Jimmy Maas
Assistant Program DirectorJimmy became the assistant news director after years of hosting and reporting on business, sports, and odd stuff around Austin.
He grew up in Austin where he studied at its finest institutions. He moved to New York where he worked for some of its biggest media conglomerates.
Since joining the KUT News team, he has won awards and received several years of "meets and sometimes exceeds expectations" in employee reviews. You can email him at jmaas@kut.org.
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Austin FC plays Violette AC in the Dominican Republican on Tuesday. Violette’s participation in the CONCACAF Champions League tournament is worth a trophy on its own. -
Controversy has surrounded the World Cup in Qatar. But once the games start, we tend to lose sight of the bad and focus more on national pride and the dreams of young athletes.
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El equipo ha mejorado de estar en el penúltimo lugar en su primera temporada a segundo lugar este año.
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The team has improved from a second-from-the-bottom finish in their first season to a second-place finish this year.
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En este episodio de 'The Disconnect,' analizaremos el combustible de la red eléctrica de Texas: d-i-n-e-r-o. ¿Por qué las facturas de energía son tan altas ahora? No es sólo por el calor del verano...
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Houstonian Sandra Edwards, who lost power for four days during the blackout, started getting electric bills this spring that are almost double what they used to be. That’s because electricity has its own supply chain — and everybody needs to get paid.
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La cuenta está en dos bolas y dos strikes. Hay un corredor en segunda. El bateador es más conocido por sus éxitos en la radio que en el campo de béisbol: es la estrella del rock Jack White.
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Rock star Jack White loves baseball, like co-own-a-bat-company-stop-a-rock-'n'-roll-tour-to-play loves baseball. His company Warstic has an affinity for a sandlot field in Eastern Travis County.
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In 1987, 1,000 Austinites grabbed polypropylene rope and made history for a good cause.
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The in-person festival is another step toward a return to normal for Austin and its economy.
