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817 Podcast - Fort Worth's Monday Morning Show

817 Podcast - Fort Worth's Monday Morning Show

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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.

© 2026 817 Podcast - Fort Worth's Monday Morning Show
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  • What Bond & Charter Results Mean for the Future of Fort Worth
    2026/05/05

    BIG STORY: Bond & Charter Amendment results

    • Fort Worth voters approve $845 million bond package for roads, parks and housing
    • Fort Worth voters approve council salary raises, reject expansion of city manager’s authority
    • Jamieson narrowly defeats Ortiz for District 10 north Fort Worth council seat


    SHORT STORY 1: Elections beyond Fort Worth

    • Ross clinches final term in Arlington mayor’s office, narrowly avoiding runoff
    • Voters oust incumbents on Grapevine-Colleyville school board


    SHORT STORY 2: FWISD Disappointments

    • Families fear gaps in student services as FWISD reduces staff for takeover revamp
    • Fort Worth ISD votes to close International Newcomer Academy, despite pushback
    • Fort Worth senator blasts state takeovers, tells residents to hold boards of managers accountable


    SHORT STORY 3: Transit Updates

    • Amtrak will discontinue Texas-Oklahoma route this summer / Could Fort Worth tourism benefit from Louisiana rail expansion if Heartland Flyer ends?
    • New details emerge for $142M downtown Fort Worth I-35W construction project
    • Regional Transportation Council joins lawsuit in hope to rehire fired director, protect staffing decisions
    • Construction for TEXRail Medical District extension expected late 2026
    • Highland Park likely to withdraw from DART; see Addison, University Park lean toward staying


    WINS:

    Ann Zadeh wins Transit Friend of the Year!

    817 Gather has a new location!

    Midcentury built Wedgwood could become historic district

    Fort Worth policy to enhance public experiences in green space, natural areas

    Inside a gallery spotlighting experimental art in Fort Worth’s Near Southside

    Fort Worth Report recognized as Newsroom of the Year

    Dolly Parton’s free book program plans to expand in Tarrant, improve early literacy


    LOSSES:

    Drivers damage Fort Worth public artworks in separate incidents, repairs down the road

    Fort Worth Black News founder Jill Darden dies at 52

    U.S. Supreme Court allows Texas' newest congressional map to stand

    US appeals court allows Texas to enforce migrant arrest law


    ACTIONS:

    May 6 - 817 Gather at the Table (District 5)

    May 9 - Speedbump Fort Worth

    May 16 - Welman Project grand opening

    May 17 - 817 Gather

    May 18 - Early Voting begins for primary election runoff

    May 19 - People’s Commission Court

    May 26 - Primary election runoff

    June 9 - Fort Worth city council vote on Black Mountain data center

    Join the 817 Gather Discord, donate to the 817 Gather, and follow us on Instagram & TikTok.

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  • Save FWISD's International Newcomer Academy and the Fight for Public Education
    2026/04/27

    BIG STORY: FWISD's Potential INA Closure

    International Newcomer Academy may close as part of FWISD takeover restructuring

    We spoke with International Newcomer Academy teachers Susan Montoya & Whitney Peters about why this school is so important, and what we can do to save it.


    SHORT STORY 1: Fort Worth City Council District 10 candidates

    Infrastructure, politics influence election for north Fort Worth council seat


    SHORT STORY 2: Sheriff Bill Waybourn & Mercy Culture

    Curbing human trafficking depends on church involvement, Tarrant County sheriff says


    SHORT STORY 3: Chris Cobler resigns from Fort Worth Report

    Founding CEO resigns after 5 years of leading Fort Worth Report


    WINS:

    817 Gather makes the Washington Post!

    A Letter to Adelita's Future

    JPS breaks ground on $1.5B hospital

    Nativo Cafe & Bodega opens


    LOSSES:

    Walk for Peace monks recognized by Tarrant commissioners amid O’Hare abstention

    Man dies in Tarrant County Jail custody, marking first in-custody death of 2026

    Lake Worth ISD also taken over by TEA

    Bond Turnout


    ACTIONS:

    April 28 - FWISD Meeting (Speak to save INA)

    May 2 - Fort Worth Bond & Charter Election Day

    May 6 - 817 Gather at the Table (District 5)

    May 17 - 817 Gather

    Join the 817 Gather Discord, donate to the 817 Gather, and follow us on Instagram & TikTok.

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  • What You Need To Know About Fort Worth’s Bond & Charter Election with Tara Maldanado-Wilson
    2026/04/20

    EJ's gone this week, so we're joined by Tara Maldanado Wilson to talk about all the propositions on the May 2nd Band & Charter Election in Fort Worth.

    817 Gather's Voter Recommendations

    What Fort Worth’s bond and charter amendments on the May 2 ballot actually mean

    Here’s what’s on the May 2 ballot in Tarrant County

    • Prop A - Fort Worth roads would get half a billion dollars in upgrades if bond package passes
    • Prop B - Coalition seeks to steer $25M Gateway Park bond funds — if Fort Worth voters approve & Open space, parks could expand if Fort Worth voters approve $185M bond
    • Prop C - 4 years after closing, south Fort Worth library could reopen in bond proposal
    • Prop D - Affordable housing is on the ballot in Fort Worth’s $845M bond program, which goes to voters May 2
    • Prop E - Fort Worth voters to consider $63.9M for fire stations, new emergency management center
    • Prop F - Proposed $59.8M animal shelter included in Fort Worth bond election
    • Prop G - Fort Worth voters take another swipe May 2 at whether to raise pay for the mayor and city council members
    • Prop H & I - Fort Worth asks voters to remove city leadership’s right to public hearing before firing
    • Prop J - Budget Hearings
    • Prop K & L - Fort Worth seeks to streamline trash, public service requirements with May charter election
    • Prop M - Fort Worth city manager would have more authority under charter amendment on May ballot
    • Prop N - Special elections to fill vacancies
    • Prop O - Fort Worth charter election asks to update language on documenting payment claims

    Join the 817 Gather Discord, donate to the 817 Gather, and follow us on Instagram & TikTok.

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