Miles Bloxson Became Host of City Cast Austin
The native Austinite now leads the podcast covering local news, culture, food, and arts.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Remote Work
Native Austinite Miles Bloxson has taken over as the host of the City Cast Austin podcast. She aims to keep listeners informed and connected to the local community through discussions on food, arts, and city events.
Why it matters
Local media voices act as a primary connection point for residents navigating Austin's shifting cultural landscape. This change in leadership marks a new chapter for the program as it continues its focus on the city's news and arts scene.
This transition involves one new host appointment to the podcast, which covers the full scope of local news and culture. The specific long-term programming goals remain to be detailed.
The players
Miles Bloxson
An Austin native and the new host of the City Cast Austin podcast.
City Cast Austin
A podcast covering news, culture, food, and the arts in the Austin area.
The details
As a local native, Bloxson plans to integrate community-driven insights by actively participating in local events to identify relevant topics for future episodes. The podcast will maintain its established mission of keeping Austinites informed about the daily issues and culture shaping the region. Listeners can expect a continued focus on the local food and arts scene under her leadership.
Timeline
October 5, 2026: Miles Bloxson discussed her new role as host on We Are Austin.
The Texas Context
This move follows the documented trend of local media platforms in Austin leaning into community-rooted talent to maintain relevance. It echoes similar shifts seen across Texas as digital-first outlets seek to deepen their connection with local residents.
Listeners who rely on the podcast for local updates can expect a new voice in their daily rotation effective immediately. The format will continue to highlight community events and local news relevant to your daily routine.
The takeaway
Residents should keep an eye on how the podcast incorporates more community-sourced topics under the new host. Tune in to upcoming episodes to see how the local event coverage evolves.
Further reading
For more on how Austin's media landscape and work culture are evolving, check out our Remote Work section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KEYE.
