Texas Standard For November 27, 2019
Flu season is back in full swing, and some experts are concerned about one especially vulnerable population. Why they’re not getting shots.And: The man behind a 3D gun blueprint company is taking the reigns again after a brush with the law. We’ll explore the legal grey area.Also: Landowners in the Texas Hill Country continue to fight plans for a pipeline – what they’re up against.Plus: A language update that was decades overdue. And: The new art exhibit meant to challenge what we mean by communication. And the little-known story behind one word also used as a measurement.
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Producer Laura Rice, and today's host, cuts audio for the show.
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