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This week, Aislyn sits down with UT Dietician Jennifer Barnoud to discuss the benefits of eating meat. She also teaches us how to make the perfect hamburger patty. Links to the shopping list and recipe can be found here: Reporting and editing by Aislyn Gaddis. Cover art by Emma George. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

In the first episode of The Stories of Our Halls, Firdous Khezrian explores the idea of love, but in the non-traditional way. Listen to hear about one student's love of something, not someone. Look out for instagram posts from @thedailytexan if you are interested in participating in future episodes. Reported and edited by Firdous Khezrian. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

JC and Evan chat about Men's Basketball's March Madness run, what to look forward to next season, and the exciting promotion of Rodney Terry. Hosted by Evan Vieth and Jacob Campos. Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

In this new series, we highlight some of the unsung heroes and unrecognized legends around UT's campus. In this first episode, audio producer Claire Schulter chats with UT Housing Transparency creator Isabel Webb Carey about her inspiration for creating the page. Find the UT Housing Transparency page here: https://www.instagram.com/utforhousingtransparency/ This episode was hosted, reported and edited by Claire Schulter. Supervised by senior producer Maria Probert Hermosillo. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

This week, guest host Mae Lackey switches it up a bit. She directs the best resteraunt a to eat at around campus when you’re on a budget. Reported and Edited by Mae Lackey. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

This week Evan and JC talk all about the Big 12 Men's Basketball tournament, including a breakdown of Thursday's game and a preview heading into this weekend.  Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions.

Evan and JC sit down and chat about the end of this basketball season, what Texas needs to do, and their March Madness outlook.  Edited by Jacob Campos. Music by BlueDot Sessions. 

Evan and JC sit down and chat about everything to do with Baseball's first weekend and its future. They also discuss the Longhorns' difficulties in this season's schedule. Hosted by Evan Vieth and Jacob Campos. Edited by Jacob Campos.

In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down the basics of cooking pasta, including how to choose pasta shape and sauce. She also chats about alternative forms of pasta, like whole wheat and zoodles. She’s joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here. Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Episode art by Emma George.

In the first episode of Overtime for the semester, new hosts Jacob Campos, audio producer, and Evan Vieth, Texan Baseball Reporter, chat about UT's early move to the SEC and what this will mean for many of the teams across campus. They dive into their thoughts on Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball and Football's impact post-move as well the possibility of new playoff schedules and division breakdowns. Join us next week to hear more from JC and Evan about the various sports across campus.  Reported and produced by Jacob Campos and Evan Vieth. Editing support from Molly-Jo Tilton. Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions.

In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down what to look for when shopping for vegetables, the easiest ways to prepare this staple ingredient and how to decide which veggie option is best for you. She's joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here.  Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Episode art by Emma George.

ILI (The Indigenous Language Initiative) se enfoca en promover la educación de lenguas indígenas al nivel universitario. Desafortunadamente, muchos de estos cursos son de corto plazo, y la mayoría duran solo dos semestres. La reportera Maria Probert Hermosillo hablo con los profesores y los alumnos del programa. Reportado, producido y traducido por Maria Probert Hermosillo. El arte del episodio fue hecho por Emma Berke.

Welcome back to UT Explained, the podcast all about UT! In this episode, producer Melody Jones takes you through the financial aid process with tips and tricks from UT experts.  Find Resources mentioned in this episode here:  FAFSA Application: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa Texas One Stop: https://onestop.utexas.edu/ My UT: https://my.utexas.edu/ Fastweb Scholarship Database: https://www.fastweb.com/ UT' Financial Wellness Center: https://financialwellness.utexas.edu/ Episode edited by Molly-Jo Tilton. Hosted and Produced by Melody Jones. Production Support provided by Firdous Khezrian, Ryan Borrego, and Hyndavi Jatavallabhula. Epsisode Art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb. Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions. 

The Indigenous Language Initiative at UT Austin focuses on promoting indigenous language learning at the university level. Unfortunately, many of the language courses are short-lived - most only last for two semesters. Reporter Maria Probert Hermosillo spoke to the professors and students involved in the programs.  Reported, Produced and Translated by Maria Probert Hermosillo. Episode art by Emma Berke

In this episode of Hungry Hungry Longhorns, audio reporter Aislyn Gaddis breaks down what to look for when shopping for chicken, the easiest ways to prepare this staple ingredient and how to avoid chicken-induced food poisoning. She's joined by dietician Jennifer Barnoud from University Health Services. Chicken recipes and corresponding shopping lists can be found here. Reported and edited by Aislyn Gaddis. Additional reporting by Leni Steinhardt. Episode art by Emma George.

-30- has been traditionally used by journalists to indicate the end of a story or article that is submitted for editing and typesetting. At The Daily Texan, staffers who are writing their last piece get to say a quick goodbye in the paper called a 30 column. Digital staffers, like Carly, felt more comfortable saying goodbye in the way they know best, like a podcast! Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Photo by Peyton Sims.

Welcome to Off the Record, a podcast about new album releases. In this episode, life-long Swiftie Hyndavi and non-Swiftie Claire are joined by Life & Arts associate editor Sage Dunlap to break down Taylor Swift’s latest album release, Midnights. Discussions include Taylor’s Millennial tendencies, the structural integrity of her bridges and the problem with Anti-Hero. Off the Record is a production of The Daily Texans Audio and Life & Arts departments. Hosted by Hyndavi Jata and Claire Domenic-Smith with special guest Sage Dunlap. Edited by Carly Rose. Episode art by Rong Hua Wang.

Computer science is a notoriously male-dominated field that can feel daunting to breach. How can women make space for themselves and for each other in this kind of environment? Audio reporter Juliana Smith-Etienne speaks with women in the computer science program at the University of Texas about their experiences and the future they hope to create. Reported and produced by Juliana Smith-Etienne. Episode art by Hingis Chang.

On Nov. 2, Dr. Aria Fani, assistant professor and director of the Persian and Iranian Studies Program at the University of Washington, spoke to students at the Iran Lecture Series hosted by the University of Texas. His speech focused on the history of Afghan-Iranian literary connections. Audio producer Firdous Khezrian spoke with Dr. Fani and Dr. Levi Thompson, the event lecture organizer, about the importance of both the event and the Iran Lecture Series as a whole. Reported and produced by Firdous Khezrian. Episode art by Grace Cao. Dr. Aria Fani's Official Website: https://ariafani.com/ Dr. Aria Fani's Faculty Profile Page for the University of Washington, Seattle: https://melc.washington.edu/people/aria-fani Dr. Levi Thompson's Faculty Profile Page for the University of Texas, Austin: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/mes/faculty/tt25676 The Iran Lecture Series is sponsored by the University of Texas at Austin's Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Institute for Historical Studies, Department of Government, So

Welcome to UT Explained, a podcast to help new students navigate the Forty Acres. In this introductory episode, audio producer Hyndavi Jatavallabhula introduces various resources available to students and explores the Longhorn culture. Find resources mentioned in this episode here: New Student Services Department: https://newstudentservices.utexas.edu Texas OneStop: https://onestop.utexas.edu University Health Services: https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu Edited by Mackenzie Matwick, Leni Steinhardt and Molly Jo Tilton. Hosted and produced by Hyndavi Jatavallabhula Produced by Firdous Khezrian, Ryan Borrego, Claire Domenic-Smith, Melody Jones and Carly Rose. Episode art by Sylvia Asuncion-Crabb.