The Emmy-award winning television series, Downtown, recently interviewed Marley Porter concerning his efforts to reshape the Austin, Texas skyline. The segment called Main Street of Texas; Going "Pro" in a "Pro" College Town, and Birth of the Live Music Capital aired June 21, 2007 on local PBS affiliate KLRU.

"We chose to feature Marley in our segment on the history and future of Congress Avenue because of his vision for a redevelopment project that incorporates saving historic buildings. The project he shared with us includes saving three historic buildings in their entirety and building a green, well-designed residential condo tower above the buildings. Because this type of redevelopment has not yet occurred in Austin, we felt it was important to include a conversation with Marley about the possibility of a creative way to preserve our history while creating the next generation of sustainable buildings in downtown Austin,"

- Molly Alexander, Downtown Producer

Roy Williams, the Wizard of Ads, called Marley Porter one morning and said, "I'm going to buy a bell. A big one." When Marley asked why, Roy answered, "I'm not sure.  Tell me Marley, what kind of buildings get to have bells?" Chapel Dulcinea is the result of that phone call. It is one of the most utilized wedding chapels in the world.