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Fort Worth Weekly Critic's Choice Podcast of the Year

"Fort Worth's Monday morning meeting." - Bud Kennedy

Do you love Fort Worth and care about what goes on in our amazing city? Well, welcome to the 817 Podcast, a weekly Monday morning show hosted by two Fort Worthians who banter and dissect the biggest stories in local culture, politics, and business. EJ Carrion is a local entrepreneur, and Ann Zadeh is a former city council member.

Ann and EJ will host a diverse guest list of local leaders that drive Fort Worth’s future. We believe Fort Worth can be a nationally known destination for innovation, creativity, and economic opportunity. However, the climate in the city today is polarizing between an evolving community that deals with historic Cowtown roots and a wave of progressive newcomers. What we do today and in the next decade is crucial to the future of the Funk. How we respond to political friction, wealth inequality, and social injustice in our communities can make or break our national reputation.

Join us weekly as we do our part to prevent either from happening. Do you have a story you want us to highlight? DM us @817pod on Instagram or email us at 817podcast@gmail.com.

© 2025 817 Podcast - Fort Worth's Monday Morning Show
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Episodios
  • Texas Fights Back with Gina Hinojosa, Candidate for TX Governor
    Nov 3 2025

    BIG STORY: An interview with Gina Hinojosa

    She's a candidate for Texas Governor, who was in town for a town hall about resisting the state takeover of FWISD, demonstrating how & why it's so important that we fight back against the corruption of Greg Abbott and an authoritian government.

    SHORT STORY 1: Money in Senate District 9

    • Nearly $3M pours into Tarrant County’s race for Texas Senate


    SHORT STORY 2: Impact of SNAP cuts in Tarrant County

    • SNAP pause could be ‘cataclysmic’ for Tarrant families, nonprofit leaders worry

    SHORT STORY 3: Tarrant County leads in juvenile prison sentences

    • Tarrant County sending the most kids to state youth prisons
    • Context: Tarrant County cuts ties with youth justice program over perceived political stances


    WINS:
    New recycling center brings technology aimed at minimizing strain on Fort Worth’s landfill

    Company to operate wine bar, restaurant and wedding venue at T&P Station

    Southwest Fort Worth park’s wildlife rebounding after pond restoration

    Nate Schatzline not running for reelection / Alan Blaylock running for Nate’s seat

    LOSSES:
    Tarrant County expects traffic deaths this year to exceed 230

    Fort Worth filmmakers have new grants, resources through Texas program

    TCU to end stand-alone departments focused on women and gender, race and ethnic studies

    ACTIONS:
    VOTE! November 4th is election day for SD9 and the Texas Constitutional Amendments. Voting locations are open from 7am - 7pm. You can vote at any polling location.

    November 4th - Last public comment of the year at Fort Worth City Council

    November 6th - Love Is The Loudest Protest

    November 8th 10 - 2pm - 2025 State of the Historic Northside

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    1 h y 17 m
  • FWISD State Takeover: What It Mean to the City and Why We Keep Moving to the Right
    Oct 27 2025

    This is an audio-only show run by EJ in his home office. Ann and Wesley are out of town, but we felt a show was needed given what happened to FWISD.

    GET ACTIVE: EXPLORE OUR LINKTREE

    STORY 1: FWISD State Takeover

    - Star-Telegram ‘Keep Austin out of our schools.’ Opponents of state takeover of FWISD speak out

    - Live stream of press conference

    - Texas Education Agency takes over Fort Worth ISD, replacing its elected school board

    - Is Dan Patrick trying to make Texas a 'conservative Hollywood'?

    STORY 2: Fort Worth Way endorsing the book-ban lady

    - How a far-right, Christian cellphone company ‘took over’ four Texas school boards

    - Fort Worth Fire Fighters endorse Leah Wambsganss

    - Leah's endorsements

    ACTIONS

    - Vote! Find your early voting location.

    - Final public comment meeting is on November 4th at 6 PM in City Hall

    - Sign up to attend the November 16th Gather at 3 PM

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    26 m
  • Mayor Mattie Parker's New Fort Worth Way
    Oct 19 2025

    BIG STORY: Mayor Mattie Parker’s Wild Week.

    • Fort Worth mayor asked church to pack City Council meeting, state lawmaker says
    • Fort Worth residents rally behind activist accused in casket incident with mayor
    • Police report casts doubt on Fort Worth Mayor’s claims about casket incident
    • Mayor Mattie Parker should listen to her own words as she faces her critics

    SHORT STORY 1: Arlington council delays decision on amending LGBTQ anti-discrimination ordinance

    SHORT STORY 2: White Settlement Road name change up for Fort Worth council vote

    SHORT STORY 3: Fort Worth’s Growth

    • How rapid growth, high-housing costs influence Fort Worth's future
    • For businesses along Berry Street, less parking is a small price to pay as TCU grows
    • $63M for Evans, Rosedale urban village to boost city revenue
    • Fort Worth Report’s 1 Million & Counting (2025 Growth Summit)

    WINS:

    No Kings Rally

    The Birds at Amphibian Stage & Ride The Cyclone at Stage West

    Fort Worth NAACP honors Broadway Baptist Church, Tarrant faith and justice coalition

    State Representative Gina Hinojosa launches bid for Texas Governor

    LOSSES:

    Investigation finds no criminal wrongdoing in hunger, thirst death in Tarrant County Jail

    Tarrant County awards this nonprofit $2.3M contract to replace human services

    ACTIONS:

    City of Fort Worth finally announces Public Bond meetings

    Constitutional Amendments Voter Guides (Star Telegram & Texas Tribune)

    Early Voting starts Monday, October 20th.

    NOTE: This episode was recorded Friday, October 17th, prior to the 817 Podcast MC'ing the No Kings Rally.

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    1 h y 2 m
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