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At KUT Public Media, about $1.2 million in local funding is at risk if the order is enforced. While the case moves through the courts and Congress weighs future funding for public media, we remain committed to delivering the trusted news and music you count on.
Our general manager, Debbie Hiott, shared more in an email last week — you can read it here. Here's what else you need to know this month.
Hays County reporter Maya Fawaz is hosting a coffee meet-up in Dripping Springs this Saturday, June 7.
Our long-time colleague Jeff McCord — KUTX 98.9's first music director and current music editor — is retiring but will continue to host his Thursday night show.
KUTX declared this "Wet Hot Austin Summer" in celebration of all the music-related events you can enjoy over the next three months, including The Drop-In, a free live music series from The Long Center and KUTX. Check out their interview with KUTX Program Director Matt Reilly.
Have a great week, P.S. Support from individuals like you enables KUT News to provide reliable, fact-based reporting that helps people understand their government, make informed decisions and stay engaged in their community.
This summer's intern cohort is especially dynamic, made up of current students and recent grads: Some studying here in Austin, others returning home for the summer after time away at school.
🎸Pause/Play — Season six launches June 17, exploring the future of Austin's music scene as artists navigate an uncertain world by diversifying their income, rethinking fan connections and challenging the dominance of streaming platforms.
