Texas Standard for March 4, 2016
In a messy political season a war of words dominates the front pages–as a war in real life simmers half a world away. The cost for Texas, today on the Texas Standard. It’s being called a watershed moment in the American conservative movement—as a top gathering of conservatives embraces a gay rights group. Crosses on cop cars in Texas: how does that square with, you know, the constitution? Also, tips for Texas musicians, how do you get your music played on the radio, anyway? Plus, the week in politics and much more.
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar gives us the talk of Texas each day.
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From Obscurity to Your New Favorite Song: How Music Makes it to Public Radio
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