Inside Austin Podcast

Host of Speed City and F1 expert Jon Massengale joins the Brian Fitzgerald for a discussion on the US Grand Prix happening out at Circuit of the Americas. They talk about the impact having a dedicated track in the US has had on F1 and the local impact of having the course in our backyard.

For this edition of Inside Austin host Brian Fitzgerald has a conversation with Sarah Hammel from the Austin Humane Society about the drop in pet adoptions and the increase in pet surrenders. They also talk about the Rags to Wags Gala, the silent auction, and raffle they are having to raise money and awareness for our furry little friends.

Jena Kirkpatrick from Evermore joins host Brian Fitzgerald to talk about profound loss and emotions behind it. They also discuss the upcoming benefit show happening at Radio East.

Host Brian Fitzgerald is joined by Liz Schoenfeld from LifeWorks Austin to discuss the resources available to youth on the streets. They also talked about ways we can help and their LifeWorks III project.

Host Brian Fitzgerald is sits down with Laramie Gobertt from the SAFE Alliance, SAFE stands for Stop Abuse For Everyone, they spoke about the resources they offer those who have suffered abuse and ways we can help them with that mission. They also discussed their upcoming Touch A Truck event at Q2 Stadium.

Paul Scott from HAAM joins host Brian Fitzgerald for this episode of Inside Austin. They discuss the nearly $200million worth of services provided in the 20yrs they have been serving the local music community. During the interview they also talked about the upcoming HAAM Day and ways you can be entertained and ways you can help.

Host Brian Fitzgerald is joined on Inside Austin by Maestro of the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Peter Bay. They talk about the upcoming season of music and the BATS (Be At The Symphony) Program. They also discuss the process of hiring new musicians and how Maestro Bay is always trying to challenge himself and the orchestra all while attempting to reach new audiences.

Nick Marino Jr. joins this edition of Inside Austin and host Brian Fitzgerald to talk about the work Tango Charities does to help fight hunger in many different communities here in Texas and throughout the country. They also discussed the Feed the City events in Austin and the surrounding areas and how the South Austin event needs a volunteer leader.

For this edition of Inside Austin and for this installment of our Two Sides series host Brian Fitzgerald is joined by Aminah and Nora Elam. At 11yrs old they found a mass on Aminah's brain and we hear the perspectives of both a kid going through cancer and a mother having to care for her sick child and hold a family together. We met Aminah and Nora through Beautifully Loved. They are an organization that offers pamper days, photography, clothing, support, self-esteem workshops, design programs, fashion events, and care packages for chronically ill children and their families. Go to BeautifullyLoved.org for more and for ways to help.

Level Founder and CEO Alex Wright joins host Brian Fitzgerald on this segment of Inside Austin. They discuss the low barrier and unique approach Level uses to bring information and educational services to those in the jail or prison system.