Introduction to Hello Houston
Hello Houston is a podcast that dives into the latest news, events, and stories from around the city. The show features a wide range of guests, from actors and artists to community leaders and experts in their fields.
Featured Guests
On a recent episode of Hello Houston, the show was joined by several fascinating guests. In the first hour, actor Mark Ivy stopped by to talk about his role in the Theatre Under the Stars production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Ivy shared his insights into the play and what it’s like to be a part of such a unique and entertaining production.
Community Spotlight
In the second hour, Reverend Michael E. Garrett, co-chair of the Public Relations subcommittee of the Houston White Cane Safety Day Committee, joined the show. Reverend Garrett shared his personal experience as a blind man and discussed the accessibility challenges faced by Houston’s blind community. He also talked about the upcoming Houston White Cane Safety Day event and how it aims to promote awareness and support for the blind community.
Weather Update
The show also featured Eric Berger, a Houston-based meteorologist and editor of Space City Weather. Berger provided an update on Hurricane Melissa, which had recently made landfall in Jamaica. He discussed the latest developments and what Houstonians can expect from the storm.
Top Stories of the Day
As always, the hosts of Hello Houston, Ernie, Celeste, and Frank, kicked off each hour by discussing the top stories of the day. They covered a range of topics, including a federal appeals court rehearing a lawsuit over a drag show ban at West Texas A&M University and former Vice President Kamala Harris’s announcement that she might run for President again.
Conclusion
Overall, the latest episode of Hello Houston was packed with interesting guests, important discussions, and timely updates on the latest news. The show once again demonstrated its commitment to showcasing the diversity and complexity of Houston, and to providing a platform for voices and stories that might otherwise go unheard. Whether you’re interested in theatre, community issues, weather, or politics, Hello Houston has something for everyone.
