Posted on · On Friday's show: The latest on TxDOT’s continuation of the I-45 expansion project despite a request to stop from the federal government, we break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week, and conversations with musicians Joshua Ray Walker and Charley Crockett.
Posted on · Furstenfeld kicks off a solo, outdoor, socially-distanced, CDC compliant solo tour of Texas with two shows this weekend at White Oak Music Hall.
Posted on · On Friday's show: An estimate on when we'll achieve herd immunity in Houston, remembering those lost a year into the pandemic, The Good, Bad, and Ugly of the week's news, and Justin Furstenfeld of Blue October.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: Interpreting presidential polls, City Council Member Tiffany Thomas answers questions, how art addresses controversial topics, and how White Oak Music Hall plans to reopen for shows.
Posted on · The comedian discusses the beauty of failure and his not-so-serious advice podcast.
Posted on · Under the settlement, the venue must adhere to a private sound ordinance that neighbors will be able to monitor independently
Posted on · The case is set to go to trial early next week
Posted on · The venue was granted a modification to allow for four additional outdoor concerts before going to court.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We get an update on the lawsuit over White Oak Music Hall. Then, former astronaut Scott Kelly talks about his experiences on the International Space Station. And former astronaut Leland Melvin talks about how a dropped pass in a high school football game led him to space.
Posted on · (Above: An American classic car is seen parked in front of the capitol building in Havana. President Trump’s expected changes in policy toward Cuba could make it more difficult for Americans to visit the island and for U.S. companies to do business there. Photo: Javier Galeano/AP)Later today (Friday, June 16, 2017), President Trump is expected […]
Posted on · Residents of the Near Northside claim the city is looking the other way instead of protecting them against noise.
Posted on · Some residents who say the White Oak Music Hall is too loud are trying a new tactic. The attorney representing residents near the venue is asking for an administrative hearing on that venue's sound permits.
Posted on · However, the venue’s management thinks they will be able to keep the outdoor stage open.
Posted on · Houstonians who live near the venue complain again about the noise from its concerts.
Posted on · From The Heights to Sugar Land, new music halls have been opening and reopening. Now Rice University has announced plans for a new music space.