Hello Houston: The Commuter Cut
In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” we hear from Seth Chandler, a professor of law at the University of Houston Law Center, who breaks down some of the latest U.S. Supreme Court cases and what wide-ranging effects we can expect from them.
Then, in this week’s Five Simple Questions, Hello Houston Executive Producer Jim Kovacik sits down with Houston singer, producer, and songwriter Brandon J. Marks for a conversation about his music career and R&B influences.
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Also, author Dr. Arelia R. Johnson, who was the first Chief Equity Officer and Chief Officer of Human and Civil Rights for Harris County, tells us all about her book Hijacking Equity and the Fight for Justice, what the word “equity” really means, and how leaders can turn words into meaningful action.