Joan Lyons - Austin calls itself the "Live Music Capital of the World". That may be an overstatement...but it's easy to hear a great band almost any night of the week. If you're making a musical pilgramage to Austin, I can help you find what you're looking for--from honky tonks to rock 'n' roll clubs. Good BBQ and Mexican restaurants too.

Kym Rusch - I have been living in the hip and cool city of Austin for about 6 years now. I have inside knowledge about the music scene, hiking and tips on Austin if you are on a budget. I would love to help!

Red Plana-Alcuaz - I live in McAllen, in the south of Texas. I'm into quality bargain souvenirs. If you have any questions (especially about airfare, getting around & shopping), feel free to ask me.

Eric Bayne - Fort Worth, Texas is my second home town. It is a much better example of the "real" Texas than Dallas, Houston or Austin, but it isn't as tourist-friendly as it could be (though they are trying much harder these days.) I live in Del Rio, Texas, now. Its a border town with some fairly outrageous nightlife across the river in Ciudad Acuna. We also have some of the best paleolithic cave art in the world.

Sandra - I have lived in Texas all of my life, on and off. If there's anything you want to know, just ask.

J Anders - Texas...it's a whole other country. And, in my mind, the capital is Austin. I have lived here for 13 years, attended the University and have a good grasp of the City. I am young, yet professional, and can provide you with some great tips on what and what not to do.

Marie Plank - I have been in Houston for 30 years and know it well. In the last 2 years, I have been making road trips in a 200 mile range to small Texas towns. So, I know quite a bit about Orange, Texas; Beaumont, Texas; Galveston, Texas.

Julian Gonzalez - I was born in Corpus Christi, attended university in College Station, and have called Austin my "long-lost home" since 1997. I am very active in the community, volunteering for almost every music, art, cultural, and humanitarian event that fills up the Keep Austin Weird calendar.

Katherine Zeis - Houston is a great city. There's cheap shopping on Harwin, stylish shopping in the Galleria, movies & dinner at the Marq*E, movies & a show at the Angelika, free museums and cheap shows near Montrose, and tons of great places to eat in Chinatown and our version of Little India.

Linda Karstedt - Ask me about Houston and the surrounding Gulf Coast area as I have lived here many years. I can offer insights into Houston's weather, traffic & freeways, airports, cultural activities, restaurants, hotels & shoppping.

Marisa Levy - I know Houston and its various scenes inside and out. I can offer insights into road trips around Texas, Texas-wide festivals, little known small town festivities, and where to and not to go when visiting.

Leona Mitchum - I know about the Dallas Ft. Worth area, but can specialize in rural activities north of that area. I am always willing to talk and give as much information and I can. I enjoy talking with people about the outdoor activities in this area.

Kay Fuller - I live in Fort Worth, TX and am happy answer questions about this city.

Marie Orozco - I can help with the cities of Dallas, Ft. Worth, San Antonio, Houston, Galveston, Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley. I am also well acquainted with many of the small towns whose very nature helped create the Texas mystique.

Johnny Warren - Would love to help anyone coming to our part of the world understand and know what "the beginning of West Texas" is all about, what to see, what to do, etc.

Elena - I've lived in the Dallas area since 1981. So if you'd like a run down of where to go and what to see, I can help.

Richard Bucknor - I have a great deal of knowledge about the Dallas and other cities here in Texas (where to stay, interesting sites to see, etc).

Stewart Wise - I've traveled around the USA from New York to San Francisco and just about everywhere in between. Now living in Austin.