College can often be stressful, with trying to balance class, work and orgs, but Mindful UT seeks to calm this stress through group sessions and meditation. Audio Producer Juliana Smith-Etienne spoke with the folks involved at Mindful UT to see what this means to each of them.

Reported, edited and hosted by Juliana Smith-Etienne. Cover art by Emma Burke.

Audio producer Mae Lackey chats with students at Queer Prom about their experiences with drag on campus and the threat of upcoming bills.

Reporting and editing by Mae Lackey. Cover art by Emma George.

Photo courtesy of Sofia Safi.

Welcome to episode two of The Daily Texan's audio series, The Stories of Our Halls. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Mary Angela Bock, an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Media at the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Bock spoke with Associate Audio Editor, Firdous Khezrian, about the path she has taken to become a renowned author and leader in communication studies and journalism.

Epsidode reported and produced by Firdous Khezrian. Episode art by Grace Cao. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

En este segundo episodio de People of UT, productora de audio Maria Probert Hermosillo habla con atleta de atletismo Valery Tobias sobre su trayectoria a UT y sus planes a futuro. Valery, originalmente de Mexico, encontró su camino a UT y desde entonces a roto muchos records.

Este episodio fue escrito, producido, editado y dirigido por Maria Probert Hermosillo. Photos por Andrew Zamora y diseño por Ciara Casarez. Música por BlueDot Sessions.

This week, Aislyn sits down with UT Dietician Jennifer Barnoud to discuss the benefits of eating eggs. She also teaches us how to make the perfect scrambled eggs.

Links to the shopping list and recipe can be found here:

Reporting and editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma George. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

In this episode, two longtime Lana fans, audio producer Claire and Lifestyle and Arts Associate Editor, Sage break down Lana Del Rey’s most recent release, Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd. Discussions include Lana’s growth throughout her career, the features that make the album and the problem with her last three songs.

Off The Record is a production of The Daily Texan’s Audio and Life and Arts departments. Hosted by Claire Domenic-Smith and Sage Dunlap. Edited by Claire Domenic-Smith. Episode art by Emma Berke.