Joshua Zinn is a producer at Houston Public Media. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on adventure travel, the music business, and the film industry. Joshua has been featured in Houston Public Media, where he has hosted notable events and interviewed a range of prominent guests.
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Joshua Zinn's coverage is focused on local entertainment, music events, and cultural happenings in Houston and the surrounding areas. He seems to have a preference for event coverage and expert commentary related to music, art performances, and cultural events.
If you are involved in the local arts community or represent an organization hosting events in Houston or Texas that align with Joshua’s focus on local culture and entertainment news, reaching out to offer insights or interviews related to upcoming performances could be well-received. Additionally, if you can provide expertise on seasonal topics relevant to Houston residents such as gardening tips or local trends like TEXIT (Texas exit), your pitch may resonate with him.
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We consider the new horror film from Zach Cregger and how it taps into very real anxieties that some parents might face.
By: Joshua Zinn
We explore a new film that takes walking to the extreme, and compare that to the experience of being a pedestrian in Houston.
By: Joshua Zinn
We explore how Greater Houston's ambitions may have gotten away from it. Listen To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code:
The award-winning opera company has selected conductor James Gaffigan for the post.
By: Joshua Zinn
We discuss ways the new Edgar Wright film parallels issues in our society today, and how stories in the media can sometimes get out of control.
By: Joshua Zinn
Houston Matters visits a wilderness area not far from the city to learn about the flora and fauna of our region and how to best enjoy the outdoors.
By: Joshua Zinn
A new drama looks at the life of a man with severe Tourette syndrome and argues that the public needs more education about it.
On Wednesday's show: We recap Tuesday's runoff elections and discuss the political implications going forward. Plus, we look ahead to the future of Fort Bend County.
