Joshua Zinn

Journalist Megan Kimble examines some of the unintended consequences of highway expansions in Texas.

An upcoming four-day workshop at the University of Houston aims to tackle the challenges of rising sea levels.

Ars Lyrica performs works by Scarlatti, Vivaldi, and Purcell. Listen To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code:

Houston Matters explores the history and cultural impact of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana.

Aperio performs works by Manuel Ponce, Clarice Assad, Pablo Borras, and Samuel Zyman.

A new book closely follows the lives of a group of refugee women in Houston.

WindSync musicians share highlights from their 15-year history. Listen To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code:

From Corpus Christi's plans for the state's first seawater plant, to a brackish water plant in Katy, we explore pursuits across the state, and whether it's all a good idea.

Houston Matters asks a political scientist and a historian if the scenario in the new A24 film is remotely realistic.

We discuss how many holidays get co-opted, and how we can turn cultural appropriation into appreciation. (But also drink. And sell mattresses).