Around The Station

As Austin’s news landscape evolves and newcomers look to connect to their new community, it’s more important than ever to communicate that KUT is the go-to source for local news and information – regardless of the platform. To better convey this, we’ve refined the KUT logo to emphasize the service we deliver, because we’re more than a radio station.

Season Tres of the award-winning "Tacos of Texas" podcast is wrapping up and we’re celebrating with a fiesta, con community, tacos, cervezas y más! Join us at 2 p.m., Nov. 12.

Some of our newsroom staff will be moderating author panels at the 28th annual Texas Book Festival. Come say hello if you'll be there.

Join us Wednesday, Oct. 25, for a casual morning meet-up. We’ll be at the newest Radio Coffee & Bar location – McKinney neighborhood – between 8 and 10 am. Meet some of your favorite KUT reporters.

KUT healthcare reporter Olivia Aldridge is putting a face to young nurses navigating an evolving industry through a reporting series featuring nursing school graduate Jose Escobar. The series will air on KUT 90.5 throughout the coming months.

Join us in welcoming a talented cohort of 11 interns to KUT and KUTX. They aren’t just here to learn but to contribute. They will have their own bylines, photo credits and digital contributions as the semester goes on. We’re excited to lift their voices.

Luz Moreno-Lozano shares two of the podcasts she's enjoying and what she's loving about Austin lately.

We want to get to know you and what's on your mind. Join us next Wednesday, Sept. 20, for a casual morning meet-up. We’ll be at Spokesman Coffee – Highland location – between 8 and 10 am. Meet some of your favorite KUT journalists, including Ben Philpott and Jerry Quijano.

Lose yourself in all-new, one-of-a-kind storytelling about Austin’s people, history, food, art, language and more at KUT News’ ATXplained Live performance, Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the historic Paramount Theatre.

In addition to being a monthly member, another simple and meaningful way to support our work – and the broader community – is through planned giving, such as a bequest in your will of living trust. This helps ensure that the in-depth local news you rely on and the music that captures Austin’s soul are here for generations to come.