Daily Texan Newscast

Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. This episode brings you some old and previously released stories from the Daily Texan audio staff. Nina Rivela deconstructs Sunday brunch and then examines the environmental effects of the fashion industry, Sophia Kontos learns about smart playlists and Clark Dalton becomes a test subject in a campus study. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to give updates on student protests against UT's sexual misconduct policies and a hike in tuition. The crew also reflects on the past semester in campus news. Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Aurora Berry learns how some of UT's international students are celebrating an American tradition, while Addie Costello asks: why doesn't anybody makes wishes by tossing coins into Littlefield Fountain? Jack Farrell talks about a wish come true: the possible return of his favorite childhood video game, NCAA Football. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Daniela sit down a little earlier this week to talk about the Longhorns’ blowout loss at Baylor, their bowl predictions for the team and what changes should occur in the offseason.

Donnavan, Alex and Wills discuss Texas' loss at Iowa State, changes for the Longhorns' future and their options for the postseason. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Donnavan, Alex and Wills discuss Texas’ comeback game against Kansas State, how the Longhorns’ basketball season is shaping up after their third game, and if Alex has good taste in movies. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to talk about the University's awaited response to the Sit In for Student Safety. Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Jack Farrell tells a tale of the Littlefield family's spooky legacy, while Aurora Berry interviews an experimental dance group. Addie Costello asks the daring question: has anyone ever eaten Bevo? Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Alex, Marcus, and Wills are back after the bye week to talk about the Longhorns’ postseason future, the return of Andrew Jones to Texas basketball, and the ever-dominant Texas volleyball team. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Blaine Young talks to the team responsible for lighting UT Tower, Sophia Kontos learns about how exhibitions at the Blanton Museum of Art come to be, and Clark Dalton finds who is behind the anonymous positive messages in the WCP. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Pictures of the Floating World, Blue Dot Sessions and Alpha Hydrae.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Lauren Grobe to talk about last week's Sit In for Student Safety and offer a conclusion to Austin's camping ban and Riverside redevelopment. Produced by Connor Tolany and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus discuss takeaways from last week’s game against Kansas and the keys to winning in Fort Worth on Saturday. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Odds and Ends cobbles together every story big and small from UT and Austin. In this episode, Addie Costello discovers what songs people jam out to on Speedway Mall, Aurora Berry investigates the ways people try to make football festivities more environmentally friendly, and Brian Couser examines the history behind Oktoberfest. It's fall, y'all. Enjoy the weather and let loose! Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton, Sara Schleede and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Compost bins can be found in dining halls across UT's campus, but what goes in them exactly? According to UT Resource Recovery, about $300 to $400 worth of contamination per week. To increase our composting knowledge, Sara quizzes Spencer and Megan on what can be recycled or composted and what should be tossed in the trash. Of course, Megan and Spencer give an update on Austin's homeless camping ban and the Domain at Riverside development before Thursday's city council meeting. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Connor Tolany. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Leading up to the Texas-OU showdown in Dallas this weekend, George Stoia III, the OU Daily sports editor, joins Donnavan, Alex, Daniela and Marcus to discuss the Horn's Down controversy, keys to the game and a new deserted island scenario. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Odds and Ends cobbles together every little — and big — story from UT and Austin. In the first episode of the semester, reporters Brian Couser, Addie Costello, Aurora Berry, and Jack Farrell dove deeper into things many students will have heard of, but may not actually know much about. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Harper Carlton and Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Daniela talk about a California bill that affects college athletes' pay, running back Roschon Johnson's decision to not redshirt, and which burrito chain is better: Chipotle or Cabo Bob's. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca, editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner and special guest Graysen Golter to give another update on Austin's homeless camping ban, as well as graduate student grievances and the latest findings from an investigation into the fall 2018 Texas Cowboys Retreat. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Donnavan, Alex and Isaac talk about the soccer team's recent struggles and give their predictions for the OSU game on Saturday. Produced by Divya Jagadeesh. Music by Nctrnm.

Audio editor Sara Schleede sits down with news editor Megan Menchaca and editor-in-chief Spencer Buckner to talk more about Austin's camping ban, as well as UT RGV's special announcement, e-cigarettes, and UT's new ethics initiative. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.