Click Play on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Back in April, we reported that Bastrop State Park had reopened most of its acreage after the devastating fire of September 2011. Because the fire destroyed over 96% of the park, the road to recovery has been long. […]
Harvesting the Best Veggie Burger in Austin: Billy’s on Burnet
This guest blog post is by Kat Mandelstein. This post is part of a series on The Austinot. It’s a companion series to the Search for the Best Burger Joint in Austin by Austinot owner, Eric Highland…who is not a vegetarian or vegan. If you’re a true carnivore, be sure to check out Eric’s series. If […]
Driving Intensity Meets Melodic Vocals in Austin’s O Conqueror
I always worry about going to see a band for the first time. After taking the time to get all dolled up, make my way downtown and find parking, what if the show lacks energy and the music just isn’t my style? For the hardcore local band fanatics, disappointment comes with the territory. They’ll discover […]
48 Hour Film Project – Austin Shouts Action Today [Austinot Podcast, Ep.22]
Click on the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Anyone who’s brave/crazy enough to attempt to produce a film in two days has my respect. Starting tonight at 7 PM, 600 Austin filmmakers will scramble to do just that. They have their cast and […]
I Withstood 220 Degrees Below Zero at CryoStudio of Austin
I’ve never met anyone who thought they had a perfect body. Many of us have aches and pains, and some of us carry pain every day. Others of us see aesthetic imperfections in ourselves that are a daily annoyance, or even embarrassment. To escape our pain and/or embarrassment, we as humans go to great lengths. […]
Heights, Depths & the Rugged In Between at Reveille Peak Ranch
If you owned 1,300 acres of pristine Texas Hill Country, what would you do with it? For Vol Montgomery, the answer doesn’t have to do with profit or development, but with preservation and passion. The owner of Reveille Peak Ranch is actively creating a unique community for his friends and family, and those who share […]
This Weekend’s Austin Craft Riot on Austinot Podcast, Ep. 21
Click the Play button to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. If you’re like me, you love homemade arts and crafts that are unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Maybe you love the prospect of gifting a loved one with a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Maybe the home decor item that made you […]
Ex-Microsofties Reinvent Work at Nerd Tribe HQ in Austin
Allowing society to function may not be worth the feeling you have, of being trapped in a monotonous job with little creative freedom and much frustration. If this is you, maybe you’ve thought about what your “dream job” would be. Maybe it’s at a Fortune 500 company that provides you phenomenal benefits and covetous looks […]
Top 4 Cool Treats in Austin: Ice Cream, Gelato, Sno Cones, Oh My!
Click the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Today’s temperature is projected to reach 101 degrees. When we get there, it’ll make today our 14th day of triple-digit temperatures this year. So where would we be without Austin’s cool treats? Probably running around like […]
McKinney Falls State Park: The Other Austin Swimming Hole
Credit: Jim Nix, Nomadic PursuitsWe’ve been on a state park kick lately. And for good reason. Texas state parks are beautiful and no two are alike. They also provide something Austinites crave in the middle of summer: water. This past week, we finally made our first trip out to McKinney Falls State Park. I don’t […]
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