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Brisket Prices Getting You Down? Jerked-and-Fried Chicken Comes to the Rescue.
The smoked chicken at Mimsy’s Craft Barbecue, in Crockett, about two hours north of Houston, needed an overhaul. For two years after the 2020 opening of their restaurant, owners Kathy and Wade Elkin...

The Terlingua Ranch Lodge Pool Is Not a Mirage
The Detours series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. The crusted peaks of the Christmas Mountains have stood for about 42 million years, the Terlingua Ranch Lodge for ...

Steve Sarkisian Says the Longhorns Are Ready for the SEC—And the Aggies
For all the recent “The Longhorns Are Back!” talk, the revitalization of the University of Texas’s football program might be the second most intriguing comeback story of Steve Sarkisian’s time...

Big Bend’s New Superintendent on the Park’s Big Revamp, Extreme Heat, and the Christy Perry Rescue
Anjna O’Connor first visited Big Bend National Park five years ago, on the back of a motorcycle driven by her boyfriend, who worked there at the time. They rode to Boquillas Canyon, where they hiked...

Comadre Panadería’s Riding the Wave of Popularity, One Concha at a Time
A yellow door in East Austin leads into the minuscule space of Comadre Panadería. A glimpse through the Dutch door on the right shows staff in the kitchen sliding pastry trays into tall racks. To the...

It’s Scorpion Season. Here’s What to Do if You See One.
Texas is home to some of the creepiest, crawliest, and otherwise oddest animals on the planet. We introduce you to them in What in Tarnation?!, an occasional series. Every true Texan has a scorpion s...

Why Attica Locke Writes About East Texas While Living in L.A.
Why would a self-proclaimed “nervous mom,” whose daughter leaves for college this fall, write a novel that involves a parent’s worst nightmare? “What are you talking about?” Attica Locke rec...

A Lab at Texas A&M Is Part of a Program Studying Insects as Food. Cue Right-wing Conspiracists.
The invention of sliced bread, for all the acclaim it occasioned, offered little more than an ergonomic advantage. It spared mothers’ fingertips and accelerated the proliferation of the PB&J, but th...

Praise Be! Texas Poetry Just Got Funded
WHO: Texas’s 2024 poet laureate, Amanda Johnston.WHAT: The Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellowship for Johnston’s project, Praisesong for the People: Poems Celebrating the Heart and Soul of ...

‘The Problem With Erik’ Bonus: “Catching a Hit Man—The Charles Harrelson Case”
This is a bonus episode available to TM Audio subscribers only. Connect access to your TM Audio feed to the podcast player of your choice here. To troubleshoot any issues, access the FAQ here. R...