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A Pitmaster Returns to West Texas to Continue His Great-Uncle’s Barbecue Legacy
“It was almost decided for us that we were going to do barbecue,” Jason Dominguez told me. He and his wife, Simone, ...
A Luxurious New Houston Hotel Has Everything—Except Wall Art
Driving through Houston’s Montrose neighborhood, it’s easy to miss the new Hotel Saint Augustine. That’s intention...
‘Sing Sing’ Director Greg Kwedar on Making Art in Prison and Waves in Hollywood
Greg Kwedar never expected any of this. He never expected that his movie Sing Sing, which is back in theaters this weekend after a brief release last summer, would be generating awards-season buzz. Hi...
Very Well, I Shall Be the President of the University of Texas
Just a week into the new year, University of Texas at Austin president Jay Hartzell tendered his resignation, announcing that he’d accepted the same position at Southern Methodist University, a few ...
Meet the Texans Who Run 100 Miles With Alligators in Brazos Bend
After dark, Brazos Bend State Park feels like a place that, if you’re not careful, could swallow you whole. On the chilly, rainy December evening when I arrived at the park (in Needville, about an h...
Are Supper Clubs Helping the Allegedly Lonely Adults of Texas?
While guests meander about her East Austin backyard clad in flowing dresses and gold headpieces, sipping pomegranate cocktails, 24-year-old Bay Stewart is greeting these strangers as if they were her ...
An Austin Barbecue Joint Gets a Fresh Start in an Old Church
Micklethwait Craft Meats in Austin has a new home and a new name. Tom Micklethwait debuted the business in an East Austin food truck way back in 2012. I say way back because nearly twelve years is a l...
TM Audio Exclusive: What Música Mexicana Owes to Nineties Tejano
TM Audio subscribers have access to this episode one week early. Visit our FAQ page to learn how to link your subscription to your podcast app. Our guest on this special bonus episode of Viva Tejano...
Should the Public Know the Racial Breakdown of Texas State Drug Punishments?
Local nonprofit seeks data through lawsuit...
He’s on Death Row for Killing a Pastor. Christians Are Divided Over Whether He Should Die.
The sun was so bright on November 15 that the priest had to squint to read his prepared remarks. A cassock peeked from beneath his tan trench coat, and the gentle breeze called attention to his red, s...
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