva has had in years. Foren welcomes the challenge. 23:08 — Scoring 30 PPG at St. Michael's Keys to offensive success: alignment/assignment execution, protecting the ball, explosive plays, controlling tempo. 24:25 — Closing / Prediction "We're going to have a great opportunity to get better today." First day of fall practice: first Monday of August.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    27 分
  • The Boerne Brew - Lemonade Day 4-25-26

    The Boerne Brew - Lemonade Day 4-25-26
    2026/04/25

    Kim Blohm joins the Boerne Brew to discuss Boerne Lemonade Day, a national youth entrepreneurship program locally run by the Boerne Chamber of Commerce. This year features 425 registered kids and ~200 stands across Boerne and Kendall County. Kids develop full business plans, attend financial literacy classes sponsored by Sonora Bank, and compete for awards — with winners donating their $250 prize to a nonprofit of their choice. The episode covers the program's history, logistics, fun stories from past events, and how to find stands via the interactive map at boernlemonadeday.org.

    0:00 – Intro & guest welcome

    0:24 – History of Lemonade Day (founded by Judge Kirsten Cahoon)

    1:05 – Growth: from 15 kids to 425 registered this year

    1:22 – Event details: Saturday May 2nd, 11am–2pm, Hill Country Mile

    2:18 – National program background (out of Houston/Galveston)

    2:41 – Boerne winner competed nationally & interviewed on Shark Tank

    3:36 – How the program works: permits, business plans, financial literacy

    4:17 – Awards: Best Tasting, Best Stand, Best Entrepreneur ($250 to a nonprofit)

    5:24 – Stand count: 425 kids, ~200 stands; registration is free

    7:17 – Best Tasting Lemonade competition: Thursday April 30th, 5–6pm at Boerne Sips Nutrition

    8:19 – Rules: linked to a business, need owner permission; no size/age limits

    9:14 – Other May 2nd events: Champion Band, Fire Dept. open house, Hill Country Music Mile

    10:51 – Age inclusion: Boerne ISD Life Skills 18+ program participating

    13:06 – Heartwarming story: shy student who started from home now wins Best Tasting

    14:42 – New this year: People's Choice Award via Facebook voting

    16:19 – Memorable products from past years (Star Wars glitter, pizza stand)

    18:53 – HEB welcoming stands for the first time this year

    19:09 – Finding the map: bernelemonadeday.org or boerne.org/lemonadeday

    22:21 – Full circle: Lemonade Day kids are now Boerne business owners

    24:01 – Closing: invite to tasting event & final call to support the kids

    Original Air Date: April 25, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

    https://www.boernestar.com/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    26 分
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