http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kera/guide.guidemain?t=1

The public radio here is just awesome.  The locally produced "Think" is really great, and they have that "Radio Lab" on Fridays which is usually very interesting, too.  They were both added to the schedule after I moved.  The rest of it is a pretty standard NPR/PRI lineup.

In Austin they'd have Morning Edition, then go to music all day (sometimes it was great and other times boring -- but the DJ's got to play what they wanted to play and you have to respect that).  Then Fresh Air with Terri Gross would come on at 3 o'clock, I think, followed by All Things Considered and then Marketplace.  Then they'd go back to music.  Some of the night time music on there was good.  Can't remember the names of the shows.  "Twine Time" or something like that was good.

Then on weekends they'd have something called Folkways which was sometimes pretty good but usually just terrible.  It always got better around the time of the Kerrville festival when decent artists would be around to play in studio.

Not enough indie rock on KUT for me.  They'd always mix in a little, especially with the daily live set on Eklecticos, but I worked in an office and could rarely listen to that.  On late Friday afternoons they'd always play a bunch of Brazilian music, which I could never understand because it's not like Austin has a bunch of Brazilians and Portuguese living there.

So, yeah, generally I prefer the talk.

Go to KUT's website, though.  They archive all the live performances on Eklecticos and a lot of them are really good, especially around SxSW time.