Three Questions

Get behind the mic with Travis County reporter Haya Panjwani who shares what she’s reading, listening to (Bollywood!) and loving about Austin right now. It’s all in the latest installment of our Three Questions series.

Texas politics and government reporter Sergio Martínez-Beltrán participates in our "Three Questions" series and talks about "the most amazing podcast."

Becky Fogel shares what she’s listening to, reading and loving about Austin currently. Hint: Beyoncé, Bad Bunny, books and burger recommendations ahead.

Terry Foxx joined us in February as KUT’s director of programming and audience. He’s responsible for KUT’s programming and sound (think station IDs at the top of the hour), our podcast strategy (stay tuned for a daily news podcast later this summer) and growing our audience – especially among historically underserved Central Texans.

Morning drive-time KUT and KUTX listeners will recognize Lauren Terrazas as the voice behind the “Morning Edition” local newscast, reporting on the latest local and statewide news headlines during breaks between national news on NPR.

Meet KUT assistant digital editor Alejandro Martínez-Cabrera.

We ask Teresa Frontado three questions: What are you listening to these days? Read anything interesting lately? And what are you loving about the ATX lately?

You may not hear her voice on the air, but if you’ve visited our website, you’ve likely seen some of Digital Producer Marisa Charpentier’s work.Marisa,…

As a producer and host for “Morning Edition,” Dani Matias arrives at the office by 5 a.m. weekdays to work with Jennifer Stayton on the morning newscast.…

KUT transportation reporter Samuel King recently relocated to Austin from Kansas City, where he covered Missouri state politics for member station KCUR.…