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Thursday’s Houston Matters: Why School Districts Are Pushing Back Against County Health Experts (Aug. 20, 2020)

On Thursday’s show: Why ten area superintendents have signed a letter opposing back-to-school recommendations from county health officials, addressing health care worker fatigue, Kam Franklin of The Suffers discusses her career, and Robin Kesselman prepares for a solo performance for the series Live From Jones Hall.

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On Thursday's Houston Matters: Why school districts in Greater Houston have pushed back against recommendations for in-person learning from Harris County Public Health.

Also this hour: Health care workers have been taking care of us the past few months during the COVID-19 surge in Texas. So who's taking care of them?

Then, Kam Franklin, lead singer of The Suffers, discusses her musical career.

And Robin Kesselman, principal bass for the Houston Symphony, discusses a new series, Live From Jones Hall, and her upcoming solo performance of the concerto Dark With Excessive Bright.

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