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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: June 25 – July 1
Supreme Court blocks Trump’s push to end birthright citizenship, the future of KUT remains unknown, and more of the week’s headlines
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KUT Relocates Festival as UT Points Fingers
NPR affiliate’s community event will proceed in truncated form but with hopes undiminished
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Texas Public Media Grapples With Funding Loss From GOP Bill
KUT, Austin PBS, and other impacted stations make the case for why local news matters
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New Podcast Listens to Austin 24 Hours at a Time
KUT stays in one place to get a better sense of the town we live in
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10 Years On, KUTX Celebrates Staying Fresh
Hip-hop, local talent help to upend public radio assumptions
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John Aielli’s Eccentric Home Opens for an Estate Sale
The legendary deejay’s home was a reflection of who he was, and now Austinites get a glimpse inside
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Remembering Radio Legend John Aielli, 1946-2022
Longtime KUT and KUTX host was loved for his eccentric insights and eclectic taste
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Supremely Popular Radio Personality John Aielli Has Died
The beloved eccentric hosted KUT/KUTX show Eklektikos for 50 years
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Austin at Large: The Pigs Inside Our Python
Recent headlines confirm: Austin takes a looooong time to digest what it swallows
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Faster Than Sound: The Drama Behind the Cactus Cafe Negotiations
Accusations of unprofessional behavior and an HR complaint leave the historic venue in limbo
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KUT/KUTX Will No Longer Manage the Cactus Cafe
University radio station terminates “disheartening” negotiations
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Faster Than Sound: KUT/KUTX in Discussion With UT Over the Future of the Cactus Cafe
KUTX Director says it’s “50-50” whether the station will continue managing the venue