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KAMU is the PBS and NPR provider for the Brazos Valley. As a service of TAMU, we are proud to produce and broadcast our Aggie traditions to the world.
Graphic for Veterans Day by KAMU, featuring an abstract illustration of a saluting figure superimposed on the American flag with text reading 'To all who served, we are forever grateful. Veterans Day.'
Today KAMU honors all veterans who have served our nation. With deep respect and gratitude, we recognize your strength, courage, and sacrifice.
Thank you.
Think your data and devices are protected from hackers? Thanks to AI, the hidden dangers are even more sophisticated than you might imagine, according to Bast Schellhorn of Texas A&M’s Cybersecurity Center.
Watch/listen to the full Brazos Matters interview: tx.ag/BrazosMatters
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“It felt like I had hardly even gotten a note out when I saw Snoop Dogg turn his chair, then Michael Bublé, then Reba McEntire, then Niall Horan.”
Not many people can say that.
But Aggie Aiden Ross can.
Read more about his journey and how he stunned ‘The Voice’ judges AGAIN. tx.ag/RossStunsVoice
Celebrate Public Radio Music Day with KAMU-FM and KAMU-Classical!
Our national and local shows represent a unique blend of artists, genres and cultural sounds -- always available on your radio or your smart device. Want to support Aggieland's soundtrack? Visit tx.ag/KAMUsupport
More high-rises at Northgate mean more criminal activity for College Station PD to tackle, right? Not really the case, according to Chief Billy Couch.
The state of Northgate -- the city within a city -- is the focus of a brand-new Brazos Matters.
Watch/listen: tx.ag/BrazosMatters
48 Hours former field producer turned true crime podcaster Claire St. Amant recently spoke to Texas A&M journalism students about what the world needs and expects from the next wave of reporters and storytellers.
Fascinating, non-traditional career arc.
Full conversation: tx.ag/brazosmatters
Join Hector Niño, host of The Heart of Art, as he celebrates 20 years of Downtown Bryan’s First Friday! 🎉 Hear stories from artists of all ages & styles, from glasswork to graphic design.
🎧 Tune in at 2 p.m. on KAMU-FM or listen anytime: tx.ag/THOA
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From the crowd to the stage - Dylan Gossett ’21 makes his Austin City Limits debut this weekend!
Dylan grew up attending the fest, and now he’s part of it. Aggies have long shaped country music, and Dylan’s carrying it forward. tx.ag/AggieCountryMusic
📸: William Bassnett
Stresses on farmers and ranchers are immense. Climate, markets, anxiety of failing previous generations -- it's why Texas A&M's Telehealth Institute is finding success extending mental health services to rural areas.
Our latest Brazos Matters explores this interesting topic:
tx.ag/BrazosMatters
On Dec. 1, TxDOT will begin a $670M reconstruction of an 11-mile stretch of SH-6. More lanes, realigned exits, bridge widening/replacement -- for up to five years?
TxDOT reps help us make sense of this massive project.
New Brazos Matters:
NPR: tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
YouTube: tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
KAMU-FM and KAMU-TV are proud to be among the partners helping Texas A&M's student radio station, KANM, launch a broadcast signal in Aggieland. Learn more about KANM student radio and their immediate needs.
tx.ag/KANMLPFM
For some, dating apps lead to real love. For others, they leave users addicted and struggling with their mental health. Licensed counselor Cameron House says make no mistake, dating apps never want you to leave.
Teens to Boomers -- listen up.
📱 tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
🔉 tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
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Ever wondered how art can help process life’s toughest chapters? For Corby Maupin, a Texas A&M construction science major and 10-year Army Combat Engineer veteran, it started with simple sketches of Aggieland.
📻 Catch his story Saturday at 2 p.m. on KAMU-FM or listen anytime here: tx.ag/THOA
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Aggie football is back and there’s no better way to get ready than joining the Texas A&M Yell Leaders at Midnight Yell!
Can’t make it in person? No problem. KAMU will be livestreaming, producing and broadcasting the event tonight.
📺 Watch here: tx.ag/MYP083025
Reveille X is ready for the semester! After surgery to remove an eye due to glaucoma and abnormal tissue, Dr. Stacy Eckman says Rev is also ready for the first Aggie football home game.
More about Rev's health journey on the latest At Ease with Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III:
tx.ag/AtEase
Happy National Radio Day! KAMU-FM is celebrating with a special Brazos Matters where host Jay Socol interviews 5 of the best to ever hit Aggieland's airwaves:
Frito & Katy
Harold Presley
Roger WWW Garrett
Scott Delucia
Big laughs, smart insights.
📱 tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
🔉 tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
Wednesday is National Radio Day & you won't want to miss our roundtable discussion with some Aggieland all-star personalities. Among them, Texas Radio Hall of Fame inductee Roger WWW Garrett.
Our special hour-long Brazos Matters:
📻 Noon on 90.9 KAMU-FM
📺 4 p.m. on KAMU-TV
📱 YouTube & pod platforms
Aug. 20 is National Radio Day and KAMU will celebrate it in a big way!
Five of the biggest radio pros in Aggieland history gathered to talk about the industry they love. It's a one-hour Brazos Matters! Wednesday at noon on 90.9 FM and also on YouTube and your fave podcast platform.
Texas A&M is teaching the next gen of journalists how to report on impactful stories.
News pro Mariano Castillo recently led a student team to examine harsh effects of industrial emissions in Laredo.
Recap from Castillo & JOUR major Avery Foster:
tx.ag/brazosmattersspotify
tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
Graphic that says “Congrats, Ags! Watch Live with KAMU” on top of a maroon graduation cap with a gold tassel There’s TAMU words on the cap like “Whoop”, “Gigs”, “12th man”, “I love Reveille” and “Class of 2025”.
Turn your rings and move your tassels, Ags, because today is summer commencement! Congratulations to the Texas A&M class of 2025!
Unable to attend? No problem! KAMU will livestream the event, so you won't miss a single moment!
🎓 Tune in at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.: tx.ag/KAMUGradLivestream
Happy 80th birthday to Dave South, legendary radio play-by-play pro who called iconic moments in Aggie football, baseball and basketball history!
Don't be shocked, but Dave, now retired, doesn't follow sports much any more.
Full KAMU interview:
🔊 tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
📱 tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
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Students are almost back on campus, so here’s your reminder: KAMU student workers help power everything we do.
From running cameras & livestreaming Aggie traditions to social media, they’re behind the scenes making it all happen.
Meet the students who help complete KAMU: tx.ag/MeetKAMUStudents
Iconic Voice of Aggieland, Dave South, is turning 80!
How passionate about Aggie sports is Dave in retirement? You might be surprised by his answer and also delighted by stories from his long radio play-by-play career.
New Brazos Matters ep.:
NPR: tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
YT: tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
This is day-2 of our KAMU-FM Donation Days, and from 7-11 a.m. we'd love to hear from you at 979-845-5656. Or it's easy to make a contribution any time at tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays
Accurate news. Local voices. Community arts and issues.
Together, we are Aggieland's Public Radio!
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Big week for us: KAMU-FM Donation Days.
Today and tomorrow, 7-11 a.m., donate at 979-845-5656 or you can give online any time.
Local voices, reliable news sources, original pods, and our 24/7 KAMU-Classical -- your support is essential for sustaining KAMU-FM. Thank you!
tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays
Emergency alerts muted on your phone? Reconsider that, according to Texas A&M's Emergency Managers.
Learn how A&M's team, now with weather expertise, gives campuses the timely intel they need.
Latest @kamutvfm.bsky.social Brazos Matters:
NPR: tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
YouTube: tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
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Federal funding cuts are threatening the future of our public media service. Learn how this impacts KAMU — and what you can do to help.
Tx.ag/HowYouCanHel...
The U.S. Senate is expected to vote this week on clawing back previously allocated funds for public media, including KAMU. Contact your senators now: tell them how KAMU has educated and entertained Aggieland residents since 1970 — and looks forward to serving future generations.
tx.ag/ProtectKAMU
Those boxes of photos: Keep? Toss? Digitize? And how, exactly?
Archivist from Texas A&M University Libraries, like Sean Buckner, say that simple organizational steps can be a good start.
Gen X and Boomers, this Brazos Matters episode is for you:
💻 tx.ag/brazosmatters
🔉 tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
Yes, it’s hotter and for longer in Aggieland.
@climatecentral.org's @shelwinkleywx.bsky.social tells us exactly how much hotter due to urban heat islands in BCS, Northgate and even at Texas A&M — and what can be done about it.
New Brazos Matters:
🔉 tx.ag/brazosmattersnpr
📺 tx.ag/brazosmattersyt
