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Engines of Our Ingenuity 2221: Jaywalking
Posted on · Episode: 2221 Who owns the streets: the invention of jaywalking. Today, who owns the streets.
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Posted on · Episode: 2221 Who owns the streets: the invention of jaywalking. Today, who owns the streets.
Posted on · Main Street Theater presents The Weir, a play about several locals at an Irish pub swapping ghost stories.
Posted on · The story features an acclaimed TV doctor who gets mired in a scandal.
Posted on · The company has created a program of dance and poetry inspired by Houston’s survival from the storm, including its own.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: We learn about efforts to restore Houston's Mercer Botanic Gardens after Harvey. Our non-experts discuss The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly of the week's news. And we learn about a play based on Mexican wrestling
Posted on · Houston native Robert Askins is the playwright behind Hand to God, a dark comedy set in his hometown of Cypress. It tells the story of a young man involved in the puppet ministry at his church, when his puppet – named Tyrone – becomes possessed by the devil. It's a scenario The New Yorker described […]
Posted on · We learn about Spaghetti Code, a new play from Houston’s Horse Head Theatre running July 12-28, about the lengths one couple will go to in order to have a baby. The play is by writer Abby Koening, who talks about her own struggles with fertility and what dialogue she hopes the dark comedy will evoke […]
Posted on · We discuss the latest research and treatment associated with fertility, with Dr. Mazen Abdallah, Medical Director for the Houston Fertility Institute and Assistant Professor at UTHealth. Dr. Abdallah says it’s a common misconception that fertility problems just affect women who’ve “waited too long” to have kids. And we learn about Spaghetti Code, a new play […]
Posted on · Well, we made it through the holidays. And for some Houstonians, thatâs no small feat. If youâre lucky, you had a great time with family and friends. If youâre not so lucky, well, maybe there was an awkward conversation with the fam over dinner, an argument, a crisis, a showdown, someone had too much to […]
Posted on · If youâve ever driven by Mandell Park in Montrose on a Sunday afternoon, you might have come across some âBattle Gamers,â more commonly referred to as LARPers â or âlive action role players.â This particular group refers to itself as The Far Haradrim of Houston. We sent Houston Mattersâ Conner Clifton out to meet them. […]
Posted on · The 2013 Major League Baseball season kicked off this week. And it's already tough sledding for the Houston Astros. They lost a hundred games each of the last two seasons. They have the league's lowest payroll – in fact, their 25 man roster makes less combined than Alex Rodriguez makes for the Yankees alone. And […]