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Food, culture, news and nature in the sweaty Bayou City. Join Host Raheel Ramzanali and the City Cast Houston team as we celebrate and interrogate this sprawling place with our favorite journalists, thinkers, leaders, neighbors and gadflies. Learn more and subscribe to our daily morning newsletter, Hey Houston, at houston.citycast.fm.
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We all do things as Houstonians that we’re not proud of…like honking at people driving 20mph below the speed limit or always showing up late to an event because of traffic! So, host Raheel Ramzanali is bringing on producer Carlignon Jones and Tessa Barrera, co-host of Houston Life on KPRC, to confess their toxic Houston traits and learn some from you, the listeners!
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Introducing Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Unpacks Purpose | PLUS What Tariffs Mean For Fashion from The Run-Through with Vogue.Follow the show: The Run-Through with Vogue
After winning three (!) Tonys for his play Appropriate, Branden Jacobs Jenkins is back on Broadway with another epic family drama: Purpose. This time, it's directed by the one-and-only Phylicia Rashad (swoon) and centers a Black Political elite who finds themselves at a crossroads. Chloe and Vogue’s Features Editor Marley Marius talk with Branden about identity, writing characters for the stage and how he feels about being back in the Condé Nast offices after his long-ago stint at The New Yorker.PLUS: How does Trump’s Tariffs affect customers and the fashion industry? We invite Vogue Business Executive Americas Editor Hilary Milnes to break down the news.
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Now that almost every business interaction seems to end with a tip screen, we asked ourselves: What are the new rules of tipping in Houston? And have we reached a tipping point with tipping? Helping host Raheel Ramzanali dig into this is Houstonia Magazine’s editor-in-chief Emma Balter and Ryan Lachaine, chef and co-owner of RIEL in Montrose.
Stories we talked about on today’s show and more about our guests:
Texans among worst tippers in America, but still better than California
Has U.S. Tipping Culture Reached a Tipping Point?
Check out Emma’s work in Houstonia Magazine
Learn more about Ryan Lachaine’s journey at Riel
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You’ve probably seen them parked at bus stops, or at the edge of a parking lot: abandoned shopping carts. They might seem like just a nuisance, but dealing with them is more complicated than you think. Host Raheel Ramzanali talks it through with Ryan Nickerson, the Houston Chronicle’s quality of life reporter.
Dive deeper into today’s story:
Abandoned shopping carts are a persistent problem in Houston. Here's how the city wants to solve it.
What impacts your quality of life the most in Houston?
Houston Architecture Information Forum on Abandoned Shopping Cart
Stolen, abandoned shopping carts draw ire of Houston leaders
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There’s been plenty of controversy over bike lanes in Midtown. Mayor Whitmire initially removed protected lanes on Austin Street without warning, later reversing course in a compromise with the biking community. But some worry that his track record could put other protected bike lanes at risk. Host Raheel Ramzanali digs into the bike lane battles with Joe Cutrufo, executive director of BikeHouston, to talk about how the mayor’s decisions affect safety, what’s at stake on 11th Street in the Heights, and why expanding bike lanes matters for all Houstonians.
Stories we talked about on today’s show:
Pivoting, Whitmire says Austin Street will get a dedicated bike lane, but no physical barrier
Houston cyclists decry 'armadillo' removal as city eyes new measures
City of Houston draft report touts 11th Street's success
Mayor Whitmire on Hello Houston
Derek Fincham explaining how physical barriers saved his life
Learn more about BikeHouston
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It’s Friday so host Raheel Ramzanali is bringing on some of Houston’s smartest and most in-the-know journalists and commentators to recap the week’s bigest news. He’s joined by Monique Welch, diverse communities reporter at the Houston Landing, and Charles Blain, conservative commentator and president of the Urban Reform Institute, to preview a major GOP showdown, changes to teacher pay, a tragic attack on Afghan girls in a lunchroom, and more.
Stories we talked about on today’s show:
Texas AG Ken Paxton officially joins U.S. Senate race challenging John Cornyn
John Cornyn’s Statement on X
Mike Miles: HISD to launch ‘largest pay-for-performance plan in the nation’ in fall 2026
Houston ISD federal bribery trial enters its third week. Here's what to know.
New home, same care: Former Texas Children’s midwives join Woman’s Hospital of Texas
New study finds maternal mortality in Texas rose faster than national rate
HISD completes transfer after alleged assault of Afghan girls
GOAL! Meet the Latina behind the 2026 FIFA World Cup Houston poster
Art Car Parade
Learn more Houston Health Department’s Community Re-Entry Network Program
12th Annual Lyons Ave. Renaissance Festival
More things to do in April!
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We’re in the final stretch of that perfect spring weather in Houston, and host Raheel Ramzanali wants to soak it all up, without spending a fortune. So, he’s challenged executive producer Laura Isensee and Hey Houston newsletter editor Brooke Lewis to plan the perfect spring day in H-town for under $50!
Brooke’s Perfect Spring Day in Montrose:
Coffee at Empire Cafe
Shopping at Space Montrose, Leopard Lounge, and others
Lunch at ChopnBlok
Visit The Menil Collection and Rothko Chapel
Laura’s Perfect Spring Day:
Heights Blvd. Morning Walk
Brunch at EMA
Check out the stores on 19th Street
Donation-based yoga at Black Swan Yoga
Happy Hour at Padre’s Wine Company or Onion Creek
Pizza at Coltivare
Raheel’s Perfect Spring Day:
Blue Moon latte at Summer Moon
Brunch at Shykatz Cafe
Free beach on the west side of Galveston or under Murdoch’s
Happy hour at Fish Taco Company
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We can thank the Czech settlers in the 1800s for bringing kolaches to Texas. Now they’ve become one of our favorite breakfast treats in Houston. But with so many places, picking the best kolache spot can can be overwhelming. So, Houston food content creator Shawn the Food Sheep joins host Raheel Ramzanali to give his recommendations of places you need to try ASAP. From sweet fruity fillings to savory and spicy options, these kolaches will have you ready to conquer the day. This episode originally aired on June 27, 2023.
Check out the recommendations from today’s conversation:
Kolache Shoppe
Koala Kolache
Koffeteria
Shipley Donuts
The Original Kolache Shoppe
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Over 5,000 Houstonians rallied at City Hall to protest President Trump and Elon Musk, plus even more rallies in Montgomery County and across the country. Plus, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. visited the epicenter of Texas’ measles outbreak, and local nonprofits supporting refugees say their crisis is deepening. Executive Producer Laura Isensee is breaking it all down with Chron.com trending news reporter Faith Bugenhagen.
Learn more about the stories we talked about today:
Thousands rally at City Hall for Hands Off! protest against Elon Musk and President Donald Trump
Exclusive: Trump order disrupts $100 million in aid for Houston refugees. Can it be recovered?
A second Texas child has died from measles; RFK Jr. visits
How Long Will the Texas Measles Outbreak Last?
Pivoting, Whitmire says Austin Street will get a dedicated bike lane, but no physical barrier
Cougar fans take over San Antonio as Final Four festivities get underway
WATCH: Clumsy robber fumbles gun, slips and falls during attempted armed robbery at Houston convenience store
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A second unvaccinated child with measles has died in West Texas, as the measles outbreak reaches nearly 500 cases and shows no signs of slowing. While U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., visited the epicenter of the crisis on Sunday, we wanted to know: how long will the measles outbreak last? And how can Houstonians protect themselves and their kids? Executive Producer Laura Isensee talks with Dr. Sandi Cohan and Lorena Mottu, both with Legacy Community Health, to learn more.
Dive deeper into today's conversation:
A second Texas child has died from measles; RFK Jr. visits
Measles outbreak could last a year, health official in Texas says
Texas is poised to make measles a nationwide epidemic, public health experts say
With measles in the news, adults are wondering, do I need a vaccine booster?
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It’s the Friday News Roundup! Producer Carlignon Jones and Pulitzer Prize finalist Evan Mintz break down the week’s biggest stories, from the city’s record-breaking overtime crisis to a national protest against President Trump coming to Houston. Plus, more on game room raids across the city, why the mayor’s removing bike lanes in Midtown, and their moments of joy!
Learn more about the stories we talked about today:
Mayor Whitmire, Controller Hollins spar over Houston’s $137M in overtime pay for city employees
Houston protest decries Trump and Musk cuts affecting services 'families rely on'
Houston businesses brace for costs as Trump's tariffs loom
Whitmire stresses maintaining public safety as fears grow over future of Houston's bike lanes
City official says Austin Street bike lane hindered HFD — firefighters say they used it
Houston game rooms raided: Numerous locations targeted by authorities
Houston's Top 6 Food Festivals to Check Out This Spring
Enjoy Houston’s Intoxicating Jasmine Air While You Can
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Planning a spring getaway or summer trip? You don’t need to splurge to take your dream vacation, at least for your flight. Travel expert and Going founder Scott Keyes is sharing his top tips for finding cheap flights out of Houston, whether it’s from Hobby Airport or Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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Houston is buzzing with parties, but host Raheel Ramzanali has discovered one that’s a perfect match for his love of coffee. Meanwhile, how much would you shell out for exclusive access to a members-only bar? Plus, find out why the drama over a new matcha brand in H-town has gone viral. Erica Cheng, food reporter at Chron.com, joins Raheel to break down the latest food trends in Houston.
Want to know more? Check out the stories we talked about today:
Coffee shop raves are becoming the next big thing in Houston
The Tea on All That Matcha Girl Drama in Houston
Members-only clubs and bars with hefty price tags are on the rise in Houston
Exclusive, members-only wine club 55 Seventy is coming to Houston
Dollar dogs, crazy nachos, margaritas: the foods, drinks of Astros games
Dallas-based Tex Mex chain Mi Cocina shutters last Houston location
Talespin Pizza is blowing up on social media. Here's what it tastes like.
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April screams spring in H-Town with that final stretch of perfect weather and exciting outdoor events! To help you make the most out of it, the City Cast Houston team has hand-picked the best things to do this month — events you won’t find anywhere else. From a picnic for adults to a Grammy-nominated Houston band…Oh, and amazing Black-owned restaurants to try, we’ve got your April plans covered!
Want to enjoy even more things around Houston this month? Check out the top 6 food festivals we’re excited about this month!
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Art Car Parade
Big Blanket Picnic
Khruangbin at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
Black Restaurant Week
Bungalow Dining
Mo’ Brunch + Brews
Lucille’s
HTX Storytellers - Family
Third Ward Annual Easter Block Party
Earth Day Celebration
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Over 50 years ago, more than two dozen teenage boys in Houston were tortured and murdered by the "Candy Man," one of the country's most prolific serial killers. But the crime was ignored for too long. Now a new book reveals how a scientist restored the long-lost identity of several victims and why the case still matters today. City Cast Houston executive producer Laura Isensee sat down with Lise Olsen, author of “The Scientist and the Serial Killer,” and forensic anthropologist Sharon Derrick to learn more. And just a heads up, this episode focuses on a topic that is graphic in nature.
To learn more about the case, check out these upcoming book events:
Book launch at Murder by the Book on April 1
Conversation with Maggie Galehouse at the Barnes & Noble in Webster on April 11
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It’s the Friday News Roundup! Host Raheel Ramzanali and political commentator Rafael Lemaitre break down the week’s biggest stories—from the Texas Lottery scame to new cuts to the federal workforce that will impact us in Houston. Plus, why your allergies are flaring up, the latest on Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s THC ban, and their moments of joy!
Stories we talked about on today’s show:
The Trump administration restructures federal health agencies, cuts 20,000 jobs
'I want my money back': How Texas could recover cash from $95 million stacked-odds Lotto game
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he’ll push for special session if THC ban, bail changes fail
No, funds from the Texas Lottery do not mostly support Texas education
Think you know which Texas city has the worst allergies? Think again.
Maps show when allergy season will peak near you
Houston oak pollen count breaks record for month of March
If you enjoyed today's interview with A.D. Players Theater's Director of Education and Theatre for Young Audiences, Andy Pederson, learn more here.
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Houston’s food scene is amazing, from taco trucks to Michelin-starred restaurants. But did you know that we also have some incredible food festivals? With spring the perfect time to indulge, host Raheel Ramzanali is getting recommendations from Marco Torres, taco columnist at the Houston Chronicle, on the top six food festivals you don’t want to miss. Oh, and Raheel has a bonus pick, so grab your stretchy pants!
Check out Marco’s recommendations and more about H-town’s food festivals and other things we talked about on the show:
Oyster & Seafest Festival
2025 CultureMap Houston Tastemaker Awards
Houston Barbecue Festival
Tacos and Tequila Festival Houston
Brazilian Food & Music Festival
Top Taco
22 Houston-area spring festivals celebrating food, music and art
How Lucha Libre Wrestling is Changing This Houston Community
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How Houston are you? Host Raheel Ramzanali is chatting with producer Carlignon Jones and Hey Houston newsletter editor Brooke Lewis about things you have to experience to make you a REAL Houstonian. From honking in traffic to seeing a herd of cattle run all over 45 north, you’re not a real Houstonian until you’ve…
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Host Raheel Ramzanali and Axios Houston’s Shafaq Patel break down H-Town’s biggest stories. They recap all the records the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo broke this year, why Tilman Ferttita might leave Landry’s, and a wild theft scandal in Houston’s little league sports!
Stories we talked about on today’s show:
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo sees over 2.5M attendees during 2025 season
Houston Rodeo volunteers let Colin Drum into the Rodeo because he looks like CJ Stroud
Tilman Fertitta resigning from Landry's role as he prepares to become U.S. ambassador to Italy
Why Texas could face a steeper burden if Trump slashes FEMA
Trump travel ban may hit Astros players from Cuba, Venezuela
With passage of SB 3, Texas Senate green-lights ban on THC products in the state
Expect a strong bluebonnet season in Houston
President of northwest Houston little league club removed after thousands of dollars goes missing
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Texas is getting closer to making school vouchers a reality, sending public money to families for private school tuition. But who stands the gain the most — and who would lose out? Host Raheel Ramzanali breaks it all down with Brooke Kushwaha, education reporter at the Houston Landing, and Felicia Martin, executive director at the watchdog agency Texas Freedom Network. Plus, find out how the program would impact YOU!
Dive deeper into today’s conversation:
Different pace and priorities separate Texas Senate and House on school vouchers
School Vouchers Were Supposed to Save Taxpayer Money. Instead They Blew a Massive Hole in Arizona’s Budget.
Answer Key: Could my child get school vouchers under proposed Texas plan?
How Voucher Vendors Could Make Millions from ‘School Choice’ in Texas
Answer Key: How many Texas students might get private school vouchers?
Answer Key: How much money could Texas public schools lose from vouchers? Here’s what we know.
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After moving here from NC, where I avidly rode, it is hard for me to ride the roads here. When you've ridden in places that have bike-friendly culture, it's easy to see that the Greater Houston area isn't even close.