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LISTEN: Fort Hood shooting, President Powers update and Austin area traffic

Jacob Kerr
April 6, 2014

In this week's podcast, Jacob Kerr, Amanda Voeller and guests Julia Brouillette and Madlin Mekelburg talk about the recent Fort Hood shooting. They also talk about newly-released notes from a summer 2013 UT System Board of Regents meeting suggesting Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa asked President William Powers Jr. to step down and Jacob's recent story on traffic in the Austin area.

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LISTEN: Fort Hood shooting, President Powers update and Austin area traffic