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The Texas Rundown: Now Online
Last week was an historic week in Texas: an 11-hour filibuster by State Sen. Wendy Davis drew national attention, and two Supreme Court cases with deep ties to Texas were decided. In light of the...
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Learn about Sam Houston this July
Sam Houston: American Statesman, Soldier, And Pioneer This three-part series airs July 11, 18 and 25 at 9 pm He remains the only person in American history to have served as governor of two states. As...
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Arts In Context Shorts: The Neon Jungle
Evan Voyles builds signs to last generations. Voyles is the sovereign sign-maker of South Congress – he hand-created and repurposed vintage signs for Magnolia Cafe, Homeslice, Soul, Stag, Creatures,...
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Arts In Context Shorts: Curating Cosmic Vida
With “Cosmic Vida,” an exhibition at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center, curator Raul Valdez gave visitors a glimpse into the cosmos. “Cosmic Vida” is the first show Valdez curated...
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New Local Show: Stand Up Empire starts 6/5 on KLRU Q
There is always something new coming out of the woodworks in Austin, Texas. Here at KLRU we’re celebrating this hallmark with a brand new series shot in this beautiful, creative city. Stand Up Empire...
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Indie America: Our picks from PBS Digital Studios
This week’s picks from PBS Digital Studios’ ‘Indie Amierca‘ will take around the U.S. featuring stories on unique towns across the country. Story Time in the Heights, Michigan – Indie America As...
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Arts In Context Shorts: Guild of the Silent Sword
“When I was a youth …, I had no idea that there were any major empires, kingdoms or cities or cultures in Africa,” says Da’Mon Stith, founder of the Guild of the Silent Sword. With the goal of...
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Arts In Context Shorts: Belonging
“Everything is here for a reason,” says Sally Jacques, artistic director of Blue Lapis Light. Using a combination of stunning aerial dancers swinging from stacks, ground dancers, and haunting...
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Bella Muerte, Dulce Vida: A Day of the Dead Tradition
“… it’s just part of learning from our ancestors and learning who we were and where we’re heading to,” says Nayeli Miranda, a sugar skull instructor for the ESB-MACC. With the intent of preserving and...
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Arts In Context: The Latino Comedy Project
“I looked at the absence of Latino voices as a reason to do what I was doing,” says Adrian Villegas, artistic director of The Latino Comedy Project. Living up to their mission of providing a voice for...
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