Texas Standard for May 22, 2015
The takeover stretches from Syria deep into the heart of Iraq but is it too late to stem the tide of the group that calls itself the Islamic State? Plus, from Texas to Nepal with love – an effort to help keep the water safe after devastating earthquakes. Also, six ways to stay sharp this summer, your holiday weekend must do list, and lots more on this episode of Texas Standard.
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