In just a couple of minutes, an employee, dog walker, and past intern reveal their experiences of the Neill-Cochran House Museum. The house is attached to the only intact slave quarters in Austin and survived a civil war. Over four generations of a family lived in it, and in this episode, we take you through this historic home.

In this episode, our host Caelan Carr talks about underground tunnel shows hidden underneath the Mopac highway near downtown Austin. These tunnels double as a DIY venue for free music events and keep the punk/alternative scene in Austin alive.

Instead of highlighting academic buildings or the UT Tower, Rachel Fields dives into spots within walking distance of the Forty Acres that attract locals and travelers alike.

Visit Mozart’s Coffee Roasters and take a deeper look into the history of how this coffee shop came about and all the perks that come with it.

Ever wanted a more homey, relaxed place to have a few drinks at than the party bars and clubs on Austin's 6th Street? In this episode, we take a look at the self-titled Tiniest Bar in Texas located on 5th Street, a humble dive bar that's been catering to lower-key bar patrons since it was converted from a used exotic car dealership into a bar 16 years ago.

Come along with us to show you a day at pease park and show the new changes they have made. We want Pease Park to stand out to anyone coming into Austin for the first time and want to go on a walk and explore the first ever park in Austin, Texas.

Links:

-https://peasepark.org/pease-park-troll

-https://peasepark.org/map

-https://peasepark.org/about-pease

-https://peasepark.org/

-https://eeyores.org/

In today’s episode, we are able to dive into the Colombian coffee culture right here in East Austin. Our host, Mercy Solis, and producer, Emma Rikalo, were able to visit and meet the founders of Desnudo Coffee and ‘brew’ up detailed information about the start of this business to support the ethical farming processes. With their great popularity through various specialty coffees, the lines will only get longer from here. Go get yourself a place in line as you listen to our successful trip to Desnudo Coffee here in Austin.

Join Kassie Araque as she explores Austin’s iconic South Congress Avenue and dives into the story of Home Slice Pizza. Opened in 2005 by a local couple and their business partner, Home Slice is an Austin staple, beloved for its authentic New York-style slices and pies. In this episode, Kassie uncovers how this pizzeria has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. Discover why Home Slice Pizza is more than just a place to eat—it’s a slice of Austin’s unique charm and culture.