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Poster with a green background and bold pink text saying "Celebrate KAMU-TV Donation Days" with a disco ball illustration. Dates "February 28 to March 8" are written below. Logos of Texas A&M, KAMU, PBS, and NPR are displayed at the bottom.

You're going to love the special lineup we have over the next few days on KAMU-TV! 🎉

By the way, when you support KAMU, you're helping sustain Aggieland's Public Media and the programs and stories that connect our community.

Donate anytime at tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays 💙

Gigs is back for Season 2!

Join us Wednesday, March 4, as we continue to spotlight some of Texas A&M’s most talented student musicians and artists.

Think you should be on the next episode? Apply here:
tx.ag/kamugigs

About a third of Texas A&M students experience food insecurity. Campus and community pantries are stretched thin, but a new student food pantry in Northgate at A&M United Methodist Church is now in the mix. Rev. Bryan Jody says they're working to meet this moment.

Watch/listen: tx.ag/brazosmatters

Capital project update time in the City of College Station, courtesy of Jennifer Cain -- from small construction all the way to enormous (and $$$). But future bike amenities at Texas Independence Park? Those grabbed our attention.

Watch/listen now: tx.ag/brazosmatters

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It’s KAMU-FM Donation Days! 📻✨

Call in your donation today or tomorrow from 7–11 a.m. at 979.845.5656 or donate online here: tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays

Every gift makes a difference for Aggieland’s Public Radio.

Listen Live KAMU TV FM KAMU is Texas A&M University’s public broadcasting station, providing TV and FM service to the Texas A&M community and the Brazos Valley.

Due to ice accumulation on our broadcast tower, 90.9 KAMU-FM and KAMU-Classical (90.9-2 HD) are currently available only through online streaming. Traditional and HD radio reception is disabled until enough ice melts to safely reactivate that broadcast infrastructure.

Listen here: tx.ag/ListenLive

A current City of Bryan survey asks about preferences for infrastructure, economic growth, lifestyle amenities, etc. Senior Planner Katie Williams says feedback will help update their blueprint for the future - the comprehensive plan.

Watch/listen: tx.ag/brazosmatters
Survey: bryantx.gov/CompPlan

Texas A&M’s mascot, Reveille -a Rough Collie - is sitting on a plush chair in front of a desk with microphones.

Rev signing on to say welcome back & have the best semester, Ags ✨

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Looking for a last minute gift?

PBS Passport is the perfect gift, with access to 6,000+ episodes. Through Jan. 31, you can sign up for just $5/month before the rate changes. After that, Passport unlocks with a $6/month donation to KAMU.

Learn more: tx.ag/pbspassport

Students, which are you?

End of semester 😃😟
Holidays w/family 😃😟
Winter weather 😃😟

It's a lot at once, maybe for the first time.

Megan Culpepper with Texas A&M's University Health Services says feelings of dread about any of these can be valid.

Full Brazos Matters interview: tx.ag/BrazosMatters

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At Texas A&M's beautiful Aggie Park, there are unmarked pieces of history dating to the 1800s. KAMU's Avery Foster '26 learned how bricks from one of A&M's earliest buildings -- later used to construct President James Earl Rudder's campus house -- are now right under your feet.

Watch: tx.ag/bricks

Texas A&M's Education Abroad, the US's largest program creating student experiences around the globe, is seeing great results: better GPAs and faster degree completion. One A&M college, in particular, is making a huge commitment to EA, according to Dr. Holly Hudson, AVP for Global Engagement.

Texas is "a crisis state" in terms of how many shelter animals are being saved, according to Aggieland Humane Society's Savannah Gaines. Economic instability impacts pet ownership, which is why AHS offers a new level of assistance.

Watch/listen to the latest Brazos Matters:

tx.ag/BrazosMatters

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

A young man wearing a 'Machine Central Works' cap plays an acoustic guitar outdoors near trees.

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

A&M’s student-run radio station seeks support for FM launch – The Battalion Texas A&M’s student radio station, KANM, is preparing to extend its reach to the Bryan-College Station airwaves with the launch of their FM signal, KAGZ-LP.

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

Two men infront of a white wall that has a KAMU sign on it.

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

A graphic that says "Yell Practice Livestream #BTHOUTSA" with KAMU's logo. In the background there are photos of college students in a football field and also people working cameras.

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