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A San Antonio-based journalist dedicated to documenting the intersections of sound, culture, and community with a focus on musical legacies, cultural preservation, and live events. Specializing in narrative storytelling that follows the essence of individuals and movements. Driven by a commitment to competency, authenticity, and the human stories that define San Antonio's pulse.
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For the residents of Uvalde and parents across Texas, the passage of time has not eased the impact of the Robb Elementary Shooting; instead, it has hardened the debate over how Texas protects its students and holds its officers accountable. (Photo Credit: CNN)
Inside the unassuming storefront of Janie's Record Shop lies a place steeped in the musical history of San Antonio, and a family keeping a legacy alive. (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)
The Shenanigans game room was packed, hosting esports teams from across the state of Texas. The room felt competitive, yet collective, with a sense of camaraderie among participants. Roadrunners, Longhorns, and A&M students all focused on the game at hand. (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)
San Antonio is home to a healthy helping of record stores, but none are like Music Connection. From new to old records, 45's and cassettes, Jesse Galvan runs his shop with the utmost care. He does so in light of the miracle that kept his shop alive. (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)
Expecting concert-goers lined St. Mary's St. on Thursday evening, waiting in anticipation. The classic letter board above the entry read "Local Natives - Time Will Wait For No One But I Will Wait For You Tour," illuminated by the green light of the Aztec Theatre. (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)
The inception of San Antonio’s jazz history is often credited to the late James “Jim” Cullum Jr. and his nightclub, The Landing. His legacy and the thriving jazz scene that he created continue to live on in San Antonio. But where can San Antonio locals and visitors find amazing jazz every week, and why is San Antonio such a hot spot for jazz culture? (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)
This past weekend marked the 41st annual Jazz'SAlive, hosted at Civic Park at Hemisphere in downtown San Antonio. Akin to the years before, the celebration of music was filled to the brim with various talented artists exploring the boundaries of jazz. (Photo Credit: Noah Schwencke)