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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Shoal Creek Conservancy works to protect Austin's Shoal Creek corridor, and is seeking volunteers to help with its upcoming 3rd Annual Shoal Creek Shopping Cart Corral. -
Harold Pinter's Betrayal is currently running at Hyde Park Theatre, directed by Ken Webster. -
In this episode of This Is My Thing, we'll talk with artist Carol Aaron about her love for an art form that's millennia old but not that well known outside the art world. -
And Kinzy's new fiction podcast Kicking the Bucket is a comedy/drama about aging and end-of-life autonomy. -
In 1979, while he was in grad school, a young Bart Jacob was introduced to the ancient board game Go. He didn't know at the time that it would become a lifelong obsession. -
The long-running show Mortified Austin is celebrating Pride Month with the special show Morti-PRIDE. -
Lesley Murray grew up as a competitive swimmer. Then, a couple of years ago, she took a Deep End Fitness class and discovered Underwater Torpedo League. Now she has a sport and a community that she loves. -
The Hideout will soon have to leave their longtime downtown location, but before they move to a new space, they'll stage one last 48 Hour Improv Marathon at their current theater space. -
Alchemy Theatre is presenting their version of Grand Hotel the Musical at the intimate Wisenhunt stage at ZACH. -
Several years ago, while looking for ways to improve at golf, Steve Merritt created a game on his property in Wimberley, Texas. Before long, that game had a name -- Cowboy Golf. And not long after that, Cowboy Golf had an annual event played by Steve and three of his oldest friends.
