
What about Austin has you curious?
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDaily NewsNews | |||

Ella moved to Austin from Waco over the summer. But she’s kind of overwhelmed with all the choices here. She wants your help! Go here to record your recommendations for things like outdoor spaces, festivals, food and more.
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The facility has been under construction for years now — at least twice as long as expected. Parts of it have reopened, but the whole thing was supposed to be done a year ago. So what’s the hold up?
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We all have vague memories of childhood, that are so faded we can’t even tell if they’re real. This is a story about one such memory.
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At Austin City Hall, a sign points to each of Austin’s international sister cities. The sister cities program dates back almost 60 years. Our question asker knows a lot about this, but she wants more people to know.
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One of the best local radio programs I have ever heard.
With the exception of that tool from New York that eventually ran away from his students and our city - everyone involved in this program has provided some outstanding narratives. My wife and I grew up in different cities and actually met at A&M (go ahead, laugh) but it didn’t take long for us to declare Austin as our forever home. Literally. We bought a house and everything. I’ll never get tired of learning new things about our city. Thank you so much for this podcast, and keep up the grea... more
Thank you for teaching things about the city that I would never have known... still looking for this “cemetery” seeing as how I drive 183 every day. Also why do drivers here refuse to use there blinkers and constantly swerve out of there lane... it’s so terrifying. I drive a lot for work and sometime I have to swerve because I don’t know what they are doing....what is going on?
As a new Austinite, this show is helping me cross off the several questions I've had about this pretty idiosyncratic town.
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ATXplained explores Austin's unique local stories through a mix of archival context, on-the-ground reporting, and intimate conversations with city organizers, artists, and community figures. Episodes span sister-city relationships, neighborhood art projects, and deep dives into Austin's cultural landscape—from Master Pancake's legacy to the Lawn Chair Brigade and public art mysteries—offering a window into local history, governance, and everyday bravery. The show stands out for its strong regional focus, narrative curiosity, and ability to connect disparate Austin threads into cohesive civic and cultural glimpses that feel both informative and warmly human.
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Recent guests on ATXplained include:
1. Alyssa Therrett
2. Paige Ellis
3. Riley Triggs
4. Richard Breimer
5. Christie Bryant
6. Jay Cooper
7. John Erler
8. Jerm Pollet
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