We Have an Issue: The Austin Chronicle Show Returns to KOOP Radio: Our pandemic-forced hiatus is finally over! – Columns
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Cover photos by John Anderson
The final episode of The Austin Chronicle Show, our weekly community and cultural program on KOOP Radio, aired on March 13, 2020. The pandemic put the show on hiatus, but thanks to the continued support from our friends at COOP and the wonders of modern technology that has made home recording possible, we’ll be reviving the show starting next week. Tune in to KOOP 91.7FM on Friday, August 27th at 6:00 p.m. or online at koop.org.
Art by Zeke Barbaro / Getty Images
Online this week
Waterloo Sunset, I Am in Paradise: Check out Jana Birchum’s photo gallery of the newly opened Waterloo Park. Highlights of the 11 acres of urban green space – the largest in downtown Austin – include the Moody Amphitheater, 1.5 miles of hiking trails, and the on-site food trucks Burro Cheese Kitchen and Taco Baby.
Waterloo Park (Photo by Jana Birchum)
Still Shaking That Moneymaker: Michael Toland on the Sunday evening performance of the Black Crowes at COTA.
A Sudsy Close: Wayne Alan Brenner awaits the final fight of this weekend in an epic mug holding competition in New Braunfels.
Terror and Terabytes: District 9 Director Neill Blomkamp talks about the technological terror behind his new possessions horror, Demonic.
Director Neill Blomkamp (Courtesy Abhishek Joshi / IFC Films)
Verde vs. Whitecaps: Read Wednesday night’s “The Verde Report” report online at austinchronicle.com/austin-fc.
Hardcore Carnivores: Jess Pryles teaches meat eaters the how and why of the food they crave.
Rebel Making Moves: Robert Rodriguez revives El Rey at Roku and signs a first-look deal with HBO Max.
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