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Hey Amarillo

Skylar Gallop
Amarillo
Amarillo, Texas
Community Engagement
Texas
Community Support
Community Service
Palo Duro Canyon
West Texas A&M University
Mental Health
Amarillo, United States
Education
Entrepreneurship
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo College
Homelessness
Healthcare
North Heights
Food Truck
Golden Plains Community School
Community Building

Hey Amarillo is a weekly, one-on-one interview podcast hosted by Skylar Gallop, and featuring the people and stories of Amarillo, Texas.

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Dean Yates picked up a guitar when he was about ten years old, and that was pretty much it. Music came naturally to him, he loved it, and he went on to make a career out of it. From national tours in the 1970s to performing at the White House, Dean h... more

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If you've spent much time in Amarillo or Canyon, chances are you've spent some of it at Palace Coffee Company. But for owners Krystal and Patrick Burns, Palace has always been about more than a good cup of coffee.

This week on Hey Amarillo, Krystal... more

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This week, Skylar sits down with Raul Rodarte-Suto, whose work at the Amarillo Area Foundation supports nonprofits and the communities they serve across the Texas Panhandle. But Raul's story extends far beyond his professional life. He's an artist, a... more

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In this episode, Skylar sits down with Dr. Neil Terry, interim president of West Texas A&M University. One of WT's longest-tenured faculty members, Neil has served the university at virtually every level of academic leadership, giving him a deep unde... more

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Krystal Burns
Co-founder of Palace Coffee Company
Palace Coffee Company
Episode: Krystal Burns
Raul Rodarte-Suto
Creator of poetry, music, art; community developer
Amarillo Area Foundation
Episode: Raul Rodarte-Suto
Dr. Neil Terry
Interim President of West Texas A&M University (at time of interview)
West Texas A&M University
Episode: Dr. Neil Terry
Courtney Brown
Co-owner of the 806 Coffee and Lounge; advocate and ARFA leader
ARFA / 806 Coffee and Lounge
Episode: Courtney Brown
Jessie McMeans
Founder and executive director of Golden Plains Community School
Golden Plains Community School
Episode: Jessie McMeans
Brian Tobler
District executive for the Prairie Sky Council of Scouting America
Prairie Sky Council of Scouting America
Episode: Brian Tobler
Devin Singleton
Associate content producer at Panhandle PBS
Panhandle PBS
Episode: Devin Singleton
Randall Renfroe
President of Allstate Security Industries, security solutions provider
Allstate Security Industries
Episode: Randall Renfroe
Kenzie Crabtree
Singer-songwriter; organizer of Backyard Songwriter Sessions
Backyard Again (Songwriter Sessions)
Episode: Kenzie Crabtree

Host

Skylar Gallop
Host of Hey Amarillo; frequent interviewer on community stories in Amarillo

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 149 ratings
  • Heart of Amarillo

    This was a great first episode with the new host, Skyler Gallop. As a long time listener, I was excited to hear that the podcast is still focused on the heart of Amarillo.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Saraannrussell
    United Statesa year ago
  • Wonderful Interviews!

    I’ve been a long time listener and frequently listen to older episodes as I meet new people who Jason has interviewed. The interviews are interesting and the editing is fantastic! If you’re wanting to know more about our beautiful city, delve into Hey Amarillo and B&E Magazine.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ctaq
    United States2 years ago
  • Making Amarillo shine

    Loving the spotlight that Jason shines on the incredible people of our city.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RenRidingHood
    United States3 years ago
  • Offers Diverse Perspectives

    I am a new listener of the podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    B - R
    United States3 years ago
  • Stories of Amarillo

    Jason is an exceptional storyteller and has a gift for finding some of the most impactful stories in the Amarillo area. If you want to know what Amarillo is REALLY about, this is the podcast to meet the people who make great things happen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GinaWoods
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the show for its authentic, community-focused storytelling.
The interviews are well-produced and offer deep portraits of local figures.
Guests are diverse and the topics stay relevant to regional interests.
Audience appreciates practical takeaways and the sense of connection to Amarillo life.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Raul Rodarte-Suto
Q: What would you endorse to support the community outside of your day job?
Raul endorses the Refugee Language Project as a meaningful organization that helps create safe spaces and belonging, linking art and service to real community impact.
Raul Rodarte-Suto
Q: What role does your day job play in your artistic work and community service?
He explains his grant officer role at the Amarillo Area Foundation, connecting people with resources, supporting nonprofit needs, and fostering collaboration rather than duplication.
Raul Rodarte-Suto
Q: Can you share a memorable experience from performing or organizing in Amarillo?
Raul recalls leading the 806 open mics and the emotional moments of performers overcoming stage fright, with audiences cheering for vulnerability and connection.
Raul Rodarte-Suto
Q: Where did you grow up and how did those early years shape your path?
Raul talks about growing up in Amarillo after being born in El Paso, his early involvement in theater at WT, and how open mics and poetry opened doors to a life in the arts and community work.
Courtney Brown
Q: What happened during Prop A and how did the community respond?
Courtney details organizing a broad coalition, educating neighbors, and pushing back on a draconian ordinance through conversations across backgrounds, culminating in a landslide defeat.

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What is Hey Amarillo about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show tends to spotlight a broad cross-section of Amarillo's community, from business founders and nonprofit leaders to educators, public safety officials, and historians. Interviews are character-driven and local in flavor, often blending personal backstories with practical lessons about entrepreneurship, community service, and regional history. A standout element is the consistent focus on people who are shaping life in the Texas Panhandle, with an emphasis on authentic storytelling, community impact, and practical takeaways for listeners who want to connect with local opportunities or inspiration.

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Recent guests on Hey Amarillo include:

1. Krystal Burns
2. Raul Rodarte-Suto
3. Dr. Neil Terry
4. Courtney Brown
5. Jessie McMeans
6. Brian Tobler
7. Devin Singleton
8. Randall Renfroe

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