I Love You So Much: The Austin360 Podcast

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Austin-centric pop-culture interviews, lifestyle discussion and events talk from Austin360 Austin, Texas featuring hosts Addie Broyles and Alyssa Vidales

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I Love You So Much: The Austin360 Podcast episodes:

02.07.2020
Ep 114: 'Gentrified’ series creator on life and change in Austin
“Gentrified” creator Tia Willams chats with Austin360 radio hosts JB Hager and Whitney Stropp about the inspiration behind her five-episode series focused on the lives of three black millennials in East Austin.
01.31.2020
Ep 113: Love and pizza— An Austin couple ties the knot at the ABGB
Austin360 editor Eric Webb chat's with Kate Urquiola about how she and her husband Iker met at Austin's beloved ABGB waterhole. And got engaged there. And got married there, too.
01.24.2020
Ep 112: Trail of Dead on longevity and their new album
Conrad Keely and Jason Reece of the band more-or-less Austin-based outfit ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead talk with Austin360's Joe Gross about their just-released 10th album, longevity and the band turning 25 this year.
01.16.2020
Ep 111: Hell on Wheels - What it takes to skate in the Texas Roller Derby
Austin famously relaunched the modern roller derby movement nearly 20 years ago, and today, two leagues dominate the sport. The Texas Rollergirls, which skate on a flat track, and Texas Roller Derby, one of only a handful of banked track...
01.10.2020
Ep 110: Rising artist Harry Edohoukwa on ATX hip-hop and emotional rap
Austin American-Statesman music writer Deborah Sengupta Stith chats with Austin360 January Artist of the Month, Harry Edohoukwa, about the powerful songs on his debut album, “Fire on the Mountain,” how his Nigerian heritage influences his sound and why he doesn’t...
01.03.2020
Ep 109: The year (and decade) in Austin food
Ep 109: The year (and decade) in Austin food
12.20.2019
Ep 108: What Austin and the community mean to P. Terry’s
Ep 108: What Austin and the community mean to P. Terry’s
12.13.2019
Ep 107: Vapor Caves talk ATX hip-hop, modern grooves and bowling
Ep 107: Vapor Caves talk ATX hip-hop, modern grooves and bowling
12.06.2019
Ep 106: The ultimate Christmas TV episode binge list
Ep 106: The ultimate Christmas TV episode binge list
11.22.2019
Ep 105: I’m grateful so much—What are you thankful for about Austin?
What is it about Austin that you are most grateful for this year? We ask longtime locals, newcomers and celebrity chef Rachel Ray what they're most thankful for about this city we call home.
11.15.2019
Ep 104: Chilling out with Little Marzan, Austin360 Artist of the Month
Austin360 music writer Peter Blackstock sits down with two-piece folk band Little Marzan after their live Austin360 Artist of the Month set in November. Little Mazarn is made up of vocalist and banjo player Lindsey Verrill and bowed saw player...
11.08.2019
Ep 103: Sweet kicks! Making shoes with Selena McCartney of The Art of Shoes
We head to the shoe lab of Selena McCartney, owner of the Art of Shoes. After a long stint in New York working for Steve Madden, the San Antonio native is the shoe designer behind Katy Perry’s footware collection, and...
10.30.2019
Ep 102: An Austin film expert's favorite silver screams
Austin Film Society programmer Lars Nilsen talks to Joe Gross about the horror movies he loves.
10.25.2019
Ep 101: James Beard award-winning chef Chris Shepherd on how to "Cook Like a Local"
James Beard award-winning chef Chris Shepherd has been exploring the myriad cultural and culinary influences of Houston since he opened Underbelly in 2012. The chef, who is appearing at the Texas Book Festival, has released a new cookbook entitled “Cook...
10.18.2019
Ep 100: What actor Bruce Campbell loves about Austin
Austin360 editor Eric Webb talks to actor Bruce Campbell ("The Evil Dead" films, "Burn Notice" and more) ahead of his Paramount Theatre visit Oct. 23. This episode contains some explicit language.
10.11.2019
Ep 99: Touring the 'United Tacos of America' with Jarod Neece and Mando Rayo
Statesman restaurant critic Matthew Odam chats with self-described taco journalists Mando Rayo and Jared Neece about their new show, "The United Tacos of America," premiering on Robert Rodriquez’s El Rey Network, in which the two visit eight cities around the...
10.02.2019
EP 98: Why do we love ACL Fest so much?
EP 98: Why do we love ACL Fest so much?
09.27.2019
Ep: 97: Peter Blackstock and Joe Gross on Daniel Johnston's memorial service
Family, friends and fans of Daniel Johnston gathered in the Houston suburb of Katy on Saturday to pay respects to the renowned artist and songwriter, who died Sept. 11 at age 58. Join Music Writer Peter Blackstock and Culture Writer...
09.19.2019
Ep 96: Tim Robbins and a bizarre VHS flick at Austin’s weirdest film fest
Filmmakers and fans from across the globe will converge at the Alamo Drafthouse on South Lamar on Sept. 19 for Fantastic Fest, the world’s largest genre film festival. One of those movies is VHYes, directed and co-written by Jack Henry...
08.30.2019
Ep 95: Dir. Ric Roman Waugh on his movie 'Angel Has Fallen' & life in Austin
"Angel Has Fallen" director Ric Roman Waugh discusses why he lives in Austin, what he wanted to do with this film and how PTSD can manifest in different ways for different people.
08.23.2019
Ep 94: Ham sandwiches, square pizzas— Austinites remember school lunch
Ham sandwiches, Ding Dongs, flautas and the softest scoop of mashed potatoes. No matter if you brought your own lunch or ate from school cafeteria, the back to school season brings waves of food memories, at least for staffers at...
08.16.2019
Ep 93: This episode is for the babe in all of us
This week’s episode is all about the babes. We check in with Jane Claire Hervey, Xochi Solis and Natalia Rocafuerte from the powerhouse collective, Boss Babes ATX, as they gear up for the fourth annual Babes Fest. Designed to amplify...
08.08.2019
Ep 92: Customers, owners say goodbye to El Patio after more than 65 years
In this week’s episode we pay tribute to an Austin icon. El Patio Tex-Mex restaurant is closing on August 9 after more than 65 years in business. Paul Joseph opened the restaurant in 1954, and his family has run it...
08.02.2019
Ep 91: Geeking out with Austin fandom scholar Suzanne Scott
In this week’s episode, we’re letting our fan flags fly with Suzanne Scott. Suzanne is a media studies assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin, where she specializes in researching all things fandom. We chatted about the evolution...
07.26.2019
Ep 90: Heat Week: Keeping Austin fit when it’s hot
In this week’s episode, we’re celebrating Austin’s culture of being hot and its intersection with the city’s fitness obsession. Gabrielle Munoz and Mark Wilson are both staff members at the Statesman who live active lives: Gabby’s a runner and Mark...
07.19.2019
Ep 89: Daniel Curtis on paying it forward after a life-changing injury
Daniel Curtis’ life changed in 2011 when he dove into his backyard pool and slipped, became paralyzed instantly and woke up underwater and unable to swim to the surface for air. He was a chef at the time, and the...
07.12.2019
Ep 88: Behind the curtains at the Zilker Summer Musical
The Zilker Summer Musical has been one of Austin's most beloved traditions for more than 60 years. Held across the street from Barton Springs, many an Austinite can share stories packing a cooler, laying out a blanket and enjoying a...
07.05.2019
Ep 87: The secrets of Virginia Willis’ summer table
Virginia Willis is one of the most celebrated Southern cookbook authors working today. She’s based in Georgia, but every year, she comes to Austin on a culinary tour with Central Market. Statesman food writer Addie Broyles chats with Willis about...
06.28.2019
Ep 86: Spamarama returns with David Arnsberger
Spamarama was an Austin fixture for decades before the cook-off and celebration of all things Austin weird disappeared 12 years ago. This weekend, the event returns to the Moontower Saloon, and founder David Arnsberger joined me in the studio to...
06.21.2019
Ep 85: Grupo Fantasma on American music, life on the border
The latest release from Austin’s world class cumbia ensemble, Grupo Fantasma is an ambitious platter that covers everything from everything from Turkish psychedelia to Tex-Mex. We caught up with Greg Gonzalez and Beto Martinez from the band to talk about...
06.14.2019
Ep 84: Father’s Day with Austin musicians who are stay-at-home dads
In the Live Music Capital of the World, it’s not uncommon for fathers who regularly play gigs in the clubs at night to be on dad-duty during the morning and afternoon if their spouse has a full-time day job. We...
06.07.2019
Ep 83: Vulcan Video tries to stay afloat in a changing Austin
Everything is changing, from Austin to how we watch movies. For over 30 years, Vulcan Video has seen both up close. The store announced that it's fundraising to stay open & rent movies to the Austinites who still love renting...
05.31.2019
Ep 82: Getting mixed up in Austin’s slime scene
Austin360 music writer Deborah Sengupta-Stith explores the current slime trend terrorizing moms across the country (the world?). Toy Joy brand manager Robby Petinatoto and 15-year-old Round rock-based slime entrepreneur Jay Kang break down the history and craze behind homemade slime.
05.22.2019
Ep 81: Aaron Franklin talks hamburgers, steak and Hot Luck
Austin' James Beard Award winning chef Aaron Franklin sits down with Statesman food critic Matthew Odam and some cold beers to talk about his new steak cookbook, the Master Class series he's starring in, the third annual Hot Luck festival...
05.17.2019
Ep 80: Antonelli's Cheese Shop owners talk mental health and a healthy marriage
John and Kendall Antonelli came to the studio to talk about how they came to running Austin’s first standalone cheese shop and how being business owners and parents changed their relationship with the city. We talk about the many layers...
05.10.2019
Ep 79: ‘He’s mine’: Bastrop mom’s bond with her son built on the ranch
Gracey Jarosek, 44, lives with her son Thres in Bastrop, Texas. Jarosek's husband died in a car wreck when her son was four years old. They’ve forged a special bond on the ranch.
05.02.2019
Ep 78: Onnit's Aubrey Marcus on being a little bit better today than you were yesterday
Aubrey Marcus, founder and CEO of Onnit, talks about fear, self-judgment and the keys to total optimization. The Westlake High School graduate and former star basketball player started his quest toward self-improvement as a teenager and later founded his company...
04.26.2019
Ep 77: The quest to rewatch every Marvel movie before 'Avengers: Endgame'
Statesman culture writer Joe Gross talks to city hall reporter Phil Jankowski about Phil’s quest to rewatch every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, one a night, before the premiere of “Avengers: Endgame.” He’s been live-tweeting them, too.
04.19.2019
Ep 76: Irish-Austinite singer-songwriter Pat Byrne
Pat Byrne recently moved to Austin from his native Ireland, where he won the Irish version of the TV show “The Voice” in 2012. Last year he released a new album, “Rituals,” that was recorded partly in Austin with producer...
04.12.2019
Ep 75: Indian rap breakout Abhi the Nomad
Austin-based rapper Abhi the Nomad chats with Austin360 music writer Deborah Sengupta-Stith about how his Indian heritage and living all over the world has shaped his music.
04.05.2019
Ep 74: Catching up with country troubadour Dale Watson
Dale Watson has been a a longtime presence in Austin, but he's found a second home of sorts in the town that gave rise to the 1950s heyday of Elvis Presley and other American music legends. Austin360 music writer Peter Blackstock...
03.29.2019
Ep 73: Quality Seafood's Carol Huntsberger and the women of SXSW
For more than 15 years, Carol Huntsberger has owned Quality Seafood, the legendary fish market and restaurant that has been around for more than 80 years. She shares how she decided to park the Mary Kay career and transition to...
03.11.2019
Ep 74: Addie Broyles chats with "Bizzare Foods" host Andrew Zimmern at SXSW
Ep 74: Addie Broyles chats with "Bizzare Foods" host Andrew Zimmern at SXSW
03.08.2019
Ep 73: SXSW The Game of Thrones Experience
Ep 73: SXSW The Game of Thrones Experience
02.22.2019
Ep 72: Why Vulcan Video still thrives in the age of Netflix
What is it like running one of Austin’s last video rental stores? Vulcan Video general manager Jacob Knight shares about why having analog access to film and TV shows is still important and worth preserving, even in our digital world...
02.15.2019
Ep 71: 'Radio Dreams' with Austin singer-songwriter Kimmie Rhodes
Kimmie Rhodes, a longtime Austin singer/songwriter, has released a book about her partnership with Joe Gracey, a noted DJ and music producer who lost his ability to speak 30 years before his death in 2011. She shares what it was...
02.08.2019
Ep 70: Tiff's Treats founders Tiffany and Leon Chen on that cookie life
Tiff's Treats co-founders Tiffany and Leon Chen share how a batch of warm cookies sparked a company and sweet memories. Music writers Deborah Sengupta-Stith and Peter Blackstock break down which local acts were honored in the second annual Austin 360...
02.01.2019
Ep 69: Spanglish pop songstress Lesly Reynaga, what to expect at a Pop-Up Magazine show
Austin singer-songwriter Lesly Reynaga talks about why immigration emerges as a dominant theme in her in the vibrant Spanglish pop songs. Pop-Up Magazine producer Haley Howle hints at what you can expect when the traveling storytelling experience performs Feb. 13...
12.18.2018
Ep 68: Getting nostalgic at the Austin Toy Museum, wisdom from a weird sports champ
Executive director Caleb Zammit gives ILYSM a personal tour of the Austin Toy Museum located in the heart of downtown Austin. Statesman visuals editor James Gregg, AKA "Rey Myskeerio," reveals how he got into competitive skee ball, axe throwing and...
12.12.2018
Ep 67: Musician Tje Austin’s holiday memories, Austin360’s top picks for winter break
Austin360 music writer Deborah Sengupta Stith chats with Austin musician Tje Austin about the inspiration for his upcoming Swinging Motown Christmas show, celebrating the holidays with a big family. The avid baker also shares his favorite pastry tips. Austin360 staffers...

What's I Love You So Much: The Austin360 Podcast about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

I Love You So Much: The Austin360 Podcast episodes:

Ep 114: 'Gentrified’ series creator on life and change in Austin

Ep 113: Love and pizza— An Austin couple ties the knot at the ABGB

Ep 112: Trail of Dead on longevity and their new album

Ep 111: Hell on Wheels - What it takes to skate in the Texas Roller Derby

Ep 110: Rising artist Harry Edohoukwa on ATX hip-hop and emotional rap

Ep 109: The year (and decade) in Austin food

Ep 108: What Austin and the community mean to P. Terry’s

Ep 107: Vapor Caves talk ATX hip-hop, modern grooves and bowling

Ep 106: The ultimate Christmas TV episode binge list

Ep 105: I’m grateful so much—What are you thankful for about Austin?

Ep 104: Chilling out with Little Marzan, Austin360 Artist of the Month

Ep 103: Sweet kicks! Making shoes with Selena McCartney of The Art of Shoes

Ep 102: An Austin film expert's favorite silver screams

Ep 101: James Beard award-winning chef Chris Shepherd on how to "Cook Like a Local"

Ep 100: What actor Bruce Campbell loves about Austin

Ep 99: Touring the 'United Tacos of America' with Jarod Neece and Mando Rayo

EP 98: Why do we love ACL Fest so much?

Ep: 97: Peter Blackstock and Joe Gross on Daniel Johnston's memorial service

Ep 96: Tim Robbins and a bizarre VHS flick at Austin’s weirdest film fest

Ep 95: Dir. Ric Roman Waugh on his movie 'Angel Has Fallen' & life in Austin

Ep 94: Ham sandwiches, square pizzas— Austinites remember school lunch

Ep 93: This episode is for the babe in all of us

Ep 92: Customers, owners say goodbye to El Patio after more than 65 years

Ep 91: Geeking out with Austin fandom scholar Suzanne Scott

Ep 90: Heat Week: Keeping Austin fit when it’s hot

Ep 89: Daniel Curtis on paying it forward after a life-changing injury

Ep 88: Behind the curtains at the Zilker Summer Musical

Ep 87: The secrets of Virginia Willis’ summer table

Ep 86: Spamarama returns with David Arnsberger

Ep 85: Grupo Fantasma on American music, life on the border

Ep 84: Father’s Day with Austin musicians who are stay-at-home dads

Ep 83: Vulcan Video tries to stay afloat in a changing Austin

Ep 82: Getting mixed up in Austin’s slime scene

Ep 81: Aaron Franklin talks hamburgers, steak and Hot Luck

Ep 80: Antonelli's Cheese Shop owners talk mental health and a healthy marriage

Ep 79: ‘He’s mine’: Bastrop mom’s bond with her son built on the ranch

Ep 78: Onnit's Aubrey Marcus on being a little bit better today than you were yesterday

Ep 77: The quest to rewatch every Marvel movie before 'Avengers: Endgame'

Ep 76: Irish-Austinite singer-songwriter Pat Byrne

Ep 75: Indian rap breakout Abhi the Nomad

Ep 74: Catching up with country troubadour Dale Watson

Ep 73: Quality Seafood's Carol Huntsberger and the women of SXSW

Ep 74: Addie Broyles chats with "Bizzare Foods" host Andrew Zimmern at SXSW

Ep 73: SXSW The Game of Thrones Experience

Ep 72: Why Vulcan Video still thrives in the age of Netflix

Ep 71: 'Radio Dreams' with Austin singer-songwriter Kimmie Rhodes

Ep 70: Tiff's Treats founders Tiffany and Leon Chen on that cookie life

Ep 69: Spanglish pop songstress Lesly Reynaga, what to expect at a Pop-Up Magazine show

Ep 68: Getting nostalgic at the Austin Toy Museum, wisdom from a weird sports champ

Ep 67: Musician Tje Austin’s holiday memories, Austin360’s top picks for winter break