A new documentary called “Our Texas, Our Vote” explores the complexity of the Latino vote in Texas as the election season progresses. The film’s director, Hector Galán, joins the show to discuss the project and the diverse perspectives of Latino voters across the state.
Artist Charlie Vela talks about his goth-cumbia record “Calavera” and the inspiration behind it, just in time for Halloween.
San Antonio ISD is questioning the financial benefits of a proposed downtown stadium, despite Bexar County and the City of San Antonio’s approval. There is a significant gap in projections, with County Judge Peter Sakai estimating $12 million annually and district officials arguing it is closer to $30,000 a year.
The nuns of an Arlington monastery have been dismissed by a Catholic leader amid an ongoing dispute with the Fort Worth diocese. This decision comes after accusations against Reverend Mother Teresa Agnes Gerlach, who admitted to violating her vow of chastity. Marissa Greene, a faith reporter, shares more details on the situation.
The iconic rock band The Jesus Lizard is making a comeback with their new album “Rack” after 26 years. Frontman David Yow discusses the band’s past and present as they prepare for their Texas tour dates.
A Houston ISD basketball coach is accused of leading a massive teacher certification fraud scheme, resulting in around 400 exams being taken fraudulently. This led to at least 200 unqualified teachers securing positions in Texas classrooms. Houston Chronicle education reporter Nusaiba Mizan sheds light on the impact of this scandal.
In addition to these stories, there are updates from Alexandra Hart with the Texas Newsroom’s state roundup and Raul Alonzo with the Talk of Texas.
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