Town Square
Town Square Says Goodbye…
Posted on · Our guests join us to reflect on the show’s run and celebrate "Town Square with Ernie Manouse”.
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Town Square
Resuming the Discussion on the Texas Education Agency’s Takeover of Houston ISD
Posted on · We continue the conversation on this important issue affecting the Houston community.
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Tarsha Jackson, Paula Poundstone, & Jennifer Mathieu (Oct. 19, 2021)
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: City Council member Tarsha Jackson answers your questions about issues affecting city government, we talk with comedian Paula Poundstone, and writer Jennifer Mathieu discusses her new novel.
Town Square
From Novel To Netflix: Houston Writer Jennifer Mathieu On The Film Debut Of “Moxie” And The Power Of Rebel Girls
Posted on · Houstonian Jennifer Mathieu talks about the movie adaption of her popular young adult novel MOXIE. Plus, we follow up on yesterday’s news of Governor Abbott lifting the statewide mask order with reactions from a local doctor.
Houston Matters
Special Edition: Teacher and Author Jennifer Mathieu-Blessington; And Remembering John Lewis with Cherry Steinwender (July 28, 2020)
Posted on · We remember the life and accomplishments of Congressman John Lewis, and a Houston high-school teacher talks about her concerns as schools get ready to re-open.
Houston Matters
How a Local English Teacher Channels Her Inner Teenager in Order to Write Young-Adult Fiction
Posted on · As our summer reading series continues, we talk with Jennifer Mathieu, a local high school English teacher, and the author of a new young adult novel entitled The Truth About Alice. We discuss the impact her day job has on her ability to write for and about teenagers and how she channels her inner teenager […]
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Ride Sharing Revisited, Parking, and Texas Highways: Houston Matters for Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Posted on · After a public hearing Tuesday, the Houston City Council may well vote on a vehicle-for-hire ordinance change that would allow for ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. That vote was initially to take place last month, but was delayed in the hopes that there might be consensus among stakeholders, including ride-sharing services and local cab […]