Texas Standard for September 17, 2015
The homemade clock and the high school arrest heard round the world: A case of Islamophobia, or something more? And: Should army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, held for five years by the Taliban, face a court marshall? That’s the question in San Antonio. Plus: Boil a bag of meat steeped in liquid smoke, and what do you get? A hot trend, apparently. Texas Monthly’s barbecue editor weighs in. And: Is it the end of online shopping deals – or do you just have to know where to look? All that and more, on today’s Texas Standard.
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