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Texas StandardPotentially historic heatwave settling in over much of Texas
A record-breaking heat wave will blanket big sections of the state. Is this a preview of summer?The U.S. has suspended imports of cattle from Mexico as a devastating pest, the New World Screwworm, makes its way north, threatening livestock.The Houston City Council kicks off budget hearings this week, weighing steep cuts.The new book “Freedom Season” by Texas author Peniel Joseph explores how the year 1963 transformed civil rights in America.And: Planning a pit stop at Buc-ee’s? Some of you can now enjoy bathroom art galleries.
The post Potentially historic...2025-05-1300 min
Texas Land Guys: The Art of Real Estate Deal MakingEpisode 14: Q1 Texas Land TrendsIn this episode of the Texas Land Guys Podcast, Tom and Tim Dosch team up to deliver a high-energy update on land markets across Texas. From Houston’s surge in multifamily and single-family deals to Austin’s quiet reawakening and Dallas’s continued dominance, the Dosch brothers break down what’s happening in real time, what it means for developers, and where the next deals will land.With Q1 2025 nearly wrapping up, the data shows real momentum, close to 500 offers across the state and over 70 deals signed, making it one of the most active quarters in DMRE history...2025-04-0841 min
ASBC / Father (Art) and Son (Elliot) Talk About EverythingThere's Marriage... and Then There's Texas MarriageS1 : EP 19 There's Marriage... and Then There's Texas MarriageStrap in for a wild ride through love, lust, and… Texas-style “freedom.” In this episode, we dive deep into everything from upside-down pineapples (yep, you read that right) to why younger folks are rushing into the big "I do." Is it love, or are they just trying to escape their parents’ basement? We tackle the real question: **Why does Texas seem to win at sexual freedom**—could it be all the pent-up chicken energy? 🐔 Or is it just that everything’s bigger in Texas.Also, get ready f...2025-03-2223 min
Texas Minute3.12.2025: Antisemitic art removed from UNT.School Choice Fight Heats Up in Texas House…ICE Operation Nets 646 Illegal Alien Arrests in Houston…Senators Approve Constitutional Amendment Protecting Parental Rights…UNT Students Remove Art Exhibit After Lawmakers Decry Antisemitism…2025-03-1205 min
Progress Texas PodcastsDaily Dispatch 2/26/25: Amidst Texas Measles Outbreak, Anti-Vax Movement Is Unmoved, and MoreStories we're following this morning at Progress Texas:Anti-vax "experts" are blaming the Texas measles outbreak on the measles outbreak itself - and are theorizing that the outbreak was engineered as an attack on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/texas-measles-outbreak-anti-vaccine-advocates-blame-shot-rcna193478...The case count is now up to 128, with cases popping up 250 miles from the Gaines County epicenter: https://www.texastribune.org/2025/02/18/texas-measles-outbreak-climbs/...The Republican mayor of Brownfield, Texas - in Terry County which has seen 21 measles cases so far - bravely attests that he believes in vaccines: https://apnews...2025-02-2609 min
Texas Land Guys: The Art of Real Estate Deal MakingEpisode 8: Ascent: Investing in Land in the Texas TriangleIn this episode of the Texas Land Guys Podcast, hosts Tim and Tom Dosch share the story behind their land investment company, Ascent. They discuss their motivations, challenges, and key successes, highlighting the importance of patience, strategic acquisitions, and integrity. The Dosch brothers dive into their unique approach to land investment, focusing on acquiring properties with clear end-use potential and keeping carrying costs low. They also emphasize the value of experience, building strong relationships with developers, and staying committed to transparency and accountability. This approach sets Ascent apart in a competitive market.Tom and...2025-02-2540 min
Texas Land Guys: The Art of Real Estate Deal MakingEpisode 1: Welcome to the Texas Land Guys Podcast — The Art of Real Estate DealmakingIn the debut episode of the Texas Land Guys Podcast, hosts Tim and Tom Dosch warmly welcome listeners to their new venture—your exclusive source for all things land brokerage. With their roots in the industry and a shared passion for delivering unparalleled insights, this dynamic duo is set to guide you through the complexities of land buying, selling, and development.The episode takes a personal dive into the origins of the podcast, which sprouted during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time that sparked their desire to share their expertise. Despite overcoming technical hurdles along the wa...2025-01-0330 min
Untitled Art PodcastEpisode 86: Growth and Development of the Arts in TexasAs Untitled Art looks ahead to Houston, we revisit our VIP weekend programming in Austin, TX, earlier this season in collaboration with Soho House and Big Medium.
The weekend kicked off with a panel discussion about the growth of the arts in Texas with the Director for Untitled Art, Houston, Michael Slenske, alongside Austin-based artist RF. Alvarez, Art Advisor Adam Green, Head Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs at The Contemporary Austin Alex Klein, and Co-Founders of Martha's, Ricky Morales and Meredith Williams.
Touching upon Texan identity, this panel explores the growth of its cities and burgeoning art scene.2024-12-201h 00
The Art Coaching Club PodcastEmma Katherine Treat: From Audiology to Western-Inspired Art and Building a Creative BusinessIn this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews Emma Katherine Treat, an artist with a unique journey from licensed audiologist to full-time painter. Emma shares how her career pivot began during the COVID-19 pandemic and how a trip to Big Bend, Texas, inspired her signature Western-themed art style. She discusses the process of finding her niche in the art market and the success she’s found on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Emma also opens up about the challenges of balancing art, business, and new motherhood, sharing her strategies for sustainable growth and working wi...2024-11-1951 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: UT’s $70 million Tower restoration, Texas Athletics Prioritizes Student Athlete Mental HealthIn this episode of the Texan recap, Senior Audio Producer, Elijah Carll discusses UT’s $70 million Tower restoration, Texas Athletics makes efforts to treat student athlete mental health concerns. Hosted and edited by Elijah Carll. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
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The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: UT’s $70 million Tower restoration, Texas Athletics Prioritizes Student Athlete Mental HealthIn this episode of the Texan recap, Senior Audio Producer, Elijah Carll discusses UT’s $70 million Tower restoration, Texas Athletics makes efforts to treat student athlete mental health concerns. Hosted and edited by Elijah Carl. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
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True Tales by Disability AdvocatesLucky in Friendship, Love, and LifeIn Episode 23 of True Tales by Disability Advocates, hosts MsBoye, Jennifer McKinney, and Adam Griebel welcome storyteller, actor, dancer, and friend Juan Munoz. Juan shares with MsBoye touching and humorous stories about his friendships, his childhood, and his enduring love with his late wife Susie. They discuss his journey as a dancer and his involvement with Actual Lives Austin Theater Group. Juan's reflections on love and loss offer a poignant exploration of his life and relationships. He opens up with vulnerability & honesty, about the challenges and blessings he encountered in his life. Listen to hear how Juan's radical decision to...2024-10-0240 min
The Gays of Our DaysGay Bartender Escapes Texas: Locker Rooms, Saunas & NYC creepy dudesDanny played football in Texas and got caught in his bedroom with a guy. Now he's in New York City, learning to navigate the gay scene while working as a bartender and dreaming big.Desco DesignDanny's InstagramFollow Art on social media2024-09-1751 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: Texas win over Michigan, Barton Springs closes earlyIn this episode of The Texan Recap, Audio Editor Mercy Solis chats about the Texas win over Michigan. Plus, Barton Springs's summer season closes early.
Reported by Emma Hutchinson and Erika Pernis. Hosted and edited by Mercy Solis. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.
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Progress Texas PodcastsHappy Hour 167: Want Progressive Change In Texas? Join The Club!With Kamala Harris and Tim Walz inspiring people across the country to believe in American politics once again, YOU might be wondering how to up your game when it comes to political activism. You may not realize that, depending on where you live, there are likely multiple Democratic clubs already active in your community and ready to welcome you into the fold! We talked to the leaders of three Texas clubs that have distinguished themselves in reach, innovation and electoral results to see what works, what doesn't, and to explore the vital role that our clubs play in Democratic...2024-08-2640 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesMaking Connections and Changing LivesMaking Connections and Changing LivesIn this episode of the True Tales by Disability Advocates Podcast, hosts MsBoye, Jennifer McKinney, and Adam Griebel present stories from disability advocates. The episode includes a reflection on Mesko's early advocacy and a reading of his story "Glen," followed by an interview with advocate Kyle Cox, highlighting the importance of community connections and perseverance. Guest host Toby Al-Trabulsi engages with Kyle about his advocacy journey, emphasizing the need for self-advocacy and the role of supportive relationships.Podcast logo ID: Bottom left Mesko wearing glasses and a flat c...2024-08-2248 min
Progress Texas PodcastsDaily Dispatch 8/16/24: Right Wing Group Mounts Massive Attack On Texas Voter Rolls, and MoreStories we're following this morning at Progress Texas:
A Houston-based right-wing group has been bombarding election officials in Texas with thousands of objections to voter rolls: https://www.texastribune.org/2024/08/16/voter-registration-challenges-texas/
...The Texas Tribune has posted a great guide on the obstacles and opportunies that Texans with disabilities need to be aware of for November: https://www.texastribune.org/2024/08/16/texas-voter-disabilities-election-2024/
Yet another child sex abuse scandal has popped up related to Gateway Church in Southlake: https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/gateway-church-new-lawsuit-child-sex-abuse/
Texas has been revealed as the national leader...2024-08-1609 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: Texas Juvenile Justice Department Report, Veteran Spouse NetworkThe Texas Juvenile Justice Department is found in violation of youth offenders rights and military veterans and their families come together for a day of mental support.
Hosted and edited by Joseph Sweeney. Reported by Tyler Pullum and Maya Thakur. Cover art by Emma Berke. Music by Top Flow Productions.2024-08-1212 min
Texas TomorrowCity's Spend Big on Civic ArtLocal governments often spend a percentage of large construction budgets on civic art leading some cities to have bigger art collections than your local museum.2024-07-1803 min
True Tales by Disability Advocates"Who Will Remember Us? The Warrior Spirit of Disability Advocates"Laughter, Legacy, and New Voices"Who Will Remember Us? The Warrior Spirit of Disability Advocates" is the kickoff episode of Season 3 of the True Tales by Disability Advocates Podcast, coming to you during Disability Pride Month. The new host team of MsBoye, Jennifer McKinney, and Adam Griebel bring fresh energy and humor to the show. Together, they introduce listeners to the impactful legacy of early advocates celebrating the legacy of early disability advocates with heartwarming and playful storytelling. Featuring guest Chris Strickling, one of the original creators of Actual Lives Austin, the episode shares engaging...2024-07-1231 min
Hear Ye, Hear Ye!Great Hall Designs Part 2 - Alli Goff- From Texas Girl to Renaissance WomanIn this episode the King continues learning about one the Texas Renaissance Festival's premier shops - Great Hall Designs. In our last episode, number 58, we spoke with Jon Coiner who has spent over 50 years creating, teaching, sharing his vast variety of talents, knowledge and his enduring friendship. In this episode we talk with his business partner, Alli Goff. Alli shares her story about growing up in Texas, becoming an artist, and getting involved with renaissance festivals. She talks about learning from a wide array of artists and finally finding her place working along side and...2024-04-1758 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: Eclipse-inspired art, donating your glassesIn 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.2024-04-1507 min
512 DegreesFrom Bixby to the Big as Texas Fest: The Rise of Corey KentWe dive into the incredible journey of country music star Corey Kent. We'll explore his small-town roots, early musical milestones opening for legends, and the smash hit "Wild As Her" that launched him to Nashville stardom. Corey will also be a part of, Big as Texas Country Music Festival, happening May 10th to 12th, 2024! There will be a star-studded lineup featuring icons like Thomas Rhett, Dierks Bentley, and Dwight Yoakam, alongside rising stars like Alana Springsteen and local favorites Caleb Young and Garrison Nunn. It's not just about the music - get ready for delicious Texas food, live art...2024-04-0525 min
The Week in ArtRichard Serra remembered. Plus, expressionist art special: Käthe Kollwitz at MoMA and the Blue Rider at Tate ModernRichard Serra, one of the greatest artists of the past 50 years, a linchpin of the post-minimalist scene in late 1960s and early 1970s New York and later the creator of vast steel ellipses and spirals, died on Tuesday 26 March. We mark the passing of this titan of sculpture with Donna De Salvo, the senior adjunct curator of special projects at the Dia Foundation, whose Dia Beacon space has several major works by Serra on permanent view. There are a host of exhibitions focusing on expressionist art in the US and Europe in 2024 and in this episode we focus on...2024-03-291h 00
Texas City TellsEpisode 54: Texas City Tells - St. Patrick's DayThis month is packed with fun, and we're talking about all of it! Tune in to this episode of Texas City Tells to hear about parades, Easter egg hunts, City Commission, and the Texas City Art Festival.
Plus, to thank you for watching and sharing, we're giving away a Chromebook to one lucky person. Comment below with a description of the art that Jennifer missed out on last year at the Art Festival for a chance to win.
Plus, find out what topic was controversial enough to make our producer put our first-ever disclaimer on...2024-03-1425 min
Bates Museum of Art PodcastC&C - Azle, Texas: War Decor, Photographs in AmericaThis podcast is centered around the 1991 Nan Coulter photograph, Azle, Texas: War Decor, Photographs in America, which features a building with yellow ribbons on the doors. The hosts, Savannah Compare and Ava Steinberger, will analyze the symbolism in the composition of the image, as well as tie the image into the complexities of war photography and how much it varies and symbolizes within the larger context of war. The ribbons in the Nan Coulter photograph signify American civilian’s solidarity with the soldiers fighting in the Gulf War, and their universal nature allowed for the public to use them in...2024-03-0518 min
Progress Texas PodcastsDaily Dispatch 2/21/23: Texas Dems Face Long Slog On Gun Safety, and MoreStories we're following this morning at Progress Texas:
As primary voting begins, a review for progressives of why gun safety reform is so bogged down in Texas: https://www.dallasobserver.com/news/mass-shootings-in-texas-have-shaped-the-democratic-primaries-18642421
In the Republican primary, Collin County will serve as a test of Ken Paxton's ability to sway voters: https://www.nbcdfw.com/decision-2024/collin-county-is-frontline-for-emotional-texas-house-primary-elections/3467634/
...That said, Governor Abbott is backing incumbents Paxton has targeted: https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/in-n-texas-governor-abbott-ag-paxton-back-different-candidates-in-gop-primaries/
...And Donald Trump has his greasy hands in the soup too: https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2024/02/20/trump-throws-weight-behind-rivals-of-four-texas-republicans-who-crossed-abbott-and-paxton/2024-02-2110 min
Hear Ye, Hear Ye!Rio Blue: Bridging Hemispheres. A River of poetry, art, music, and love - one breath at a time. Episode 57 focus is Rio Blue, this multi-talented performer gained his chops by traveling the United States learning from a variety of artists, performers, musicians, actors, craftsmen, and his beloved guru. His love of art, music, poetry, and life has been his bridge from a quiet town in the desert of Chile to traveling the United performers States and performing at renaissance festivals for over 50 years. He has been a carpenter, cook, puppeteer, stilt walker, musician, artist, booth owner, community activist and more. Folks recognize him by his friendly smile and joyful laugh. Rio is a father, grandfather, and great...2023-12-061h 20
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesSmashing Ableism: Tales of ResilienceHey there, listeners! Welcome back to episode twenty of our podcast 'True Tales by Disability Advocates'. Ready for a deep dive into the theme of 'Smashing Ableism: Tales of Resilience'? Well, we've got two fantastic disability advocates with us - the brilliant Alina Arredondo and the charming Peter Richter. In this episode, they open up about their own life journeys filled with challenges, advocating for disability rights, supportive grandparents, and above all, demonstrating immense resilience. Alina pours her heart out about standing up for her rights and Peter shares golden nuggets on how gratitude supports his resilience. So, tie...2023-12-0241 min
UT Tyler Radio ConnectsMerrie Wright: Exploring art education, galleries, programs, and successes at UT TylerImagine walking through the art galleries of UT Tyler, every wall adorned with the innovative creations of budding artists. That's the experience we take you through as Mike Landess chats with Merrie Wright, the Art and Art History Department chair at UT Tyler. Merrie guides us through the labyrinth of art education at the university, highlighting the dual-purpose nature of its three galleries. These spaces are not just platforms for students to exhibit their talent, but also serve as a connection to the wider art world, with faculty exhibitions, juried international shows, and works from visiting artists....2023-11-2708 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Texan Recap: Texas NPHC's Hump NightIn 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.2023-11-2304 minThe Art Coaching Club PodcastEl Baker: The Power of Art and Adaptability - From Engineer to Mixed Media Artist, Navigating Online Sales and Balancing Creativity with Business SuccessHave you ever marveled at the power of art to transport you to different places and times? Then welcome to a captivating chat with the remarkable mixed media artist El Baker, straight from the heart of Austin, Texas. El's journey is a testament to the transformative power of art, and her story is bound to inspire. From an engineer to a stay-at-home mom who painted during nap times, El's passion for art propelled her towards a unique art form during the pandemic, creating intriguing dioramas of Texas scenes.
In a world that's increasingly digital, El's foray into...2023-11-0751 min
New Books in ArtMarisel C. Moreno, "Crossing Waters: Undocumented Migration in Hispanophone Caribbean and Latinx Literature and Art" (U Texas Press, 2022)Debates over the undocumented migration of Latin Americans invariably focus on the southern US border, but most migrants never cross that arbitrary line. Instead, many travel, via water, among the Caribbean islands. The first study to examine literary and artistic representations of undocumented migration within the Hispanophone Caribbean, Crossing Waters: Undocumented Migration in Hispanophone Caribbean and Latinx Literature and Art (U Texas Press, 2022) relates a journey that remains silenced and largely unknown.Analyzing works by novelists, short-story writers, poets, and visual artists replete with references to drowning and echoes of the Middle Passage, Marisel Moreno shines a sp...2023-10-271h 15
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesKeep Calm and Carry OnThis episode features storytellers sharing their experiences of overcoming challenges while thriving with disabilities. Cindy Massey, a photographer and artist, tells her story titled "Finding Family." She recounts her journey to Africa, facing various unexpected hurdles during a safari. Despite the obstacles, she finds strength through the support of fellow alcoholics in Africa, emphasizing the importance of resilience and overcoming challenges. In part two, Kamand Alaghehband, a Special Olympics athlete with Autism, shares her story of perseverance after a morning crisis before a track competition thanks to the support of her teammates, highlighting determination and teamwork. The episode explores the...2023-10-1040 min
UT Tyler Radio ConnectsBeth Brown: The Edom Art Festival, from small gathering to major Texas celebration of the artsThe Edom Art Festival began as a small gathering that temporarily moved to the Tyler Museum of Art, then returned to Edom and now transforms the town's population from 349 to nearly 20,000 every year. The dynamic force behind the Edom Art Festival is Beth Brown, who started as an exhibitor and later became director. A true testament to passion and perseverance, Beth shares the festival's colorful history, from its humble beginnings, the transition to Tyler, and the triumphant return to Edom.Beth's personal journey reflects the ethos of the festival itself, an intimate, community-focused event that celebrates art i...2023-10-0908 min
Art From The StreetsHeloise Gold - Co-Founder of Art From the StreetsHeloise Gold, is a dancer, performer and tai chi master who more than 30 years ago was moved to co-found Art From the Streets to help people reclaim their dignity, build connections and express themselves through art.
Art from the Streets is a nonprofit based in Austin, Texas. The mission of AFTS is to provide a safe and encouraging environment in which the positive spirit and creativity of those experiencing homelessness is nurtured through their own artistic expression. Because focusing on housing alone does not achieve other equally important goals that are relevant and motivating to improving and su...2023-09-1317 min
Right Here – a podcast from Texas OncologyUsing Art to Find Hope During CancerNell Nations, a chief radiation therapist at Texas Oncology, was no stranger to cancer. Growing up, Nell watched her dad fight Hodgkin lymphoma, followed by her mom with breast cancer. After their passing, she decided to pursue a career in cancer care – inspired by the empathy exemplified by her parents' care teams. Her relationship with this disease soon changed when what she thought was chronic constipation led her to become a stage II colon cancer patient within the very walls where she worked. She turned to Praveen Reddy, M.D., hematologist and medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Wichita Fa...2023-08-2117 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesSomeone to Light My FireStep into the life of Albert 'Sparky' Metz, a relentless disability rights activist and country music fan who's been championing the rights of the disabled since his formative years. From his institutionalized childhood to his fiercely independent adulthood, Sparky's journey is as captivating as it is inspiring. Through it all, Sparky's spirit remained undeterred, fueling his passion for advocacy and his love for music.Join host Joey Gidseg, who chats with Sparky and his attendant Pansy as they shed light on Sparky's experiences and challenges in his quest for independence and true love. Get familiar with the S...2023-08-0324 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesFrom Self Advocate to Red Hat LadyStoryteller Renée Lopez has lived a life of activism, challenging disability stereotypes, and deep friendships. She returns to True Tales with a new story "Me, Myself, and Sandra" about her experience as a Freshman at UT Austin. Host Kristen Gooch and Renée chat about Renée’s passion for social justice and her 40 years of Activism, fighting for Liberty and Justice for all. Their discussion covers what Renée’s learned about self-advocacy, to her understanding of government oppression, her fight for accessible housing to her support of Black Lives Matter, as well as the importanc...2023-06-1745 min
Texas Outlaw Running Talk ShowEP #31 | Habanero & Zion Ultras 100 Mile Champion - Art HurtadoSend us a textIn this Texas Outlaw Running Talk Show episode, we are with Art Hurtado from Brownsville Texas aka "The Valley". Art recently ran the Zion 100-mile race, placing first overall. Art is also the winner of the 2022 Habenero Hundred, running a time of 18 hours in the blistering heat of Texas. Listen in on his life and running journey! PATREON (become a member and help keep the show going or become a business sponsor!)https://www.patreon.com/texasoutlawrunningArt's Social MediaInstagram - https://www...2023-04-2945 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesThe Next Generation Showcase"The Next Generation Showcase," is a special bonus episode of True Tales by Disability Advocates, the podcast where Advocates harness the power of storytelling to bring community to their peers and hope to develop empathy and others.The stories featured in this episode are written by fledgling storytellers from the Austin Independent School District Go-Project. The GO Project is a community-based transition program for students with disabilities who are 18-22 years of age. If you are a regular listener, you'll notice a change from our regular story slash interview format. For the first ti...2023-04-1828 min
Humanities NowA Conversation about Art and The Body with Ghi Fremaux and Lando ValdezAs we continue the Humanities Center's year-long Health theme we move to a conversation about art and the body with Texas Tech School of Art faculty member Ghi Fremaux and her collaborative partner Lando Valdez. As As Ghi and Lando discuss with Michael Borshuk, the paintings they produce extend a long history of visual examination of the body as they put critical pressure on why we’re often so quick to separate the medical from the aesthetic in how we think about our physical selves.See images of Ghi and Lando's work here. For some of the res...2023-03-1329 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesAwkward Moments"Awkward Moments" is being launched in March 2023, featuring two female storytellers with international stories in recognition of International Women's Day. For the first time, we feature a member of our multi-talented working group as storyteller and host. Host Kamand Alaghehband opens the episode with "London Calling", by storyteller Jennifer McKinney, about an awkward moment with her cane when riding the tube during her first trip to London, that in retrospect, reveals her ability to be independent. Jennifer becomes the host for our second story “Matu Bird” by storyteller Alisha Momen. Alisha shares her ongoing battle with her beloved Afric...2023-03-0939 min
Texas City TellsEpisode 023 Texas City Tells: Nancy House - Texas City Art FestivalIn this episode of Texas City Tells, learn more about the annual Texas City Art Festival, which featured more than 500 works of art last year. Find out details about this year’s show, including when and where it’ll be held, all of the different types of art that are going to be featured and how YOU can be part of it.2023-03-0211 min
True Tales by Disability Advocates“Magical Advocacy”In this episode, we highlight storytellers who are practitioners of this “Magical Advocacy.” The tools these practitioners use are, being clear about what you are asking for, knowing why you’re asking and connecting with people by using personal stories to put a human face on the issue. In her story “Wand Quest”, Jessica Guerrero invokes her advocacy skills to manifest a long held dream. Our second story “First Impressions” by Nissi Salazar shows the strength of her magical power to break down barriers comes from her passion for adventure, her commitment to Universal Love and her faith.“Wand Ques...2023-02-0842 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesPractice Peace Not PityNote: This episode is slightly longer than usual to honor the natural speech patterns of our guests.Welcome to the Mid-Winter Episode of True Tales by Disability Advocates, season two. Winter is the time of stillness and darkness when nature encourages us to look within and access what’s ready to grow in the coming year. In this episode, “Practice Peace not Pity”, hosts Toby Al-Tarabulsi and Kristen Gooch talk to storytellers Kaye Love and Darla Murphy about the practices they use to find peace in their lives. We invite you to join them a...2022-12-3150 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesKindness and Connections with Gene and CadeHosts Brittany Sessum and Kaye Love introduce storytellers Gene Rodgers and Cade Insall, who share stories about the ways they have used Kindness and Connections to transform their lives.As we enter the holiday season, listening to “Kindness and Connections” brings you the courage you need to find hope and peace in your life, no matter the circumstances right now.Guest - Gene RodgersAs a wheelchair user, Gene Rodgers traveled in 44 countries, on 6 continents. Rodgers sailed on many types of ships on several oceans. He has enjoyed diverse recr...2022-11-1940 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesThe Gift of Not Paying AttentionHost Kristen Gooch, and storyteller PiPa McCollister, talk honestly about life in a world not designed for folks with CP, Dyslexia, or ADHD. After PiPa presents her story, “The Gift of Not Paying Attention,” host Kristen learns more about PiPa’s lived experience with ADHD. They discuss the impact of ADHD in adulthood, struggles finding a job, getting accommodations and PiPa's experience as a mother of a child with ADHD and Dyslexia and the strategies they use to celebrate their lives as a neurodivergent family. Host Bio: Kristen Gooch is an Actress, Poet and Advocate from Au...2022-10-1937 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesPositively Shining BrightWe end the first season of True Tales by Disability Advocates with "Positively Shining Bright". The stories in this episode highlight the power of choosing a positive mindset. Host Brittany Sessum introduces us to storytellers, Carlos Orellana, and Anne Marie Buckle. In their stories, "Listen to My World" and "Advocate Me," they share how in their own ways they practice having a positive mindset and how remembering to be grateful can help when they have a difficult day or have uncomfortable feelings.They remind us that focusing on positivity doesn't mean we won't have problems, but i...2022-08-2230 min
History conspiracy podcastTrue Crime History - University of Texas tower shooting - 1966On August 1, 1966, after stabbing his mother and his wife to death the night before, Charles Whitman, a former Marine, took rifles and other weapons to the observation deck atop the Main Building tower at the University of Texas at Austin, then opened fire indiscriminately on people on the surrounding campus and streets. Over the next 96 minutes he shot and killed 15 people, including an unborn child and one final victim who died from his injuries in 2001. Whitman also injured 31 others. The incident ended when a policeman and a civilian reached Whitman and shot him dead. At the time, the attack was...2022-08-081h 33
The Artist Business PlanCoast-to-Coast Art with Kristin MooreIn this episode of the Artist Business Plan we sit down with Kristin Moore to discuss what it means to be your own LLC. Learn about the ways to incorporate your inspiration and how the art markets vary from coast to coast when you tune into this lovely episode.Guest: Kristin Moore was born in Houston, Texas in 1990. She received her BA in Art from St. Edward's University in Austin in 2013 and her MFA from Otis College of Art & Design in Los Angeles in 2016. Kristin’s paintings can be found in collections across the globe. She has ha...2022-08-0235 min
True Tales by Disability AdvocatesIndependenceFor Disability Pride Month, Kaye Love chats to Tanya Winters and Kamand Alaghehband about their stories “Pediacrisis” and “Kamand’s View: No More Prejudice”. Stories about how they navigate the predictable and unexpected barriers they meet daily. We hope your day is enriched by listening to “Independence”. Full transcript available. World Health Organization on DisabilityGuest: Tanya Winters - A Chicago native, Tanya fell in love with Austin after a weekend trip. She loves creating and enjoys pushing the boundaries of arts and disability! Tanya's career as an artist began in theatre in...2022-07-1423 min