Texas Standard For August 1, 2018
The latest Texas Lyceum Poll is focused on the mid-terms. Republican incumbents have big leads except for one. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has found a true challenger in Rep. Beto O’Rourke, but will the two debate and will it matter? We’ll explore. And: The Port of Corpus Christi has some big plans for some big ships to move a lot of oil across the way from Port Aransas. We’ll take a look at what the people of Port A think about the proposal. Also: If you’ve got a kid in your life, quick question: have they spent much time outside this summer? A guide to help parents navigate in a world full of tech. Plus: Will we finally unravel the mystery of the Marfa Lights? You’ll have to listen on today’s Texas Standard:
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