Posted on · On Tuesday's show: County Judge Lina Hidalgo answers your questions about the latest developments in Harris County, Dwight Silverman talks tech, and we learn how to manage the summer heat and the pandemic simultaneously.
Posted on · Episode: 1875 Inventing Modern: In which a book instructs its author. Today, history repeated.
Posted on · Episode: 1846 Tallest and longest, bridges and skyscrapers, human energy and human hubris. Today, the tallest and the longest.
Posted on · Episode: 1844 The Horizontal Society — revealed in an acrostic. Today, the horizontal society.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: Live from a Super Tuesday polling place, City Council Member Abbie Kamin discusses city politics, and screen time and sensory overload.
Posted on · Episode: 3227 Gyros in the Energy Industry. Today, let’s talk about gyroscopes in the energy industry.
Posted on · Episode: 3025 Thoreau’s Walden. Today, a book report.
Posted on · Houston Matters orders something from the new delivery robots on campus, and not everything went according to plan.
Posted on · Episode: 1800 A concern about sciences that encompass everything. Today, a single science for all things?
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: Runoff elections results, recent technology news, answers to your pet care questions, and an update on Houston sports.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: Videos from a chemical plant in West Texas shed new light on methane emissions. We break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news. And British composer Howard Goodall presents the world premiere of his new Christmas Cantata.
Posted on · SpaceX mission manager Andrew Rader discusses his book, "Beyond the Known: How Exploration Created the Modern World and Will Take Us to the Stars."
Posted on · Episode: 1751 Robert Hooke, Isaac Newton, and science in transition. Today, conflict as science changes form.
Posted on · Houston Matters takes a tour of a new supercomputer in Katy.
Posted on · Episode: 1740 Bela Lugosi proclaims the end of Modern. Today, a bad movie and radical change.