Month: July 2020

On Friday’s Houston Matters: We talk with Elena Marks from the Episcopal Health Foundation about those who have lost insurance during the pandemic and what they can do. Also this hour: Dr. Catherine Troisi joins us to talk about the epidemiology of COV…

Title: Blessed Child Brief Plot Synopsis: Young woman flees cult, still talks to parents. Rating Using Random Objects Relevant To The Film: 3 Voldemorts out of 5. Tagline: n/a Better Tagline: “The dark side of the Moonie.” Not So Brief Plot S…

Sitting on a front porch in Houston, Dabrina Sandifer reads out the poem “Great Grandmother’s Pearls,” running through the words about the woman who “gave me pearls. She gave me pistols.” It’s an affecting delivery captured by photographer/videographer…

The coronavirus pandemic has thrown Houston area animal shelters for a loop just like the rest of us. For the Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the City of Houston’s Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care, that’s meant dealing …

As Gov. Greg Abbott’s stay-at-home executive order has now expired, restaurants are beginning to open back up, while many have continued to go the takeout route. This weekend, we’re sharing five fantastic dining options from restaurants around town, co…