
The Building Texas Show
Where trailblazers speak & bridges form.
The Building Texas Show with host, Justin McKenzie, where he talks about the balance of business and governance and growth across Texas. We interview the local leaders affecting the issues, business owners creating momentum and founders who are working to change the world, and inspire you to uncover the power you have to forge the future.
Hosted by Justin McKenzie
All Episodes
28:05Why Pflugerville Texas Is Quietly Building Austin's Next Economy
Pflugerville Texas went from a joke that you could not buy socks in city limits to advanced manufacturing, semiconductor

$400 Electric Bill on 2,000 Sq Ft. He Said It's the Windows
$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
30:12Your Roofer Showed Up After the Storm. That's the Problem
Sixty to seventy percent of roof claims get denied. Jasper Shin of Texas Roof Guardians says the average file is already
17:49The Hidden Damage Hard Water Is Doing to Your Home Right Now
San Antonio's water runs 10 to 32 grains hard—and in Helotes, up to 150. Hidden damage in your home Hard water damagin
29:21Inside Fredericksburg ISD's INCubatoredu Program | The Building Texas Show
Jason Roemer has taught business at Fredericksburg High School for 27 years — the last two building the school's INCubat
26:45Catalyzing Innovation at Texas State University
Texas State University is up to $183 million in research expenditures, and invention disclosures have tripled in the pas
22:59Texas Screwworm Is Back, and So Is the Pronghorn Comeback | Building Texas Show
Pronghorn don't jump fences. They just stop. That single fact nearly wiped them out of West Texas, and it's the reason B
15:52She Left Construction to Become a 4th-Generation Pitmaster | Sloan Rinaldi
She spent decades building buildings — now she's built a barbecue empire. On this episode of The Building Texas Show, fi
17:27San Antonio Homeowners Are Choosing Fiberglass—Here's Why
A fiberglass pool can last a lifetime — or fail early — and the difference is almost never the shell brand alone. It is
7:11No Storage Unit. Still 24/7 Access: Tuff Shed
In San Antonio, you can go up to 300 square feet without a building permit. Tuff Shed designs stick-built custom sheds,
6:44University President on Spaceport Expansion & Energy Diversification
UTPB serves 7,400 students in the heart of the Permian Basin — and most come from within 150 miles. President Dr. Woodle
23:27Why Texas Data Centers Must Build Their Own Power
ERCOT has over 300,000 megawatts in the queue by 2032. Peak load today is about 85 gigawatts. That is roughly 4x the pow
