Austin Has The Mic

For today, we want to take some time to look at the next generation behind gen Z; gen alpha. We’ve been observing the younger ones’ behavior along with their upbringing. Do we approve or disapprove of their behavior? Are they growing up too fast or are we adapting too slowly?

For today, we’re gonna have a chill episode all about national ice cream month! We have some surprising trivia about its history and some bizarre facts you can share with all your friends to look really smart. And as usual on this show, we’ll share our controversial opinions on the best, worst, and weirdest ice cream flavors.

For today, we’re gonna talk about how to have fun this 4th of July weekend. We have some cool ideas you can try with your family, places to go with friends, and some memories from the host to look back on. Happy 4th and we hope you all enjoy!

In this episode we bring up some big debates going on in the tiktok community that have spread to several platforms and people of influence. we speak our mind on the subject and try to relay our experiences that correlate. We leave you guys off with some trending topics in the world and in the Austin community. We hope you all enjoy!

To continue the theme of Old School Vs. New School, we want to talk about the differences in dating between back in the day and now. To add to our own way of thinking we have Sgt. Jermaine Harris, a long-time Austin resident and police officer, to share his viewpoint on what is different from old school and new school. Hope you all enjoy!

This episode continues our pride month special, only this time we're talking about misconceptions among the LGBTQ community and having a special guest interview from a member of the LGBTQ community as she talks about her experience coming out and her way of thinking as a member. We hope you enjoy!

In this episode we speak to you guys about what pride month means and how it came about, the celebrations being held for the LGBTQ+ community and our first time being brought into the world of Non-Heterosexuality. 

This is the continuation of our Mental Health Awareness Month Special! In this episode, we brought in two individuals to speak on mental health, both Dr. Quinton Richardson, an African American advisor who can offer input as a counselor for the youth from an academic and future building setting and dealing with them often, and Blake Johnson, an African American podcaster who often speaks on his traumatic mental illnesses growing up and how he has developed as a person and how himself and the world around him have changed on his mental health journey. We hope you all enjoy!