TexCentric is a Texas-rooted episodic series built on three interconnected pillars: The History, The Music, and The Life.

The show explores the places, people, and moments that define Texas culture — moving fluidly between legendary music rooms, roadside diners, historic landmarks, and the everyday characters who keep communities alive.

It’s not a travelogue and it’s not nostalgia. TexCentric is an ongoing, playful conversation with the state itself — captured with honesty, humor, and heart. The goal is simple: make you want to go there, eat that BBQ, hear that band, or stand in that place for yourself.  Musically, TexCentric is grounded in Texas’s listening-room and songwriter traditions, where songs are shaped in conversation, carried across generations, and tied to the places they come from.

From world-shaping landmarks to overlooked corners, TexCentric explores the moments and places where Texas left its mark - culturally, imaginatively, and creatively

Listening rooms, songwriter circles, honky-tonks, working musicians, and cultural icons — treating music not as entertainment, but as a living, handed-down inheritance rooted in place, story, and community.

BBQ joints, diners, bars, and the people who hold communities together — bartenders, sound engineers, regulars, and locals who make places feel alive.

TexCentric isn’t about polish, trends, or spectacle. It’s about showing up, listening, and letting places and people speak for themselves.

The tone is warm, grounded, and playful — less presentation, more presence. Less interview, more conversation between people who belong to the culture they’re part of.

Visually and emotionally, it feels like staying a little longer than planned — because you don’t want to leave yet.

TexCentric™ is guided by people who live inside the scene, not observers passing through.
The host serves as connective tissue — not the focus — helping translate Texas culture without getting in the way of it.