Posted on · Interest in poetry has been rising over the past year, creating an opportunity for renewed community engagement as a new local poet laureate takes the helm.
Posted on · The former Dancing with the Stars contestant joins Ernie on his journey into acting, his gender transition in the public eye, and how his life began at age 41.
Posted on · The Houston poet performs a poem dedicated to Black women and girls everywhere.
Posted on · We spend an hour with Houston journalist ReShonda Tate Billingsley, who discusses her career with The Defender Network and other national media outlets, as well as her life as a writer and reporter in these unprecedented times.
Posted on · Today, a show to make you hungry – we’re talking Asian comfort food with Houston Chef Christine Ha.
Posted on · Organizers say it’s a needed opportunity for an artist community that has been underrepresented and particularly impacted by COVID-19.
Posted on · Community members gathered in front of the Houston landmark after its final showing to pay tribute to its legacy.
Posted on · McMurtry penned almost 50 books and dozens of screenplays during a career that spanned over half a century, often depicting the American West.
Posted on · Houston Chef Adán Medrano discusses the history, identity and intimate stories of Texas Mexican food, as depicted in his new documentary, “Truly Texas Mexican.”
Posted on · We hear the story of how a Rice University engineering team designed an emergency ventilator in just a matter of weeks to help COVID-19 patients. And a bestselling author discusses ways to tap into one’s own inventive spirit.
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.
Posted on · Former Houstonian Justin Deabler comes “home” to talk about his debut novel, “Lone Stars.” Plus, infectious disease expert Dr. Jill Weatherhead updates us on the newly approved Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Posted on · Conductor Clarence Frank’s appointment signals continued change in the classical music world, which has struggled with lack of diversity and representation – and stands in contrast to recent racial controversies in Baytown.
Posted on · The Black Lives Matter artist intends his work to be like “medicine in baby food” and uses vibrate colors in public spaces to spread a message of healing and unity.
Posted on · Local writers can now apply to be city’s literary arts ambassador – a role that aims to celebrate Houston’s diversity and resilience in these challenging times.