Houston Public Media show features Rep. Al Green, music mentor and border wall group
The August 21, 2026 edition of Hello Houston, also released as a 40-minute "Commuter Cut," featured U.S. Representative Al Green of Texas's 9th congressional district discussing what he hopes to accomplish before leaving the Capitol in January, along with the Slavery Remembrance Legislative Update Breakfast he was hosting on August 22 [1][2]. The program also included Dr. Shonnie Murrell, Governor of the Recording Academy's Texas and Oklahoma Chapters and leader of Funk Potion #9, on her new R&B album and her mentoring work through Grammy U, plus a segment on an organization opposing border wall construction in Big Bend National Park [1][2].
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- houstonpublicmedia.org · Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (August 21, 2026) Aug 21, 2026
- houstonpublicmedia.org · Hello Houston (August 21, 2026) Aug 21, 2026
- houstonpublicmedia.org · Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (August 20, 2026) Aug 20, 2026
- houstonpublicmedia.org · Hello Houston (August 20, 2026) Aug 20, 2026
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