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Jason Heid

Austin

Health, Business, and Innovation Editor at Texas Monthly

Health, Business, and Innovation Editor @TexasMonthly | Cubs fan | Frontiers are where you find them.

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  • 1 week ago | texasmonthly.com | Michael Hardy |Jason Heid

    Before last year, I thought the only people who owned whole-home generators were doomsday preppers and conspiracy theorists. I don’t remember any of my neighbors owning one of the noisy contraptions when I was growing up in Houston and Austin. They weren’t necessary. Electricity seemed as natural, and reliable, as the wind and sun.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | texasmonthly.com | Joe Pappalardo |Jason Heid

    On the surface, Seiichi Nagihara’s mood seems placid, yet there’s tension beneath the answers the Texas Tech professor offers about the fate of his invention. The device now sits aboard a lander called Blue Ghost, circling the moon, about 244,190 miles from Nagihara’s Lubbock office.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | texasmonthly.com | Joe Pappalardo |Jason Heid

    On the surface, Seiichi Nagihara’s mood seems placid, yet there’s tension beneath the answers the Texas Tech professor offers about the fate of his invention. The device now sits aboard a lander called Blue Ghost, circling the moon, about 244,190 miles from Nagihara’s Lubbock office.

  • Feb 20, 2025 | texasmonthly.com | Russell Gold |Jason Heid

    Meteorologically speaking, it was a bad day for renewable energy. A dense fog enshrouded downtown Austin so completely that the Capitol wasn’t visible from two blocks away. Wind was nonexistent. My expectations were low as I took a short walk to the remote operations center of the second-largest wind-and-solar power producer in the state. But Texas, you may have heard, is big.

  • Jan 23, 2025 | texasmonthly.com | Russell Gold |Jason Heid

    The oilman who brought the Permian Basin back from the dead was eating a Chick-fil-A salad and feeling persecuted. There were countless things Scott Sheffield would rather have been doing than lunching with his lawyer. Like playing tennis, or teaching one of his eleven grandchildren to fly-fish at his New Mexico ranch. Or attending a meeting of the Exxon board of directors, using the wisdom he’d collected over four decades as a chief executive to help guide the energy giant.

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Jason Heid
Jason Heid @jasonheid
19 Nov 24

Mike and Maci Berkeley could be comfortably retired in Aspen. Instead they're here: "poverty and medical problems have created an atmosphere of hopelessness. And then there is the constant danger of the menacing and omnipresent Sinaloa drug cartel." https://t.co/AuBWIEFWbZ

Jason Heid
Jason Heid @jasonheid
15 Nov 24

You know what's great? Books. What's better than books? Nothing. Join me at @texasbookfest tomorrow at 1:15, when I'll talk to @jessica_goudeau and Tim Z. Hernandez about their latest books, which uncover hidden histories and the ghosts of our collective past.

Jason Heid
Jason Heid @jasonheid
14 Nov 24

Consulting with Dr. Hologram once or twice would be kinda fun, but isn't the fact that we often can't easily get doctors in the same room as their patients a sign that we need much bigger, systemic fixes to health care? https://t.co/8lvHurZdwt