Jerry Quijano

Austin

Host, All Things Considered at KUTX-FM (Austin, TX)

tejano and proud | All Things Considered Host for Austin's NPR station @kut 90.5

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What's the most famous movie or TV show filmed in Austin?

1 month ago | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

This story was originally told live at Bass Concert Hall on Oct. 23, 2024. Our next ATXplained Live show is April 29. Get tickets here. Austin's connection to movies and TV shows goes far beyond the premieres that dominate the marquees of theaters during South by Southwest and other festivals. They're made in Austin, too, darn it!Let’s run down some of our (and your) favorites shot locally, starting with The Big Green.
What's the most famous movie or TV show filmed in Austin?

1 month ago | l8r.it | Jerry Quijano

This story was originally told live at Bass Concert Hall on Oct. 23, 2024. Our next ATXplained Live show is April 29. Get tickets here. Austin's connection to movies and TV shows goes far beyond the premieres that dominate the marquees of theaters during South by Southwest and other festivals. They're made in Austin, too, darn it!Let’s run down some of our (and your) favorites shot locally, starting with The Big Green.
Texas falls 28-14 to Ohio State, capping one of the best seasons in years

Jan 10, 2025 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

The Texas Longhorns came up short again in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff, falling to The Ohio State University Buckeyes. The Longhorns had a chance to tie the game late in the fourth quarter before a fumble recovery and touchdown for Ohio State put the game out of reach for good. It's the second straight year the Longhorns qualified for the College Football Playoff and their second consecutive loss in the semifinal round.
Texas Longhorns head to college football playoffs after loss in SEC title game

Dec 9, 2024 | kwbu.org | Jerry Quijano

The Longhorns will host ACC champion Clemson in the first round of the college football playoffs Dec. 21. The game will be at DKR Texas Memorial stadium at 3 p.m.Texas finished the season ranked 5th, giving them the home-field advantage. A win against Clemson will send the Longhorns to play Arizona State, the Big 12 champion. Making the playoffs marks a successful end to the Longhorns' first regular season in the SEC, although things didn’t end exactly as the team wanted.
Texas Longhorns head to college football playoffs after loss in SEC title game

Dec 8, 2024 | tpr.org | Jerry Quijano

The Longhorns will host ACC champion Clemson in the first round of the college football playoffs Dec. 21. The game will be at DKR Texas Memorial stadium at 3 p.m CST. Texas finished the season ranked 5th, giving them the home-field advantage. A win against Clemson will send the Longhorns to play Arizona State, the Big 12 champion. Making the playoffs marks a successful end to the Longhorns' first regular season in the SEC, although things didn’t end exactly as the team wanted.
Texas Longhorns lose in SEC title game, wait for playoff bid

Dec 7, 2024 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

The Texas Longhorns football team made a pretty smooth transition to the SEC. They just couldn’t figure out how to beat Georgia. After storming through the regular season, with only a loss to the Bulldogs blemishing their record, they stumbled again in the SEC title game, falling 22-19 to Georgia. The loss knocks UT out of contention for a first round bye in the college football playoffs. But the team is virtually a lock to get a bid when the 12-team field is announced Sunday.
Hispanic Heritage Month spotlight: Roy Montelongo

Oct 3, 2024 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

Roy Montelongo’s journey to tejano music legend started in Hays County back in 1938, shortly before his family relocated to Austin. His father, Vicente, was a member of the famed Beto Villa Orquesta as a saxophonist and clarinetist, instruments he would soon take up under his father’s tutelage. Growing up in Austin, Montelongo came up playing music with other legends of the city’s tejano music scene such as Alfonso Ramos and Manuel “Cowboy” Donley.
Hispanic Heritage Month spotlight: Rosie Flores

Sep 26, 2024 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

Rosie Flores has been singing and making music for more than a half century, tackling many styles along the way including rockabilly, country and punk rock. The San Antonio-born artist learned to play rhythm guitar in her teens and formed her first band in high school after her family relocated to San Diego.
Hispanic Heritage Month spotlight: Vintage Jay

Sep 16, 2024 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

Jay Herrera didn’t set out to become a rapper. He was just looking to share his poetry on social media when a friend encouraged him to make the transition from the written to the spoken word. Herrera has since released four albums in five years under the name Vintage Jay. A new collaboration with fellow Austinite BLAKCHYL is set for release Sept. 27.
Jody Denberg retires after more than four decades as a DJ on Austin's airwaves

Aug 1, 2024 | kut.org | Jerry Quijano

Jody Denberg is retiring Friday after more than 40 years on the radio in Austin, working those final 14 on-air with KUT and KUTX. Denberg already had three decades of radio experience before joining KUT, with his disc jockey days beginning at KLBJ in 1980 as the host of the weekly program Critics Choice. About a decade later he took over as program director at KGSR, now known as Austin City Limits Radio.