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As seen in: KUT-FM (Austin, TX), KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA), WOSU-FM (Columbus, OH), KERA News (Dallas, TX), Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX), High Plains Public Radio, Austin Monitor, KWBU-FM, Hecho En California, The Austin Villager
Local host for NPR's "Morning Edition" on KUT 90.5 in Austin, Texas and kut.org; native Austinite; wife, stepmother, catmother, twin.
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Much of Austin area under flash flood warning until 6:15 a.m. Monday

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By Jennifer Stayton Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood warning for parts of the Austin area as heavy rains move through Central Texas in the early morning hours. A Flash Flood Warning means flash flooding is already happening or expected to happen soon.
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Austin's Conspirare brings art and acceptance inside walls of correctional complex with annual show

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By Jennifer Stayton Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Being able to go to a musical performance or enjoy an afternoon in an art museum is something many people take for granted. For people who are incarcerated, that kind of access is rare. But one Austin choir has made it their practice to take their music to the inmates where they are. Conspirare has performed annually for female inmates at the Travis County Correctional Complex since 2014. "We are meant to be a human family," the group's founding artistic director Craig Hella Johnson said.
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UT professor studies how playing ukulele could improve cognition for people with multiple sclerosis

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By Jennifer Stayton Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
This transcript was transcribed by AI and lightly edited by a human. Jennifer Stayton: Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disorder that can cause muscle weakness; numbness and pain in the extremities; and balance and vision problems. It can also cause fatigue; mood changes; and cognitive and memory problems. There is no specific test for MS. And there is no cure. Much of the treatment focuses on addressing symptoms and trying to reduce relapses and slow the disease’s progression.
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