#nationalpodcastoftexas

#110 Tim Ferriss on Using Quarantine to Methodically Confront Your Fears and Desires

#107 Austin Mayor Steve Adler: Why I Cancelled SXSW

#106 Geneticist Spencer Wells on COVID-19 as “Evolution in Action"

#105 Fox News Analyst Jehmu Greene On Her Plan to Swing “The Movable Middle” Towards the Left

#103 Kate Murphy on the Lost Art of Listening

#102 Michael Lind on Class Warfare and Why Populism Can’t Last

#101 The Real Housewives of Dallas’ Stephanie Hollman and Brandi Redmond on Balancing Mental Health and Reality Television Stardom

#100 The Defined Dish’s Alex Snodgrass and the Pursuit of a Healthier King Ranch Casserole

#98 Turk Pipkin: “Christmas is What Holds Families Together Across the Generations”

#96 MJ Hegar: “Texans Have Very Sensitive BS Meters”

#94 Ryan Holiday’s New Book About Achieving Stillness Is Not At All About Meditation

The West Memphis 3’s Jason Baldwin Fights For The “Hopelessly Innocent” After 18 Years in Prison

#92 Austin Mayor Steve Adler On The City’s Polarizing Debate Over Homelessness

#91 The Texas Tribune’s Evan Smith Celebrates 10 Years of Nonprofit Journalism

#90 United Tacos Of America’s Mando Rayo and Jarod Neece

#89 Lara Prescott: “Literature Has Lost None Of Its Power To Change Hearts and Minds.”

#88 Shawn Colvin: “Since I Was Five Years Old, Music Saved My Life, Over and Over”

#87 Jackie Sherrill and Bonnie Bishop: Lessons From Football and the Music Business

#86 Austin Kleon: "Scumbags and Lowlifes Can Create Beautiful Art”

#84 An Hour With Sen. Ted Cruz On Guns, Civility, Trump and Alex Jones

#83 Janice Engel: “For Molly Ivins, Politics Was About Who’s Getting Screwed And Who’s Doing The Screwing”

#82 Tanya Tucker: “You’re Gonna Love Me Or I’m Gonna Kick Your Ass”

#81 Katherine Center: “I Don’t Want To Write Depressing Fiction”

#80 Delbert McClinton: “I’ve Always Been a Fugitive From the Law Of Averages”

#79 Chandler Baker: “Even With #MeToo, Speaking Out Can Be Risky”

#78 Russell Gold: “Texas Has Become an Incredible Leader In Renewable Energy.”

#77 Meredith Walker: “There’s a New Generation Unafraid to Fight For The Common Good”

#76 Willie Nelson & Friends: Live From Luck Texas

#75 Adrianne Palicki: “I Miss the Hell Out Of Friday Night Lights. But You Really Can’t Bring It Back.”

#74 Lee Ann Womack: “Huge Country Music Success Didn’t Feed My Soul”

#73 Aaron Watson: “I Relate More To Johnny Cash Than to Billy Graham, But They Both Loved Them Some Jesus”

#72 Royce Brooks: “Our Priority Is Making The Biggest, Best Run At Flipping Control Of The State House”

#71 Bushwick Bill: “I’m Not Going To Allow People To Love Me For Who I’m Not”

#70 S. Craig Watkins: “Millennials Are In Pursuit Of Opportunity And Dignity, Not Wealth And Celebrity”

#69 Kirk Goldsberry: “In The NBA, Analytics and Aesthetics Aren’t Always Compatible”

#68 Aaron Franklin: “There’s Always People In A Three Hour Line Hoping You Fail”

#67 Rhett Miller: “I Was Terrified I Wouldn’t Be Creative Without Booze”

#66 James B. Milliken: “Higher Education Is More Important Now Than It's Ever Been In The History Of The World”

#65 Kendra Scott: “If You're Doing What Everybody Else Is Doing, You've Already Failed.”

#64 Michael K. Young: “I Never Want People To Think I Have All The Answers"

#63 Brandon Maxwell: “Success or Failure, Sweatpants or Suit, Being Loved is What Matters.”

#62 Steve Earle: “Anybody Who Knows Me Knows I Will Never Shut Up”

#61 Brooklyn Decker: “I Work Hard to Prove That I Deserve to Be At the Table.”

#60 John Lee Hancock: “Bonnie and Clyde Were the Kardashians With Guns”

#59 Wendy Davis: “The Midterms Were a Wake-Up Call For Republican Leaders In Texas”

#58 Mark Seliger: “Photography is Almost Always About Trust.”

#57 Ally Davidson: “Our Competition is Netflix. Our Competition is a Sedentary Lifestyle.”

Steve Treviño: “Our Culture Isn’t a Punchline.”

Ryan Bingham: “I Thought Music was Bumming Me Out. Winds Up, Music was Keeping Me Alive.”

Jay B. Sauceda: "Through a Texan’s Lens, Everything That Ain’t Texas is a Little Gray"