Jennifer Stayton
I feel very lucky to have been born and raised right here in Austin, Texas. An English teacher at my high school, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, once suggested to the class that we tune in to KUT 90.5 for Paul Ray’s “Twine Time.” I have been a public radio fan ever since.
My original career path – Psychology – took a back seat to radio after I started volunteering at the Williams College student radio station during my time there.
I have worked for commercial and public radio stations in sales, music, production, and news. I stopped along the way to get a Master’s Degree from Syracuse University in Radio-Television-Film. I have been the anchor and host of “Morning Edition” on KUT since May of 2004.
When I am not napping (that 3:30 a.m. alarm comes awfully early during the week!) I enjoy time with my husband Charles, stepdaughter Samantha, and our cat and hamster. I also enjoy watching UT Longhorn football and and experiencing all that is cool about Austin.
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El gobernador de Texas dice que los cierres tienen graves consecuencias médicas y financieras. Oficiales de salud pública dicen que son efectivos para detener los brotes de contagio, pero que deben ser explicados y ejecutados de manera apropiada. -
The Texas governor says shutdowns can cause dire medical and financial consequences. Public health officials say they are effective in stopping transmission and cases, but need to be explained and carried out appropriately.
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A lot of painful things are dividing Americans in 2020. But Peniel Joseph with the LBJ School of Public Affairs says, "There's no time to be tired."
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'We've Become Chronic People Pleasers': Central Texas Therapist On Recognizing And Reversing Burnout"A prolonged time of overextending ourselves to the point of mental, spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual exhaustion." For many, that might...
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It was a summer of turmoil for Luby's . The COVID-19 pandemic has driven down traffic in many restaurants, and the future of the beloved cafeterias is...
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Film has always served as a platform for delving into crucial but difficult topics like racism. In his new book, a Baylor University English professor...
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UT Researchers Say Social Distancing Is Working. Slacking Off Could Put Us On A 'Catastrophic Path.'UT Austin's COVID-19 Modeling Consortium is analyzing data on a rolling basis to chronicle and predict the spread of the coronavirus. The news so far in...
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We Have To 'Surrender A Degree Of Our Control' To Weather The Pandemic, Central Texas Therapist SaysWe’ve all heard about the orders to stay home , practice social distancing and frequently wash our hands to help slow the spread of COVID-19. We’ve also...
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Higher Ed: Surviving And Succeeding During Freshman Year In College (Or Through Any Big Life Change)First-year college student students often encounter tougher classes in a new environment without the familiar supports of home. In this episode of KUT's...
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Dr. Pat Crocker , a retired Central Texas emergency room doctor, says one of the struggles of his career was "trying to walk that line between empathy...
