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Neena Satija is an environment reporter at the Texas Tribune in Austin.

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Records challenge UT Austin’s allegations against former KUT leader Debbie Hiott

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By Andrew Weber Verified, Neena Satija Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Earlier this week, the University of Texas at Austin fired KUT Public Media’s General Manager Debbie Hiott, marking an extraordinary and unprecedented intervention in the governance of the public radio station that has been housed at UT for decades. The move has reverberated across journalism and higher education circles, with many asking the same questions: Was this really about a dispute over the planning of a KUT event on campus, as the university claims?
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Fired KUT leader calls successor Gerald Johnson a 'smart leader' and 'ethical person'

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By Chelsey Zhu Verified, Neena Satija Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
The University of Texas at Austin has announced Gerald Johnson as the interim general manager of KUT Public Media, a day after firing former General Manager Debbie Hiott following a major dispute over the KUT Festival. Johnson is the executive director for innovation and partnerships at the Moody College of Communication. He is also the former director of Texas Student Media, which includes The Daily Texan, and has worked with KUT and Hiott on revenue operations for the stations.
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UT Austin leadership fires KUT General Manager Debbie Hiott

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By Neena Satija Verified
| Rural Healthcare: The Other Texas Drought
The University of Texas at Austin fired KUT Public Media General Manager Debbie Hiott on Monday afternoon, following a heated dispute over the public radio station's inaugural festival. The surprise move marks an unprecedented intervention in the governance of Austin's NPR station at a time when public radio stations across the country are dealing with mounting financial and political pressures.
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