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Per Michael Corcoran Journalist; Famous Comedian, SNL Host Shane Gillis Talks About Why He Moved to Austin, Texas

 

So GVM, "How many people read and open your weekly ATX Real Estate, culture, on & off market, rentals, lots, info EMAILS?"

  So do people, consumers and humans still read and look @ EMAIL in the year 2024? The answer is YES. Here below is my weekly Mailchimp Audience Open Rate, almost 40 percent of people on the ATX Local Good People Real Estate List. I send weekly newsletters on Austin, TX On & Off Market Real Estate, plus some cultural happenings, leasing, rental and off market LOTS for Sale. Want to be added? It's free.  georgevance@gmail.com  Austin Silent Market graph below per mailchimp email blast 2.27.2024

SxSw (South by Southwest) is Back and Alive, March 8th - March 16th 2024 in Austin, Texas. Check it out...

 SxSw (South by Southwest) is Back and Alive, March 8th - March 16th in Austin, Texas. Check it out... https://www.sxsw.com/ click here to visit swsw.com  ABOUT SXSW: South by Southwest® dedicates itself to helping creative people achieve their goals. Founded in 1987 in Austin, Texas, SXSW® is best known for its conference and festivals that celebrate the convergence of tech, film, music, education, and culture.    Click here for the longstanding nostalgic HISTORY of SxSw. 

per KUT.ORG News: "When was Austin's Golden Age? Here's how Austinites answered."

When was Austin's Golden Age? Here's how Austinites answered. KUT 90.5 | By  Chelsey Zhu Published February 22, 2024 at 5:00 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email PICA-06374, Austin History Center, Austin Public Library Swimmers hang out at Barton Springs in the 1960s. "Austin was so much better when …" Is there any way to fill in the blank that isn’t controversial? Probably not, but it’s an interesting thought experiment. Austinites have always had a habit of romanticizing the city’s past —  even as far back as 1884  — and that feeling of nostalgia only seems to get stronger the more Austin grows. But is there any consensus (among those still living, anyway) on when the city was in its heyday? KUT threw the question out to the crowd. Y’all had a lot to say. For some, the Golden Age of Austin boiled down to a feeling. For others, it was a person, a band, a beer, a stage. These responses have been edited for length and clarity. When I was young The Golden Age of Aust...