All Episodes

Ep. 87 She Broke the Good Ol' Boy Network With a Smile

Ep. 86 Zach Theatre at 99

Ep. 85 Austin Symphony at 109

Ep. 84 The Neill-Cochran House Museum Pt. 2

Ep. 83 The Neill-Cochran House Museum Pt. 1

Ep. 82 We Turn the Clock Back 20,000 Years

Ep. 81 The Lego State Capitol

Ep. 80 Land, love, work, family and loss made Salt Lick barbecue

Ep. 79 Volume 4 of Indelible Austin has arrived

Ep. 78 Iconic Austinite - Lonnie Limón Pt. 2

Ep. 77 Iconic Austinite - Lonnie Limón Pt. 1

Ep. 76 The Trick to a Fruitful Life - Ramón Galindo

Ep. 75 An Outlandish Poet

Ep. 74 Iconic Austinite - Shannon Sedwick - Esther's Follies Pt. 2

Ep. 73 Iconic Austinite - Shannon Sedwick - Esther's Follies Pt. 1

Ep. 72 LBJ's Congressman and Judge

Ep. 71 Austin before IBM

Ep. 70 Iconic Austinites - Harrison Eppright pt. 2

Ep. 69 Iconic Austinites - Harrison Eppright pt. 1

Ep. 68 The Klan was not always underground

Ep. 67 Lighting the Tree for Over 50 Years

Ep. 66 Over 50 Years of High Standards

Ep. 65 An Austin Gallery since 1993

Ep. 64 Biggest of the Big Time

Ep. 63 Murder, Suicide, and a Historic Juror

Ep. 62 Josefina Zamarripa, mother of 14, raised her children while advocating for East Austin

Ep. 61 Meet Mary Arnold, the godmother of Austin's green movement

Ep. 60 Faith Kept for 150 Years

Ep. 59 The birth, growth and history of Lakeway

Ep. 58 Iconic Austinites - Eddie Wilson Pt. 2

Ep. 57 Iconic Austinites - Eddie Wilson Pt. 1

Ep. 56 Life Down at the Poor Farm

Ep. 55 No, It's the Heat!

Ep. 54 The Mystery of the Downtown Castle on the Hill

Ep. 53 Sex, Drugs, and Jazz

Ep. 52 Recent passing of iconic Austinites that shaped our city and culture

Ep. 51 What happened to the Native Americans in Texas?

Ep. 50 The Vietnam War Split Austin Wide Open

Ep. 49 Two of Austin's oldest houses

Ep. 48 “Forty Years of East Austin Evolution” about Black East Austin newspaper

Ep. 47 ‘A natural-born progressive’: Enter the modernist world of Texas Black architect John S. Chase

Ep. 46 A Holy Land, Deaf Smith and the Texas School for the Deaf

Ep. 45 Ballet at the Armadillo World Headquarters

Ep. 44 116 Years of German-Austin Music. The Saengerrunde Hall

Ep. 43 Closing up shop. The Frisco Shop

Ep. 42 How did 2.8 Million trees get planted around Austin?

Ep. 41 Secrets of the Buford Tower

Ep. 40 From golf to racehorses: The many lives of Austinite Walter Benson, 103

Ep. 39 Austin activist Shudde Fath over 100: A life well spent

Ep. 38 Sam the Space Monkey

Ep. 37 17 parties that altered Austin

Ep. 36 Why no Gayborhoods in Austin?

Ep. 35 The Watercolors of Austin

Ep. 34 Making Guitars for the Greats

Ep. 33 Unlocking West Austin History

Ep. 32 Texans love their H.E.B.

Ep. 31 Before the Bombings of 2018

Ep. 30 A golden age: When concert poster art explained Austin music

Ep. 29 Austin Aqua Festival 1962-1998

Ep. 28 An Orphanage for African Americans. St. John's Neighborhood

Ep 27 Changing faces of the Tonkawa

Ep. 26 Did you know that the world’s oldest Lion’s Club is in Austin?

Ep. 25 Reborn Green Pastures

Ep. 24 Really Underground Austin. A Fallout Shelter in Rollingwood untouched

Ep. 23 American Statesman at 150

Ep. 22 The Story behind El Azteca

Ep. 21 The Roles of the Palm School

Ep. 20 How to read Austin Cemeteries

Ep. 19 Brack gave Austin 133 years of medical service

Ep. 18 The fight over MLK Jr. Boulevard

Ep. 17 The person who discovered the origins of writing lives right here in Austin.

Ep. 16 Where did we eat out 45 years ago in Austin?

Ep. 15 East Avenue was "La Calle Ancha” - where Austin cultures met

Ep. 14 Hyde Park was Austin’s first masterplanned suburb.

Ep. 13 When Waller and Shoal creeks collided

Ep. 12 San Antonio was not the only town with Spanish missions. Think Austin.

Ep. 11 It’s not about the chicken fried steak

Ep. 10 Dives and greasy spoons: Stallion Drive Inn and Soap Creek Saloon

Ep.09: In 1922, twin tornados slammed into Austin

Ep.08: Tree rings of Austin growth unite the city

Ep.07: Six days in April 1964 changed Austin forever

Ep.06: Did you ever think of Austin as a border town?

Ep.05: What a character: World War I hero Buck Simpson

Ep.04: The 1918 pandemic that hit Austin in three waves

Ep.03: Three cops who navigated Austin’s segregated police force

Ep.02: 1960s fish kill was our own ’Silent Spring’

Ep.01: Hunting down the Native American trails of Austin

Ep. 00 Austin Found show introduction