Michael Lee
Production Director/Producer: This Is My Thing, Arts Eclectic, Get Involved, Sonic IDsMike is a features producer at KUT, where he’s been working since his days as an English major at the University of Texas. He produces and hosts This Is My Thing and Arts Eclectic, and also produces Get Involved and the Sonic ID project, among other things. When pressed to do so, he’ll write short paragraphs about himself in the third person, but usually prefers not to.
Several years ago, he featured a young dancer on his Arts Eclectic program, and she was so impressed by his interviewing skills that she up and married him. Now they enjoy traveling, following their creative whims, and spending time with their dog.
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Michael Young dabbled in ceramic making back in the 1980s, then after a 35-year hiatus, he returned to the hobby. Now his dining room is a ceramics studio and he spends his time trying to create perfect polyhedrons from clay. -
Austin Junior Forum's mission is to support women, children, and the elderly, achieved through strategic partnerships with local organizations that align with AJF’s core values. -
Artistas Sin Fronteras, a collection of Peruvian art, is currently on display at Link & Pin Gallery -
Austin's OUTsider Fest — the long-running queer transmedia arts festival — returns to the VORTEX for 2025. -
The new musical comedy The Crash at Crush focuses on an odd bit of Texas history — the 1896 staged train crash in Crush, Texas. -
In this episode of 'This Is My Thing,' we talk with Sarah Bentley about her love of community singing. -
Ballet Austin isn't only a professional ballet company; they're also a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes dance, fitness, and wellness. -
This Valentine's season, Ventana Ballet and Austin Camerata's present a new version of their show Variations on a Love Theme -
On this episode of This Is My Thing, we talk with Addie and Ben Ruth about their shared love of lightsaber choreography. -
The new play She Was Here tells the story of multiple generations of Latinas across the decades in one small Austin home.
