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Rhonda Fanning

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Executive Producer @TexasStandard. Librarian by training, political junkie by nature.
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New ‘Black Austin Matters’ season features WNBA legend, ‘America’s Got Talent’ semifinalist and more

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By Rhonda Fanning Verified, Michael Minasi Verified
| Texas Standard Verified
Well, you’ve mentioned several episodes. You’re now four seasons in. I’m not going to make you pick a very favorite, but Rich, can you talk about some of the moments that you’ve really enjoyed working on this podcast? Richard J. Reddick: Changes from day to day. I think when we were with the Delcos, there was a moment, we kind of looked at each other and like, “hey, this is working.” Like we don’t know what we’re doing, but it’s working.
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Jellyfish discovery shows how little we know about Gulf ecosystems

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By Rhonda Fanning Verified, Michael Marks
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
You may think that if you’ve seen one jellyfish, you’ve seen them all. One floating, stinging, blob can’t be that different from another, right? A group of marine biologists from Texas A&M University-Galveston would disagree. The scientists recently identified a new moon jellyfish species that was previously unknown to science. Maria Pia Miglietta, associate professor of marine biology at Texas A&M University-Galveston, spoke to the Standard about the discovery.
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Jellyfish discovery shows how little we know about Gulf ecosystems

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By Rhonda Fanning Verified
| Texas Standard Verified
You may think that if you’ve seen one jellyfish, you’ve seen them all. One floating, stinging, blob can’t be that different from another, right? A group of marine biologists from Texas A&M University-Galveston would disagree. The scientists recently recently identified a new moon jellyfish species that was previously unknown to science. Maria Pia Miglietta, associate professor of marine biology at Texas A&M University-Galveston, spoke to the Standard about the discovery.
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