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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.

Donnavan, Alex and Marcus talk about Texas' running back game and give their predictions for the game against LSU 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 about a new campus issue every other week. In this episode, Megan and Spencer discuss UT's new free speech policy, Austin's changing regulations on pitching tents around the city, and a possible redevelopment in Riverside. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools. Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morg...

On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools. Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morg...

On March 12, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had indicted 50 people on bribery and racketeering charges in a scheme to have under-qualified students admitted to prestigious universities across the country. The University of Texas was one of those schools. Daily Texan reporter Megan Menchaca has been covering the scandal as its unfolded. She's teamed up with Audio Editor Morg...

It's the final episode of In Session, and The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about drugs — both legal and illegal. The group also looks back on their semester and describes their legislative experience in three words or less. This podcast will no longer be in session, but the 86th Texas Legislature still is until the end of May. You can keep up with The Daily Texan's coverage in our pape...

We spend so much time here, but how much do we actually know about our university? Reporters Bianca Canal, Divya Jagadeesh, and Harman Kang share stories that teach us more about UT. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, Bianca Canal, and Harman Kang. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

JT and Ross talk with CJ Vogel about the Texas Longhorns' rough patches on the baseball diamond. Watch tonight against WVU to see if they can get out of it. Music by Nctrnm.

On this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about stories that didn't make it into the paper — whether due to a committee hearing cut short or a source that falls through. Such is the way with journalism. Also up for discussion: marijuana decriminalization (again) and digital driver licenses. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by B...

On March 11, residents of UT's University Apartments received an email outlining new policies. University Housing and Dining claims the changes will allow space for 190 new residents. But some 80 households will be displaced as a result, and graduate students have joined together to fight against what they see as unjust treatment. Reported and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Mor...

In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about social media discrimination laws and abortion. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Katie Balevic and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

JT and Ross bring on Marcus Krum to discuss softball and spring football. Music by Nctrnm.

In this Texan recap of Game of Thrones' Season 8 premiere, "Winterfell," JT, Liza, Katie and newcomer Lisa Nhan discuss the best, worst and most Bran moments in this episode. Music by Kevin Macleod.

It wouldn't be college without the parties... or would it? Reporters Harper Carlton and Ellie Rudy share stories and concerns about student's favorite places to go out. Hosted by Morgan Kuehler. Produced by Morgan Kuehler, Harper Carlton, and Sara Schleede. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

In this episode of In Session, Sara and Chase talk about the Texas Legislature's attempt to lower property taxes — with a sales tax increase. Also on The Daily Texan legislative team's radar: raising the smoking age to 21 and the latest bill concerning religious freedom. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

Game of Thrones is back on Sunday, so it's time for the very first Texan Thrones podcast. Audio editor JT Lindsey talks with editor-in-chief Liza Anderson, photo editor Katie Bauer and senior sports reporter Cameron Parker about the hottest questions in Westeros. Who's gonna take the Iron Throne? Could Varys be a... satisfying... partner? And more!

We're not sure how it has taken this long to mention e-scooters in a podcast discussing news based in Austin, Texas, but after eight episodes we finally have. In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters discuss Beto O'Rourke's presidential campaign rally, Planned Parenthood, and the nuisances of the street that we all know and love. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Cha...

Ross and JT bring on baseball beat writer CJ Vogel and men's basketball beat writer Robert Larkin to discuss the biggest questions facing Texas athletics: Is the baseball team too young? How does David Pierce's squad compare to last year? And, how much credit should we give Shaka Smart for a deep NIT run? ALSO: Let us know: after the dust settles, who will sit on the Iron Throne? Music by Nctrnm.

No matter the size, building something in someone's backyard is going to have an impact. Clark Dalton reports on a big development drawing a big reaction — Austin's quest for an MLS team. Who's gonna foot the bill for Austin's footy team? Harman Kang and Divya Jagadeesh looked at the ways a very small development — a micro-prairie right here at UT — can help big environmental change happen. Hosted...

In this episode of In Session, The Daily Texan's legislative reporters talk about a new rule preventing University staff from using Airbnb, EpiPens and anti-hazing legislation. They also talk about the budget, which is now up for debate, but there's nothing much to say about that yet. Hosted by Sara Schleede. Featuring Chase Karacostas and Chad Lyle. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.