Our guest Bill Flores has put together a pioneering Texas government textbook. We'll discuss Latino voters and upcoming changes in Texas politics. Listen to "The Texas Experiment" at https://t.co/pPMNejtYtD
@tplohetski Question: why should the head or DPS resign? His officers were not in charge. The DPS is not above other LEOs in Texas. The local department has jurisdiction. DPS can assist, and will investigate, but the real issue is with local responders, it seems to me.
Listen to "The Mallet Ranch Story". We discuss South Plains ranching history, the DeVitt family legacy, and some things about ranching history that you may not have heard before. https://t.co/AAUjcVQ3qr
A little late getting this episode out, but it's worth the wait. Join us as we talk about Bastrop history with Ken Kesselus! We'll especially discuss the upcoming plans for the 75th Anniversary of Bastrop v. Delgado on Saturday, September 30, 2023. https://t.co/0bBn0bfv1k
If you missed it, we kicked off Season 2 with @PhdRachel who shares how she's navigated the path from academic history to social media. Join us for this interesting discussion, "From Textbooks to TikTok" at https://t.co/JoAViSBEeQ
Happy to visit with Ray Valdez about growing up in Houston and his involvement in the Chicano Movement, the Council 60 Clubhouse, and an exhibit at The Heritage Society for Hispanic Heritage Month https://t.co/JlmyMpnUmb
We'll talk with Bryan MCauley, Texas Historical Commission site manager for the San Felipe de Austin Historic Site. Bryan discusses his experiences and insights on preserving the past. So, tune in to our latest episode with Bryan McAuley! https://t.co/LJoR8oMuV8
There are good movies . . . there are great movies . .ย . and then, there are some of the worst movies about Texas! Listen to what makes our list and see if you agree. A new episode is coming up Tuesday, July 4, 2023 at 2 pm. https://t.co/DiW1KSKJn7