Welcome to the weekly Media Monday Show!, where Tom Cheredar and Josh Rubin, founders of Media ATX, discuss the week in Austin Media Industry news. This week we're joined by Katharine Jose, managing editor of Austonia, a new digital news publication that aims to provide a different kind of coverage, offering unique stories and perspectives from within the community that others often miss. She also shares what it's like to launch a news publication in the middle of a pandemic.

We also discuss:

• Alamo Drafthouse gets a new CEO [via Alamo Drafthouse] 
• Birth.Movies.Death sold to Cinestate [via Birth.Death.Movies]
• Austin City Limits now partially owned by Saudi government [via CultureMap Austin]
• Curbed Austin employees put on furlough [via New York Post]
• The Chive profiled by The Verge [The Verge]
• Alamo Drafthouse, Flix Brewhouse to remain closed [via ABJ]