Jan. 10, 2023 - Streets R Watching, Uber Protest: Austin
Release Date: 01/10/2024
June 13, 2024 - Garza Files: Betsy Dupuis
The Austin City Councilman
Betsy Dupuis is a product designer, developer, artist, musician, 2x AI whistleblower. She is also the woman behind the lawsuit to remove Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza. _______________________ _______________________ The purpose of the Austin City Councilman podcast is to provide a platform for people to speak and opine on important issues that matter to Austin. The views, opinions, or claims of the guest(s) on the Austin City Councilman podcast do not necessarily represent those of the host, and may not have been independently verified.
info_outline
May 20, 2024 - Doug Greco for Mayor of Austin
The Austin City Councilman
Doug Greco is a candidate for Mayor of Austin. Learn more about him and follow him on social meida: _______________________
info_outline
May 13, 2024 - Cleo Petricek and Matt Mackowiak, Save Austin Now
The Austin City Councilman
Matt and Cleo are the cofounders of Save Austin Now, a truly non partisan citizen’s group dedicated to Austin’s quality of life. We talk about the latest with their lawsuit to force the City of Austin to enforce Prob B (camping ban), public safety and police, the DA, and more. _________________________
info_outline
April 24, 2024 - Fred Lewis, "Blighted"
The Austin City Councilman
You can watch this episode on my X or ! Fred Lewis is an attorney who has spent countless hours trying to keep the City of Austin honest. He joins us again to us the latest updates to the South Central Waterfront District TIRZ and Central Health.
info_outline
March 28, 2023 - Danielle Fountain, The One Realty
The Austin City Councilman
Danielle Fountain is the co-founder of The One Realty in Austin, TX. She joins to discuss some of the latest trends in real estate in Austin, investor/institutional buyers, the HOME initiative, and more! Danielle on X: The One Realty Website: _______________
info_outline
March 4, 2024 - Garza Files: Conny Branham
The Austin City Councilman
You can watch this conversation on or on In the last of three episodes highlighting how DA Jose Garza treats victims and their families, Conny Branham, mother of Chris Branham, shares her story and experience dealing with DA Garza. You have a choice. Primary election is Tuesday, March 5th, 2024. ____________________
info_outline
March, 3, 2024 - Garza Files: Kristina Byington
The Austin City Councilman
You can watch this conversation on or on In the second of three episodes highlighting how DA Jose Garza treats victims and their families, Kristina Byington, cousin to murder victim Anita Byington, shares her story and experience dealing with DA Garza. You have a choice. Primary election is Tuesday, March 5th, 2024. ___________________
info_outline
March 2, 2024 - Garza Files: JR Lopez
The Austin City Councilman
You can watch this conversation on or on In the first of three episodes highlighting how DA Jose Garza treats victims and their families, JR Lopez, father of murder victim Miranda Lopez, shares his story and experience dealing with DA Garza. You have a choice. Primary election is Tuesday, March 5th, 2024. __________________
info_outline
Feb. 26, 2024 - Jeremy Sylestine for DA
The Austin City Councilman
Jeremy Sylestine is a democrat candidate for Travis County District Attorney. He is currently in the primary against incumbent Jose Garza. Jeremy on X: Jeremy on Facebook: Jeremy's Website: ___________________
info_outline
Feb. 21, 2024 - Daniel Betts for District Attorney
The Austin City Councilman
You can also watch this conversation on or ! Daniel Betts is a republican candidate for DA in Travis County. We discuss what is going wrong now under the current DA and what his goals are. Website: X: ___________________________
info_outlineYou can watch this conversation on Vimeo or X!
"Streets R Watching" is a long time Uber driver here in Austin and joins to disucss why he and others are organizing an Uber protest on Feb. 5th here in Austin, which will be joined by drivers from across the state.
Streets chose to remain anonymous to prevent Uber from identifying who he is and punishing him for speaking out against company policies.
_____________________