Natasha Harper-Madison

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497 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Natasha Harper-Madison’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 2.

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Austin City Council · City Council Work Session · 26 May 2026 meeting

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Well, if it would help for us to be vehemently opposed, then you can... podcast-host

out in opposition. podcast-host

My last question is, what is the conversation at the Capitol around sheltering? podcast-host

I know at least, I don't know if it was last session or the session before, there seemed to be a lot of conversation around Haven for Hope and, you know, would the state... podcast-host

want to look at that model and maybe invest in that model? podcast-host

Where are those conversations, if they're even being podcast-host

Well, I appreciate it. podcast-host

I appreciate the work you're doing. podcast-host

It's tough work, but it's important, so keep at it. podcast-host

Austin City Council · City Council Proclamations · 7 May 2026 meeting

Good morning, Austin, Texas.

I am Councilmember Harper Madison, joined by Councilmembers Lane and Mayor Pro Tem Vela.

It is our proud honor this morning as we present proclamations to recognize and come together an organization whose legacy of service has spanned generations and continues to make meaningful impacts across our communities.

Martha chapter number 35 of the Order of the Eastern Star has been a steadfast presence in Austin since 1976, rooted in a tradition of charity, compassion, and community.

As part of a global fraternal organization founded on principles of moral values and sisterhood and brotherhood, the Order of the Eastern Star has long stood as a model of service and of unity.

Here in Austin, Martha chapter number 35 has brought those values to life through action, the most important thing.

For nearly five decades, its members have served our communities by providing food and support to individuals and to individuals rather experiencing homelessness, assisting seniors and partnering with local and community centers to meet critical needs.

Their commitment to youth and to family empowerment has been equally impactful, providing clothing

school supplies, and access to programs that help build skills, confidence, and opportunity.

This work that requires consistency

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