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Y’all-itics is the unofficial political podcast of Texas. Each week we’ll crack open an ice-cold Texas brew and explore a single hot topic affecting Texans. But this isn’t politics as usual. Y’all-itics doesn’t come from a fancy studio. We’re taking our podcast on the road to get past the soundbites and dive deeper into the issues that matter to y’all. Leave your labels at the door, this is a political podcast for all Texans… even the recent transplants!

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  1. 1

    Rewind: Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan: We’re Not Done Changing – Buckle Up!

    This episode features Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan discussing major upcoming changes to the airline's business model, including new baggage fees and a revamped boarding process, driven by activist investor pressure and profitability goals.

    ·48m
  2. 2

    No Homework, No Grades, No Robot Teachers at Texas AI Schools

    This episode discusses how AI is transforming education by automating administrative tasks like grading and lesson planning in Texas schools, while emphasizing that teachers remain irreplaceable.

    ·36m
  3. 3

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Tony Gonzales, John Muns, Salman Bhojani, and What Went Wrong in El Paso

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' analyzes new polling data for Texas primary elections, discusses military-FAA coordination failures in El Paso, explores mass transit challenges in Dallas, and examines anti-Islam messaging in Republican politics.

    ·22m
  4. 4

    From Truman to Trump: The Texan Who Has Shaken Hands With History

    A Texas congressman shares his unique experience of shaking hands with every U.S.

    ·44m
  5. 5

    Cornyn vs. Paxton: Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves in the May 26 Texas Runoff

    This episode discusses the high-stakes Texas Republican runoff election between Cornyn and Paxton on May 26, featuring political consultants analyzing massive campaign spending and political dynamics.

    ·43m
  6. 6

    All Over the Map: The Congressional Confusion in Texas

    This episode discusses a federal court ruling in El Paso that significantly impacts Texas congressional redistricting, analyzing political implications and reactions.

    ·40m
  7. 7

    The Texas Battery Boom Is Even Surprising Experts

    This episode explores the surprising growth of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in Texas, featuring an interview with CleanView founder Michael Thomas about their comprehensive approach to this booming sector.

    ·33m
  8. 8

    Will Voters Save DART? The CEO Isn’t Optimistic

    This episode discusses the future of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) with CEO Nadine Lee, exploring challenges and voter perspectives on improving mass transit in Texas.

    ·41m
  9. 9

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Julie Johnson, Jake Ellzey, Mike Collier, and the End of the Longest Shutdown in History

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' discusses the aftermath of the longest government shutdown, political strategies of Democrats and Republicans in Texas, and key issues like property taxes and healthcare costs ahead of the 2026 elections.

    ·22m
  10. 10

    The Election Mess as Big as Texas

    This episode analyzes the chaotic Texas Democratic primary election night, focusing on voting confusion in Dallas and Williamson Counties due to Republicans opting out of joint primaries.

    ·50m
  11. 11

    The Y’all-itics Primary Voter Guide

    This episode provides a voter guide for the March 3rd Texas primary, featuring political consultants from both parties to analyze key races and help listeners prepare for the election.

    ·43m
  12. 12

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Taylor Rehmet, John Creuzot, Gene Wu, and the State Senate Shocker

    This episode covers Texas political news including Democratic infighting before midterms, prosecutors challenging federal authority, a surprising Texas Senate win, and a delayed congressional election.

    ·22m
  13. 13

    18 Million Texans Had Their Voter Data Sent to the Feds. Should We Be Concerned?

    This episode discusses Texas's unusual compliance with a federal request to hand over extensive voter registration data, including sensitive personal information, during the Trump administration.

    ·36m
  14. 14

    It's not school choice. It's the school's choice.

    The 400th episode of YOLITICS features an exclusive interview with WFAA reporter Dia Wall about school choice policies in Texas politics.

    ·38m
  15. 15

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Clay Jenkins, Eddie Treviño, Jr., Nancy Tanner, and the Need for New Jails in 2026

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' discusses upcoming March primaries, Dallas County's plans for a new jail, and interviews with county judges Clay Jenkins, Eddie Treviño Jr., and Nancy Tanner on local political and criminal justice issues.

    ·22m
  16. 16

    Crowded, Chaotic and Combative: The Republican Race for Texas Attorney General

    This episode analyzes the crowded and competitive Republican primary race for Texas Attorney General, featuring four prominent candidates who are leaving their current positions to compete in this high-stakes election.

    ·31m
  17. 17

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Chip Roy, Julie Johnson, Kelly Hancock, and the Crowded and Chaotic GOP Race for AG

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' covers the crowded GOP race for Texas Attorney General, school voucher implementation, immigration policies, and Democratic Senate polling.

    ·22m
  18. 18

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Keith Self, Jared Patterson, Joan Huffman, and the Healthcare Stalemate

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers key political issues including healthcare costs, social media restrictions for teens, and competitive races for Texas Attorney General in both Democratic and Republican primaries.

    ·22m
  19. 19

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Don Huffines, Junior Ezeonu, Jason Villalba, and the Record Turnout for the Texas Primary

    This episode analyzes the Texas primary election results, featuring discussions on Don Huffines' victory, the Hispanic vote, Junior Ezeonu's upset win, and upcoming high-profile runoffs.

    ·22m
  20. 20

    Cheers & Jeers in 2025

    This episode features a tradition of giving cheers and jeers to Texas politicians for their performance in 2025, with guests Ashley Godot and Bud Kennedy.

    ·1h 5m
  21. 21

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Keith Self, Paul Ridley, Mayes Middleton, and the Controversial ICE Tactics

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' covers multiple political developments in Texas, including the Republican race for Attorney General, Dallas transit issues, Governor Abbott's endorsement in the Agriculture Secretary race, and the Democratic Senate primary.

    ·22m
  22. 22

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Beth Van Duyne, Ramon Romero Jr., Nate Sheets, and the Threat to Benefits

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics discusses the economic impact of a government shutdown on Texans' benefits, the Texas Education Agency's takeover of Fort Worth ISD, and political campaigns including Nate Sheets' bid for Agriculture Commissioner.

    ·22m
  23. 23

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: John Muns, Mario Castillo, Matt Mackowiak, and the Taxpayer Revolt

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' covers multiple Texas political stories including a taxpayer revolt against property tax increases, cities considering leaving DART transit, casino implications from election results, new homeless facilities in Houston, and upcoming political filing deadlines amid congressional map uncertainties.

    ·22m
  24. 24

    Building a $600 Million Texas Wildfire Fighting Machine

    This episode discusses Texas's wildfire crisis, revealing staggering statistics and exploring the Texas A&M Forest Service's role and upcoming funding request to the legislature.

    ·34m
  25. 25

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Roger Williams, James Talarico, Will Anderson, and Venezuela’s Oil

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers key political developments in Texas including border barriers, the Democratic Senate primary race between James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett, and economic shifts in the Dallas area.

    ·22m
  26. 26

    AT&T Hung Up On Downtown Dallas

    This episode explores the relevance of downtown Dallas amid suburban growth in Plano and Collin County, discussing urban development and regional dynamics in Texas.

    ·46m
  27. 27

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Sarah Eckhardt, Armin Mizani, Cate Brennan, and how a Democrat Would Run the Voucher Program

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics discusses upcoming elections, including the May runoff and November comptroller race, with insights from candidates Sarah Eckhardt, Armin Mizani, and Cate Brennan on issues like school vouchers and public education.

    ·22m
  28. 28

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: The 2025 Turkey Awards

    This episode features a roundtable discussion awarding Turkey Awards to Texas politicians and figures for their best and worst performances in 2025 politics.

    ·22m
  29. 29

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Craig Goldman, Ramón Romero Jr., Miguel Solis and More U.S. Troops in the Middle East

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' covers multiple Texas political issues including the national debt, potential U.S.

    ·22m
  30. 30

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: John Cornyn, Roger Williams, and the Shutdown That Could Last Through Thanksgiving

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics discusses the potential government shutdown, Governor Abbott's campaign to turn Harris County Republican, early voting for constitutional amendments, and state efforts to address homelessness in Austin.

    ·22m
  31. 31

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Jasmine Crockett, Paul Bettencourt, John Cornyn, and the Decision that Triggered a Political Tsunami

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers the Democratic U.S.

    ·22m
  32. 32

    Taking a Toilet Break 250,000 Miles from Earth

    This episode features retired NASA astronaut and former Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discussing his extraordinary career and the humorous realities of using a toilet in space.

    ·36m
  33. 33

    REWIND: Republican Rancher: Renewables can Save Rural Texas

    This episode revisits an interview with a Republican rancher from Texas who advocates for renewable energy like wind and solar, challenging his party's stance while discussing political and economic impacts in rural areas.

    ·1h 1m
  34. 34

    Why a Tejano Music Superstar Wants to be a Texas Politician

    This episode features an interview with Tejano music superstar Bobby Pulido about his transition from a successful music career to running as a Democratic candidate for Congress in Texas.

    ·20m
  35. 35

    Turning Texas Inmates Into Entrepreneurs

    This episode explores a Texas program that has been turning inmates into entrepreneurs since 2004 to address high incarceration costs and recidivism.

    ·43m
  36. 36

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: the Y’all-itics Voter Guide, Chad West, and Preparing for the Primary

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' analyzes the latest polls and key races ahead of the Texas primary election, featuring insights on Republican and Democratic contests for U.S.

    ·22m
  37. 37

    The Shutdown Reveals a Safety Net “Woven Together with Barbed Wire”

    This episode discusses the fragility of the social safety net amid rising costs and economic pain, with a focus on Texas politics.

    ·38m
  38. 38

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Kelly Hancock, Royce West, Pat Fallon, and the HUBbub

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' previews upcoming political announcements, debates over school vouchers and business programs, and potential congressional moves involving Texas.

    ·22m
  39. 39

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: John Muns, Javier Villalobos, Gina Ortiz Jones, and What These Mayors Look Forward to in 2026

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics previews key political issues for 2026, featuring interviews with mayors from Plano, McAllen, and San Antonio discussing topics like sports relocation, immigration policy, and property tax relief.

    ·22m
  40. 40

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Jake Ellzey, Frederick Haynes III, Barbara Mallory Caraway, and the Threat of U.S. Military Action

    This episode of 'Inside Texas Politics' covers military threats under President Trump, health insurance trends in Texas, and congressional campaigns featuring Jake Ellzey, Frederick Haynes III, and Barbara Mallory Caraway.

    ·22m
  41. 41

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Colin Allred, Julie Johnson, Maxie Johnson, and the Democratic Runoff for TX CD-33

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers the Democratic runoff for Texas Congressional District 33 between Colin Allred and Julie Johnson, along with other state issues including Corpus Christi's water crisis and data center regulation.

    ·22m
  42. 42

    The Price of Failure: How school districts pay to avoid state takeovers

    This episode discusses how school districts financially manage to avoid state takeovers, exploring the costs and implications for public education.

    ·42m
  43. 43

    Meet the 26-Year-Old Who Defeated a Veteran Texas Democrat

    This episode analyzes surprising outcomes from the Texas primary elections, focusing on key wins and losses among both Democratic and Republican candidates.

    ·23m
  44. 44

    When the "Math Ain't Mathing": A Texas GOP Warning Shot

    This episode analyzes a surprising Democratic victory in a Texas special election for State Senate District 9, exploring its political implications and voter dynamics.

    ·37m
  45. 45

    Rewind: GTFO - How One “Mouthy” Texan is Helping Others Create Escape Plans

    This episode revisits a story about Jana Sanchez, a Texan who moved to the Netherlands after Trump's election and now runs GTFO Tours to help others create escape plans for leaving the United States.

    ·41m
  46. 46

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Nicole Collier, Joe Jaworski, Sid Miller, and the Congressional Chaos in Texas

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers multiple political developments including legal challenges to Republican-backed laws, border security funding, and upcoming primary races with key Texas political figures.

    ·22m
  47. 47

    Texas’ $3 Billion Bet on Beating Alzheimer’s

    This episode of Y'all-itics discusses Proposition 14, a Texas constitutional amendment to fund $3 billion for Alzheimer's and dementia research, featuring insights from Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and analysis of the state's aging population.

    ·41m·4 clips
  48. 48

    Wait, How Much for that BBQ Sandwich?

    This episode of Y'all-itics explores the intersection of beef prices, seasonal trends, and Texas politics, recorded at Panther City BBQ in Fort Worth with hosts and guests discussing over local beer.

    ·36m·3 clips
  49. 49

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Wesley Hunt, Abraham George, Kendall Scudder and clearing up controversies

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers key political issues in Texas, including school voucher rollouts, party leadership strategies, and election campaigns.

    ·22m·2 clips
  50. 50

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Jake Ellzey, Wesley Hunt, Aicha Davis, and Proving You’re a Citizen Before Voting

    This episode of Inside Texas Politics covers key political developments including voting citizenship requirements, school voucher applications, campaign spending in Senate races, and local issues like an ICE detention center.

    ·22m
  51. 51

    Data Over Detention: How Dallas County Overhauled Juvenile Justice

    Apr 12, 2026·48m
  52. 52

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Michael Crain, John Bucy III, Jared Patterson, and the Data Center Exemption Costing Texas Billions

    Apr 10, 2026·22m
  53. 53

    25,000 Panels a Day: The Texas Solar Factory That Never Sleeps

    Apr 5, 2026·40m
  54. 54

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Carl Tepper, Beth Van Duyne, Paul Ridley and could Texas really annex part of New Mexico?

    Apr 3, 2026·22m
  55. 55

    Texas Taxes What? The Hidden Cost of Doing Business Here

    Oct 12, 2025·32m
  56. 56

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Julie Johnson, Lacey Hull, Chad West, and the Texas National Guard in Illinois

    Oct 10, 2025·22m
  57. 57

    Texas and the Government Shutdown. Let the Finger-pointing Begin.

    Oct 5, 2025·32m
  58. 58

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Jake Ellzey, Marc Veasey, Beth Van Duyne, and the Government Shutdown

    Oct 3, 2025·22m
  59. 59

    Brisket, Beer & Politics: The Craig Goldman Session

    Sep 28, 2025·46m
  60. 60

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Keith Self, Paula Blackmon, Rhetta Bowers, and the Surge in Political Violence

    Sep 26, 2025·22m
  61. 61

    The Interest Rate Isn't the Only Thing Changing at Your Bank

    Sep 21, 2025·39m
  62. 62

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Alisa Simmons, Michael McCaul, Sid Miller, and another Democratic Quorum Break

    Sep 20, 2025·22m
  63. 63

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: James Talarico, Lesley Briones, Roger Williams, and the Shakeup in the Race for U.S. Senate

    Sep 12, 2025·22m
  64. 64

    The Middle School Teacher Running for U.S. Senate

    Sep 11, 2025·31m
  65. 65

    Republican Rancher: Renewables Can Save Rural Texas

    Sep 7, 2025·58m
  66. 66

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Mark Scott, Paul Bettencourt, Donna Howard, and the Texas Water Crisis

    Sep 5, 2025·22m
  67. 67

    The Future of Dallas Goes Through Her Office

    Aug 31, 2025·37m
  68. 68

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Richard Hayes, Sheryl Cole, Cody Harris, and Punishing Democrats

    Aug 30, 2025·22m
  69. 69

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Julie Johnson, John McQueeney, Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, and the new political map in Texas

    Aug 22, 2025·22m
  70. 70

    “Strong A$$ B****” (her words, not ours)

    Aug 22, 2025·42m
  71. 71

    The Shark Tank Billionaire Trying to Defang American Politics

    Aug 17, 2025·54m
  72. 72

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Jasmine Crockett, Abraham George, John H. Bucy III, and the Special Session that Ended Early

    Aug 15, 2025·22m
  73. 73

    Arrest Warrants, Lawsuits, and the FBI: The Texas Redistricting Battle is Getting Ugly

    Aug 8, 2025·29m
  74. 74

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Texas Democrats, Shelley Luther, Kevin Kiley, and the Redistricting Battle That’s Getting Ugly

    Aug 8, 2025·22m
  75. 75

    The Texas Water War Leading to Lawsuits and Legislation

    Aug 3, 2025·41m
  76. 76

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Gene Wu, Salman Bhojani, Beth Van Duyne, and the new Republican Map

    Aug 1, 2025·22m
  77. 77

    ‘Dropping a city out of the sky.’ The Lawsuit that Could Slow New Home Building in Texas

    Jul 27, 2025·29m
  78. 78

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Julie Johnson, Chris Turner, Nathaniel Moran, and will Democrats Flee Texas?

    Jul 25, 2025·22m
  79. 79

    Texas Political Musical Chairs: Who’s Losing Their Seat?

    Jul 20, 2025·44m
  80. 80

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Paul Bettencourt, Lizzie Fletcher, Nathan Johnson, and the Special Session

    Jul 18, 2025·22m
  81. 81

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Mihaela Plesa, Troy Kimmel, Keith Self, and the Expanded Special Session

    Jul 13, 2025·22m
  82. 82

    “Hope Is Not a Plan”: A Candid Conversation About the Deadly Texas Flooding

    Jul 11, 2025·56m
  83. 83

    Empty Offices and Old Malls. The Future of Housing in Texas

    Jul 6, 2025·49m
  84. 84

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: KP George, Tony Gonzales, Gene Wu, and “Reefer Madness”

    Jul 3, 2025·22m
  85. 85

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Aaron Reitz, Don Huffines, Annise Parker, and Preparing for Political Turnover

    Jul 1, 2025·22m
  86. 86

    Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan: We’re Not Done Changing — Buckle Up!

    Jun 25, 2025·44m
  87. 87

    ‘Inside Texas Politics’: Kelly Hancock, Mitch Little, Beth Van Duyne and Political Musical Chairs in Texas

    Jun 20, 2025·23m
  88. 88

    Gender Care, College Sports and Concert Tickets; How Tennessee’s Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti is shaping America

    Jun 18, 2025·38m
  89. 89

    'Inside Texas Politics': Colin Allred on a U.S. Senate run, how freshman Democrat state Rep. Aicha Davis passed 15 bills and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on THC ban and his next two priorities.

    Jun 16, 2025·22m
  90. 90

    Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: Priorities, Pushback and Raw Power.

    Jun 11, 2025·32m
  91. 91

    Rewind: Why Texas is Dead Last in Personal Freedom

    Jun 8, 2025·52m
  92. 92

    About That New Charge You May Soon See on Your Electric Bill…

    Jun 1, 2025·46m
  93. 93

    The Blueprint for an Ideal Texas City

    May 25, 2025·39m
  94. 94

    Y’all Ready for Beto (Again)?

    May 16, 2025·33m
  95. 95

    Tornadoes, Hurricanes, and Budget Cuts: What’s Happening at the NWS?

    May 11, 2025·52m
  96. 96

    GTFO: How One Mouthy Texan is Helping Others Create Escape Plans

    May 4, 2025·38m
  97. 97

    Watch your mouth! Why Texas Could Make It Easier To Sue You for What You Say

    Apr 29, 2025·37m
  98. 98

    The Voucher Victory — and Coming Controversies; Speaker Burrows & Chairman Wu.

    Apr 26, 2025·38m
  99. 99

    Throw a Brisket, not a Bomb

    Apr 20, 2025·37m
  100. 100

    Mark Cuban Talks Mavericks, Medicine, and his Political Future

    Apr 10, 2025·42m
  101. 101

    Punching Back: Kendall Scudder Takes on the Toughest Job in Texas Politics

    Apr 6, 2025·41m
  102. 102

    The New National Treasure in Texas

    Mar 30, 2025·38m
  103. 103

    A Foreign Perspective on Our Politics

    Mar 23, 2025·41m
  104. 104

    Uvalde’s Darkest Hour: A First-Hand Account

    Mar 16, 2025·34m
  105. 105

    Trade Wars & Texas Jobs: How Trump's Tariffs Threaten the Lone Star Economy

    Mar 7, 2025·31m
  106. 106

    When Washington Cuts, Will Dallas Bleed?

    Mar 2, 2025·37m
  107. 107

    Who Are You Going to Complain to Now Texas?

    Feb 23, 2025·38m
  108. 108

    Why a Texas School District Spent $1.5 Million on 12 Students

    Feb 16, 2025·30m
  109. 109

    Guns & Drugs: The Cross-Border Blame Game Between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada

    Feb 9, 2025·38m
  110. 110

    Texas is at Much Greater Risk of Wildfire Than You Might Think

    Feb 2, 2025·40m
  111. 111

    MATT HOUSTON: "Eminent Domain Purgatory"

    Jan 26, 2025·42m
  112. 112

    Speaker Burrows. Does Anything Change in Texas?

    Jan 17, 2025·27m
  113. 113

    Freshmen Texas Lawmakers Ready to Battle over Abortion, Education... even the Lottery

    Jan 12, 2025·52m
  114. 114

    Judge Tim O’Hare: Not ‘The Green Eyed Monster’ Some Expected

    Jan 5, 2025·27m
  115. 115

    SPECIAL EPISODE: “I’ve done all I possibly could as a human being.” The Jimmy Carter interview.

    Dec 29, 2024·21m
  116. 116

    DR. MICHAEL MURPHY: Texas Eliminates Vehicle Safety Exams, but not the Fees

    Dec 29, 2024·29m
  117. 117

    Y’all-itics “Cheers & Jeers” Episode

    Dec 22, 2024·57m
  118. 118

    Scot More: This Court has Clients, not Defendants, and it’s Easing Homelessness

    Dec 15, 2024·30m
  119. 119

    JOE RHODES: Politics Looks Different to This Texan on a 3-Year Cruise

    Dec 8, 2024·44m
  120. 120

    Dr. Ray Perryman: Trump's Tariffs Would Be  "Somewhere Between Bad and Ugly" for Texas

    Dec 1, 2024·31m
  121. 121

    Shelley Luther: From the Big House to the State House

    Nov 22, 2024·48m
  122. 122

    The “Mouthy Liberal” Leaving the USA after Trump’s Win

    Nov 17, 2024·37m
  123. 123

    Casino Gambling, School Choice, and Billions from the Border. Republicans Won Big. So, What’s Next?

    Nov 10, 2024·32m
  124. 124

    Texas Republicans THRASHED Democrats and Polls

    Nov 6, 2024·36m
  125. 125

    Do Newspaper Endorsements Even Matter?

    Oct 31, 2024·35m
  126. 126

    The Poll Workers with Panic Buttons

    Oct 27, 2024·36m
  127. 127

    The Rare Exclusive with Texas’ Secretary of State

    Oct 25, 2024·55m
  128. 128

    How Austin Lost Its Magic

    Oct 20, 2024·45m
  129. 129

    The Texas Debate: Ted Cruz vs. Colin Allred for U.S. Senate

    Oct 16, 2024·58m
  130. 130

    The Three Most Controversial Letters in Dallas

    Oct 13, 2024·23m
  131. 131

    Texas’ New “Y’all Street” Business Court

    Oct 6, 2024·37m
  132. 132

    An Engineer’s Guide to Fixin’ Texas & the USA

    Sep 29, 2024·30m
  133. 133

    Why Texas’ voter rolls could be “dirty” in November

    Sep 22, 2024·40m
  134. 134

    Will the Debate Move the Needle at all in Texas?

    Sep 12, 2024·30m
  135. 135

    Politics is a Money Game, so Y’all-itics Sits Down with a Money Maker

    Sep 8, 2024·35m
  136. 136

    “The Price Tag Has Surprised The Entire Capitol”

    Sep 1, 2024·57m
  137. 137

    Cruz v. Allred: The biggest race in Texas this November

    Aug 25, 2024·39m
  138. 138

    Election Anxiety. The Y’all-itics Guide to Staying Sane

    Aug 18, 2024·39m
  139. 139

    INCREASINGLY, BATTERIES ARE KEEPING THE ELECTRICITY ON IN TEXAS

    Aug 11, 2024·45m
  140. 140

    Why Haley Voters for Harris Refuse to Cease and Desist (and what it means for Texas)

    Aug 4, 2024·42m
  141. 141

    Can Citizens Force a City to Hire More Cops? We’re About to Find Out.

    Jul 28, 2024·46m
  142. 142

    Texas’ fastest growing minority group isn’t the one you might think

    Jul 21, 2024·37m
  143. 143

    Another Storm, Another Electricity Failure In Texas

    Jul 12, 2024·37m
  144. 144

    The Texas Dems who started “the Biden conversation”

    Jul 4, 2024·32m
  145. 145

    The Presidential Debate (SPECIAL RELEASE)

    Jun 28, 2024·56m
  146. 146

    The Texas Teen Who Could Force Big Tech to 'Take it Down' (EARLY RELEASE)

    Jun 27, 2024·43m
  147. 147

    DELAY, DELAY, DELAY. What is Texas DPS hiding?

    Jun 23, 2024·44m
  148. 148

    Greed and The Grid: Texas energy expert's theory about our high electricity bills

    Jun 16, 2024·35m
  149. 149

    The Worst Little Squatter House In Texas

    Jun 9, 2024·38m
  150. 150

    ‘This is Chernobyl’ on Texas soil

    Jun 2, 2024·41m
  151. 151

    The Texas Congresswoman Who Claps Back

    May 26, 2024·30m
  152. 152

    Texas Historian: The 24 Traits That Make These 8 U.S. Presidents The Best

    May 19, 2024·44m
  153. 153

    ‘Red Dawn’ Republicans and Dads with Daughters

    May 12, 2024·50m
  154. 154

    Why Texans Should Demand Lawmakers Tackle The Childcare Crisis

    May 5, 2024·37m
  155. 155

    Texans say yes to border policies, but a big fat no to vouchers

    Apr 28, 2024·42m
  156. 156

    “We’re gonna go so far to the right that we’re wrong.”

    Apr 21, 2024·22m
  157. 157

    Why Texas secession would be "highly problematic"

    Apr 14, 2024·39m
  158. 158

    Is Ken Paxton unstoppable?

    Apr 7, 2024·40m
  159. 159

    Finally, Texas has Taxation WITH Representation

    Mar 31, 2024·47m
  160. 160

    SPECIAL RELEASE: ‘Prison was never a possibility.’ Why the special prosecutor settled criminal charges with Ken Paxton.

    Mar 27, 2024·16m
  161. 161

    Save the machines! Hand-counting ballots did not work

    Mar 24, 2024·28m
  162. 162

    Texas isn’t an oil and gas state. It’s an energy state.

    Mar 17, 2024·38m
  163. 163

    Texas Election hangover edition

    Mar 6, 2024·41m
  164. 164

    A woman will likely lead Mexico this summer. Will she impact border politics?

    Mar 3, 2024·45m
  165. 165

    What else is flooding over the Texas-Mexico border

    Feb 25, 2024·30m
  166. 166

    Election 2024: Is Texas breaking its own law?

    Feb 20, 2024·46m
  167. 167

    Nikki Haley in Texas. Unedited.

    Feb 16, 2024·14m
  168. 168

    The political theater of Eagle Pass, TX

    Feb 11, 2024·42m
  169. 169

    Is Ken Paxton a Flight Risk? GOP lawmaker goes unplugged.

    Feb 2, 2024·56m
  170. 170

    “The biggest term of our lifetimes”: Texas challenges law & order at the Supreme Court

    Jan 28, 2024·49m
  171. 171

    Uvalde victims may lose their right to sue to the state

    Jan 19, 2024·39m
  172. 172

    The caucus carcass: A postmortem from Iowa.

    Jan 16, 2024·39m
  173. 173

    Iowa is gonna leave Texas with slim pickins

    Jan 13, 2024·29m
  174. 174

    Why Texas is dead last in personal freedom

    Jan 7, 2024·49m
  175. 175

    Rewind: Will “Educational Freedom” Handcuff Public Schools in Texas?

    Dec 31, 2023·1h 1m
  176. 176

    Rewind: Are Texas Democrats destined for permanent minority status?

    Dec 24, 2023·45m
  177. 177

    Republicans do it. Democrats don’t. That’s why this race is so rare.

    Dec 17, 2023·27m
  178. 178

    Houston got 60% of its homeless off the street. Here’s how.

    Dec 10, 2023·42m
  179. 179

    Can 1,500 sq. ft. makes Texas more affordable?

    Dec 3, 2023·42m
  180. 180

    SPECIAL RELEASE EPISODE: Republican Lawmaker Responds To Our Last Episode

    Nov 29, 2023·22m
  181. 181

    Texas Will Test Federal Law Again. Bring Your Passport

    Nov 25, 2023·50m
  182. 182

    Many Texans owe $0 in school property taxes... possibly FOR LIFE! Is it sustainable?

    Nov 19, 2023·48m
  183. 183

    Weeks Before Winter, A Revelation from ERCOT's CEO

    Nov 12, 2023·40m
  184. 184

    Depression isn’t political

    Nov 5, 2023·31m
  185. 185

    Who writes this s***? Y’all-itics: October 29, 2023

    Oct 29, 2023·48m
  186. 186

    What Texans don’t know about Roland Gutierrez and his campaign for U.S. Senate Y’all-itics: October 22, 2023

    Oct 22, 2023·50m
  187. 187

    How fragile is U.S. Democracy? 13 Presidential Centers issue an urgent call to action Y'all-itics: October 15, 2023

    Oct 15, 2023·42m
  188. 188

    Why Texas moms could sink school choice Y’all-itics: October 8, 2023

    Oct 8, 2023·43m
  189. 189

    How many millions you might still pay the Paxton whistleblowers: “$3.3 can turn into $9.3” Y'all-itics: September 28th, 2023

    Sep 28, 2023·53m
  190. 190

    Dan Patrick takes us behind the scenes of the Paxton impeachment trial and acquittal Y'all-itics: September 20th, 2023

    Sep 21, 2023·29m
  191. 191

    The closing arguments in the Ken Paxton impeachment trial Y’all-itics special release: September 15, 2023

    Sep 15, 2023·2h 6m
  192. 192

    After the Paxton trial could there be a season of revenge?

    Sep 13, 2023·17m
  193. 193

    Could week one in the Paxton impeachment trial be any more explosive? Y'all-itics: Special Release: September 8th, 2023

    Sep 8, 2023·57m
  194. 194

    The opening statements in the Ken Paxton impeachment trial Y’all-itics Special Release: September 6, 2023

    Sep 6, 2023·1h 21m
  195. 195

    It only takes 10 Republicans to save Ken Paxton. Will they? Y’all-itics Early Release: September 1, 2023

    Sep 1, 2023·1h 1m
  196. 196

    The Former State Senator Asking For $12M. Not For Re-Election. For Uvalde Y'all-itics: August 27th, 2023

    Aug 27, 2023·41m
  197. 197

    The Former State Senator Asking For $12M. Not For Re-Election. For Uvalde Y'all-itics: August 27th, 2023

    Aug 27, 2023·41m
  198. 198

    The October showdown that could decide the future of education in Texas Y’all-itics: August 20, 2023

    Aug 20, 2023·50m
  199. 199

    With Stretched Budgets, Texas Schools Go On An Armed Officer Hiring Spree Y'all-itics: August 13, 2023

    Aug 13, 2023·42m
  200. 200

    Are Texas Democrats destined for permanent minority status? Y’all-itics: August 6, 2023

    Aug 6, 2023·45m
  201. 201

    Why can't grandma move onto our property? Y’all-itics: July 30, 2023

    Jul 30, 2023·43m
  202. 202

    The Texas Kayaker taking on the Governor at the border Y’all-itics: July 21, 2023

    Jul 21, 2023·35m
  203. 203

    A glimpse inside the Texas Attorney General’s office after Paxton’s suspension

    Jul 14, 2023·39m
  204. 204

    30-minutes was all it took for Texas leaders to agree on property tax relief. Here’s how much you’ll save.

    Jul 10, 2023·15m
  205. 205

    Plenty of controversial decisions, but this Supreme Court may be remembered for what wasn't addressed

    Jul 9, 2023·46m
  206. 206

    Property tax relief: “a legislative Vietnam”

    Jul 2, 2023·49m
  207. 207

    Do the impeachment trial rules help or hurt Ken Paxton?

    Jun 22, 2023·22m
  208. 208

    Does a third political party have a chance in Texas? Y’all-itics: June 18, 2023

    Jun 18, 2023·35m
  209. 209

    Discussing... and cussing... the latest bills to fix the Texas power grid Y’all-itics: June 11, 2023

    Jun 11, 2023·1h 4m
  210. 210

    The Legendary Texas lawyers prosecuting Ken Paxton call their case as "strong as horseradish" Yall-itics: June 2, 2023

    Jun 2, 2023·44m
  211. 211

    The Republican case against Ken Paxton Y’all-itics: May 27, 2022

    May 27, 2023·3h 15m
  212. 212

    Early release: Raise your hand if you saw the Paxton impeachment coming Y’all-itics Early Release: May 26, 2022

    May 26, 2023·1h
  213. 213

    Why the end of Title 42 returned our southern border “back to normal” Y’all-itics: May 21, 2023

    May 21, 2023·53m
  214. 214

    Will Texas Republicans ever reach a tipping point for guns? Y’all-itics: May 14, 2023

    May 14, 2023·52m
  215. 215

    The Step-By-Step to Actually Lower Your Property Taxes This Year Y’all-itics Special Release: May 10, 2023

    May 10, 2023·55m
  216. 216

    Is Southwest Airlines ready for summer travel? Let’s ask the CEO Yall-itics: May 7th, 2023

    May 7, 2023·44m
  217. 217

    Some Parishioners to Catholic Bishops: Stay In Your Lane and Out of Politics Yall-itics: April 30, 2023

    Apr 30, 2023·49m
  218. 218

    “This is a missile in search of a target” Y’all-itics: April 23, 2023

    Apr 23, 2023·58m
  219. 219

    “Hell will freeze over”: Dan Patrick on property taxes, parental freedom and the stalled push for his priorities Y’all-itics Special Release: April 18, 2023

    Apr 18, 2023·28m
  220. 220

    Governor Abbott's Unusual Offer To A Convicted Murderer Y’all-itics: April 16, 2023

    Apr 16, 2023·45m
  221. 221

    Nonbinary frogs, a fed-up mom and the effort to make school boards boring again Y’all-itics: April 9, 202

    Apr 9, 2023·56m
  222. 222

    Rewind: The GOP Governor Next Door Who’s (Likely) Running for President Y’all-itics Rewind: April 3, 2023

    Apr 3, 2023·50m
  223. 223

    Texas’ Housing Crisis: “I can see San Francisco in the headlights” Y’all-itics: April 2, 2023

    Apr 2, 2023·52m
  224. 224

    Overdosing in Texas: We've heard drug warnings for decades, but this time it's different Y’all-itics: March 26, 202

    Mar 26, 2023·51m
  225. 225

    Will “Educational Freedom” Handcuff Public Schools in Texas? Y’all-itics: March 17, 2023

    Mar 19, 2023·51m
  226. 226

    Texas Is Among the Worst in Voter Turnout. What 100+ New Election Bills might mean to Texas Voters Yall-itics: March 12, 2023

    Mar 12, 2023·46m
  227. 227

    Do Businesses Deserve Their Own Court System? Half of the Country Has Them. Why Doesn’t Texas? Yall-itics: March 5th, 2023

    Mar 5, 2023·44m
  228. 228

    The science to reducing violent crime. Why other cities are now looking at Dallas.

    Feb 26, 2023·54m
  229. 229

    Cough medicine requires it. Should buying bullets in bulk?

    Feb 19, 2023·41m
  230. 230

    It's too easy to steal property in Texas. Will state lawmakers fix it? Y’all-itics: February 12, 2023

    Feb 12, 2023·48m
  231. 231

    Why were the cops fired so fast? Tyre Nichols’ murder might set a new precedent. Yallitics: February 5, 2023

    Feb 5, 2023·38m
  232. 232

    How to Escape from Afghanistan to Texas… Alive Y’all-itics: January 29, 2023

    Jan 30, 2023·1h
  233. 233

    Mr. Bhojani takes his Quran to Austin (and makes Texas history) Y’all-itics: January 22, 2023

    Jan 22, 2023·43m
  234. 234

    $32 Billion EXTRA in Texas. How much will you get? Y’all-itics: January 15, 2023

    Jan 15, 2023·42m
  235. 235

    Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s Political Primer for the Texas Legislative Session Y’all-itics: January 8, 2023

    Jan 8, 2023·30m
  236. 236

    Rewind: The Playbook to Take Down Texas Public Schools Y’all-itics Rewind: January 1, 2023

    Jan 1, 2023·1h 5m
  237. 237

    Rewind: This Might be Your Best Year to Fight Property Tax Appraisals! Y’all-itics Rewind: December 25, 2022

    Dec 25, 2022·50m
  238. 238

    The Case Before the U.S. Supreme Court That Could Lead to Election Chaos Yallitics: December 18, 2022

    Dec 18, 2022·35m
  239. 239

    Family, Food, Politics… and Anxiety. Welcome to the Holidays! Yallitics: December 11, 2022

    Dec 11, 2022·37m
  240. 240

    A 14-year-old Preparing to Vote? How Gen Z is Disrupting Politics Yallitics: December 4, 2022

    Dec 4, 2022·40m
  241. 241

    The Harris County election under investigation: Was there a crime...or is this just politics? Y’all-itics: November 27, 2022

    Nov 27, 2022·41m
  242. 242

    What’s next for Beto? Texas Democrats should be optimistic, top staffer says Y’all-itics: November 20, 2022

    Nov 20, 2022·34m
  243. 243

    Inside the Greg Abbott Political Machine, Why Abbott Never Worried About Beto Yall-itics: November 13, 2022

    Nov 13, 2022·53m
  244. 244

    Election Hangover Edition Y’all-itics: November 8, 2022

    Nov 9, 2022·34m
  245. 245

    Where are the Voters in Texas? Y’all-itics Early Release: November 4, 2022

    Nov 4, 2022·33m
  246. 246

    The Texas Election will Dictate the Nation’s Future Y’all-itics: October 30, 2022

    Oct 30, 2022·55m
  247. 247

    How “3 pieces of bacon” in Texas could change national politics

    Oct 23, 2022·53m
  248. 248

    This is as close to a second gubernatorial debate as Texas will get.

    Oct 16, 2022·35m
  249. 249

    The GOP Governor Next Door Who’s (Likely) Running for President

    Oct 9, 2022·50m
  250. 250

    One debate. Two candidates. 38-days until the election. Did anything change?

    Oct 1, 2022·35m
  251. 251

    Winter is coming. ERCOT’s CEO takes our questions on whether the Texas Grid is ready.

    Sep 25, 2022·47m
  252. 252

    How the Texas GOP tried to get some Candidates Removed from your November Ballot

    Sep 18, 2022·34m
  253. 253

    Republicans Backing a Democrat: Canary in the Coal Mine for Texas GOP?

    Sep 11, 2022·47m
  254. 254

    SCOOP: A Republican with 25-years in office will back a Democrat for one of Texas’ top jobs

    Sep 4, 2022·44m
  255. 255

    Mission to the Moon: Beyond Flags & Footprints

    Aug 29, 2022·39m
  256. 256

    Two Voices You Haven't Heard In The Book Debate

    Aug 24, 2022·53m
  257. 257

    First Anne Frank. Then the Bible. Are any books safe in Texas school libraries?

    Aug 22, 2022·54m
  258. 258

    A Texas sized tax surplus. So, do we get a refund?

    Aug 14, 2022·39m
  259. 259

    “Deep in the Pockets of Texas”

    Aug 8, 2022·42m
  260. 260

    Watering Lawns in Dallas Might Require Flooding Farms in East Texas

    Jul 31, 2022·43m
  261. 261

    Texas Might be First to Ban Minors from Social Media

    Jul 25, 2022·36m
  262. 262

    Will the Texas grid make it through the summer?

    Jul 18, 2022·32m
  263. 263

    "It's a very interesting time to be an openly gay Republican" (in Texas)

    Jul 11, 2022·42m
  264. 264

    $6 Gas in Texas by Labor Day?

    Jul 4, 2022·51m
  265. 265

    “I think that what you’ll find is chaos.”

    Jun 27, 2022·39m
  266. 266

    The End of Abortion in Texas

    Jun 24, 2022·47m
  267. 267

    Will your A/C stay on in Texas this Summer?

    Jun 20, 2022·39m
  268. 268

    “It consumes all of our day. And it consumes all of our nights.”

    Jun 13, 2022·30m
  269. 269

    Numbers aren’t Political. The Government says Texas Discriminated.

    Jun 7, 2022·36m
  270. 270

    The University of Texas Lab that’s Saved Millions of Lives

    May 30, 2022·37m
  271. 271

    Don’t Think it Happens in Texas? It Does Now.

    May 24, 2022·1h 4m
  272. 272

    Don’t let the Hatch Hit you on the Way Out!

    May 17, 2022·36m
  273. 273

    Where are all the Texas Judges?

    May 10, 2022·44m
  274. 274

    From Parking Lots to Parks: Downtown Dallas’ Urban Renewal

    May 2, 2022·46m
  275. 275

    This Might be Your Best Year to Fight Property Tax Appraisals.

    Apr 25, 2022·1h 19m
  276. 276

    The Political Rise of Greg Abbott

    Apr 19, 2022·46m
  277. 277

    Y’all-itics Takeover: Cynthia Izaguirre Came To Get Answers

    Apr 12, 2022·1h 8m
  278. 278

    It Sounds Crazy to a lot of People. But it Sounds Less Crazy Everyday

    Apr 4, 2022·42m
  279. 279

    Dwaine Caraway is Planning His Comeback

    Mar 31, 2022·44m
  280. 280

    How Latinos Might Save Our Democracy

    Mar 29, 2022·44m
  281. 281

    The Border Crisis 6,000 Miles Away and Why it’s Coming to Texas

    Mar 24, 2022·33m
  282. 282

    She’s a 24-year-old American photojournalist awaiting the Russians in Kyiv

    Mar 22, 2022·36m
  283. 283

    What if Blondes and Redheads were Outlawed? Why Natural Hair Should be a Basic Right

    Mar 15, 2022·33m
  284. 284

    The Wastes of War, the Wounds of War

    Mar 8, 2022·38m
  285. 285

    Who Won, Who Didn’t and What’s Next

    Mar 2, 2022·44m
  286. 286

    Step Aside Russian Oil. Texas Oil is Ready to Take Over

    Mar 1, 2022·57m
  287. 287

    EMERGENCY EPISODE: WiFi could be cut, please call me in Ukraine quickly

    Feb 25, 2022·26m
  288. 288

    Republicans Smoke Weed Too

    Feb 22, 2022·1h 3m
  289. 289

    The Playbook to Take Down Texas Public Schools

    Feb 15, 2022·1h
  290. 290

    Texas is Hiring a Lawyer

    Feb 8, 2022·53m
  291. 291

    Confessions of a Texas Transplant

    Jan 31, 2022·59m
  292. 292

    Texas workers keep quitting, Texas employers keep paying more. Can this keep up?

    Jan 24, 2022·27m
  293. 293

    Hey Austin: Let Us Do Our Jobs!

    Jan 18, 2022·48m
  294. 294

    The State of Texas is Calling Out Sick

    Jan 11, 2022·41m
  295. 295

    What to Expect in Texas Politics in 2022

    Jan 4, 2022·44m
  296. 296

    Rewind: Dale Hansen Unplugging

    Dec 28, 2021·1h 4m
  297. 297

    Rewind: We’re Out of Houses in Texas

    Dec 21, 2021·51m
  298. 298

    I Figured I’d See a lot of Penguins

    Dec 14, 2021·35m
  299. 299

    Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines, and the Texas tavern where it all began

    Dec 7, 2021·45m
  300. 300

    The Texas Growth Model

    Nov 30, 2021·39m
  301. 301

    The New Abnormal in Texas

    Nov 23, 2021·50m
  302. 302

    Our Boss gave us Six Months... You gave us Two Years

    Nov 19, 2021·20m
  303. 303

    Beto’s Back… on Y’all-itics

    Nov 15, 2021·40m
  304. 304

    A Short Message From The Jasons

    Nov 10, 2021·6m
  305. 305

    This Is What We’re Headed For. Period.

    Nov 9, 2021·45m
  306. 306

    The Death Divide in Texas

    Nov 2, 2021·45m
  307. 307

    How the Supreme Court could Strike Down Texas Law and Still Limit Abortion

    Oct 26, 2021·41m
  308. 308

    Why the Texas Power Grid could still be Vulnerable to “Large-Scale Failures” this Winter

    Oct 19, 2021·52m
  309. 309

    Collier v. Dowd on Texas’ two biggest problems, gun rights and Beto

    Oct 12, 2021·51m
  310. 310

    Will Election Audits be our New Normal?

    Oct 5, 2021·44m
  311. 311

    Talking to the two ‘yahoos‘ suing over Texas‘ abortion law

    Sep 28, 2021·41m
  312. 312

    The Lincoln Project: Gov. Abbott more Dangerous than Trump

    Sep 21, 2021·44m
  313. 313

    Republicans think Gov. Abbott is vulnerable. Why don’t Texas Democrats?

    Sep 14, 2021·50m
  314. 314

    Texas Bullet Train CEO: The details you haven’t heard.

    Sep 7, 2021·48m
  315. 315

    After Afghanistan: The Paperwork War

    Aug 30, 2021·41m
  316. 316

    Concerts, COVID and Cold Ones

    Aug 24, 2021·32m
  317. 317

    Legal Purgatory: What Texas Courts Say About Your Masks

    Aug 17, 2021·39m
  318. 318

    The Masked Resistance Fights Back in Texas

    Aug 12, 2021·59m
  319. 319

    Redistricting: ”What used to be a dark art has become a dark science”

    Aug 10, 2021·35m
  320. 320

    Why the right is running against Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton

    Aug 3, 2021·49m
  321. 321

    Could this school year actually be more challenging than the last?

    Jul 27, 2021·57m
  322. 322

    D.C., Miller Lite, & Monopoly: The Politics of Voting in Texas

    Jul 19, 2021·47m
  323. 323

    Are Republicans Unraveling a Texas President's Proudest Achievement?

    Jul 13, 2021·43m
  324. 324

    Can Texas Republicans even agree with each other in the special session?

    Jul 6, 2021·42m
  325. 325

    The New Political Party in Texas

    Jun 29, 2021·45m
  326. 326

    You Might Not Recognize Downtown Dallas In A Few Years

    Jun 22, 2021·52m
  327. 327

    Texas has a different kind of ‘foundation problem’ right now

    Jun 15, 2021·38m
  328. 328

    “We Have Stepped Out of the Shadow of Dallas”

    Jun 10, 2021·25m
  329. 329

    “We Have No Idea Who the Good Guy is”

    Jun 8, 2021·57m
  330. 330

    You Can’t Even Find Dirt to Build Homes on in Texas

    Jun 1, 2021·35m
  331. 331

    Wasted Energy?

    May 25, 2021·40m
  332. 332

    Dale Hansen Unplugging

    May 19, 2021·1h 1m
  333. 333

    Why Nobody Knows Exactly How Many Texas Teachers Have Died of COVID-19

    May 18, 2021·47m
  334. 334

    Could Gender Parity Help Texas Lawmakers Get More Done

    May 11, 2021·33m
  335. 335

    How Texas Could Replace Property Taxes

    May 4, 2021·42m
  336. 336

    How to lower your property appraisal (and hopefully your property taxes, too)

    Apr 27, 2021·52m
  337. 337

    The Chauvin Verdict: “There’s Still Hope”

    Apr 20, 2021·33m
  338. 338

    Is Texas Ready for the Steep Cost of the Election Bills?

    Apr 20, 2021·40m
  339. 339

    The Ghost Residents Who Live All Over, But Vote in Texas

    Apr 13, 2021·33m
  340. 340

    Race, Violence and Medicine

    Apr 6, 2021·44m
  341. 341

    We’re Out of Houses in Texas

    Mar 30, 2021·49m
  342. 342

    The Fight To Vote or The Right to Vote

    Mar 22, 2021·37m
  343. 343

    “Duct Tape Immigration Policy”

    Mar 16, 2021·44m
  344. 344

    Bonus Podcast: Dr. Fauci’s Texas Report Card

    Mar 11, 2021·27m
  345. 345

    Coastal Distancing, Big Expectations and Fainting Turtles

    Mar 9, 2021·47m
  346. 346

    Texas is Losing 1,000 Restaurants Every Month

    Mar 2, 2021·35m
  347. 347

    How the GOP Remembers… the Bill that Died Before the Power Did

    Feb 26, 2021·22m
  348. 348

    The Bill That Died Before The Power Did

    Feb 23, 2021·28m
  349. 349

    They tripped. We froze.

    Feb 16, 2021·30m
  350. 350

    Emergency Podcast: ERCOT's CEO Talks to Y'all-Itics

    Feb 16, 2021·27m
  351. 351

    Rooted: The Basic Right to Natural Hair

    Feb 9, 2021·38m
  352. 352

    The Black Lawman 150 Years in the Making

    Feb 2, 2021·25m
  353. 353

    Key cards, COVID, and Kiwis

    Jan 29, 2021·33m
  354. 354

    29M People, 1.7M Doses.  The Hunger Games Rollout in Texas

    Jan 26, 2021·36m
  355. 355

    Forget Trump. The Lincoln Project Now Targets Texas Senator Ted Cruz

    Jan 19, 2021·27m
  356. 356

    Cutting Your Property Taxes in Half and Other Texas Dreams During the 87th Legislature

    Jan 12, 2021·45m
  357. 357

    Could the 25th Take Down the 45th?

    Jan 7, 2021·24m
  358. 358

    Why does the GOP’s $100 Million Woman want to Crawl into a Hole?

    Jan 5, 2021·28m
  359. 359

    An influential “Green Republican” in red Texas

    Dec 15, 2020·30m
  360. 360

    Equality in banking: Access to loans isn’t equal in Texas.

    Dec 8, 2020·28m
  361. 361

    Can Your Boss Force You to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine?

    Dec 1, 2020·29m
  362. 362

    Better Get Your Ship Together

    Nov 24, 2020·42m
  363. 363

    Black Women Put Biden-Harris Ticket Over the Top. Now, They Expect Results.

    Nov 17, 2020·52m
  364. 364

    Latino Voters Won’t Show Up to a Party They’re Not Invited to

    Nov 10, 2020·55m
  365. 365

    The Texas Autopsy: What Went Wrong for Democrats and Right for Republicans?

    Nov 5, 2020·59m
  366. 366

    Texas is a National Obsession Because of its “Unstable” Politics (Proceed with Caution with any Predictions)

    Nov 2, 2020·53m
  367. 367

    Bonus Episode: Campaign swag, vodka and soda: The politics of products

    Oct 28, 2020·37m
  368. 368

    Ammo is sold out. What are Texans preparing for?

    Oct 27, 2020·39m
  369. 369

    Can “Deep MAGA Country” Help Biden in Texas?

    Oct 22, 2020·43m
  370. 370

    9,000 Votes an Hour

    Oct 20, 2020·29m
  371. 371

    We Can’t do our Work without an Audience: Artists feel Left Behind in Pandemic Politics

    Oct 13, 2020·47m
  372. 372

    “He who lives by the crystal ball learns to eat broken glass”. A well-known Texan warns about election predictions.

    Oct 8, 2020·40m
  373. 373

    Will the Shrapnel from Paxton’s Bombshell Hurt the TX GOP?

    Oct 5, 2020·53m
  374. 374

    You Might Get Really Annoyed, but Welcome to a Battleground State

    Sep 29, 2020·37m
  375. 375

    Sen. Cruz: It’s not Hypocrisy, it’s Politics

    Sep 23, 2020·33m
  376. 376

    Criminal Justice Reform. What does that really mean?

    Sep 22, 2020·42m
  377. 377

    GOP Leader: “We are not to be Ruled. We’re Supposed to be Governed.”

    Sep 15, 2020·33m
  378. 378

    Beto 2020: No Meat, No Guns, No Regrets

    Sep 8, 2020·29m
  379. 379

    We’ve Politically Charged a Human Issue (early release)

    Aug 27, 2020·48m
  380. 380

    RNC 2020: Principles, personality but no platform? Texas lawmakers says it’s a mistake

    Aug 25, 2020·31m
  381. 381

    DNC 2020: Excitement, Worry Among Prominent Texas Democrats

    Aug 18, 2020·40m
  382. 382

    Don’t Yo-Yo Us Around

    Aug 11, 2020·40m
  383. 383

    Make the Lines Go Away

    Aug 4, 2020·34m
  384. 384

    Will Green Turn Texas Blue?

    Jul 28, 2020·25m
  385. 385

    Finding the Will to Teach

    Jul 21, 2020·44m
  386. 386

    Plexiglass, puzzles and pedals: The Pandemic Economy in Texas

    Jul 14, 2020·44m
  387. 387

    Pizza and Plexiglass: How a Texas restaurant is surviving (when almost a third may never reopen)

    Jul 7, 2020·41m
  388. 388

    What the Covid-19 crystal ball predicts for Texas in July

    Jun 30, 2020·48m
  389. 389

    This Is Sports for the Unathletic

    Jun 23, 2020·38m
  390. 390

    We Just Want a Job

    Jun 16, 2020·32m
  391. 391

    So What Now?

    Jun 9, 2020·49m
  392. 392

    My Skin is not a Weapon

    Jun 2, 2020·50m
  393. 393

    American Astronauts. American Spacecraft. American Soil.

    May 26, 2020·45m
  394. 394

    First the pandemic. Now property appraisals. A big tax battle is about to begin.

    May 19, 2020·46m
  395. 395

    Disinfection theater, robots, and bright lights

    May 12, 2020·55m
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    May 5, 2020·47m
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    The struggle is real. Now the UNEMPLOYMENT AGENCY is having to borrow money.

    Apr 28, 2020·46m
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    Voting for President… in your Pajamas

    Apr 21, 2020·51m
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    Hydroxy-what? The most politicized pharmaceutical of the moment

    Apr 13, 2020·28m
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    Caller please hold, a Texas Workforce Commission update

    Apr 10, 2020·29m
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    What’s it really like in a COVID unit? A Texas nurse tells us.

    Apr 6, 2020·30m
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    Covid 19: Unemployment questions and answers

    Apr 2, 2020·43m
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    Covid-19: Beer trucks, egg deliveries, and RVs for MDs

    Mar 30, 2020·51m
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    "We can't buy our way out of a crisis"

    Mar 26, 2020·38m
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    Covid-19: The layoffs are coming, but there's still some hope

    Mar 23, 2020·39m
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    Early Release: This became an economic pandemic long before it became a health pandemic

    Mar 13, 2020·1h 2m
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    Where do old voting machines go to die? (+ a Texas coronavirus update)

    Mar 10, 2020·28m
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    BONUS EPISODE: Y'all really turned out Super Tuesday

    Mar 4, 2020·33m
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    Coronavirus: What Texas learned from Ebola

    Mar 3, 2020·24m
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    Is health care a right… or a commodity?

    Feb 25, 2020·34m
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    The President called while I was in the shower

    Feb 18, 2020·35m
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    Registering to vote by photo booth

    Feb 11, 2020·34m
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    I still don’t know who won Iowa. Does it matter now?

    Feb 4, 2020·39m
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    The Expensive Silence

    Jan 28, 2020·24m
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    The U-Haul full of hemp

    Jan 21, 2020·34m
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    Frenemy of the state: Saudi Arabia’s role in US-Iran clash

    Jan 14, 2020·24m
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    Living in fear: The people who don’t report crimes in Texas.

    Jan 7, 2020·22m
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    Emergency Podcast: Yes, the U.S./Iran conflict affects your money. Here’s how

    Jan 3, 2020·21m
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    How the new trade deal will benefit Texas big time

    Dec 31, 2019·25m
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    Bridging the political divide, part 2

    Dec 24, 2019·25m
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    Bridging the political divide, part 1

    Dec 17, 2019·19m
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    Battleground counties will decide 2020. One in Texas could be pivotal

    Dec 10, 2019·19m
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    Why do politicians ignore black women?

    Dec 3, 2019·22m
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    How the tit-for-tat trade war is hurting Texans

    Nov 26, 2019·24m
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    2020 will be the year of political text messages

    Nov 19, 2019·22m
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