Bad boys, Bad girls, Whatcha gonna do??…read more Whatcha gonna do When they publish you... A co-worker brought this "rag" to my attention (actually another employee was IN it) and like a trainwreck on the Springer show, I had to check it out. I actually went and purchased one today for Yelpsearch (again, you can thank me later). This thing is sold behind the counter at certain convenience stores (check the webbie for locations) for $1 and NO tax. One dollar to make you holler. And just like Springer, I don't know whether to love it or hate it or be embarrassed by it....so 3 stars. A few thoughts I had whilst perusing this publication: How in the hell do they get away with putting peoples' mugshots in print???? (apparently thru the Freedom of Info Act and by mentioning on every page that all are innocent until proven guilty) I thought I was having a bad day.... I thought I was having a bad HAIR day...... There but for the grace of God go I...... What kind of pic would I have??? (see morning after pic, most likely) This thing posts everyone (watch yourselves out there creepy peeps!) from general public intoxication offenders, to repeat sex offenders (with "notorious recidivism"), to child beaters, and from "old farts" to "whipper snappers" and "busted beauties" to "handsome hooligans" (btw, they're all innocent til proven guilty). It also posts restaurant inspection ratings, little games to match the mugshot with the offense, and always reminds us that "Jesus Loves You" (I shit you not!). And just like daytime TV, this makes me feel a little dirty and ashamed for viewing it. I nervously laugh at these people, convincing myself that my life is sooo much better and I am soo much better until I remember some of the stuff I've done and......(I am innocent til proven guilty!).

Knowing that friends, family and co-workers could possibly see me in this publication if I got…read morearrested makes me think twice before doing things such as urinating in public, driving under the influence, and domestically abusing someone. A little shame goes a long way.

These days KUT is about the only station I listen to. I love the national NPR programming like All…read moreThings Considered to keep up with news, and there are always fascinating things to hear on other programs like Marketplace and The Hidden Brain, and even brilliant entertainment on the weekends like Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. But KUT also produces local content of their own that's worth hearing. I appreciate the Texas Standard that is recorded locally in cooperation with other major markets and focuses on issues and events around Texas, and the ATX Explains series is always an interesting way of looking in-depth at different quirks of the Austin area that you may have always wondered about. It was a pleasure getting a tour of the station recently and getting to see behind the scenes of their facility that was built about a decade ago to accommodate the growth and provide all the work spaces needed. It's amazing to see all the recording rooms, all the equipment that goes into making every broadcast, and just the sheer size of the news room. And the studio that can hold a small audience for live music broadcasts is brilliant. I may not always agree with every program, and I can wish for some more polish from the announcers over their folksy delivery, but I always find the content interesting and relevant. Outside of those excruciating public radio fund drives, I expect to be listening throughout the future!

Not factual news! KUT deliberately twists the news to fit a false narrative and straight out lies…read moreabout many things. I will stop listening to them because I have heard too many lies. When I listen to the news, I want to hear what is actually happening in the world. I don't want to hear someone's opinion that they pretend is truth. News stations like this is what is wrong with our country!

This is a Christian radio station that makes no compromises. Sure, there are things I wish were a…read morelittle different -- like I wish they would give the names of the singers or bands or even the names of the songs they play, but I also understand that they are working on a thin (though strong surviving) shoestring budget and they are not here to advertise anyone's name other than Christ Jesus. I used to find this channel hard to listen to because they asked for money SO often. It's especially hard to listen to that when you wish you could give them all they needed and can't. But this year I have checked them out again and they are no longer asking for money all the time and I can relax and really enjoy the excellent programming of Christian music (most songs of which I have never heard and have no idea who is singing them) with a wide spectrum of variety of Christian music, including (less often) songs sung in Spanish praising the Lord, and even rap and hip-hop. There are a few songs which I'm kind of tired of hearing that are obviously the station masters' favorites, but hey, I can't complain. I am VERY impressed by the sermons they play on this station. I have found them incredibly sound in Bible doctrine. I do wish the sermons would be rotated more often. The repetitions on this channel keep me from just leaving the radio on all the time on this station. I can only handle just so much repetition -- and those who are programming the channel don't seem to realize that some people would listen to them 24/7 if they would add a LOT more variety in songs and sermons. Hey, but beggars can't be choosers, and we are living in a famine of the Word in our world today, so I'll take the crumbs and still give it 5 stars. This channel has been running in Austin for some 30 years and I am very, very grateful to those who have made it happen -- and without hardly any commercials ever. (They have allowed one or two commercials through in the six years I have listened to them on and off, but I haven't heard even one commercial this year -- though I, again, do not listen all the time.) When I give this channel a 5-star rating, it is partly because I'm grading on a curve. While it is not in my opinion the best it could be, at the same time it is the best Christian station I have ever listened to!

Dynamic FM Radio Station reaching out across Central Texas with Amazing Music and an Announcer…read moresharing +Good News+ @ 88.1 Yea! ‍‍

I've had first hand experience with these folks having been a direct customer…read more Performance: These folks can not deliver an HOA paper on time. Our community has dealt with papers being delivered sometimes up to a week late, with events being announced after the fact. Customer Service: I've enjoyed multiple conversations with this owner. They are rude, place blame, have told me I don't pay for it so shouldn't matter to me and in general have talked down to me and the other in my neighborhood who have expressed discontent. This company deserves to be unseated at your next HOA vote. Not recommended.

I've used Peel.Inc for Ads in the community newsletters. The ads were effective and the team is…read morehumble, professional and easy to work with--they did an excellent job helping me grow my business.

I walked past this storefront during a recent short business trip to Georgetown and had to stop and…read moresee what this was all about. I love history and felt like I was taken back in time. It felt so quaint and old school to have a newspaper company in small store right on the street. Very fun

I was blown away by the quality and quickness of Sophie's graphic design work. She created a logo,…read morebanners and other artwork for an extremely reasonable price.

The Austin Business Journal is the best source for information on the business and real estate…read morecommunity in the area. They have in-depth information about deals happening locally that impact the economy of Central Texas. This newspaper publishes a lot of great local, and state-wide business news. They focus on real estate, and with Austin's real estate market going crazy, there's a lot to report on. They talk about the big companies who are moving to Austin, and the ways that this impacts the Lone Star State's economy. The best issue every year is the Book of Lists, which counts off top 10 of the largest of everything in Austin- brokers, bankers, land, etc. If you're looking to do business in the Austin area, that Book of Lists is a great way to get contacts. I wish that they'd put something fun in the newspaper, it all seems so serious at times. A puzzle or a comic strip would be nice. The paper is a weekly paper available by subscription.

Decent read for catching local happenings in the business community. I always look forward to the…read moreannual publication of the Book of Lists - rankings of businesses in Austin within their field.

Want to know about all the cool things happening in Austin and get a sense of the "real" people who…read morecall Austin home? Check out Austin's monthly mag, The Good Life. I find myself actually looking forward to the end of the month when I know the next issue is coming out. And yes, I do have a life. They have great articles and I like the fact that I always take away something positive or helpful after reading any of the issues. I also like that you can pick it up all over Austin, I think in over 100 cool places. So the next time your hanging out and waiting for your table, grab a copy of The Good Life. While you're at it, try their slogan for a week, get a life....get a good life. Isn't that so Austin?