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- Oct 1, 2026
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Texas Tribune Festival conversations (opens the original)
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Last weekend, The Texas Tribune convened nearly 300 speakers in downtown Austin for conversations about the 2026 elections, the Trump administration, AI, the Texas Legislature and much more. Attendees at The Texas Tribune Festival heard from politicians, authors, academics, journalists and entertainers. There were documentary screenings, book signings and meet-ups. If you missed it — or want to relive it — we’ve selected 23 of our favorite conversations to release in podcast form. And plan to co
John Fetterman, Marjorie Taylor Greene will headline TribFest (opens the original)
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This year’s Texas Tribune Festival opens and closes with keynotes from two of American politics’ most closely watched, and least predictable, voices. In candid interviews with national journalists, former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and U.S. Sen. John Fetterman bookend our three days of TribFest, featuring 100+ sessions digging into democracy under pressure, the battles for Texas, the future of education, AI, energy and much, much more. Our keynotes, like every session at TribFest, are live
Announcing the 2026 Texas Tribune Festival lineup (opens the original)
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Today, we announce our full program for the 2026 Texas Tribune Festival, and it comes at one of the most consequential moments in our state and our country’s future. This Sept. 24-26 in downtown Austin, over three days and more than 100 programs, we reckon with American democracy under pressure, the battle for Texas, the future of public education and energy, who gets to tell America’s story, and how AI is reshaping how we live, work and govern. Joining us in those conversations are some of the
Texas Tribune Festival 2026: Our full lineup is here (opens the original)
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Today, we announce our full program for the 2026 Texas Tribune Festival, and it comes at one of the most consequential moments in our state and our country’s future. This Sept. 24-26 in downtown Austin, over three days and more than 100 programs, we reckon with American democracy under pressure, the battle for Texas, the future of public education and energy, who gets to tell America’s story, and how AI is reshaping how we live, work and govern. Joining us in those conversations are some of the
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