Texas Standard For September 27, 2019
A changing of the guard in Texas? It’s a special edition of the Texas Standard, live from the site of the Texas Tribune Festival. We’re broadcasting from the main artery of Texas politics: Congress Avenue in Austin, where for the next couple of days, politicians, politics watchers and everyday folks are leading conversations on issues from immigration to homelessness, the environment, voting rights and a shifting political map in one of the fastest growing states in the union. Join us!
The Texas Standard crew setting up for a live broadcast from the 2019 Texas Tribune Festival.
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