The Daily Texan Audio: Recent Episodes
The Daily Texan Audio
Audio Producer Edly Termilien speaks with Hayden Conner, a fourth-year offensive lineman and founder of Paws for a Cause. After fostering dogs throughout high school, Conner took initiative and created Paws for a Cause to benefit the Austin Animal Center.
Reported and Produced by Edly Termilien. Cover photo by Edly Termilien and designed by Carla Garcia Leija. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Multimedia Editor Joseph Sweeney speaks with Paxton Smith, a reproductive right's activist who gained national attention after speaking out against Texas' six-week abortion ban during her high school graduation in 2021. Smith now serves on the board of directors of the national non-profit the Women's Reproductive Rights Assistance Project.
Reported and produced by Joseph Sweeney. Cover photo by Manoo Sirivelu and designed by Carla Garcia Leija. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
For over 60 years, Longhorn Singers have upheld a rich network of alumni, tradition and — of course — music.
In this episode, Audio Producer Joseph Sweeney talks to LHS members to learn about what it means to be in, as some refer to it, UT's premier show choir.
Reported and produced by Joseph Sweeney. Cover photo is courtesy of Claire Eastman.
In this two-part People of UT series, Audio Producer Emma Ngo talks to two different international students to hear about their experience at UT. In this episode, hear from Linh Dam, an international student from Vietnam.
Reported and produced by Emma Ngo. Cover photo shot by Charlotte Keene and designed by Carla Garcia Leija. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this two-part People of UT series, Audio Producer Emma Ngo talks to two different international students to hear about their experience at UT. In this episode, hear from Jade Debski-Beyrat, an exchange student from France.
Reported and produced by Emma Ngo. Cover photo courtesy of Jade Debski-Beyrat and designed by Carla Garcia Leija. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
A -30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Aislyn, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!
Photo by Lorianne Willett. Music is Feathersoft by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Lillian Vest chats about the Texas Science and Natural History Museum's Pollinator Day. Plus, UT President Jay Hartzell hosted the first-ever 'Songwriting Party’ at Cactus Cafe.
Reported by Laurel Pinchback and Tyler Pullum. Hosted by Lillian Vest. Edited by Tamara Rodriguez. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about “Soon Moon," an eclipse-inspired art show hosted by UT’s Visual Arts Center. Plus, UT and the City of Austin work to collect and donate used eclipse glasses.
Reported by Analise Pickerrell and Erika Pernis. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In the midst of stressful college life, UT students find comfort in the form of furry friends with their emotional support animals, or ESAs.
In this episode, Audio Producer Mercy Solis talks to three ESA owners to learn about them and their pets.
You can see photos of the pets and their owners at www.thedailytexan.com.
Reported and produced by Mercy Solis, with additional editing done by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art is by Analise Pickerrell and is based on portraits by Manoo Sirivelu. Music is Chevalet by idokay.
In this People of UT episode, Audio Producer Joseph Sweeney talks to Hiram Garcia — a UT alumnus and independent video journalist. Most known for livestreaming protests, Garcia's work has been featured in major publications such as PBS, CBS 60 Minutes, the BBC and The New York Times.
Reported and produced by Joseph Sweeney. Cover shot by Manoo Sirivelu and designed by Carla Garcia Leija. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about Texas Theme Park Engineering and Design's new immersive game experience.
Reported by Atahan Koksoy. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
Meet Longhorn Essentials, where The Daily Texan will teach you everything you need to know as you take your first steps into adulthood.
In the first episode, Senior Audio Producer Lillian Vest talks budgeting.
Reported and produced by Lillian Vest. Cover art by Ana Campos. Music is Dippler by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue).
In this People of UT episode, Audio Producer Jake Gripp talks to Tom Palaima — a UT professor with a passion for Bob Dylan's music. He teaches the signature course Bob Dylan and the Social-Historical Imagination, or as Palaima likes to put it, Dylanology.
Reported and produced by Jake Gripp. Cover shot by Manoo Sirivelu and designed by Carla Garcia Leija.
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Blue Dot Sessions
The Engagement by Silent Partner
Montauk Point Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about UT’s NAIC student organization choosing to move its annual powwow off campus. Plus, UT engineering students win the Student Startup and Innovation Awards at SXSW.
Reported by Naina Srivastava and Helen Li. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, General Audio Producer Amrutha Mummidi chats about the new sculpture at Pease Park. Plus, how UT supports Muslim students during Ramadan.
Reported by Aaron Sullivan and Tyler Pullum. Hosted by Amrutha Mummidi. Edited and supervised by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, General Audio Producer Amrutha Mummidi chats about the student-run blind dating show, "KUPID." Plus, earlier this month, Austin Development Services requested public feedback on a proposed ban on any future bedrooms built without windows.
Reported by Paisley Garza and Abby Breyfogle. Edited and supervised by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
Each Valentine's Day, Crushgram recipients get to pick up a bottle of Crush Soda — or they can opt for a flower if you're one of the first 1,000 attendees — and a note gifted to them by a friend or loved one.
In this episode, hear from three Crushgram recipients about what their Crushgram meant to them, and from Campus Events + Entertainment about what goes on behind the scenes.
Reported by Angela Santos and Edly Termilien. Hosted by Angela Santos. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art is by Michele Pinilla.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, General Audio Producer Amrutha Mummidi chats about student Katherine Snedeker's Gray for Glioblastoma Foundation, which was recently an official charity partner for the Austin Marathon. Plus, UT’s Disability Cultural Center is celebrating its first full year on campus.
Reported by Chloe Ching and Emily DeMotte. Edited and supervised by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about Celine Halioua, a UT alumna who founded a company working towards lengthening the lives of dogs, and country artist and sophomore Kylie Hernandez, who recently transferred to UT from Nashville to grow her music career.
Reported by Mara Ramazanoglu and Flora Farr. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about the UT Ancestral Appreciation and Culture Committee's Lunar New Year celebration, and The Miakan-Garza Band continues to send in requests for the repatriation of remains that UT has not yet returned.
Reported by Joey Clark and Aaron Sullivan. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Amrutha Mummidi. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about efforts to preserve The “Muny," a historic Austin golf course, and an Austin-based therapy dog nonprofit that is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Reported by Maryam Ahmed and Sarah Cooley. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Senior Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about a realty company's plans to revitalize "Dirty" Sixth Street and a student's small business that supports charity.
Reported by Olivia Dilley and Sabrina Ye. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
Swamp House is a cozy one-story house on a dead-end street in North Campus — it's also a music venue, but the founder wants it to feel like you're just in your friend's backyard. Like you're at home.
In this episode, Senior Audio Producer Lillian Vest chats with the founder, performers and attendees of the newly opened student-run music venue to learn what makes Swamp House so special.
Hosted and produced by Lillian Vest. Cover courtesy of Swamp House. Music recorded at Swamp House.
What makes a rivalry? In this episode, Associate Audio Editor Melody Jones explores what shapes and fuels these competitive relationships in real life and fiction.
Hosted and produced by Melody Jones. Cover art by Aislyn Gaddis. Music is Brer Krille, Tidal Foam and Kestral by Blue Dot Sessions.
Anyone who wants to eat healthy or understand where their food comes from must first navigate an ever-growing sea of buzzwords. In this episode, Audio Producer Patrick M. Davis explores regenerative agriculture to see what the phrase means past an advertisement. Hear from a food systems expert, a chicken farmer and from UT's very own microfarm.
Reported by Patrick M. Davis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music is "Kilkerrin" by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, Audio Producer Jack Lewellyn chats about Texas National Pan-Hellenic Council's biannual Hump Night event.
Reported by Tyler Pullum. Hosted by Jack Lewellyn. Edited and supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this Texan Overtime talk show episode, Audio Producer Alistair Manliguez chats with Texan sports reporters about the coming end of the volleyball and football seasons.
Hosted and produced by Alistair Manliguez. Guests are General Sports Reporter Lauren Hightower and Associate Sports Editor Evan Vieth. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this People of UT episode, audio producer Mae Lackey talks to Brandon Zupan — a UT student who does it all. He's a founder of the UT Discord server, the treasurer for Longhorn Furries, a member of Texas Carillon, a moderator of the UT subreddit and a photographer for the UT Housing and Dining marketing team. He even drew the cover art.
Hosted and produced by Mae Lackey. Cover art is "Bebo" by Brandon Zupan. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode, hear about National Night Out at UT, hosted by SafeHorns. The annual event focuses on teaching students safety — providing tips from experts to attendees and even live music.
Reported and hosted by Alex Nabors. Cover art is by Maya Kiselstein.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis chats about new Texas anti-immigration legislation and UT's on-campus observatories and telescopes.
Reported by Ren Leija and Tyler Pullum. Hosted and supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this special edition of Texan Overtime, audio producer Lillian Vest features the 32 Figure Skating Club at UT — a tight-knit community that offers a space for new and experienced figure skaters alike.
Reported and hosted by Lillian Vest. Music is by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, hear about a new sport at UT — RipStik hockey.
Reported by Paisley Garza. Hosted by Sriya Dommaraju. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Produced by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
The annual Sacred Springs Powwow is a crucial event in preserving Indigenous heritage. Hear from Indigenous performers and attendees about the event's significance in fighting cultural erasure and bridging Native communities.
Reported and produced by Patrick M. Davis. Cover art is by Charlotte Keene.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis chats about the Cactus Cafe's monthly jass meetings and UT's 12th annual Mitchell Sustainability Symposium.
Reported by Esteban Elias and Naina Srivastava. Hosted and supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
Audio producer Jocelyn Kovach explores UT's ¡Celebracion! and La Discoteca Hispanic Heritage Month events. Listen to hear about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month on campus and beyond.
Reported and produced by Jocelyn Kovach. Cover art is by Emma George. Music is from the MACC events.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis chats about UT students volunteering at New York Fashion Week. Plus, a new club for ADHD inclusivity is in the final stages of approval.
Reported by Angelica Ruzanovais and Julian Petzold. Hosted and supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
A temporary injunction in Texas is keeping House Bill 900, a law that aims to remove sexually explicit books in school libraries, from being enforced. In the meantime, associate audio editor Melody Jones explores the topic of banned books, why they get banned and who's affected by book bannings.
Hosted and produced by Melody Jones. Cover art by Angela Leon. Music by Mile Marker, Tidal Foam and Blue Dot Sessions.
Bevo Beats is back just in time to Honor Hispanic Heritage Month! Audio reporter Tamara Rodriguez shares the story of Texas Latin Dance, an organization at UT open to students of all backgrounds looking to give Latin dance a try. Austinites inside and outside of TLD express their love for the great community and cultural engagement within the org.
In this week of The Texan Recap, audio producer Sriya Dommaraju talks about Senate Bill 12, a law that restricted sexually oriented performances on public properties, and why it was found unconstitutional. Also, learn about RecoveryPeople and why a UT professor was granted a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Reported by Sarah Brager and Flora Farr. Hosted by Sriya Dommaraju. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Supervised by Melody Jones and Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of The Texan Recap, audio producer Alistair Manliguez chats about a new study showing a correlation between positive childhood neighborhoods and future cognitive health. Plus, hear about the student-run record label UTalent.
Reported by Isabella Zeff and Tyler Pullum. Hosted by Alistair Manliguez. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of People of UT, new host and senior audio producer Mae Lackey talks with Redditor Aaron Reiser, also known as u/samureiser, about the thousands of questions he's answered for students on the UT Austin subreddit.
This episode was reported and produced by Mae Lackey. Cover art by Alexa Zimmerman. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of the weekly recap, audio producer Alistair Manliguez chats about approval for a new LGBTQ+ historical marker in Austin. Plus, hear about UT's Talk Time program for non-native English speakers.
Reported by Emma Nguyen and Jane Goldberg. Hosted by Alistair Manliguez. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
Join us for an inside look at the Cactus Cafe's vibrant open mic nights, where students and Austin locals showcase their original songs. In this episode, podcast reporter Karina Revilla talks with Cactus Cafe coordinator Dylan Smith, performers and attendees.
Reported and produced by Karina Revilla.
In this episode of the weekly recap, audio producer Alistair Manliguez chats about a new AI created by UT researchers that can diagnose osteoarthritis. Plus, hear about "The Godmother of Mariachi," Belle Ortiz.
Reported by Amirtha Jayakumaran and Isabella Capuchino. Hosted by Alistair Manliguez. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In this episode of the weekly recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis talks with a Texan reporter about the new Austin City Council resolution requiring windows in all newly constructed bedrooms. Plus, hear about a conversation the Texan had with award-winning comedian Iliza Shlesinger.
Reported by Sarah Brager and Isabella Zeff. Hosted and supervised by Aislyn Gaddis. Edited by Jack Lewellyn. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions
In this episode of the weekly recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis talks with Texan reporters about the state law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth, which went into effect on September 1. Plus, UT announced the creation of the Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department.
Reported by Mason Rouser and Celeste Hoover. Hosted and produced by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions
In this new series, associate audio editor Melody Jones discusses and reviews book recommendations from the UT and Austin communities. For the first episode, she talks with two UT librarians about what makes the perfect beach read.
Reported and edited by Melody Jones. Supervision from audio editor Molly-Jo Tilton. Cover art by Ana Campos. Ambient Seaside Waves sound by Inspector J. Music Tidal Foam and Kestral from Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of the weekly recap, audio editor Aislyn Gaddis talks with Texan reporters about The Friendly Rio Market, a corner store that doubles as a music venue, and Hole in the Wall, a historical music venue that just secured a 20-year lease. Plus, a 100-year-old pecan tree at Barton Springs might have to be removed because of a fungal infection.
Reported by Diego Saldana, Kylee Howard and Sarah Brager. Hosted and produced by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions
Senior audio producer Mae Lackey chats with UT students and alumni about their orientation experiences.
Reported and edited by Mae Lackey with additional editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Music by Nullhertz.
In this new series, we highlight a few important stories The Daily Texan reported that week. In the first episode, Audio Editor Aislyn Gaddis chats about the new student government administration, plans for a UT medical center, the West Campus Ambassadors program and a new AI literacy course offering.
Reported by Celeste Hoover, Raiyan Shaik, Mason Rouser and Laurel Pinchback. Hosted and produced by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
In Aislyn's last episode, she sits down with UT dietician Jennifer Barnoud to chat about the college favorite, Instant Ramen. She also chats with other students to find ways to elevate Instant Ramen recipes.
Reporting and Editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover Art by Emma George. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
A -30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like MJ, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!
Music from Blue Dot Sessions. Photo by Lorianne Willett
From studying abroad, internships and labs, UT students spend their summers all over the globe. Associate Audio Editor Maria Probert Hermosillo talks to four UT students about what they{re doing for the summer.
Episode reported and hosted by Maria Probert Hermosillo. Edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Music from BlueDot Session. Episode art by Emma George.
Audio Producer Melody Jones discusses the importance of child-like play as a form of both entertainment and stress-relief on campus.
Reported, scripted and edited by Melody Jones. Production assistance by Jimmia Tabe. Supervised by Audio Editor Molly-Jo Tilton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Cover art by Ana Louisa Matzner.
In this episode, Associate Audio Editor Firdous Khezrian speaks with Dr. Mounira Charrad. Dr. Charrad is an award winning author and Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
In this episode of The Stories of our Halls, Associate Audio Editor Firdous Khezrian speaks with Dr. Gloria González-López about the impact of immigrants and refugees at the University of Texas at Austin. In this conversation, they discuss how she has navigated and expanded her identity career.
In this episode of The Stories of Our Halls, Associate Audio Editor, Firdous Khezrian, speaks with Dr. Kizzy Albritton about her research and career transition to UT. Dr. Albritton is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin.To learn more about Dr. Albritton you can visit her University profile here: https://education.utexas.edu/faculty/kizzy_albrittonEpisode reposted and edited by Firdous Khezrian. Cover Art by Breyona Mitchell. Music from BlueDot Sessions.
College can often be stressful, with trying to balance class, work and orgs, but Mindful UT seeks to calm this stress through group sessions and meditation. Audio Producer Juliana Smith-Etienne spoke with the folks involved at Mindful UT to see what this means to each of them.
Reported, edited and hosted by Juliana Smith-Etienne. Cover art by Emma Burke.
In this episode of The Stories of Our Halls, Associate Audio Editor, Firdous Khezrian, speaks with Dr. Faegheh Shirazi about her motivation to dispel stereotypes about Muslim women, specifically in Iran.
Dr. Faegheh Shirazi is an esteemed author and Professor in the Middle Eastern Studies Department at the University of Texas at Austin.
To learn more about Dr. Shirazi you can visit her website here: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/mes/faculty/shirazi
In this epsiode of The Stories of Our Halls, Associate Audio Editor, Firdous Khezrian, speaks with Dr. Elizabeth Keating. Dr. Keating is a renowned linguistic anthropologist and professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin.
For more information on Dr. Keating, you can visit her website here: https://elizabeth-keating.com/
Audio producer Mae Lackey chats with students at Queer Prom about their experiences with drag on campus and the threat of upcoming bills.
Reporting and editing by Mae Lackey. Cover art by Emma George.
A -30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Firdous, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!To keep up with Firdous, find her linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/firdouskhezrian2023/
Photo courtesy of Sofia Safi.
Welcome to episode two of The Daily Texan's audio series, The Stories of Our Halls. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Mary Angela Bock, an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Media at the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Bock spoke with Associate Audio Editor, Firdous Khezrian, about the path she has taken to become a renowned author and leader in communication studies and journalism.
Epsidode reported and produced by Firdous Khezrian. Episode art by Grace Cao. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
In the second episode of People of UT, audio producer Ryan Borrego chats with Longhorn SHARE creator Adrian Lancaster about his inspiration for creating and maintaining the project. This episode was hosted, reported and edited by Ryan Borrego. Production assistance and supervision by Maria Probert Hermosillo. Photo by Assad Malik and cover design by Ciara Casarez. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
En este segundo episodio de People of UT, productora de audio Maria Probert Hermosillo habla con atleta de atletismo Valery Tobias sobre su trayectoria a UT y sus planes a futuro. Valery, originalmente de Mexico, encontró su camino a UT y desde entonces a roto muchos records.
Este episodio fue escrito, producido, editado y dirigido por Maria Probert Hermosillo. Photos por Andrew Zamora y diseño por Ciara Casarez. Música por BlueDot Sessions.
This week, Aislyn sits down with UT Dietician Jennifer Barnoud to discuss the benefits of eating eggs. She also teaches us how to make the perfect scrambled eggs.
Links to the shopping list and recipe can be found here:
Reporting and editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma George. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
This episode contains adult content and strong language, listener discretion is advised. There is brief discussion of Sexual Assault from 13:17 - 13:32. Please use caution when listening. Welcome to Episode 2 of Off the Record, a podcast about new album releases.
In this episode, two longtime Lana fans, audio producer Claire and Lifestyle and Arts Associate Editor, Sage break down Lana Del Rey’s most recent release, Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd. Discussions include Lana’s growth throughout her career, the features that make the album and the problem with her last three songs.
Off The Record is a production of The Daily Texan’s Audio and Life and Arts departments. Hosted by Claire Domenic-Smith and Sage Dunlap. Edited by Claire Domenic-Smith. Episode art by Emma Berke.
In the second episode of People of UT, senior audio producer Maria Probert Hermosillo chats with track star Valery Tobias about her journey to UT and future plans. Valery, originally from Mexico, found her way to UT and has since broken many records. Keep an eye out for a special "En Espanol" episode featuring Valery.
This episode was hosted, reported and edited by Maria Probert Hermosillo. Photo by Andrew Zamora and cover design by Ciara Casarez. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
This week, Aislyn sits down with UT Dietician Jennifer Barnoud to discuss the benefits of eating meat. She also teaches us how to make the perfect hamburger patty.
Links to the shopping list and recipe can be found here:
Reporting and editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma George. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
In the first episode of The Stories of Our Halls, Firdous Khezrian explores the idea of love, but in the non-traditional way. Listen to hear about one student's love of something, not someone.
Look out for instagram posts from @thedailytexan if you are interested in participating in future episodes.
Reported and edited by Firdous Khezrian. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
JC and Evan chat about Men's Basketball's March Madness run, what to look forward to next season, and the exciting promotion of Rodney Terry.
Hosted by Evan Vieth and Jacob Campos. Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
In this new series, we highlight some of the unsung heroes and unrecognized legends around UT's campus. In this first episode, audio producer Claire Schulter chats with UT Housing Transparency creator Isabel Webb Carrie about her inspiration for creating the page.
Find the UT Housing Transparency page here: https://www.instagram.com/utforhousingtransparency/
This episode was hosted, reported and edited by Claire Schulter. Supervised by senior producer Maria Probert Hermosillo. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
This week, guest host Mae Lackey switches it up a bit. She directs the best resteraunt a to eat at around campus when you’re on a budget. Reported and Edited by Mae Lackey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
This week Evan and JC talk all about the Big 12 Men's Basketball tournament, including a breakdown of Thursday's game and a preview heading into this weekend.
Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
Evan and JC sit down and chat about the end of this basketball season, what Texas needs to do, and their March Madness outlook.
Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions.
Evan and JC sit down and chat about everything to do with Baseball's first weekend and its future. They also discuss the Longhorns' difficulties in this season's schedule.
Hosted by Evan Vieth and Jacob Campos. Edited by Jacob Campos.
In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down the basics of cooking pasta, including how to choose pasta shape and sauce. She also chats about alternative forms of pasta, like whole wheat and zoodles. She’s joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here.
Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Episode art by Emma George.
In the first episode of Overtime for the semester, new hosts Jacob Campos, audio producer, and Evan Vieth, Texan Baseball Reporter, chat about UT's early move to the SEC and what this will mean for many of the teams across campus. They dive into their thoughts on Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball and Football's impact post-move as well the possibility of new playoff schedules and division breakdowns. Join us next week to hear more from JC and Evan about the various sports across campus.
Reported and produced by Jacob Campos and Evan Vieth. Editing support from Molly-Jo Tilton. Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down what to look for when shopping for vegetables, the easiest ways to prepare this staple ingredient and how to decide which veggie option is best for you. She's joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here.
Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Episode art by Emma George.
ILI (The Indigenous Language Initiative) se enfoca en promover la educación de lenguas indígenas al nivel universitario. Desafortunadamente, muchos de estos cursos son de corto plazo, y la mayoría duran solo dos semestres. La reportera Maria Probert Hermosillo hablo con los profesores y los alumnos del programa. Reportado, producido y traducido por Maria Probert Hermosillo. El arte del episodio fue hecho por Emma Berke.
Welcome back to UT Explained, the podcast all about UT! In this episode, producer Melody Jones takes you through the financial aid process with tips and tricks from UT experts.
Find Resources mentioned in this episode here:
- FAFSA Application: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
- Texas One Stop: https://onestop.utexas.edu/
- My UT: https://my.utexas.edu/
- Fastweb Scholarship Database: https://www.fastweb.com/
- UT' Financial Wellness Center: https://financialwellness.utexas.edu/
A full transcript of this episode can be found at The Daily Texan's website.
Episode edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Hosted and Produced by Melody Jones. Production Support provided by Firdous Khezrian, Ryan Borrego, and Hyndavi Jatavallabhula. Epsisode Art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb. Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions.
The Indigenous Language Initiative at UT Austin focuses on promoting indigenous language learning at the university level. Unfortunately, many of the language courses are short-lived - most only last for two semesters. Reporter Maria Probert Hermosillo spoke to the professors and students involved in the programs.
Reported, Produced and Translated by Maria Probert Hermosillo. Episode art by Emma Berke
In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down what to look for when shopping for chicken, the easiest ways to prepare this staple ingredient and how to avoid chicken-induced food poisoning. She's joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here.
Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Additional reporting by Leni Steinhardt. Episode art by Emma George.
-30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Carly, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!
Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Photo by Peyton Sims.
Welcome to Off the Record, a podcast about new album releases.
In this episode, life-long Swiftie Hyndavi and non-Swiftie Claire are joined by Life & Arts associate editor Sage Dunlap to break down Taylor Swift’s latest album release, Midnights. Discussions include Taylor’s Millennial tendencies, the structural integrity of her bridges and the problem with Anti-Hero.
Off the Record is a production of The Daily Texans Audio and Life & Arts departments. Hosted by Hyndavi Jata and Claire Domenic-Smith with special guest Sage Dunlap. Edited by Carly Rose. Episode art by Rong Hua Wang.
Computer science is a notoriously male-dominated field that can feel daunting to breach. How can women make space for themselves and for each other in this kind of environment? Audio reporter Juliana Smith-Etienne speaks with women in the computer science program at the University of Texas about their experiences and the future they hope to create.
Reported and produced by Juliana Smith-Etienne. Episode art by Hingis Chang.
On Nov. 2, Dr. Aria Fani, assistant professor and director of the Persian and Iranian Studies Program at the University of Washington, spoke to students at the Iran Lecture Series hosted by the University of Texas. His speech focused on the history of Afghan-Iranian literary connections. Audio producer Firdous Khezrian spoke with Dr. Fani and Dr. Levi Thompson, the event lecture organizer, about the importance of both the event and the Iran Lecture Series as a whole.
Reported and produced by Firdous Khezrian. Episode art by Grace Cao.
Dr. Aria Fani's Official Website: https://ariafani.com/
Dr. Aria Fani's Faculty Profile Page for the University of Washington, Seattle: https://melc.washington.edu/people/aria-fani
Dr. Levi Thompson's Faculty Profile Page for the University of Texas, Austin: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/mes/faculty/tt25676
The Iran Lecture Series is sponsored by the University of Texas at Austin's Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Institute for Historical Studies, Department of Government, South Asia Institute, Department of Religious Studies and Department of Asian Studies.
Welcome to UT Explained, a podcast to help new students navigate the Forty Acres. In this introductory episode, audio producer Hyndavi Jatavallabhula introduces various resources available to students and explores the Longhorn culture.
Find resources mentioned in this episode here:
New Student Services Department: https://newstudentservices.utexas.edu
Texas OneStop: https://onestop.utexas.edu
University Health Services: https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu
Edited by Mackenzie Matwick, Leni Steinhardt and Molly Jo Tilton.
Hosted and produced by Hyndavi Jatavallabhula
Produced by Firdous Khezrian, Ryan Borrego, Claire Domenic-Smith, Melody Jones and Carly Rose.
Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, sports reporters Katie Borchetta and Tori Garcia discuss the Oct. 19 Texas volleyball game against Iowa State and recap the Oct. 15 game against Baylor.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton.
Welcome to Hungry Hungry Longhorns, a cooking podcast from The Daily Texan Audio department. In this episode, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis talks about all things rice with dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Rice recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here.
Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Episode art by Emma George.
This episode of Bevo Beats features Noteworthy, a competitive coed a cappella group at the University of Texas. Listen to members' stories about exploring creativity and establishing long-term friendships within collegiate a cappella.
Reported and produced by Tamara Rodriguez.
In this episode of Unscripted, Ryan and Sage unpack the "Halloween" franchise, including "Halloween" (1978), "Halloween" (2018) and "Halloween Kills" (2021). Stay tuned for an upcoming episode about the franchise's latest release, "Halloween Ends."
Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Video edited by Ryan Ranc. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
Audio reporter Maria Probert asked Hispanic students at the University of Texas to reflect on Hispanic Heritage Month and share how their Hispanic identity shapes their experiences and how they think about life. These are their stories.
Reported and edited by Maria Probert.
See the faces behind the voices here.
Photos by Julius Shieh, Kara Hawley, Kirti Moteka and Connor Downs.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Associate Sports Editor Jordan Mitchell and Senior Sports Reporter Hunter Dworaczyk discuss the Oct. 8 Texas football game against Oklahoma.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Leni Steinhardt.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Associate Sports Editor Jordan Mitchell and Senior Sports Reporter Hunter Dworaczyk discuss the Oct. 1 Texas football game against West Virginia.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Sports Reporters Evan Vieth and Nick Hargroue discuss the September 30 Texas soccer game against Baylor.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
This week, Sage and Ryan bring in special guests Reya Mosby, Life & Arts Editor, and Aaron Boehmer, Life & Arts Senior Reporter, to discuss Netflix's new movie, "Blonde."
"Blonde," directed by Andrew Dominik, is a fictional retelling of the life of Marilyn Monroe. Join us as we discuss the ethics of biopics fictionalizing their subjects, the outstanding performance of Ana de Armas, and the strangely beautiful cinematography of Chayse Irvin.
Video edited by Ethan Greeno. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Sports Reporters Katie Borchetta and Tori Garcia discuss the September 24 Texas volleyball game against Oklahoma.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Leni Steinhardt.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Associate Sports Editor Jordan Mitchell and Senior Sports Reporter Hunter Dworaczyk discuss the September 24 Texas football game against Texas Tech.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Carly Rose.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Sports Reporters Evan Vieth and Nick Hargroue discuss the September 22 Texas soccer game against TCU.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Carly Rose.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
In this episode of Texan Overtime, sports reporters Evan Vieth and Nick Hargroue discuss the September 18 Texas soccer game against UCF.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Photo by Julius Shieh.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
The University of Texas campus is home to an estimated 60 stray cats. The Campus Cat Coalition serves to care for the colonies. Hear from community members about the work they do as well as the resources available in Austin.
Reporting and editing by Ryan Borrego. Episode art by Sorcha Marie Wilson.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Associate Sports Editor Jordan Mitchell and Senior Sports Reporter Hunter Dworaczyk discuss the September 17 Texas football game against UTSA.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
The surprise prequel to Ti West's "X" entitled "Pearl" has finally arrived! With this newfound horror gold mine, A24 decided not only to release "Pearl" the same year as its predecessor "X," but also to announce a third movie called "MaXXXine." "Pearl" follows the origin story of Pearl, the killer in "X," as audiences explore her home life and her struggles in both controlling her future and her marriage to her husband Howard. Join Sage and Ryan as they dissect the excellent performance of Mia Goth as Pearl and try to comprehend the themes of this wild, technicolor nightmare.
Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
After nearly two years, The Daily Texan sat down again with President Jay Hartzell to ask about the University's response to COVID-19, the overturning of Roe V. Wade, "The Eyes of Texas," housing affordability and more.
In today's episode of Texan Overtime, Associate Sports Editor Jordan Mitchell and Senior Sports Reporter Hunter Dworaczyk discuss the September 10 Texas football game against No. 1 Alabama.
Video edited by Shezan Samanani and Garrett Bohannan. Audio edited by Carly Rose.
Texan Overtime is produced by The Daily Texan video department in collaboration with the sports, audio and photo departments.
Today is the 74th Emmys! In celebration of another year of television, Sage and Ryan discuss everything from Sage’s addiction to Succession to whether or not Squid Game was really as good as the public said it was. Join Unscripted as we celebrate the many creative people behind the television entertainment we consume on the daily.
Audio edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
On Tuesday, Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke held a campaign rally in downtown Austin. Hear from students, volunteers and Beto himself.
Narration by Hyndavi Jata. Edited by Carly Rose.
In honor of Sage’s birthday, Sage and Ryan dive into one of Sage’s favorite films, Denis Villeneuve’s “Enemy.” Discussions include: the controversial cuteness of spiders, romance within the horror genre and whether or not Jake Gyllenhaal is overrated.
Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
This week, Sage and Ryan break down the new comedy-horror film “Bodies, Bodies, Bodies.” Discussions include: Gen Z humor, complicated friendship dynamics and, of course, Pete Davidson.
"Bodies, Bodies, Bodies" is rated R for pervasive language, drug use, bloody images, sexual references and violence. Listener discretion is advised.
Episode art by Ryan Ranc.
When students find themselves dealing with major medical events on campus, it may be their first experience with doctors away from home. Senior audio producer Molly-Jo Tilton speaks with UT students and health services staff about how these experiences impact students and what medical resources are available on campus.
Produced by Molly-Jo Tilton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
Full transcript here.
This week, Sage and Ryan dive into the colorful world of “Suspira,” Dario Argento’s 1977 horror classic. Discussions include the film’s iconic cold open, Argento’s dynamic use of color, the 2018 remake and more.
This episode includes details of violent scenes in the film. Listener discretion is advised.
Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
Sage and Ryan are joined by Rachael Hatchett, the Texan's Director of Diversity & Inclusion, to discuss NOPE, the newest horror film from director Jordan Peele. They discuss major themes of the movie, potential Easter eggs and how NOPE compares to Peele's previous two horror films.
Find video episodes on the Unscripted Podcast YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC8xl0gNS…evSFBB-g/featured.
Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
Welcome to Unscripted, a film podcast by The Daily Texan Audio + Life & Arts departments, hosted by Life & Arts associate editor Sage Dunlap and senior film columnist Ryan Ranc. In this episode, Sage and Ryan share their favorite movies and TV shows of all time and discuss the impact these works have had on their lives.
Find video episodes on the Unscripted Podcast YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8xl0gNSDjWnA6IevSFBB-g/featured.
Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.
The University of Texas at Austin has been deemed a Hispanic Serving Institution, or HSI. But what does UT's HSI status really mean for its Hispanic students? Marissa DeLeon and Maria Probert speak with Hispanic students and faculty members at UT about their experiences.
Written and reported by Marissa DeLeon and Maria Probert. Produced by Carly Rose. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Full transcript here.
2019 Hispanic Equity Report here.
The second nationwide March for Our Lives drew hundreds of protesters to the Texas Capitol, calling for gun reform following the attacks in Uvalde, Texas, and Buffalo, New York. Listen to the stories of activists and speakers at the rally.
Reported and produced by Molly-Jo Tilton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Full transcript here.
Hear from members of the UT furry community who started and joined Longhorn Furries, a student group for people who are interested in art and costumes of anthropomorphic animals. The group members talk about misconceptions, social media reactions to their group and what the organization means to them.
In a two-part series, audio reporter Ava Garderet discusses homelessness with local advocates and student volunteers. The second episode touches on students' impacts on homelessness and the current efforts to assist the chronically homeless in Austin.
In a two-part series, audio reporter Ava Garderet discusses homelessness with local advocates and student volunteers. The first episode tackles Prop A and potential, long-term solutions to homelessness surrounding campus and the broader Austin area.
-30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Addie, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!
-30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Mikayla, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast!
If you ever hear the sounds of a banjo, fiddle or harmonica on a Friday evening in East campus, it might be Burnt Orange Bluegrass, a student bluegrass band at The University of Texas at Austin. In this episode of Bevo Beats, catch up with some of the band members while also learning about the deep (and dark) history behind bluegrass music as well as hear from experts about efforts to make the country genre more inclusive.
Members of the Zoroastrianism faith share their thoughts on their religion, the small UT community that celebrates the practice and their hopes for the future of the religion.
Music by Yotam Agam.
Hear the stories behind Sarai Cantu's original reporting on the Longhorn Powerlifting club. Recently, the club sport competed on a national scale and multiple members came back to the 40 Acres champions.
What is it like to be entering the education field today? Hear from a student-teacher at UT carefully balance school, work and hours in the classroom.
Created by Molly Jo Tilton
Hear the sounds behind Sarai Cantu's reporting on Texas Skate Mates and the community female skaters find on campus.
Created by Mikayla Mondragon
In this episode, you will hear Marilyn Nwora’s take on the Black experience at UT as a student-athlete. She dives into how she uses her platform and her routine as a collegiate athlete.
This episode of Bevo Beats features Mariachi Paredes de la Universidad de Texas. The group is increasing awareness of cultural music scenes on campus and connecting students with a long tradition of Mariachi music.
Created by Marissa Greene
As DJ-ing rises in popularity in West Campus, student DJs at UT share their thoughts on the community, mix-making process and efforts to gain more of the spotlight.
Music: "West Bad" by Jeremy Black and "Straight Fuse" by French Fuse
Created by Ryan Borrego, Sofia Vargas Karam and Hannah Ortega
Hear the sounds behind Sarai Cantu's reporting on the commitment of some UT students to reviving UT's Folklorico student group after multiple online semesters.
Texan Overtime sits down with UT basketball super fans, nicknamed Incredibly Loud Guy and Hawaiian Shirt Guy. The pair have been recognized by head coach Chris Beard and are widely known among game attendees.
The Heman Sweatt Center for Black Males received a $750,000 donation that will go toward the center's goal of promoting success for Black, male students at UT. Read the in story in the paper by Joelle DiPaolo here: thedailytexan.com/2022/02/18/dt-02-18-22/#2
After the Texas' first home loss, The Daily Texan's audio and sports reporters sit down to talk all things men's basketball.
Edited by Leni Steinhardt
Music by BlueDot Sessions
Reported by Amsal Madhani, Ethan Ferguson and Manny Ramirez
Audio producer Mikayla Mondragon explores the importance of proper pronunciation of UT student's names.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions
Listen to a day in the life of a student worker and learn the effects working outside of a college course load can have on student's college experiences.
Art by Julius Shieh
Reporting by Elisabeth Jimenez
Music by Blue Dot Session
Molly Jo Tilton speaks with a weight lifter, a pickup basketball player and a dance group leader about their battle for room in UT recreational facilities.
Cover photo by Assad Malik
Check in with the UT Women's Rugby team midseason in the third installment of this Texan Overtime series.
Art by Ciara Casarez
In the second installment of Texan Overtime's UT rugby series, associate editor Carly Rose discusses the strength of the rugby community. Learn how UT women's rugby makes friends with their biggest rivals off field — including Texas A&M.
Audio reporter Dacia Garcia chats with a UT student and professors about their comfort spots and how they de-stress from a busy semester on the Forty Acres.
Art by Mindy Van
Music by Blue Dot Sessions
This installment of Texan Overtime goes in-depth on UT's women's rugby. The team's journey from first practices to a potential tournament championship is documented by associate audio editor Carly Rose. In this episode, the players and coaches discuss who can be a rugby player and why they joined the team.
This episode was corrected on 10/11 to correctly attribute quotes to Anika Srinath not Valerie Ferguson
At the beginning of the 1970s, a UT student activist group helped inspire the arguments for the landmark Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade. It struck down a Texas law that criminalized abortion and changed reproductive rights across the nation. Now, Texas is challenging the precedent that Roe set. Learn about the striking similarities between the fight for reproductive rights 50 years ago and now.
Audio staffer Xavier Ingram reports from his first Black Student Homecoming. He speaks with the president and treasurer of the Black Student Alliance on campus. Ingram explains what Black homecoming is as well as what it feels like to be a Black student attending for the first time.
Austin's rave scene comes back strong post COVID-19 shutdown. Audio producer Allison Knodle speaks with dance music DJ CYKX on the role drugs play in rave culture as well as the future of their genre.
This episode was updated on Sept. 19 to censor a sources identity.
Members of The Daily Texan sports department sat down over the summer to discuss their thoughts and predictions for UT men's basketball this season. Former sports editor, Carter Yates, current sports editor, Nathan Han and associate sports editor, Matthew Boncosky talk all about what we can expect from Longhorn basketball's new coach and players.
This podcast was produced and edited by associate audio editor, Carly Rose.
What was West Campus before the gigantic apartment complexes and Greek life houses? This episode of From the Archives explains three important but little known facets of West Campus history: the Neill-Cochren House Museum, Jacob Fontaine and Wheatville.
In this episode of Texan Overtime, you'll hear from UT Olympians past and present. The longhorn Olympians talk about training during the pandemic, reaching longtime goals and representing the red, white, blue and burnt orange in Tokyo this summer.
Former UT basketball player, Donovan Williams discusses everything from what it was like inside the NCAA tournament bubble to his decision to transfer out of UT. Williams also speaks about his very own podcast and how he handled his recent knee injury.
According to the Human Rights Campaign, this year's legislative record was the most anti LGBTQ+ in recent history. Members of the LGBTQ+ community were face being denied access to healthcare and the ability to compete in sports. UT Students spoke about how these policies made them feel and how to stop these from passing in the future.
Juneteenth has been celebrated for over 150 years, yet some students never became aware of the holiday until just this year. Students are worried that even though it became a federal holiday, it still won’t be taught in K-12 classrooms.
This episode of Bevo Beats focuses on the disconnect between the local hip hop scene and the UT campus. Kydd Jones, DJ NickNack, Jordon and Kato Dox help answer whether if it's any easier for UT rappers to gain traction with fellow students.
The recent controversy surrounding unequal facilities at the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments brought the conversation about gender inequity in collegiate sports to the forefront. In this episode of Texan Overtime, we take a closer look at this issue, its impact on female student athletes and how fans can support women’s teams.
Produced by Carly Rose, Austin Cheatham and Mikayla Mondragon. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Audio producer Allison Knodle speaks with Austin rapper, Mama Duke about her experiences getting booked in Austin as a hip hop artist, how she’s found a unique spot in the local scene, and why Austin doesn’t need a sound.
Music featured on this episode was: Mad and Ghost by Mama Duke
This episode of Bevo Beats explores why hip hop remains on the outskirts of Austin’s music scene and the role venues play in keeping it there. We interview the executive producer of Austin City Limits and booker at Austin venue, Come and Take It Live. Local artists, Riders Against the Storm and Magna Carda share their experiences with discrimination in ATX.
Music featured on this episode was: Red Lights (Riders Against the Storm), Girlfriend (Flizoshi), Costco (Mike Melinoe) and Talk (The Magna Carda).
Esports, or electronic sports, have taken the world of sports entertainment by storm…and the Forty Acres is no exception. Student-led Longhorn Gaming is UT’s resident community of collegiate competitive gamers. In this episode of Texan Overtime, we discuss the esports scene on campus, the impacts of COVID-19 on the teams’ season, and the future of esports.
Produced by Carly Rose, Austin Cheatham and Mikayla Mondragon. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Radio’s changed a lot since the ’70s and so has reporting. In this episode of From the Archives, we're going to take a look back at a radio show called the Mexican American Experience and the life of reporter Rosa-Linda Fregoso as we join her in her journey as both an activism-oriented journalist and as a student parent.
Powell St. John performed with Janis Joplin during her time at UT in the band, The Waller Creek Boys. After St. John graduated with an art degree from UT, he continued pursuing music and was inducted into the Texas Music Hall of Fame in 2005. He and Joplin’s music is being released on vinyl later this year.
It's been a year since UT first extended Spring Break for an extra week. That extra week soon turned into a year of Zoom calls, masks and social distancing. In this episode of From the Archives, we're going to look back on our year living with the Coronavirus through the eyes of four UT students.
Produced by Aurora Berry, Addie Costello, Jackie Ibarra, Carly Rose and Mikayla Mondragon. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
A series of positive COVID tests, a Kansas sweep, an unprecedented winter storm — this season of Texas men’s basketball has had its share of ups and downs. In this special episode of Texan Overtime, sports staffers Carter Yates, Stephen Wagner, Nathan Han and Matthew Boncosky discuss how events on and off the court have affected this season, head coach Shaka Smart’s odds at a contract renewal and the team’s postseason potential. Produced by Carly Rose, Austin Cheatham and Mikayla Mondragon. Special thanks to the Daily Texan sports department. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In recent years, Austin’s hip hop scene has gained more national attention than ever before. But does Austin have a recognizable sound yet? More importantly, does it need one? This episode of Bevo Beats explores those questions with local artists: Magna Carda, Whookilledkenny, Teeta, Flizoshi, Tribe Mafia and Mike Melinoe.
Steve Sarkisian’s previous stint as head football coach at USC ended abruptly due to difficult personal circumstances. Now, he’s focused on football and thinks he can deliver results for the Longhorns. In this episode, we dive into Coach Sark’s past and explore what his future at Texas might hold. Produced and edited by Carly Rose. Made in collaboration with Carter Yates. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
On the same day that controversial head football coach Tom Herman was unexpectedly fired, Texas Athletics announced his replacement: offensive coordinator at Alabama, Steve Sarkisian. Who is Coach Sark, and what might he bring to Texas football that Tom Herman could not? Here’s what we know about the latest addition to Longhorn Nation. Produced and edited by Carly Rose. Made in collaboration with Carter Yates. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In a new series from The Daily Texan Audio, we'll explore how UT students have affected the music scene in the live music capital of the world.
In this episode, we'll speak to some of Austin's own hip hop artists and discover what makes their rising music scene unique.
Produced by Addie Costello. Music courtesy of Mike Melinoe, Fat Tony and Lend Me Your Ear.
The Daily Texan Audio reporters talk to three people who have experienced homelessness in the Austin-Travis County area. Produced by Aurora Berry, Annabella Chamoun-Ko, Carly Rose, and Laura Morales. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Janis Joplin rose to fame in Austin singing blues music created by black musicians. This episode explores the role Joplin’s race played in her career that took off before UT was even truly desegregated. We also talk to R&B singer Mélat and hip hop duo Tribe Mafia about their experiences building careers as black musicians in present day Austin.
Produced by Addie Costello, Arjun Hegde, Jackie Ibarra, Will LeHardy, and Anna Kay Reeves. Music by Tribe Mafia, Hall Johnson, and Blue Dot Sessions.
Janis Joplin played many of the same Austin venues that current longhorns hoping to build a music careers frequent today. However, Joplin quickly out grew Austin and took off for California. In this episode we explore whether or not enough has changed since 1962 that musicians can garner Joplin level fame from Texas.
Produced by Addie Costello, Arjun Hegde, Jackie Ibarra, Will LeHardy, and Anna Kay Reeves. Music by Lainey Gonzales, Quiet Light, Tribe Mafia, Briscoe and Blue Dot Sessions.
Unable to play in ensembles or attend in-person lessons, the pandemic has entirely changed the way students in the Butler School of Music learn, perform and connect with other musicians. Music majors and professors explain what’s different about this semester and the ways they have had to adapt. Produced by Carly Rose. Music by students featured in the episode.
As students begin sharing their beliefs on hot 2020 topics such as the global pandemic and the Black Lives Matter Movement, some students are finding that it’s more important to stay true to their values than maintain some friendships. Produced by Mikayla Mondragon. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Music legend, Janis Joplin spent a little over a semester as a longhorn in 1962. She was a part of the budding counterculture scene in Austin and even attended a UT football game. In this episode, author Holly George Warren and former Daily Texan reporter, Pat Sharpe give insight into how the 40 acres may have felt to Joplin. But how did her experience compare to current student musicians on campus?
Produced by Addie Costello, Arjun Hegde, Jackie Ibarra, Will LeHardy, Anna Kay Reeves, and Aurora Berry. Music by Hall Johnson, Lainey Gonzales, and Blue Dot Sessions.
UT Microfarm, an organization that manages the microfarms on campus, helps provide students with a sense of community and teaches them environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural practices. Produced by Annabella Chamoun-Ko. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Starting college is stressful enough. Going to school amidst a presidential election is too. But doing both during a pandemic? We spoke to students experiencing this strange Fall 2020 semester and asked them to reflect. Produced by Arjun Hegde, Laura Morales, and Mikayla Mondragon. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In 2009, Austin set a goal to be "zero waste" by 2040. The city is working toward this goal with input from the UT community and with social and environmental justice as a key motivating forces. Produced by Anna Kay Reeves. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
As many students work from home this semester, some are experiencing noise distractions that interrupt their sleep, studying and class time. UT Austin psychology professors Drs. James Pennebaker and Art Markman explain how the pandemic contributes to these distractions and what students can do to be more productive. And what does being on Zoom all day do to a student's mental health?
Produced by Carly Rose and Laura Morales. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Austin’s Casa Marianella has sheltered refugees and asylum seekers for 35 years, but there’s never been a year like this. 2020 has presented a storm of challenges, among them the Covid-19 pandemic and shifting migration policy.
Produced by Anna Kay Reeves. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
From the Archives examines pieces of Austin history through the lens of the University of Texas.
In limited series, we’re exploring the history of the land where the UT Austin campus now sits, and those that came before. In this episode, we're looking at the original native Austinites — the Indigenous people who first called this land home.
Produced by Harper Carlton, Addie Costello, Aurora Berry, and Anna Kay Reeves. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
What does looking good mean and why does it mean something to you? Students have found themselves re-evaluating their concepts of self-image, taking a positive spin on glam as want instead of a need.
Produced by Annabella Chamoun-Ko. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
While COVID-19 has brought unprecedented barriers this election cycle, TX Votes officer Anthony Zhang discusses how college students can be civically involved and encourage their peers to do the same.
Produced by Chloe Young. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
With the emergence of COVID-19 in the Spring, Sam Gillette found his plans to fulfill his study abroad requirements completely upended. Instead of exploring Morocco and living with a host family, Sam has spent his semester glued to his computer screen taking Moroccan online classes from his apartment in Austin, Texas.
In March, UT Austin's three improv comedy troupes went on hiatus and tried to wait out the COVID-19 pandemic. But with an end not clearly in sight, the troupes are figuring out ways to keep their audiences entertained and continue performing — this time from a distance.
When COVID-19 forced UT Austin to put a hold on its basketball games, spring football scrimmage, and 2020 baseball season, it also ended the competition season for the school's 48 club sports. Now, athletes from the quidditch, wrestling, and powerlifting teams are busy trying to get their seasons back on track despite a global pandemic.
Reported by Addie Costello. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
For decades, the NCAA has barred student athletes from profiting off their names, images, and likenesses in order for the players to keep their amateur status.
But where does America's obsession with amateurism stem from? And who does it benefit?
Despite Austin Public Health officials' warnings, UT Austin is holding the first match of the 2020 season with spectators in the stands. In response, students are taking to Twitter to voice their concerns with the gathering of an estimated 25,000 fans.
Produced and edited by Harper Carlton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In June 2020, Texas Athletics reported that 13 football players tested positive or presumed positive for COVID-19. With coronavirus threatening the fall sports seasons for schools across the nation, sports reporters Myah, Donnavan, Stephen, and Marcus discuss what universities would look like without football this fall.
Following a nationwide wave of protests in support of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, numerous figures from Texas Athletics programs have spoken out in support of black athletes. Donnavan, Myah, Marcus and Stephen discuss the varied responses over the past week.
Produced and edited by Harper Carlton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This last episode of the semester continues to explore the different ways coronavirus is impacting students’ lives — from academic accommodations to dating and relationships.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Addie Costello and Mckenna Lucas. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Alex interviews defensive back Caeden Sterns on the role his mother played in his decision to commit to Texas.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Texas Sports gets together over Zoom for an extended episode to talk about the three Longhorn selections in the NFL Draft, predictions for Texas Basketball's next season, and whether there'll be a full football season in the fall.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode is all about personal stories from our reporters at home.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Austin Cheatham, Patricia Lim and Jackie Ibarra. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode explores some of the ways life has changed from the coronavirus outbreak.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Will Brooks, Melissa Cortes Santiago and Chloe Young. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Creative Commons.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. Four of our audio staffers get together over Zoom to chat about the Netflix documentary series Tiger King — from the craziest moments of the show to online reactions on Joe Exotic's fight with Carole Baskin. Hosted by Addie Costello, Will LeHardy, Mckenna Lucas and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Lobo Loco.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode includes content created before the coronavirus outbreak. Our future episodes will cover the various ways COVID-19 is affecting the UT community, but for now, enjoy a few stories from a simpler time.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Austin Cheatham and Chloe Young. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus are back for a special shelter-in-place episode to talk about head coach Karen Aston leaving the women's basketball team and Texan Sports' bracket for the best Longhorn ever.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode includes content created before the coronavirus outbreak. Our future episodes will cover the various ways COVID-19 is affecting the UT community, but for now, enjoy a few stories from a simpler time.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Melissa Cortes Santiago, Addie Costello, Will Brooks and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with projects reporter Neelam Bohra to discuss her most recent article, which celebrates World Kidney Day and shares the experiences of those who have had kidney transplants. You can read her story at thedailytexan.com
Produced by Sara Schleede. Cover art by Destiny Alexander. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Sara talks to Spencer and Savana about Democratic primary results, coronavirus and law firm Husch Blackwell's recommendations for UT's sexual misconduct policies. Also, special guest and projects reporter Chad Lyle talks about student government campaigns and election results.
Produced by Will Brooks and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. UT is iconic in ways both big and small — this episode explores just that.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Patricia Lim, Austin Cheatham and Jackie Ibarra. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music from Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus this week talk about Texas' continued softball success, the men's basketball team's increased chances in getting to the Big Dance, and whether Marcus is a liar or not.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds & Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. This episode is all about the traditions that connect UT students to their university, city, cultures and each other.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Addie Costello, Will LeHardy, Mckenna Lucas and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music from Blue Dot Sessions and Bensound.
Audio producer Aurora Berry sits down with senior life and arts producer Aisling Ayers to discuss the husband and wife musical duo, Ordinary Elephant. Produced by Aurora Berry, Addie Costello, Jackie Ibarra, Will LeHardy, and Chloe Young. Music by Ordinary Elephant and Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus talk about the end of Texas softball's undefeated season, whether baseball will continue their win streak, and a change of luck for Texas basketball.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together this week to discuss the dominant Texas softball team, continued problems with the men's basketball season, and a rocky start for the Daily Texan's own intramural basketball team.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
With Super Tuesday less than two weeks away, audio editor Sara Schleede, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and news editor Savana Dunning talk about what's on the ballot in Texas.
Produced by Will Brooks, Austin Cheatham and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together to talk about criticism against Texas Athletics, the future for head coaches Tom Herman and Shaka Smart and their worst Valentine's Days.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
From the Archives examines pieces of Austin history and the student reporters that covered them.
In this episode, we take a look back at the events that led to the removal of Confederate statues at the University of Texas. Where do Jefferson Davis, a campus fountain, and WWI intersect? Find out in Should I Stay or Should I Go.
Produced by Harper Carlton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together on National Signing Day to talk about the Longhorns' new commits, what they mean for the team next season, and if they'd do better against No. 3 Kansas than the men's basketball team.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Donnavan, Alex, Marcus and Myah are back for the spring semester to talk about the untimely death of Kobe Bryant, the men's basketball team's slump, and the women's team five-game win streak.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
More than 200 students attended Monday Night's open forum on UT's sexual misconduct policies, and the Daily Texan has published articles, photos and a partial transcription of the event. Here, audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner, managing editor Lisa Nhan and news reporter Lauren Grobe to discuss student demands, University response and the emotional toll this topic can take on a community.
Produced by Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Long hours spent studying at the PCL seem to be a rite of passage for UT students. In this episode of Odds & Ends, the Daily Texan audio staff spent 24 hours at the library, from 5 p.m. Dec. 10 to 5 p.m. Dec. 11, to document the descent into the madness of finals week.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Production and reporting by William Witte, Clark Dalton, Divya Jagadeesh, Aurora Berry, Blaine Young, Sara Schleede, Harper Carlton, Sophia Kontos, Jack Farrell, Brian Couser, Nina Rivela, Addie Costello, and Connor Tolany. Episode concept inspired by This American Life. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Daniela get together for the last time this semester to talk about coaching changes on the football team, worries for the program and postseason predictions around the Big 12.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. This episode brings you some old and previously released stories from the Daily Texan audio staff. Nina Rivela deconstructs Sunday brunch and then examines the environmental effects of the fashion industry, Sophia Kontos learns about smart playlists and Clark Dalton becomes a test subject in a campus study.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to give updates on student protests against UT's sexual misconduct policies and a hike in tuition. The crew also reflects on the past semester in campus news.
Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Aurora Berry learns how some of UT's international students are celebrating an American tradition, while Addie Costello asks: why doesn't anybody makes wishes by tossing coins into Littlefield Fountain? Jack Farrell talks about a wish come true: the possible return of his favorite childhood video game, NCAA Football.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Daniela sit down a little earlier this week to talk about the Longhorns’ blowout loss at Baylor, their bowl predictions for the team and what changes should occur in the offseason.
Donnavan, Alex and Wills discuss Texas' loss at Iowa State, changes for the Longhorns' future and their options for the postseason.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Donnavan, Alex and Wills discuss Texas’ comeback game against Kansas State, how the Longhorns’ basketball season is shaping up after their third game, and if Alex has good taste in movies.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to talk about the University's awaited response to the Sit In for Student Safety.
Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Jack Farrell tells a tale of the Littlefield family's spooky legacy, while Aurora Berry interviews an experimental dance group. Addie Costello asks the daring question: has anyone ever eaten Bevo?
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Alex, Marcus, and Wills are back after the bye week to talk about the Longhorns’ postseason future, the return of Andrew Jones to Texas basketball, and the ever-dominant Texas volleyball team.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Blaine Young talks to the team responsible for lighting UT Tower, Sophia Kontos learns about how exhibitions at the Blanton Museum of Art come to be, and Clark Dalton finds who is behind the anonymous positive messages in the WCP.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Pictures of the Floating World, Blue Dot Sessions and Alpha Hydrae.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to talk about last week's Sit In for Student Safety and offer a conclusion to Austin's camping ban and Riverside redevelopment.
Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus discuss takeaways from last week’s game against Kansas and the keys to winning in Fort Worth on Saturday.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Addie Costello discovers what songs people jam out to on Speedway Mall, Aurora Berry investigates the ways people try to make football festivities more environmentally friendly, and Brian Couser examines the history behind Oktoberfest. It's fall, y'all. Enjoy the weather and let loose!
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Compost bins can be found in dining halls across UT's campus, but what goes in them exactly? According to UT Resource Recovery, about $300 to $400 worth of contamination per week. To increase our composting knowledge, Sara quizzes Spencer and Megan on what can be recycled or composted and what should be tossed in the trash. Of course, Megan and Spencer give an update on Austin's homeless camping ban and the Domain at Riverside development before Thursday's city council meeting.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Connor Tolany. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Leading up to the Texas-OU showdown in Dallas this weekend, George Stoia III, the OU Daily sports editor, joins Donnavan, Alex, Daniela and Marcus to discuss the Horn's Down controversy, keys to the game and a new deserted island scenario.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Odds and Ends cobbles together every little — and big — story from UT and Austin. In the first episode of the semester, reporters Brian Couser, Addie Costello, Aurora Berry, and Jack Farrell dove deeper into things many students will have heard of, but may not actually know much about.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Daniela talk about a California bill that affects college athletes' pay, running back Roschon Johnson's decision to not redshirt, and which burrito chain is better: Chipotle or Cabo Bob's.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Graysen Golter to give another update on Austin's homeless camping ban, as well as graduate student grievances and the latest findings from an investigation into the fall 2018 Texas Cowboys Retreat.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Isaac talk about the soccer team's recent struggles and give their predictions for the OSU game on Saturday.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca and editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner to talk more about Austin's camping ban, as well as UT RGV's special announcement, e-cigarettes, and UT's new ethics initiative.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Donnavan, Alex and Marcus talk about Texas' running back game and give their predictions for the game against LSU on Saturday.
Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.
Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca and editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner to talk about a new campus issue every other week. In this episode, Megan and Spencer discuss UT's new free speech policy, Austin's changing regulations on pitching tents around the city, and a possible redevelopment in Riverside.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools.
Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morgan Kuehler to take a deeper look at what it's like to go to a university involved in what has become known as the college admissions scandal.
On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools.
Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morgan Kuehler to take a deeper look at what it's like to go to a university involved in what has become known as the college admissions scandal.
On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools. Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morgan Kuehler to take a deeper look at what it's like to go to a university involved in what has become known as the college admissions scandal.
It's the final episode of In Session, and The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about drugs — both legal and illegal. The group also looks back on their semester and describes their legislative experience in three words or less. This podcast will no longer be in session, but the 86th Texas Legislature still is until the end of May. You can keep up with The Daily Texan's coverage in our paper, on our website, or through our Facebook group.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
We spend so much time here, but how much do we actually know about our university? Reporters Bianca Canal, Divya Jagadeesh, and Harman Kang share stories that teach us more about UT.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, Bianca Canal, and Harman Kang. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
JT and Ross talk with CJ Vogel about the Texas Longhorns' rough patches on the baseball diamond. Watch tonight against WVU to see if they can get out of it.
Music by Nctrnm.
On this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about stories that didn't make it into the paper — whether due to a committee hearing cut short or a source that falls through. Such is the way with journalism. Also up for discussion: marijuana decriminalization (again) and digital driver licenses.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
On March 11, residents of UT's University Apartments received an email outlining new policies. University Housing and Dining claims the changes will allow space for 190 new residents. But some 80 households will be displaced as a result, and graduate students have joined together to fight against what they see as unjust treatment.
Reported and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Morgan O'Hanlon.
Reporters Clark Dalton and Bianca Canal were interested in what students do outside the classroom. Clark highlights and up and coming student musician and Bianca looks into students using their spare time to advocate for survivors of sexual violence.
Hosted by JT Lindsey and Sara Schleede. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, and Bianca Canal. Music by Dayglow.
In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about social media discrimination laws and abortion.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
JT and Ross bring on Marcus Krum to discuss softball and spring football.
Music by Nctrnm.
In this Texan recap of Game of Thrones' Season 8 premiere, "Winterfell," JT, Liza, Katie and newcomer Lisa Nhan discuss the best, worst and most Bran moments in this episode.
Music by Kevin Macleod.
It wouldn't be college without the parties... or would it? Reporters Harper Carlton and Ellie Rudy share stories and concerns about student's favorite places to go out.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, Harper Carlton, and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of In Session, Sara and Chase talk about the Texas Legislature's attempt to lower property taxes — with a sales tax increase. Also on The Daily Texan legislative team's radar: raising the smoking age to 21 and the latest bill concerning religious freedom.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Game of Thrones is back on Sunday, so it's time for the very first Texan Thrones podcast. Audio editor JT Lindsey talks with editor-in-chief Liza Anderson, photo editor Katie Bauer and senior sports reporter Cameron Parker about the hottest questions in Westeros. Who's gonna take the Iron Throne? Could Varys be a... satisfying... partner? And more!
We're not sure how it has taken this long to mention e-scooters in a podcast discussing news based in Austin, Texas, but after eight episodes we finally have. In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters discuss Beto O'Rourke's presidential campaign rally, Planned Parenthood, and the nuisances of the street that we all know and love.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Ross and JT bring on baseball beat writer CJ Vogel and men's basketball beat writer Robert Larkin to discuss the biggest questions facing Texas athletics: Is the baseball team too young? How does David Pierce's squad compare to last year? And, how much credit should we give Shaka Smart for a deep NIT run?
ALSO: Let us know: after the dust settles, who will sit on the Iron Throne?
Music by Nctrnm.
No matter the size, building something in someone's backyard is going to have an impact. Clark Dalton reports on a big development drawing a big reaction — Austin's quest for an MLS team. Who's gonna foot the bill for Austin's footy team? Harman Kang and Divya Jagadeesh looked at the ways a very small development — a micro-prairie right here at UT — can help big environmental change happen.
Hosted by JT Lindsey. Produced by JT Lindsey, Morgan Kuehler and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about a new rule preventing University staff from using Airbnb, EpiPens and anti-hazing legislation. They also talk about the budget, which is now up for debate, but there's nothing much to say about that yet.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
JT and Ross bring on Robert Larkin and Stephen Wagner to talk three big tournaments -- the Longhorn women's loss in the NCAA, the men's run in the NIT and the Daily Texan's run in the prestigious C-league intramural tournament.
ALSO: Kentucky vs. the City College of New York on an aircraft carrier. Who's in?
Produced by JT Lindsey and Clark Dalton. Music by Nctrnm.
Exercising your right to free speech takes a lot of forms -- from arguing for greater protection of that right, to yelling for a cause to screaming in celebration. Shaan Lashari talks to student activists about free speech and how the Chicago Principles came to the Forty Acres. Bianca Canal counts down the moments before the end of Student Government campaigning to the tune of students shouting -- and follows up to hear them shout at the result.
Produced by Eric Kiehnau, Sara Schleede, Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey.
Bill filing for the 2019 Texas Legislature ended with a record high. With 7,067 bills to tend to, what is next for legislators under the pink dome? The Daily Texan's legislative reporters explain, but not before weighing in on an announcement that every Texan has been waiting for.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Ross and JT are joined by Steve Helwick and Stephen Wagner to talk men's and women's basketball -- and their postseason chances. They discuss the allegations against now former men's tennis coach Michael Center.
Morgan Kuehler substitutes for Sara Schleede and sits down with reporter Chad Lyle to talk all things Texas Lege.
Stay till the end for some fun news!
Sometimes a joke goes too far -- and sometimes it goes serious. Spencer Buckner looks back on the history of satirical campaigns in UT's Student Government through the story of a jokester turned president and a to-go Red Lobster order that went way too far.
Hosted and written by Spencer Buckner. Produced by Eric Kiehnau.
Ross and JT are joined by Donnavan Smoot and Steve Helwick to talk about men's and women's hoops as we head into the madness of March.
Music by Kevin Macleod.
UT’s 2019 campus-wide elections are underway. Welcome to the rodeo. In the third episode of this miniseries, The Daily Texan looks back into history to examine Student Government's evolving role in life on campus, from 1900 to now.
Hosted and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional narration by Gage Clow. Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Incompetech.
In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters discuss contentious issues such as LGBTQ and abortion rights, as well as the issue on every Texan's mind — is Beto O'Rourke running for president?
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic, Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
JT and Ross get their acts together and bring the podcast back. Robert Larkin joins to talk the disappointing men's basketball team.
Music by Nctrnm.
ALSO: JT's sister is having a girl. Uncle "Bub" is over the moon.
UT’s 2019 campus-wide elections are underway. Welcome to the rodeo. In the second episode of this miniseries, The Daily Texan explores the 2019 executive alliance campaigns. What ways do these campaigns want to improve student life on campus, and who will come out on top?
Hosted and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Hannah Ortega and Nicole Stuessy. Dessert metaphor by Spencer Buckner. Additional audio courtesy of Camron & Amie’s campaign video, produced by Nabil Bayoumi and Justin Banh, directed by Jade Fabello, and featuring music from Big Wy’s Brass Band. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
While The Daily Texan legislative reporters wait for the legislature to kick into high gear, they talk about Texas' first LGBTQ caucus, a bill that could allow student IDs as a proper form of voting identification, and a very expensive batch of hot chocolate.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
UT’s 2019 campus-wide elections are underway. Welcome to the rodeo. In the first episode of this miniseries, The Daily Texan takes a look back at what went down last spring, and what it means for this year’s elections.
Hosted and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Hannah Ortega. Featuring Chase Karacostas. Election announcements courtesy of The Daily Texan Facebook page.
JT, Ross and Clark are joined by baseball beat writer CJ Vogel and softball beat writer (not to be confused with distant cousin and Tri-Wizard Tournament competitor Viktor) Marcus Krum to talk about the start of those two sports' seasons.
Also: Guess who's back? Back again? We are back. Tell a friend that JT remembered to upload.
Music by Nctrnm.
In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters give a rundown on the past week — from decriminalizing kitty keychains to complaints against Title IX changes to guidance on how students can advocate at the Capitol.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Audio staffer Bianca Canal talks to some UT students about their thoughts on Valentine's Day.
Produced by Bianca Canal.
In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters explain Governor Greg Abbott's five emergency items for this legislative session as lined out in Tuesday's State of the State address.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic, Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Audio Editor Morgan Kuehler sits down with reporter Lisa Nhan to discuss her work reporting on the death of Nicky Cumberland and the Texas Cowboys organization.
JT and Ross are joined by men's basketball beat writer Steve Helwick to talk about men's hoops... and more.
Produced by JT Lindsey with help from Clark Dalton. Music by Kevin Macleod.
Welcome to the first episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's weekly conversation about everything you need to know about the 86th Texas Legislature.
Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring legislative reporters Katie Balevic, Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
we finally did it. we ran out of ideas. here's an asmr podcast.
sara schleede and morgan kuehler and jt lindsey.
credit to peter chen.
Projects reporter Lisa Dreher sits down with a UT student who is a survivor of sexual assault.
Music by Kevin Macleod.
In the last Texan Overtime of 2018, we talk football, we talk basketball, we talk Snow Miser vs. Heat Miser, we talk farewells. Alex, Ross and JT are joined by polymath Steve Helwick, senior men's basketball beat writer. The Longhorns are headed to the Sugar Bowl!
ALSO: It's been a blast putting this show on all semester. From JT to everyone that makes it possible - my sincerest thanks. I'll be back next semester, along with Ross.
Music by Nctrnm.
Every year of college has its ups and downs. This week, Ryan Chandler, Sara Schleede, Jason Onyediri and Larissa Herold talk to students in all four stages of college life.
Music by Kevin Macleod.
It's Texas-OU II. It's Texan Overtime with OU Daily Sports Editor George Stoia III... II. Alex, Ross and college football/college basketball/Pitbull (Mr. Worldwide)/Pennsylvania sportswear expert Steve Helwick talk with George about everything: e-scooters, Def Leppard and OF COURSE, the big match-up between the Longhorns and the Sooners.
ALSO: Don't worry Bill Snyder, no one's threatening to eat you... on this episode, at least.
Music by Nctrnm and (don't sue me) Def Leppard.
We bring you stories from the "vault". Stories that we didn't have anywhere to put. Hear about the roots of a student's political activism and what happened to the Fine Arts Library everyone was worried about.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler. Music by Blue Dot Sessions
Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at The Daily Texan Podcast! This week, we talk to the rest of the Texan, people with dietary restrictions and the "Turkey Experts" at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line.
Have a safe trip home, and eat up!
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Kai Engel and Blue Dot Sessions.
With no Alex in the fold, sports editor Ross Burkhart and Pennsylvania's own Steve Helwick talk Longhorn football and gasp basketball.
ALSO: No matter how much you insist it's "new Christmas music," it doesn't count if it's got Tyler, The Creator, Alex.
Music by Nctrnm.
Getting your hands on food in college can be tough. Making sure that food is good for you? That's a whole different ballgame. Clark Dalton, Alexis Thomas and Lorence Olivo tackle how college students AND the college they go to handle the food they eat.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler, Ryan Steppe and JT Lindsey. Produced by Ryan Steppe.
Alex and Ross talk all the major headlines in UT football: the collapse of the Texas defense, the overshadowed star of Sam Ehlinger and why Gregg Popovich could be headed from the AT&T Center to the White House.
ALSO: Alex is going to LA on a "business trip." Didn't know that seeing Kids See Ghosts and shopping for early 90's vintage t-shirts was "business," but have a safe and fun trip!
Music by Nctrnm.
Part 3 in our Roommates series. Larissa Herold, Sara Schleede, Ryan Chandler and Jason Onyediri talk to two groups of roommates to explore everything from cleaning routines to love seat love-making.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Produced and hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey.
Alex and Ross analyze an eventful weekend for the Texas Longhorns. Suspensions and social media spats are spooky, but on the bright side, in the OK State game, Sam looked scary... good.
ALSO: Who approved the Stanford Cardinal mascot? They should be fired, or at the very least publicly shamed.
Music by Nctrnm.
Projects reporter Morgan O'Hanlon and former Daily Texan reporter Will Clark discuss how UT responds to public information requests and how that affects their reporting.
Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Part two in our "Roommates" series. Sara Schleede introduces us to apartment 1512.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Alex and Ross are joined by "College Football Expert" Steve Helwick to recap the Texas bye week, Sam Ehlinger's injury and preview the rest of the season for Tom Herman's No. 6 Longhorns.
ALSO: Congratulations to Alex, who this week accepted an internship with Sports Illustrated for the spring semester in the Big Apple! Don't forget about us when you're famous, Alex.
Music by Nctrnm.
Part one in our "Roommates" series. Cameron Belcher tells the story of what he learned when he lived in a hectic household with roommates.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Early voting in Texas starts on Monday, so we bring in news reporters Sami Sparber, Raga Justin and Chad Lyle to inform all of you on what you need to know before heading into a voting booth.
We recap headlines, talk about some exciting races and Ryan Steppe makes his behind the mic debut.
Music by Podington Bear. Hosted by Ryan Steppe and JT Lindsey.
Many of America's most influential social movements have either started or been strengthened by activists on college campuses just like ours. Finding the ways in which students and faculty engage in social change is a long(horn) story. Stories from Clark Dalton, Aine McGinn, Alexis Thomas and Lorence Olivo tackle everything from environmentalism to voter turnout.
Hosted by JT Lindsey and Morgan Kuehler. Produced by Ryan Steppe and Zeke Fritts. Music by Jahzzar, Nctrnm, Podington Bear and Waylon.
The Young Conservatives of Texas's controversial protest in favor of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation brought counter-protestors and a whole host of responses from angry Longhorns. News reporters Sara Schleede and Megan Menchaca join Morgan Kuehler to take a look at campus response.
Music by Podington Bear.
Alex, Ross and senior sports reporter Donovan Smoot discuss No. 9 (!!!) Texas and their big win against the Oklahoma Sooners in Dallas. We retire "the question," we talk about Sam Ehlinger's massive game and we admire Cameron Dicker's cool under pressure.
ALSO: Every sports editor at the Texan is coughing so much that JT has to edit them out of the podcast. Maybe consider getting a flu shot?
Music by Nctrnm.
Investigative reporter Lisa Nhan discusses her latest story, an exploration of the Texas Rho fraternity's continued operations in the face of scrutiny from the university and the national chapter of SAE, with whom the organization was formerly affiliated.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
It's here. The Red River Rivalry is finally upon us and we've got a show to match the big stakes this weekend. George Stoia III, the sports editor at the OU Daily, joins Alex and Ross to break down the big game, make CFP predictions, analyze 2018's hottest albums and figure out how to best utilize college football coaches in a deserted island scenario.
ALSO: Alex, Alex, Alex. I had to break out the bleep for the first time this season, thanks to you. Tsk tsk.
Music by Nctrnm.
Whether you're working to impress some future employer or you just want to find that special someone, you're probably going to set some sort of goal to get to where you need to be. How do students handle their various (sometimes competing) goals, all while looking to achieve the ultimate goal: graduating?
Aine McGinn, Jason Onyediri, Clark Dalton, Lorence Olivo and Alexis Thomas report on various types of goals and how people handle and achieve them.
Produced by Morgan Kuehler, JT Lindsey, Zeke Fritts and Ryan Steppe. Music by Podington Bear.
We finally ask the question: "Is Texas Back?" The answer... we're not sure. Alex, Ross and JT are joined by Copy Desk Chief Kirsten Handler to break down the Longhorns' win over TCU and talk about which college football legends they'd like to break bread with. ALSO: Michael Dickson, if you're listening - give Kirsten a call.
Hosted by JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
Talking about representation (or lack thereof) on campus isn't simple. In fact, it's a long story.
In the first episode of a new series, hosts Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey, along with reporters Larissa Herold, Sara Schleede, Ryan Chandler and Lacey Grace, tackle issues facing underrepresented groups on campus.
Music by Podington Bear and Ryan Andersen. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, JT Lindsey, Ryan Steppe and Zeke Fritts.
It's been a busy week on the Forty Acres. UT bested the USC Trojans at home, the PCL is becoming a second polling location for students, buildings are going green and more. Podcast editors Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey are joined by Maria Mendez to discuss the launch of her and the Texan's semester-long project, Raising Voices, which seeks to reach out to all communities across campus to help their points of view be represented by the paper.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Podington Bear.
Well, it finally happened. Texas notched its first "signature win" of the Tom Herman era against USC 37-14 at DKR. Alex, Ross and JT are joined by senior sports writer CJ Vogel to talk about the Longhorns’ Saturday night takedown of the Trojans and whether or not Texas really is "back."
ALSO: With the "Yodel Boy" Mason Ramsey in attendance, Texas showed out; who's your dream pre-game performer?
Music by Nctrnm. Hosted by JT Lindsey.
In the first Newscast of the fall, podcast director Morgan Kuehler runs through the headlines of the week and sits down with Daily Texan reporters to dive into the stories they’ve been working on.
Projects reporter Morgan O’Hanlon stops by to preview her latest piece about campus carry and its impact on the Forty Acres. Crime reporters Megan Menchaca and Meghan Nguyen join Morgan to discuss campus crime news.
Hosted by Morgan Kuehler.
In a very special episode, Alex and Ross are joined not only by resident football savant Steve Helwick, but also by the sports editor of USC's student newspaper The Daily Trojan, Sam Arslanian. It's jam-packed with hot takes and predictions from the guys who know both sides of this weekend's USC-Texas matchup best. ALSO: Where were you when the Longhorns won the Rose Bowl?
Engineered by Ryan Steppe. Music by Nctrnm.
Alex, Ross and JT are joined by Steve Helwick to break down exactly what went down for the Longhorns on Saturday against the Terrapins of Maryland and preview what's to come for the 'Horns this week against Tulsa and beyond. A lot of questions are answered, a lot are raised, but won't you tell us about the rabbits, Tom Herman?
Produced by Ryan Steppe. Music by Nctrnm.
In the first installment of The Daily Texan's From Armadillo to Zilker, JT Lindsey investigates the Armadillo World Headquarters, an influential but shortlived concert venue that ran from 1970 to 1980. Through archival audio and conversations with founder Eddie Wilson, the 'Dillo and its central players are shown to be energetic, exciting, and eclectic- to say the least.
Written and produced by JT Lindsey with production help from Morgan Kuehler.
Music by Ryan Andersen and Blue Dot Sessions.
With a winner finally declared in the battle to become Texas football's latest quarterback, Ross and Alex break down what to expect from Tom Herman's squad with Sam Ehlinger behind the wheel. ALSO: What should we name the Austin MLS franchise?
Music by Nctrnm.
Don't call it a comeback: Alex, Ross, and JT bring the heat in the first (and last) Overtime of the sweltering Austin summer. Tom Herman's Longhorns started fall practice and we break down every major story- from player safety to who's gonna start at safety. We say farewell to Ross's employment at Target (R.I.P. 2018-2018.)
Hosted by JT Lindsey, Ross Burkhart, and Alex Briseño. Music by Nctrnm.
After a week off filled with moving, exams, and shifts at America's favorite chicken store, the DT podcast is back with a conversation with Alex Briseno about the most important Texas Athletics news- from Breckyn Hager and Tom Herman's reconciliation to Royce Hamm Jr.'s path to getting recognized. JT and Morgan Kuehler, the once and future member of the podcast department, host. Music by Nctrnm.
For the second straight week, JT sits down with senior crime reporter Megan Menchaca to discuss the trial of Meechaiel Criner, accused of killing UT freshman Haruka Weiser in 2016. JT and Megan discuss the first four days of testimony and a few prominent themes and issues that have arisen throughout the trial. Music by Ryan Andersen.
JT is joined by senior crime reporter (and loyal Texan podcast listener) Megan Menchaca to discuss the trial of Meechaiel Criner, the man accused of killing UT freshman Haruka Weiser in 2016. Be sure and follow the Texan's coverage throughout the trial, and follow Megan on Twitter @MeganMenchaca13 to get live news straight to your phones. Music by Ryan Andersen.
The crew grows by a few this week. Kasim, the newest member of the podcast team, offers his thoughts on the Incredibles 2 and defends Apple Music from attacks on all sides. (Sorry, dude. Spotify + Hulu for $4.99 is too good to pass up.) Conans Pizza is closing on the Drag, but Ross Burkhart and Alex Briseno open up about big changes in Texas Athletics. Do you believe in Magic? After they added Longhorn center Mo Bamba, we very well may.
Hosted by Kasim Kabbara, Mike Iwaniec, and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm (mostly.)
Austin City Council passes big changes aimed at easing concerns of the immigrant and minority communities of Austin, an update on the Meechaiel Criner trial, and Texas baseball is on the ropes in Omaha. JT talks with Travis Hlavinka, the baseball beat writer, about the Longhorns loss against Arkansas and what to expect against Florida. No comment on if Gators are indeed better equipped to handle rainy and wet conditions. ALSO: Incredibles 2 was great! But while Incredibles films doubled this past week, UT lost half of its Wendy's.
Hope you're ready for the next episode! (please don't copyright flag us) Hosted by JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
In the first summer edition of The Daily Texan Podcast, Mike and JT break down the latest in campus news. Sports Editor Alex Briseno stops by to talk Longhorn baseball as David Pierce's squad heads to Omaha for the College World Series, and News Desk Editor Meara Isenberg explains everything you need to know about the return of those darned dockless scooters. ALSO: It's IHOb, now. Hosted by Mike Iwaniec and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
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On May 1, 2017, a UT student stabbed four other students on campus. Freshman Harrison Brown died as a result of his wounds. On this week’s episode, we’ll hear from Lori Brown, Harrison’s mother, on her efforts to increase campus safety. Also: Texas and six other states sue the federal government to end DACA. And why have all of the electric scooters suddenly disappeared from campus? All those stories and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
From finding a friend to fending off foes, the right call can go a long way. Larissa Herold reports on the Alston's Singing Mouse, a rodent with a unique way of communicating. It's the last Lab Report of the semester, and we say farewell to science and tech editor Julianne Hodges, who is leaving the Neverland of the Forty Acres and finally growing up (she's graduating! Congratulations!). Hosted by Julianne Hodges and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
On the FINAL Texan Overtime of the 17-18 school year, Trent, Ty, Alex, and Drew recap the NFL Draft and a year's worth of Texas sports memories. It's farewell to Drew and Ty, who are graduating and (hopefully) moving on to bigger and better things! Good luck! ALSO: The man behind the curtain makes an appearance on the pod, and wants the crew to know it's been a fun semester producing each of these episodes! Music by Nctrnm.
In the eleventh and final episode of The Hookup, Morgan and JT talk to each others' moms- after a semester of learning more about what makes our campus what it is, the podcast looks into what makes its hosts who they are. Happy (two weeks early) Mother's Day, Karen and Suzanne! Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Trent, Ty, and Drew are joined by senior softball and baseball writers Robert Larkin and Travis Hlavinka to break down where the Longhorns stand as the season heads into the final stretch. ALSO: Alex is AWOL to cover the NFL Draft, so the guys preview where they think Texas's best players are going to land. Music by Nctrnm.
One month after the University announces tuition increases, President Fenves releases a plan for additional financial aid. Also: a federal judge orders the Trump administration to begin accepting DACA applications. And did you ever wonder who makes those popular Austin snapchat geofilters? Turns out, he’s no stranger to the 40 acres.
All those stories and more on this week's Daily Texan Newscast.
UT and its sports teams have storied pasts that go back more than a century. But every time the Longhorns suit up, hundreds of students get ready to cheer them on. Nate Davis and Lacey Grace look into the Texas Cowboys, Silver Spurs, and Longhorn Hellraisers; three groups that bring their our spirit, pride, and flavor to Texas gamedays. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Ale, and Secret Jane.
Student Government debates the legacy of a classic school fight song with a racist history. Also: two new scooter rental companies get things rolling on the Forty Acres. And we’ll talk to the coordinator of UT’s very first food pantry about food insecurity, an issue that affects nearly a quarter of UT students. All those stories and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
Things like our food, our Tower, our police, and our professors are often only thought of at the surface level. But like a Transformer, there's more than meets the eye going on with each of them. Sol, Valeria, Debbie, and James take a deep dive into the hidden lives and processes of these things we take for granted every day. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Nctrnm, Tours, and Frequency Decree.
Tired of Jester breakfast tacos? Early risers get a new dining option on the drag. Also: the first Muslim sorority at UT receives more than a hundred applicants in its first year. And we talk to a Texan reporter about how proposed development in East Riverside could affect affordability in the area. All that and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
Trent, Ty, Alex, and Drew are joined by former Texas punter Michael Dickson. The Texas Bowl MVP and Ray Guy Award winner sits down to talk about everything: his preparation for the draft, his workouts at Gregory Gym, and his hot take on who truly is the "Greatest Rapper Alive". Music by Nctrnm.
Of all the things Longhorns have to worry about, one of the most crucial is the way they actually get to and around campus. Nate, Kate, Lacey, and Faysia report on the many ways that students interact with modes of transportation in and around Austin. Hosted by JT Lindsey and Morgan and Karen Kuehler. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, A.A. Aalto, Dee Yan-Key, and Scott Holmes.
UT creates a stricter policy on employee crimes committed off campus after recent protests on campus. Also: popular dating apps Bumble and Tinder head to court over stolen trade ideas. And we talk to a Texan reporter who gives us the latest on the controversy surrounding renovation of UT's Fine Arts library. All those stories and more on today’s Daily Texan Newscast.
Drew and Alex fill in as hosts for Trent and Ty this week who are taking a little break to cheer on Tiger in his quest for his fifth green jacket. They're joined by Travis Hlavinka, Keshav Prathivadi, and Vanessa Le to break down this week in Texas Baseball, Volleyball, and "Sports No One Cares About". Music by Nctrnm.
Albert is joined by an Associate Finance Professor in the McCombs School of Business, Cesare Fracassi, to break down common misconceptions about cryptocurrency and the exciting potential of the blockchain technology that allows it to exist. Hosted by Albert Zhao. Music by A.A. Aalto.
A student who feeds campus wildlife, the "Case of the Snoring Stranger", and a stolen identity... of a teaching assistant. Debbie Nehikhuere, James Mismash, and Valeria Chavez look at a few Longhorns' quirkiest stories. UT's campus contains far more than just history or people- it's filled to the brim with funny and unique stories. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Ryan Andersen, and Lately Kind of Yeah.
Thousands protest gun violence at the Capitol during Austin’s March for Our Lives event on Saturday. Also: Student Government votes in support of renaming Robert Lee Moore Hall, named after a racist former mathematics professor. And after his boot from the white house, could soon-to-be former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson become the next UT system chancellor? All of that and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
Trent, Ty, and Alex are joined by men's basketball beat writer Dalton Phillips to recap the end of the Longhorns' basketball season and the future of the program under Coach Shaka Smart. Hosted by Trenton Daeschner, Tyler Horka, and Alex Briseno. Music by Nctrnm.
Conversations around oil and gas development can be contentious, but few include the implications of the waste and byproducts of that process. Larissa Herold sits down with Dr. Benny Freeman, a chemical engineering professor studying Metal-Organic Frameworks: devices that hold the key to getting value from these byproducts and could provide a solution to the world's water filtration problems. Hosted by Julianne Hodges and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
With so much on our plates, sometimes we forget about the most important thing of all- our health. James, Debbie, and Faysia dive into the ways that Longhorns get healthy, stay healthy, and spread healthy habits. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Daniel Heikalo, and Alpen.
Dark matter makes up as much as 68% of the universe, but we know barely anything about it- including if it exists at all. Michael Iwaniec speaks with Dr. Michael Boylan-Kolchin about the implications of his newest research into the mysterious substance. Hosted by Julianne Hodges and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.
Third time's the charm: the final Student Government executive alliance results are in. Also: a month-long string of package bombings comes to an end on Wednesday after the leading suspect dies. And does the Texas women’s basketball team have a shot in the Sweet 16? All those stories and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
It takes a ton of work and a ton of people to keep a campus as large as UT's functioning, let alone functioning as well as it does. Lacey Grace, Nate Davis, and Sol Chase profile some of these people- the ones tasked with keeping track of us in dorms, keeping us caffeinated, and keeping the lights on. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Zagi2.
Thought the Student Government election saga was over? Think again. A runoff election between the Colton-Mehraz and Guneez-Hannah executive alliances will be held after spring break after neither pair secured the necessary majority of votes in the second round of voting this week. Also: members of the UT community protest at South by Southwest over the fate of the Fine Arts Library. And why was the Littlefield Fountain colored purple on Thursday? All those stories and more on this week's Daily Texan Newscast.
The situation in Puerto Rico remains dire after Irma and Maria devastated the island last year- but who is to blame and what can be done to recover? Albert Zhao is joined by history Professor Alberto Martinez to answer that and more in this extended interview. Music by A.A. Aalto.
Trent and Ty are joined by senior men's and women's basketball writers Steve Helwick and Drew King to preview the postseason for both Longhorns hoops teams. The final show before Spring Break, be safe, go Horns, and be sure and tip your Tiff's Treats delivery guys. Music by Nctrnm.
Dating on a college campus, especially one as large as UT, can be difficult. Faysia Green, James Mismash, and Kate Howk tell a few Longhorn Love Stories and discuss the impact of dating apps on students. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Pedro Santiago.
Student Government elections at the University of Texas are usually pretty interesting, and this year's executive alliance election cycle was no exception. In this week's Newscast, we break down the timeline of executive alliance election news on the last day of voting, which included a moratorium on the Guneez-Hannah executive alliance and a delay in the announcement of results. Also: listen to the announcement of Colton Becker and Mehraz Rahman's executive alliance win, and hear from students about which campaigns they supported and why.
After a weekend chock-full of big news in UT sports, Trent, Alex, and Ty are joined by Drew King and Steve Helwick to break down everything from swimming and diving and the Eric Davis situation to the best way to cook a steak. Music by Nctrnm.
Wanting to act like you've got it all figured out before Oscars night? Listen to this in-depth preview of every Oscar category, with Charles Liu and Justin Jones talking their favorites, their picks, and their snubs. Music by Daniel Birch.
This week, we've got something for everyone. From music and the music business to American Ninja Warrior, UT has students thriving in all kinds of fields. Lacey, Nate, Sol, and Valeria profile students and Austinites that are independent- and succeeding in spite of it. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Shadow of Whales, and OMGitsWande.
Fewer than 2,400 out of UT's 51,000 students identify as Black. This semester, the Daily Texan will explore what it means to be a member of the black community on campus. And remember the anonymous google spreadsheet called “Shitty Media Men” that made waves last fall? Turns out a similar list exists for individuals in academia, and UT is on it more than a dozen times. Those stories and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.
In a jam-packed Texan Overtime, Trent, Ty, and Alex are joined by Robert Larkin, Steve Helwick, and Drew King to talk Longhorns baseball, softball, and men's and women's hoops. PLUS: I don't know about you, but Drew's feelin' 22- Happy Birthday to our own "Tyler Rose"!
Music by Nctrnm.
Charles Liu, Justin Jones, James Preston Poole, and Alexis Tatum share their thoughts on the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther. Music is Energy Revitalized by Daniel Birch.
This week on Lab Report, Larissa Herold discusses Dr. Mike Ryan's new book, A Taste For the Beautiful, and he offers a few dating tips- if you're a frog. Hosted by Julianne Hodges and Morgan Kuehler. Music by Nctrnm.
This week, Kate Howk profiles the UT comedy scene, and Debbie Nehikhuere covers Gone To Wakanda, an event designed to show off the strength and unity of black UT at a showing of Marvel's Black Panther. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by AP Mode and Blue Dot Sessions.
Trent, Alex, and Ty talk breaking track and field news and Longhorns hoops. Baseball writer Travis Hlavinka stops by to preview Texas Baseball's season opener this weekend.
A resolution to eliminate runoff elections in Student Government's election system fails to pass. Also: UT pulls the plug on a $75 million online learning program after it fails to generate revenue. And the Podcast department's Dani Matias brings us the latest installment in The Daily Texan's semester-long collaboration with the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. It's the story of story of Kevin Robles, a UT student and DACA recipient who may be unable to continue supporting his family if the Trump administration ends the program.
In the first episode of The Hookup, reporters Sol Chase, Lacey Grace, and Nate Davis explore the culture of the Drag- the stretch of Guadalupe Street that we're all familiar with, but we may not fully know. Hosted by JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
Trent, Ty, and Alex are joined by women's and men's hoops beat writers Drew King and Steve Helwick to talk basketball and a big National Signing Day for Tom Herman's Horns.
U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-El Paso) paid a late night visit to Longhorns this past Sunday to talk about his plans to challenge Texas Republican Ted Cruz for his seat in the U.S. Senate. Also: remember all of that drama over University House, an apartment complex that terminated several students' leases without any notice? Turns out the error wasn't a "one-time" mistake. All of those updates and more on this week's Daily Texan Newscast.
Trent, Alex, Drew, and Ty talk women's hoops, the brewing Texas QB battle, and preview Saturday's marquee basketball matchup against Oklahoma. PLUS: Super Bowl picks, and a few hot takes on the Grammy's.
Austinites flock to city hall to call for impeachment on the one year anniversary of the Trump administration. A UT student makes new plans after political negotiations on immigration trickle down to the Forty Acres. And why is UTPD sending so many text alerts to students? All of those stories and more on this week's Daily Texan Newscast.
Trenton Daeschner, Alex Briseno, and Vanessa Le are joined by Senior Women's Basketball Writer Drew King to talk Longhorn basketball, Chris Del Conte, and the Texas Bowl victory over Missouri.
This week on the Daily Texan Newscast we discuss campus closure on the first day of class, subsidies for on-campus mental health counseling sessions, and the Harry Ransom Center's purchase of Arthur Miller's estate. We're also joined by Senior City/State Reporter Chase Karacostas to talk about the funding of UT's China Center from a group known to spread Chinese government propaganda.
From the archives, a report by Thanvi Thodati on the Satan Fish and Dr. Dean Hendrickson's quest to find it
Tune in as Zeke and JT share this week's worth of stories and happenings on and around the Forty Acres.
Before the Longhorns head to sunny Los Angeles to take on USC, Shap and the rest of the sports squad sit down and discuss the team's prospects against the Trojans.
After the Longhorn's less than stellar performance on the field this weekend, Shap and the sports squad discuss the team's prospects going forward this season.
Shap is back! Check out this episode of Texan Overtime as the Texan's sports squad gives a preview of the Longhorn's football matchup against Maryland this weekend, as well as their prospects this season.
On their final episode as hosts of Politics & Pints, Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss the future of the AHCA and begrudgingly admit their own fallibility.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar dissect the first 100 days of the Donald Trump administration and discuss Senate Bill 4's significance in Texas politics.
Is Trump becoming a moderate Republican? Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss tax reform and Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's confirmation battle.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss the implosion of the GOP health care plan, the ongoing investigation into Russia's involvement in the 2016 election, and Rick Perry's unexpected intervention in Texas A&M's student government elections.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss recent revelations about contact between Trump associates and Russia, as well as the response to President Trump's address to Congress.
Hosts Jordan Shenhar and Alexander Chase discuss UT Student Government elections, and their implications for the wider world of Texas and American politics.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar unpack President Trump's rocky relationship with the judicial system.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss reactions to President Trump's Supreme Court pick, strategies for Democrats seeking to effectively oppose Trump, and prospects for the current Texas legislative session.
This week on the newscast we have a report on UDems activism after the election, the actions of a courageous longhorn, and a new one bedroom-one office apartment on campus.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss various prospects of the Trump presidency.
Hosts Alexander Chase and Jordan Shenhar discuss the aftermath of anti-Trump protests across the country and around the globe, evaluate strategies for how the press should cover Trump, and speculate on the whereabouts of Jill Stein.
After one final loss to TCU, Texas football has a new head coach: Tom Herman. Charlie Strong was loved by his players and respected by the administration, but the wins just weren't there to keep him around any longer. Herman was equally highly admired by his players at Houston and, for now, it looks like Longhorn football is back on the right track. But Herman won't have star running back D'Onta Foreman on the roster, who decided to forego his senior year and join the NFL draft.
The cast of Hamilton delivered a message to Vice President-elect Mike Pence and the internet went crazy, Reddit user Dorian_Ye released The Life of Paul, a remix of Kanye's album, and a park dedicated to the Beastie Boys Adam Yauch was sprayed with pro-Trump graffiti. Listen to a review of Bruno Mars's newest album 24K Magic. Later in the show, a conversation on remix albums.
After a crushing loss to Kansas, there have been reports saying head coach Charlie Strong will certainly be fired. But the university is sending vague messages and is letting Strong coach this weekend's final game of the season against TCU. Several players have expressed admiration and support for their coach. So, what's going to happen to Charlie Strong?
Many are worried about the far-right members Donald Trump has picked to join his cabinet, especially the ones certain media outlets have labeled white nationalists.
For the third-straight year, the Texas football program is at five losses. It's been a season of high and lows, but Texas fans could use more wins. The Longhorns play Kansas (1-9) this Saturday. Later in the show, Leah Vann talks Texas volleyball.
Leonard Cohen passed away, Apple's earpods may never come out and more artists have been added to the 2017 SXSW lineup. Listen to a review of the album everyone's talking about, A Tribe Called Quest's We Got It from Here. Later in the show, which artists can we expect to comment on the election?
Computer science professor Etienne Vouga is teasing out the complexities of the world through physical simulation. He's helped animate movies like The Hobbit and Tangled, but simulation isn't just for the movies or apps like Pokemon Go.
Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton and will be the 45th president of the United States. Virtually every major poll predicted a Clinton victory. So, what happened?
Killer Mike made some controversial statements about the black vote, The xx are teasing snippets of a new album and French Montana shares MC4 after saying he wouldn't. Listen to a review of Common's Black America Again. In light of the election, a discussion on political music later in the show.
Chief Justice of the Student Government Supreme Court Jordan Durrani talks about what attracted him to SG, why students have stopped caring about SG and partisanship in the assembly. Assembly Resolution 15, which calls on the university to punish the Young Conservatives of Texas for their affirmative action bake sale, was heard at last week's SG meeting.
In this week's Science & Technology section: implicit gender bias, seaweed research and sending humans to Mars.
Senior columnist G. Elliott Morris, who does his own forecast modeling polls, joins the guys to discuss how polls differ, why third-party candidates don't influence polling and his prediction for tonight's election.
Shania Twain is rumored to be working on a new album, Kanye West and Big Sean got tugged into the beef between Drake and Kid Cudi, and the U.S. visa fee for foreign bands has been increased to $460 per act. Listen to a review of Empire of the Sun's newest LP, Two Vines. Later in the show, how does anyone listen to experimental music?
FBI Director James Comey sent a vague letter to Congress on Hillary Clinton's emails, early voting numbers are way up, and what is each campaign doing (or not doing) to get people out to vote.
Texas football is now 3-4 after a disappointing loss to Kansas State. Is all hope of the Longhorns making it to a bowl game lost? Can Charlie Strong get the eight wins he needs to keep his job? Texas plays Baylor at home this Saturday. Later in the show, Trenton Daeschner joins the hosts to talk about women's soccer.
Run the Jewels have a new single out, Suge Knight is suing Dr. Dre over an alleged murder plot, and the Boiler Room is a new virtual reality music venue. Listen to a review of Lady Gaga's latest album, Joanne. Later in the show, a conversation on why today's rap beefs devolve into Twitter wars.
Brent Barbee, a UT alumnus, is on a mission to collect samples from an asteroid, UT researchers are studying how tropical fish are coping with global warming and the Austin Parks and Recreation department is revitalizing the grassy fields at Zilker Park after ACL. Later in the show, Dr. Christopher Moriates of the Dell Medical School is doing something that seems odd for a doctor — offering less to patients to make them feel better.
On this week's episode: the $720 million-dollar Austin mobility bond, local races, early voting, Jill Stein on Info Wars and "rigged" elections.
Hear a recap of Green Party candidate Jill Stein's visit to Huston-Tillotson University. And a new study by a UT professor says that harnessing the power of social media seems to be a more effective way of mobilizing voters than traditional on-the-ground methods.
The Longhorns will travel to Manhattan, Kansas to face the Kansas State Wildcats on Saturday. A much-needed victory over Iowa State last week restored some hope for Texas fans. But the Longhorns haven't won in Manhattan since 2002. Later in the show, Sydney Rubin looks ahead to the start of the women's basketball season.
Frank Ocean intentionally missed the deadline to be nominated for a Grammy, Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature and Drake's "One Dance" became the all-time most streamed song on Spotify. Listen to a review of The Dillinger Escape Plan's Dissociation. And later in the show, a discussion on if an artist's personal choices should influence whether or not you listen to their music.
Former Texas Senator Wendy Davis sits down to talk about Deeds Not Words, a group founded by Davis to advocate for women's equality. Davis, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 2014, also talks about the collective power of people in influencing politics and how college students can affect the upcoming election.
A roundup of the week's Science & Technology headlines. The UT microfarm hosted a workshop on vermicomposting, the department of molecular biosciences is getting a new high-resolution microscope and a nutrition student lays out the do's and don'ts of probiotics.
15 million voters were registered in Texas, the price of transcripts doubled from $10 to $20, sparking outcry and a petition and a UT golf course was put on a list of endangered lands. Hear a review of the Theatre and Dance department’s production of In the Red and Brown Water, a play by Tarell Alvin McCraney. The fifth annual HackTX competition is coming up, and 600 students tried to register in the first five minutes after the application went up.
After a 45-40 loss to OU, the Longhorns are now 2-3. It looks like Charlie Strong is doing everything he can for a team that can't get it together. The Texas Longhorns will face the Iowa State Cyclones this Saturday.
French Montana delays the release of his album MC4 over sample clearance issues, Radiohead's Ed O'Brien says the band will probably never release their sessions at Third Man Records, and Chance the Rapper took out a full-page ad vying for a Grammy nomination. Tune in for a review of Norah Jones' new album, Day Breaks. Learn about vaporwave, a truly 21st-century genre.
Paleontologists at the Jackson School of Geosciences are looking into field work the Works Progress Administration conducted in the 1930s, digging up the bones of dinosaurs that roamed Texas over 200 million years ago.
The Longhorns will meet the Sooners in Dallas for the yearly Red River Showdown. Charlie Strong is on the hot seat after demoting Vance Bedford from defensive coordinator.
Weekend one of ACL is over, the Gorillaz are ramping up their social media presence to promote what looks like a new album and SZA tweeted that she's quitting Top Dawg Entertainment (but has since deleted the tweet). Chris and Sean review Danny Brown's new album, Atrocity Exhibition.
Integrative biology graduate student Anne Chambers is trying to determine whether milk snakes are a real species or not.
The first presidential debate was held Monday night. UT's Student Government held its own debate Wednesday, moderated by The Daily Texan. Student representatives defended Trump, Clinton, Jill Stein and Gary Johnson.
Hear a recap of the Student Government General Election debate where representatives defended the Democratic, Republican, Green, and Libertarian presidential candidates. And with favorability ratings at record lows, some students are looking past Trump and Clinton to third-party candidates.
GLOSS calls it quits, Bon Iver takes a jab at Beyoncé for her deal with Pepsi and the White House is hosting South By South Lawn. Tune in for a review of Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam's album I Had a Dream That You Were Mine. Our hosts have some tips before you head out for the first weekend ACL.
Student Government is hosting a debate Wednesday between the College Republicans, University Democrats, the International Socialist Organization and Youth for Johnson/Weld.
This month, astronomer Christopher Kochanek and his team from Ohio State University observed what may have been the birth of a black hole.
Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith had a one-on-one conversation with Ted Cruz, one day after Cruz endorsed Donald Trump.
Student Government has plans to partner with a ride-hailing service to get students home safe, a few lucky students have Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey as a professor, and a visiting Columbia scholar holds a discussion on her particular field of narrative medicine.
Skepta wins the Mercury Prize over David Bowie and Radiohead, Kaytranada's 99.9% takes the Polaris Prize, and Kanye West stops in Austin tonight for his Saint Pablo Tour. Tune in for a review of Mac Miller's new album, The Divine Feminine.
Earlier this year, UT astronomer Michael Endl helped discover Proxima B, which could be the nearest habitable planet to Earth.
This presidential election is challenging conventional approaches to media coverage of presidential candidates.
The Longhorns head to Berkeley, California to face the unranked Golden Bears for the first road game of the season.
Student Government unanimously passing two resolutions to expand the number of gender-inclusive restrooms on campus. There's a new student org aimed at fostering civil debate between people on different ends of the political spectrum. Get to know the Guild of Carillonneurs, the students responsible for the sounds coming from the Tower bell.
Editor-in-chief Alexander Chase and Forum editor Jordan Shenhar kick back with a few beers to discuss the 2016 election.
University Wide Representative Ashley Choi and the Queer Student Alliance presented two resolutions in support of incorporating gender-inclusive bathrooms in all pre-existing buildings and gender-inclusive signage for all single-use bathrooms on campus.
After defeating Notre Dame 50-47, the Longhorns now rank No. 11 in the AP Poll. Texas will face the UT-El Paso Miners this Saturday.
UT will face Notre Dame on Sunday, and the stakes are high. Sports editor Ezra Siegel, associate sports editor Tyler Horka and football beat writer Michael Shapiro discuss the Longhorns' strengths and weaknesses ahead of the game.
Editor-in-chief Alexander Chase and Forum co-editor Leah Kashar are joined by Student Government speaker of the assembly Santiago Rosales to discuss SG's plans for the upcoming semester.
The first day of classes started with a school-wide protest against campus carry featuring sex toys, while three professors’ attempts to block the controversial law were denied by a judge early in the week. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was also met by protestors, as well as supporters at a rally here in Austin. Amazon unveiled a new pickup location in Gregory Gym and an In-N-Out near campus is on its way.
Students at The University of Texas at Austin protested against the recently implemented state law known as campus carry, which allows concealed weapons on college campuses, by carrying dildos on the first day of class. Organized by the group Cocks Not Glocks, they claimed to be “fighting absurdity with absurdity.”
For our semester finale of the Daily Texan Newscast, say goodbye to the VIP line at J2 and say hello to more options for individuals with food allergies with the latest announcement from DHFS and the men’s golf team made history with their latest conference tournament win.
Travis county residents lined up in masse this week to vote on repealing increased regulations for companies like Uber and Lyft while Secretary of State John Kerry and former American diplomat Henry Kissinger spoke at the LBJ Library’s Vietnam War Summit. Also this week a cake from whole foods sparked online controversy and the CEO of the University Co-op is retiring. It is Friday, April 29 2016, Willie Nelson turns 82 today and this is The Daily Texan Newscast.
On this week's episode of forum, host Walker Fountain and special guest Alexander Chase discuss youth voter turnout and engagement, the LGBT and Jewish communities, and first generation college students.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss advances in diabetes treatment and neurology, as well as stereotypes about women in science. Emmanuel Briseno interviews special guest Erin Donavan, an associate professor of communication studies, about her research on breaking bad news to young adults.
On this week's episode of Politics and Pints, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss the New York primary, Islamophobia, and the minimum wage with special guests Khadija Saifullah and Mubarrat Choudhury.
This week on the Daily Texan Newscast, an on campus protest was held in response to the ongoing Cody Young hate crime investigation, we’ll get a breakdown of what caused so many heated tempers later in the show, also this week the Austin Animal Center is looking for happy homes for displaced dogs and Texas A&M is expanding their campus carry policy. It is Friday April 22, 2016 It’s Earth Day, might we suggest planting a tree or planting yourself in front of the TV for a planet earth marathon.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss how registration can be improved with Sergio Cavazos, the newly elected president of the Senate of College Councils.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss oxygen in distant stars, mountains on Mars, and clean water here on Earth. Ellen interviews special guest Katy Redd, who serves as associate director for prevention and outreach at the UT Counseling and Mental Health Center.
Discussion topics on this week's episode of Politics and Pints include the upcoming New York presidential primary, the seismic impact of hydraulic fracking, and women's reproductive rights in Texas. Hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain are joined by special guests Leah Kashar and Benroy Chan.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss campus safety in the aftermath of last week's Waller Creek homicide.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss p-values and counter-Earth conspiracy theories, and Ellen interviews special guest Stacey Arnold, a nutrition senior who writes the weekly series "Ask a Nutrition Major" for the Daily Texan.
Akshay, Nick and Jacob discuss Isaiah Taylor's decision to declare for the NBA draft, football playing Notre Dame on a Sunday, Texas softball and Jordan Spieth's Masters meltdown on today's Texan Overtime podcast.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss various issues relating to student health.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss dark matter, how food gets labeled organic, and the difference between bacteria in the city and bacteria in the country. Contributor Zia Lyle interviews Dr. David Maidment about the White House Water Summit, which Dr. Maidment attended in March.
On this week's episode of Politics and Pints, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss student government elections and local politics with special guest Noah M. Horwitz.
It’s Friday, April 1st 2016. Although popular across the globe since the 19th century, April Fools is not officially recognized as a public holiday in any country. Today we have a special episode, produced in collaboration with the Texas Travesty, and it is rated accordingly.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain and special guest Noah M. Horwitz debate the future of Uber, Lyft, and other transportation network companies in Austin.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss new developments in science and technology, from dinosaur DNA to dark energy. Danielle Ransom interviews professor RB Brenner about the Washington Post's virtual reality tour of Mars.
Akshay, Jacob and Nick talk with Daily Texan writer Michael Shapiro about the baseball team's big weekend against TCU, and where the team stands after struggling in conference play. They also discuss the men's swimming & diving national title and women's basketball advancing to the Elite Eight.
Akshay, Nick and Tyler talk about where the men's basketball team goes from here after a heart breaking loss in the NCAA Tournament. They also preview the women's basketball team's next tournament game against Mizzou.
On this weeks episode of Texan Talks, host Claire Smith discusses the controversy that has prolonged this year's SG elections with special guests Wynne Davis and Noah M. Horowitz.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Eva Frederick and Anthony Green discuss microbiomes, sodium, and standardized testing, and exchange terrible puns. Meanwhile, Ellen Airhart interviews UT graduate student Alexandra Garcia about the effects of menopause on sociability in rodents.
Akshay, Nick and Jacob talk to Daily Texan writer Tyler Horka about the women's basketball Big 12 tournament and if the Longhorns can beat Baylor. They also look ahead to the men's basketball Big 12 tournament.
On this week's episode of Politics and Pints, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss Super Tuesday results and the 2016 presidential race.
Super Tuesday is in the books as far as this election cycle goes but there’s plenty of discussion to be had. Also we’ll talk about the latest tech giant building space on campus, as well as tuition increases for you and me. We’re jamming to the 1975’s last album, stay tuned to find out whether we enjoyed that jam session.
On this week's episode of Longhorn Lab Report, hosts Ellen Airhart and Anthony Green discuss recent discoveries and inventions, including a new species of lizard and a Hepatitis C drug invented by a UT grad student.
The guys discuss the men's basketball team's big win over the Oklahoma Sooner, and preview Monday's showdown with Kansas. They all talk about what's going on early this baseball season.
In the first Politics and Pints podcast, Editor-in-Chief Claire Smith and Forum Editor Walker Fountain sit down with College Republicans member Madison Yandell and University Democrats member Jordan Pahl ahead of Super Tuesday and primary voting over drinks.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, host Claire Smith is joined by UT student body president Xavier Rotnofsky, vice president Rohit Mandalapu, and speaker of the student government assembly Tanner Long to discuss the upcoming SG election.
In the third episode of the Daily Texan’s science and technology podcast, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss apps recently invented by UT students and alumni, and some other innovations and discoveries being made in UT labs this week. Dr. Laura Colgin discusses her brainwave research.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, President Gregory Fenves released his decisions on where handguns will be allowed on campus, Justice Antonin Scalia's death might complicate the Fisher v. UT case and UT is partnering with Brazil's Ministry of Health to develop a Zika virus. Get an update on changes to the football team's coaching staff. Our city/state reporter tells us why you should consider voting early. Tune in for a review of Kanye West's The Life of Pablo and a review of The Witch, in theaters this week.
On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss the start of campaigning for the student government election with special guest David Engleman, Chair of the Election Supervisory Board.
Welcome to episode two of the Daily Texan’s science and technology podcast. This week, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss research on disease and human behavior being conducted at UT, and Ellen interviews Dr. Craig Wheeler to learn more about gravitational waves.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we look back at the New Hampshire primary and what's to come as well as presidential candidate's stances on affordable higher education. Learn about election code violations within Student Government, finding love at the laundromat, and whether Deadpool lives up to the hype. Tune in for an update on the state of UT Athletics and a review of DIIV's Is the Is Are.
Texan Talks is a weekly podcast hosted by our Editor-in-Chief, Claire Smith, and our Forum Editor, Walker Fountain, that explores issues facing UT students. This week, they discuss Student Government's amendment to Assembly Bill 9 which will limit campaign spending.
Welcome to the first episode of the Daily Texan’s Science & Technology podcast. Tune in to hear a weekly roundup of the latest developments in UT science, like a group of researchers’ trip to Antarctica, self-healing batteries and five planets aligning next month. Hosts Ellen Airhart and Eva Frederick interview Dr. Riedel to find out more about the Zika virus and what UT is doing to help.
In today's Texan Overtime, Akshay, Nick and Jacob have our offseason football writer on to discuss Texas' big National Signing Day and where the Longhorns go from here. The guys also talk about men's basketball's big Monday night game against Oklahoma.
Welcome to the first Texan Overtime ever and of the semester! In this first show, Akshay, Nick and Jacob discuss women's basketball winning their 1,000th game, where the men's basketball team stands and give out their Super Bowl picks.
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover new research on cancer treatment, sending students to the Rio Olympics and a UT team in a SpaceX competition. The women’s basketball team celebrated 1,000 wins. Key differences between campus carry and open carry are explained. Learn about voter registration on campus before the February 1st deadline. Tune in for a review of Ty Segall’s new album Emotional Mugger and movies to look forward to this semester.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover the Austin Police Department’s implementation of body cameras, Peace Corps applications and the new Kin’s Coffee coming to campus. Get a sports update before the final football game of the season. Reporter Matthew Adams joins us to discuss the Fisher v. UT case before the Supreme Court hearings next week. Tune in for a roundup of the best albums of the year.
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss the UT community’s response to the Paris attacks, campus carry updates and the University’s investigation of a confrontation between members of the Palestine Solidarity Committee, a professor and unidentified attendee at an Institute for Israel Studies event. Get an update on the state of UT Athletics and tune in for a special edition of the Daily Texan Backbeat: The Global Teen Heartthrob Showdown.
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover Noodles and Company’s closure, solar-powered, phone-charging umbrellas coming to campus and renovations to Welch Hall. Reporters join us to discuss the Fight for $15 rally, the Million Student March, and the postponed Hall v. McRaven lawsuit. Stay updated on football, volleyball, and the men’s basketball team’s trip to China. Tune in for reviews of the new Ellie Goulding album “Delirium” and the new movie “My All-American.”
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover UT’s collaboration with NASA, studies from the World Health Organization and the International Agency for Research on Cancer, and the weekend rains. Guests join us to discuss the statewide election, Uber’s response to proposed regulations, and Mayor Steve Adler’s campus visit. Get an update on football and basketball. Tune in for a review of The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album Wiped Out! and get ready for Fun Fun Fun Fest this weekend.
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover the Safe Campus Act, a “supermouse” and changes to the university shuttle buses. Listen to a recap of the third GOP presidential debate and get some insight on the upcoming Fisher vs. University of Texas Supreme Court hearing. We also breakdown the apparel deal between UT and Nike. Tune in for reviews of Fuzz’s new album "II" and the new movie “Our Brand Is Crisis.” A special guest joins us for a chilling edition of Crime Corner.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover therapy robots, the biannual Energy Poll and the latest Student Government resolution. Reporters join us to discuss the ongoing implementation of Shared Services and the limited choice of gender pronouns offered at UT. We also recap the basketball scrimmage and look ahead to the football game against Kansas State and review of Deerhunter's newest release, Fading Frontier.
On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss Bevo’s passing, the Hidden Pines Fire in Bastrop County, campus carry protests and Veggie Heaven’s comeback. We also cover the newest regulations on ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft and analyze guns as a key part of CNN’s Democratic debate and UT’s Student Government debate. Tune in for a football and basketball update and a review of Selena Gomez’s second solo album Revival.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss the online threat to campus deemed non-credible by UTPD, Daniel Jaffe’s appointment as Vice President of Research and decreases in campus food waste. We analyze updates to campus carry—including the departure of economics professor Daniel Hamermesh—and increased female enrollment within the Cockrell School of Engineering. We also look towards the Red River Showdown with Longhorn gameday predictions and breakdown the must-see artists of ACL Festival weekend two. This newscast also features a review of Deafheaven's third album New Bermuda.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss the upcoming Moody bridge, a student led Islamophobia protest, food trucks on campus and UT's graduation rates. We also look towards the Longhorn's game against Oklahoma State University and review Mac Miller' latest album GO:OD AM.
On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss The UT System's Bystander Intervention Initiative, disgruntled employees at Wheatsville Co-op, the Megabus terminal relocation, the UT green fee and the increased prevalence of sexual assaults in Texas. We also get updates on the state of UT Athletics following the resignation of UT athletic director Steve Patterson and review The Libertines' latest album "Anthems for Doomed Youth".
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss fracking on UT System lands, Julian Castro's visit to campus, gender neutral bathrooms, the upcoming Kinsolving coffee shop and updates on campus carry.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss Gregory Fenves', the next president of UT Austin, goals as president, an update on regent Wallace Hall's records requests, proposed changes to the Permanent University Fund, and developing news to keep watching over the summer.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss the universities plans to expand into East Campus, a bill in the Texas Legislature to limit tuition increases, the Longhorn Band coach leaving, the Blue Bell recall, Mellow Mushroom closing, and Chile's coupons in honor of Rotnofsky and Mandalapu.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss the Student Government assembly's vote against a divestment resolution, Wallace Hall's appeal to the Attorney General, the results of an investigation into SAE, traffic changes, and updates on open carry legislation.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss President Powers' record on improving graduation rates, the Jefferson Davis statue being vandalized, potential changes to the Hazlewood exemption, Student Government President Xavier Rotnofsky and Vice President Rohit Mandalapu's platform goals, and rising rent prices in Austin.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss a bill to repeal the Texas Dream Act, a bomb threat at the Butler School of Music, student organizations advocacy for divestment related to Palestine, and a retrospective on the Rady-Strickland administration.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss Shaka Smart as the Longhorns' new head basketball coach, the results of the Wallace Hall grand jury, and a recap of last weekend's roundup festivities.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss Greg Fenves who has been named the sole finalist for the position of UT Austin President, campus-carry, roundup, and SG advocating the removal of the Jefferson Davis statue.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss Xavier Rotnofsky and Rohit Mandalapu winning the Student Government executive alliance election, a religious freedom bill, SAE, the new regents, and SXSW updates.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss the Student Government Executive Alliance runoff, a Texas marijuana bill, the UT Austin presidential search, and the Graduate Student Assembly Bill of Rights and Responsibilities.
On this week's episode of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss University Democrat's Student Government endorsements, developments in the ongoing campus carry debate, and the expansion of Urban Outfitters on the drag.
On the first episode of the semester of the Daily Texan NewsCast we discuss the first same sex marriage in Texas, Student Government elections, a campus-wide blackout, the next president of UT, and a bomb threat in West Campus.