
Houston Matters
Can we rewire our brains to separate A.I.-supported fiction from fact?
Posted on · Houston-area neuroscience expert Harris Eyre thinks we can, with the use of what he calls a "neuroshield."
Posted on · Houston-area neuroscience expert Harris Eyre thinks we can, with the use of what he calls a "neuroshield."
Posted on · Our guests today will help dissect these proceedings, while taking a closer look at how members of Trump's staff testified about a “heated” call with Pence the morning of the insurrection - one that put Pence's life in danger.
Posted on · Medical experts share what challenges and triumphs the veteran health care system has recently faced and a Korean War veteran reflects on his work, the Mural Wall at the Korean War Vets Memorial in D.C.
Posted on · Economic experts look into how an infrastructure bill, unemployment, and gaps in the supply chain and what it all mean to our pocket books.
Posted on · Some of the new laws take aim at abortion, gun restrictions, and critical race theory.
Posted on · An expert from Rice University's Baker Institute explains how the Republican-led opposition to voting expansion rights may hurt them more at the ballot box than it may hurt Democrats.
Posted on · Criticism and support for the President's actions on climate change largely fall along party lines, a policy brief from Rice University’s Baker Institute says energy and climate are potential areas for bipartisan action.
Posted on · Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been declared the winners of the 2020 presidential race after a turbulent election year. We discuss how the past and the future put this election into a historical context.
Posted on · Experts in health economics and microbiology answer listeners' questions about COVID-19.
Posted on · A new Rice University survey shows the Third Ward is a tight-knit, civically engaged and relatively healthy community. It's also a neighborhood worried about what might happen as rapid development drives up rent prices.
Posted on · Texas has largely been spared from the worst of the opioid overdose crisis, but in its place, another more difficult addiction is rising.
Posted on · Former President Barack Obama will share the stage with former Secretary of State James Baker. Historian Jon Meacham will moderate.
Posted on · Experts say the steep drop in oil prices is neither worrying nor surprising.
Posted on · The data researchers do have seems to indicate a gap in care
Posted on · There are surprising results from a new study that looks at whether the quality of cancer treatment depends on where you live in Texas.