On today’s Hello Houston, Rice University’s director of undergraduate studies in media, Liam Mayes, discusses the rising cases of misinformation spreading across digital platforms during election cycles and how voters can discern what information is trustworthy.
Then, in this week’s Producer Spotlight, Hello Houston intern Egypt White talks with Justin Lee, Director of New Student Success and Community Outreach at Texas Southern University, about the importance of student participation and how universities are encouraging young people to make their voices heard.
In the second hour of the show, we talk with David Goodman, the Texas bureau chief for The New York Times, who joins us to give us a last look at all the key races in Texas ahead of Election Day tomorrow and what voters should be watching out for.
Plus, Houston filmmaker, author, and actress Keyatta Crews shares her journey as a creative in the Bayou City as the first Black woman from Texas to create and star in a television series streaming on a major platform and what it takes to turn a vision into a lasting legacy.
And, as always, our hosts Ernie Manouse and Tessa Barerra talk about today’s top stories at the top of each hour, including the ICE agent who was indicted for striking a man with a federal vehicle turning himself in today, and Ken Paxton and James Talarico making final appearances in Houston ahead of Election Day.
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