Daily Texan Newscast

Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. Four of our audio staffers get together over Zoom to chat about the Netflix documentary series Tiger King — from the craziest moments of the show to online reactions on Joe Exotic's fight with Carole Baskin. Hosted by Addie Costello, Will LeHardy, Mckenna Lucas and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Lobo Loco.

Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode includes content created before the coronavirus outbreak. Our future episodes will cover the various ways COVID-19 is affecting the UT community, but for now, enjoy a few stories from a simpler time. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Austin Cheatham and Chloe Young. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus are back for a special shelter-in-place episode to talk about head coach Karen Aston leaving the women's basketball team and Texan Sports' bracket for the best Longhorn ever. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. This episode includes content created before the coronavirus outbreak. Our future episodes will cover the various ways COVID-19 is affecting the UT community, but for now, enjoy a few stories from a simpler time. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Melissa Cortes Santiago, Addie Costello, Will Brooks and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with projects reporter Neelam Bohra to discuss her most recent article, which celebrates World Kidney Day and shares the experiences of those who have had kidney transplants. You can read her story at thedailytexan.com Produced by Sara Schleede. Cover art by Destiny Alexander. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Sara talks to Spencer and Savana about Democratic primary results, coronavirus and law firm Husch Blackwell's recommendations for UT's sexual misconduct policies. Also, special guest and projects reporter Chad Lyle talks about student government campaigns and election results. Produced by Will Brooks and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Odds & Ends cobbles together every story from UT and Austin. UT is iconic in ways both big and small — this episode explores just that. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Patricia Lim, Austin Cheatham and Jackie Ibarra. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music from Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus this week talk about Texas' continued softball success, the men's basketball team's increased chances in getting to the Big Dance, and whether Marcus is a liar or not. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Odds & Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. This episode is all about the traditions that connect UT students to their university, city, cultures and each other. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Reported by Addie Costello, Will LeHardy, Mckenna Lucas and Wyatt Robb. Produced by Aurora Berry, Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music from Blue Dot Sessions and Bensound.

Audio producer Aurora Berry sits down with senior life and arts producer Aisling Ayers to discuss the husband and wife musical duo, Ordinary Elephant. Produced by Aurora Berry, Addie Costello, Jackie Ibarra, Will LeHardy, and Chloe Young. Music by Ordinary Elephant and Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus talk about the end of Texas softball's undefeated season, whether baseball will continue their win streak, and a change of luck for Texas basketball. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together this week to discuss the dominant Texas softball team, continued problems with the men's basketball season, and a rocky start for the Daily Texan's own intramural basketball team. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

With Super Tuesday less than two weeks away, audio editor Sara Schleede, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and news editor Savana Dunning talk about what's on the ballot in Texas. Produced by Will Brooks, Austin Cheatham and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together to talk about criticism against Texas Athletics, the future for head coaches Tom Herman and Shaka Smart and their worst Valentine's Days. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

From the Archives examines pieces of Austin history and the student reporters that covered them. In this episode, we take a look back at the events that led to the removal of Confederate statues at the University of Texas. Where do Jefferson Davis, a campus fountain, and WWI intersect? Find out in Should I Stay or Should I Go. Produced by Harper Carlton. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus get together on National Signing Day to talk about the Longhorns' new commits, what they mean for the team next season, and if they'd do better against No. 3 Kansas than the men's basketball team. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Donnavan, Alex, Marcus and Myah are back for the spring semester to talk about the untimely death of Kobe Bryant, the men's basketball team's slump, and the women's team five-game win streak. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

More than 200 students attended Monday Night's open forum on UT's sexual misconduct policies, and the Daily Texan has published articles, photos and a partial transcription of the event. Here, audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner, managing editor Lisa Nhan and news reporter Lauren Grobe to discuss student demands, University response and the emotional toll this topic can take on a community. Produced by Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Long hours spent studying at the PCL seem to be a rite of passage for UT students. In this episode of Odds & Ends, the Daily Texan audio staff spent 24 hours at the library, from 5 p.m. Dec. 10 to 5 p.m. Dec. 11, to document the descent into the madness of finals week. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Production and reporting by William Witte, Clark Dalton, Divya Jagadeesh, Aurora Berry, Blaine Young, Sara Schleede, Harper Carlton, Sophia Kontos, Jack Farrell, Brian Couser, Nina Rivela, Addie Costello, and Connor Tolany. Episode concept inspired by This American Life. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Daniela get together for the last time this semester to talk about coaching changes on the football team, worries for the program and postseason predictions around the Big 12. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.