Texas Standard for Jan. 30 (Full Show)
Anti-Islamic protests at the Capitol, more fallout from plummeting oil prices, and a shocking story about disabled Texans working for pennies an hour. All that and much more is in this week’s Texas Standard:
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No One Knew I Gave Up a Baby in High School
Deer Are Being Bred Just to Be Hunted. Is It Ethical?
The State Pays Some Workers With Disabilities Pennies Per Hour
Teens Take on Shyness, Sexism and Global Issues in Dallas Debate Tournament
You Lost Your Energy Job. Now What?
Are There Rules For Being a Sports Fan?
Does Sharia Law Trump Texas Law?
What’s Next in Health & Human Services’ No-Bid Contract Scandal?
Austin’s Infamous Yogurt Shop Murders Have Inspired a New Novel
Agriculture Scores Big In The Super Bowl
The Desperate Journey That Inspired ‘The Same Sky’
The Big Fight in Galveston Bay Over Oysters
Why a ‘USA’ Chant at a Lubbock Basketball Game is Being Called Racist
Why Lorelei Linklater Has a Problem With ‘Boyhood’
Texas Police Can Take Your Property Without a Conviction
Do North Texans Need Earthquake Insurance?
Why ‘Islamization’ is Compounded by the European Union ‘Experiment’
Could an Armed Defender Have Changed the Outcome at Charlie Hebdo?
What the Media Got Wrong About Sweetwater
Why Have So Many Texas Children Died Under CPS’ Watch?
What It’s Like Being a New Democratic Rep in Texas’ Red Legislature
Typewriter Rodeo: The Texas Legislature is Back in Session
Texas Lawmaker Says Conservatives Support His Plan to Decriminalize Small Amounts of Pot
2015’s Most Anticipated Books: Toni Morrison, Thrilling Nonfiction & Music Memoirs
Why Campaign-Style Ads for Same-Sex Marriage are Airing in Texas
New College Course: ‘Beyoncé Feminism, Rihanna Womanism’
Black Open Carry: The Armed African-Americans Patrolling Dallas
Is Texas Ready For a Coffee That Drinks Like a Beer?
You Only Die Once: How ISIS Recruits Young Muslims
Commentary: Donna Howard on What’s Next for Women’s Health
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