Posted on · This week, Ernie and Laura Isensee discuss the state's position on Special Education, we celebrate the 40th anniversary of A Women of Substance, and share the music of The Regrettes.
Posted on · Former First Daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush talk about their new children's book ahead of an appearance in Houston.
Posted on · Meet a prominent lawyer with a passion for theater and a Houston writer on the brink of her debut novel.
Posted on · The Houston Chamber Choir lends their voices to honor Anne Frank’s story at the newly-expanded Holocaust Museum Houston. Plus, Obsidian Theater tells Shakespeare’s tragedy in rap.
Posted on · The author of the novel Dear Martin speaks at the University of Houston Aug. 16.
Posted on · Center discusses her latest novel, Things You Save in a Fire.
Posted on · The new book, Mud and Money, explores what has drawn people to the Bayou City throughout history.
Posted on · Elliot Ackerman discusses his memoir of fighting in Iraq and returning as a writer.
Posted on · The recently-appointed Houston Poet Laureate shares how poetry can used for healing, and a Tony Award-winning classic is reborn.
Posted on · Houston Matters revisits conversations with Zach Turpin about unearthing some previously unknown works by the Romantic poet.
Posted on · The City’s recently-appointed fourth poet laureate hopes to use writing as a tool for healing.
Posted on · Retired ExxonMobil employee Bob Davis talks about his historical fiction novel, Gusher!
Posted on · Nora McInerny, the host of the podcast Terrible, Thanks for Asking, talks about taking charge of how others see you in the wake of personal tragedy.
Posted on · The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Guns, Germs, and Steel talks about his latest book.
Posted on · Writer Gwendolyn Zepeda discusses the stories in the new anthology she edited and how our city lends itself to the genre.