Hello Houston: The Commuter Cut
Hello Houston: The Commuter Cut
Podcast Description
Hello Houston: The Commuter Cut is your connection to the heart of the Bayou City, but shorter, for our busy commuters. Every weekday, we dive deep into the stories that matter to Houstonians — from breaking local news to cultural happenings, community voices, and the everyday joys and challenges of life in our vibrant city.
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The podcast covers a variety of topics pertinent to Houstonians, including local news, sports events such as the NCAA basketball championship, community issues like food assistance policies, cultural happenings, and personal stories from influential individuals. For example, recent episodes explored discussions about economic policies with the Dallas Fed, public health issues with local epidemiologists, and the vibrant Houston food scene spotlighting local chefs and restaurateurs.
Hello Houston: The Commuter Cut is your connection to the heart of the Bayou City, but shorter, for our busy commuters. Every weekday, we dive deep into the stories that matter to Houstonians — from breaking local news to cultural happenings, community voices, and the everyday joys and challenges of life in our vibrant city.
In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” Joshua McGinty, a professor and agronomist at Texas A&M University, talks about this year’s widespread drought and what this means for Texas farmers, food production, and the growing season ahead.
Next, we hear from Dr. Gary Seale, Regional Director of the Centre for Neuro Skills, who discusses concussions, the long-term effects of traumatic brain injuries, and what we’re learning about recovery from these types of injuries.
Plus, Houston’s own Angle Bush, the founder and CEO of Black Women in Artificial Intelligence, shares why diversity in artificial intelligence matters, how she’s helping shape the next generation of AI innovators, and how it feels to have earned a spot on the TIME100 AI list.
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