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Gulf Coast Shrimpers Are Going Out of Business With Alarming Speed
Murry Kimball never wanted to be a shrimper. The 64-year-old spent much of his childhood learning the ways of the ten-legged crustacean; anytime school wasn’t in session, he and his younger brother ...

TM Audio Exclusive: Girl in a Coma Is Still Representing ‘Nerdy Cool’ San Antonio
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. On the latest episode of Viva Tejano, host J. B. Sau...

Bobby Pulido on the Evolution of Tejano Music After Selena
Bobby Pulido is the definition of tejano royalty—he grew up in the golden age of nineties tejano, and he’s been one of its biggest stars ever since, including a three-year reign as the Tejano Musi...

Can Holographic Doctors Save Struggling Hospitals?
Sleek and white, the machine looks like a cross between a refrigerator and a phone booth. It’s about seven feet tall a...

Why Texas Bats Need a Better Commute
As dusk settled over a Fort Worth city park in June 2022, Manuel de Oyarzabal Barba joined a rotating crew of collaborators for a ritual the group would repeat multiple times a week until September. ...

At This Green-Burial Cemetery, “Dust to Dust” Are Words to Live By
Working Life is a monthly column in which Texans talk about their jobs. Chrystabell, who is 46, is a recording artist and co-owner of a green-burial cemetery near San Antonio that uses only biodegrad...

Stories of Sacrifice Take Center Stage at This Texas Veterans Meeting
When I walk into Willow Park Baptist Church fifteen minutes early, I know I’m late. The assembly room is filled with mostly older men sitting at round tables covered in red, white, and blue tableclo...

Texas Monthly’s Restaurant Critic Closes Her Tab
Nobody believes me when I say I’ve decided to retire. “What?!” they exclaim. “You have the best job in Texas!” Yes, I know. My job is fantastic. For the better part of fifty years I have bee...

Republicans Have Won South Texas Latinos. Does the Democratic Party Have a Path Back?
The oldest woman in Texas, Elizabeth Francis, died at age 115 in Houston on October 24. She was one of the final people in the state who was alive the last time Webb County, home to Laredo, voted for ...

Collecting 100,000 Cicada Shells Ain’t Easy
Diego Miró-Rivera has always been drawn to objects and spaces that others overlook. Cigarette butts, chunks of melting snow, and Texas mountain laurel seeds are among the materials the Austin artist...