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Meredith Nudo

(She/Her)
Houston
As seen in: Houstonia, Chron, Datebook SF, San Francisco Chronicle, EIN News, Houston Press, NewsBreak, The Beaumont Enterprise, AZURE, The Texas Signal, Houston Food Finder
Covers:  Houston interest, Visual arts, Performing arts, Food, Culture, Comedy, Literature, History, LGBTQIAP+ interest, Environmental and ecological concerns, Social justice, Plants, Animals, Travel, Weird
Doesn't Cover: Tech, Beauty products, Real estate, Crime, Cars, High society, War, Foreign policy
Voice actor. Comedian. Journalist. Sometimes on purpose. | She/her | Booking: meredith.nudo@gmail.com | imdb.me/meredithnudo | Profile pic: @JTAdraws

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Meredith Nudo is the senior culture editor at Houstonia Magazine. She has credits in Houstonia Magazine, Chron.com, Houston Press, Texas Signal, Houston Food Finder, Houston Landing, Azure, and San Francisco Chronicle.

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The Handy Houston Guide to Hurricane Season

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By Brittany Britto Garley , Meredith Nudo, Uvie Bikomo 
| Houstonia
ARE YOU READY for the 2026 hurricane season, Houston? We still remember 2024 a little too well. The first storm of the season, Hurricane Beryl, was a doozy. Despite only being a Category 1 hurricane, it wiped out power for more than 2.26 million people in the Houston area—more customers than at any other time in CenterPoint history. Locals directed their anger at the utility company, which restored power to homes at a snail’s pace.
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The Good News and Bad News About Houston’s 2026 Hurricane Season

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By Meredith Nudo
| Houstonia
What’s in store for the 2026 hurricane season? Image: Houstonia Composite/Shutterstock.com We’re now officially in the early days of every Houstonian’s least favorite time of year: that hellacious stretch between June 1 and November 30 known as “hurricane season”—when the mosquito eggs hatch, the air feels like we’re being punished for something, and the risk of a catastrophic meteorological event increases.
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Creative Reuse Won’t Save The World, but It Can Still Help

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By Meredith Nudo
| Houstonia
Texas Art Asylum on the East End is kind of like the Island of Misfit Toys, only they accept more than toys in their mission to encourage more artists to keep potential art materials out of landfills. Image: Courtesy of Texas Art Asylum This year’s Art Car Parade, presented by the Orange Show for Visionary Art, was a pretty trashy affair. And that’s a good thing.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I'm millennial hipster filth, but this is one stereotype I defy. I used my grandma's typewriter once and then decided it was not for me.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Telling the truth and pissing off the right people for it.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

A computer, caffeine, and decades of therapy.

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