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Emily Donahue
Emily Donahue is a former grants writer for KUT. She previously served as news director and helped launch KUT’s news department in 2001.
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From Texas Standard:Anyone who eats barbecue in Texas has been there: stand in line, order your meat – meat that many have raised to an art if not a…
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From Texas Standard:In times like these, the arc of history is often invoked to make sense of the present. So the narrative goes, the so-called Islamic…
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From Texas Standard:Over the past several months, Texas has become home to hundreds of Syrian refugees. These people fled their homes because of terrible…
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From Texas Standard: The healthcare marketplace is open once again, but if you look closely at the offered insurance plans you might find something…
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From Texas Standard:Yesterday, a new undercover video was released by the anti-abortion group targeting Planned Parenthood. Shot in Austin, the video…
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From Texas Standard:Texas barbecue, like Texas itself, has many origins. There's the Mexican influence, which you can taste when you bite into a juicy…
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The Hidden Pines wildfire in Bastrop County is bringing back memories of an even more destructive fire four years ago.The 2011 Labor Day wildfires took…
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From Texas Standard: As enormous as the state of Texas is, 95 percent of its land is privately held. So if you're serious about conservation, any efforts…
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From Texas Standard: Get ready, folks. We're officially a week away from the biggest event in Texas: the Texas Tribune Festival, that annual gathering of…
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From Texas Standard:This week in Texas politics: in between court appearances, A.G. Paxton visits a church in central Texas and Sen. Cruz rounds up…