I Love You So Much: The Austin360 Podcast

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Ep 104: Chilling out with Little Marzan, Austin360 Artist of the Month Nov 15, 2019

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Austin360 music writer Peter Blackstock sits down with two-piece folk band Little Marzan after their live Austin360 Artist of the Month set in November. Little Mazarn is made up of vocalist and banjo player Lindsey Verrill and bowed saw player Jeff Johnston.

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Ep 103: Sweet kicks! Making shoes with Selena McCartney of The Art of Shoes Nov 08, 2019

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We head to the shoe lab of Selena McCartney, owner of the Art of Shoes. After a long stint in New York working for Steve Madden, the San Antonio native is the shoe designer behind Katy Perry’s footware collection, and she also teaches shoe-making classes in East Austin.

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Ep 102: An Austin film expert's favorite silver screams Oct 30, 2019

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Austin Film Society programmer Lars Nilsen talks to Joe Gross about the horror movies he loves.

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Ep 101: James Beard award-winning chef Chris Shepherd on how to "Cook Like a Local" Oct 25, 2019

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James Beard award-winning chef Chris Shepherd has been exploring the myriad cultural and culinary influences of Houston since he opened Underbelly in 2012. The chef, who is appearing at the Texas Book Festival, has released a new cookbook entitled “Cook Like a Local” that celebrates Houston and its rich culinary scene.

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Ep 100: What actor Bruce Campbell loves about Austin Oct 18, 2019

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Austin360 editor Eric Webb talks to actor Bruce Campbell ("The Evil Dead" films, "Burn Notice" and more) ahead of his Paramount Theatre visit Oct. 23. This episode contains some explicit language.

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Ep 99: Touring the 'United Tacos of America' with Jarod Neece and Mando Rayo Oct 11, 2019

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Statesman restaurant critic Matthew Odam chats with self-described taco journalists Mando Rayo and Jared Neece about their new show, "The United Tacos of America," premiering on Robert Rodriquez’s El Rey Network, in which the two visit eight cities around the country and explore the various food ways and cultures that have led to a taco proliferation.

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EP 98: Why do we love ACL Fest so much? Oct 02, 2019

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It's that time of year again: Two weekends of music in Zilker Park. Our music team talked about some of their favorite ACL moments of all time and the sets they’re most looking forward to this year.

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Ep: 97: Peter Blackstock and Joe Gross on Daniel Johnston's memorial service Sep 27, 2019

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Family, friends and fans of Daniel Johnston gathered in the Houston suburb of Katy on Saturday to pay respects to the renowned artist and songwriter, who died Sept. 11 at age 58. Join Music Writer Peter Blackstock and Culture Writer Joe Gross as they recount Blackstock's experience memorializing Austin's iconic musician.

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Ep 96: Tim Robbins and a bizarre VHS flick at Austin’s weirdest film fest Sep 19, 2019

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Filmmakers and fans from across the globe will converge at the Alamo Drafthouse on South Lamar on Sept. 19 for Fantastic Fest, the world’s largest genre film festival. One of those movies is VHYes, directed and co-written by Jack Henry Robbins. His father, Academy Award winning actor Tim Robbins, produced and acted in the retro comedy shot entirely on VHS and Betamax. Tim chatted with Statesman multimedia producer Alyssa Vidales about VHYes, how home recording culture has evolved and what it was like to collaborate with his son.

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Ep 95: Dir. Ric Roman Waugh on his movie 'Angel Has Fallen' & life in Austin Aug 30, 2019

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"Angel Has Fallen" director Ric Roman Waugh discusses why he lives in Austin, what he wanted to do with this film and how PTSD can manifest in different ways for different people.

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