The Daily Texan Audio

The crew grows by a few this week. Kasim, the newest member of the podcast team, offers his thoughts on the Incredibles 2 and defends Apple Music from attacks on all sides. (Sorry, dude. Spotify + Hulu for $4.99 is too good to pass up.) Conans Pizza is closing on the Drag, but Ross Burkhart and Alex Briseno open up about big changes in Texas Athletics. Do you believe in Magic? After they added Longhorn center Mo Bamba, we very well may.

Hosted by Kasim Kabbara, Mike Iwaniec, and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm (mostly.)

Austin City Council passes big changes aimed at easing concerns of the immigrant and minority communities of Austin, an update on the Meechaiel Criner trial, and Texas baseball is on the ropes in Omaha. JT talks with Travis Hlavinka, the baseball beat writer, about the Longhorns loss against Arkansas and what to expect against Florida. No comment on if Gators are indeed better equipped to handle rainy and wet conditions. ALSO: Incredibles 2 was great! But while Incredibles films doubled this past week, UT lost half of its Wendy's.

Hope you're ready for the next episode! (please don't copyright flag us) Hosted by JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.

In the first summer edition of The Daily Texan Podcast, Mike and JT break down the latest in campus news. Sports Editor Alex Briseno stops by to talk Longhorn baseball as David Pierce's squad heads to Omaha for the College World Series, and News Desk Editor Meara Isenberg explains everything you need to know about the return of those darned dockless scooters. ALSO: It's IHOb, now. Hosted by Mike Iwaniec and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.

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On May 1, 2017, a UT student stabbed four other students on campus. Freshman Harrison Brown died as a result of his wounds. On this week’s episode, we’ll hear from Lori Brown, Harrison’s mother, on her efforts to increase campus safety. Also: Texas and six other states sue the federal government to end DACA. And why have all of the electric scooters suddenly disappeared from campus? All those stories and more on this week’s Daily Texan Newscast.

From finding a friend to fending off foes, the right call can go a long way. Larissa Herold reports on the Alston's Singing Mouse, a rodent with a unique way of communicating. It's the last Lab Report of the semester, and we say farewell to science and tech editor Julianne Hodges, who is leaving the Neverland of the Forty Acres and finally growing up (she's graduating! Congratulations!). Hosted by Julianne Hodges and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm.

On the FINAL Texan Overtime of the 17-18 school year, Trent, Ty, Alex, and Drew recap the NFL Draft and a year's worth of Texas sports memories. It's farewell to Drew and Ty, who are graduating and (hopefully) moving on to bigger and better things! Good luck! ALSO: The man behind the curtain makes an appearance on the pod, and wants the crew to know it's been a fun semester producing each of these episodes! Music by Nctrnm.

In the eleventh and final episode of The Hookup, Morgan and JT talk to each others' moms- after a semester of learning more about what makes our campus what it is, the podcast looks into what makes its hosts who they are. Happy (two weeks early) Mother's Day, Karen and Suzanne! Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Trent, Ty, and Drew are joined by senior softball and baseball writers Robert Larkin and Travis Hlavinka to break down where the Longhorns stand as the season heads into the final stretch. ALSO: Alex is AWOL to cover the NFL Draft, so the guys preview where they think Texas's best players are going to land. Music by Nctrnm.

One month after the University announces tuition increases, President Fenves releases a plan for additional financial aid. Also: a federal judge orders the Trump administration to begin accepting DACA applications. And did you ever wonder who makes those popular Austin snapchat geofilters? Turns out, he’s no stranger to the 40 acres.

All those stories and more on this week's Daily Texan Newscast.

UT and its sports teams have storied pasts that go back more than a century. But every time the Longhorns suit up, hundreds of students get ready to cheer them on. Nate Davis and Lacey Grace look into the Texas Cowboys, Silver Spurs, and Longhorn Hellraisers; three groups that bring their our spirit, pride, and flavor to Texas gamedays. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler and JT Lindsey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions, Ale, and Secret Jane.