Texas Standard For October 25, 2018
Coming to you live today from the studios of Texas Public Radio- celebrating 30 years on the air in San Antonio – as the city marks its 300th birthday. We’ll explore a bit of the Alamo City’s less-well-known backstory. And: Are Texans really as divided along party lines as the rest of the nation? Our project, Texas Decides takes up that question. Also: The search for Maria Moreno, and a story of a Texas born farm movement hero almost lost to history. All that and a whole lot more.
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Host David Brown broadcasts the show live from Texas Public Radio in San Antonio
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