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Remembering John Aielli

Remembering John Aielli

By: KUT & KUTX Studios Art Levy
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 On July 31, 2022 we lost one of the all-time Austin greats: John Aielli, who passed away at the age of 76. Inspired by John’s eclecticism, we at KUT and KUTX present to you a collage of songs, sounds and remembrances of an Austin legend from longtime colleagues, friends, Austin musicians and listeners all over the world. Produced and hosted by Art Levy at KUT & KUTX Studios.2025 KUT & KUTX Studios | Moody College of Communication Social Sciences
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  • Remembering John Aielli

    Remembering John Aielli
    Aug 23 2022

    If you knew John personally, you knew he was an avid thrifter. Both his home and his desk at work were covered with secondhand art and knickknacks, as eclectic as his taste in music. John spent more than 50 years sharing stories and his thoughts through the music he played on his radio show Eklektikos. […]

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • John Aielli and Concert Conduct

    John Aielli and Concert Conduct
    Aug 23 2022

    KUT’s Andrew Weber and John Aielli discuss how to conduct yourself at ATXplained Live! or any other in-person concert event.

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    3 mins
  • John Aielli Answers the Unanswerable ATXPlained Questions (Part 1)

    John Aielli Answers the Unanswerable ATXPlained Questions (Part 1)
    Aug 23 2022

    KUT’s Andrew Weber poses “unanswerable” ATXPlained questions for KUTX’s John Aielli to answer. Like, “Why does Austin have such beef with California?”

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    3 mins
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