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Houston is the 4th largest and fastest growing major city in the United States. This upcoming November, it will elect a new Mayor for the first time in six years as the current mayor, Annise Parker, is term-limited after serving three, two-year terms. A crowed field of over seven candidates seek to replace her. This Broadcast of Between the Synapse will feature a discussion with one of those candidates, former U.S. Congressman Chris Bell. If you have any questions for Mr. Bell, please call 866-472-5788.

Let's chat! Between the Synapse Radio has only 3 more broadcasts on VoiceAmerica. After the July 23rd Show, BtS will take a short break before returning in an on-demand video and podcast format available at Between the Synapse So if you want to be streamed live all around the world, now's your chance. Pick the topic and call 866-472-5788.

If you ask someone from Texas about the State of Oil, you need specify whether you're asking about the energy business or Texas' economy. Now while the answers may line up pretty closely, there's much more space between the them than in the past. Fortunately, this week's broadcast of Between the Synapse features a person capable of answering both questions. Former El Paso Corporation chairman, president, and C.E.O. Douglas L. Foshee will break down the energy biz and provide some understanding of these fluctuating gas prices. Don't hesitate to call in with your questions or comments 866-472-5788.

Just what in the hell is happening to this county? Gays can get married, S. Carolina and even Alabama are removing the Confederate Battle Flag. What's the next shocker? Call in with your predictions at 866-472-5788.

Once again our country must face the tragic reality of a mass murder, a hate crime, committed with a gun. No doubt the next few days will be focused on discussing the issues of race, access to guns, and the criminal justice system. So let's begin that discussion right now. Special guests will be calling in; please call to join the discussion as well at 866-472-5788.

Now's your chance to be on the radio. My guest just cancelled at the last minute leaving me high and dry. Please call in to discuss whatever is on your mind, Seriously, WHATEVER! Just call 866-472-5788.

Join Between the Synapse as we welcome live from Jerusalem Leah Soibel, the founder of Fuente Latina, an independent initiative that provides Spanish language information about Israel and the Middle East to journalists and decision-makers in Latin America and across the Spanish-speaking world. Soibel will also discuss the latest with Iran and the prospects for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Also joining the broadcast to share her thoughts as a Latina visiting Israel for the first time is Ariana Montelongo de Valdivia. Please call 866-472-5788 with your questions.

The City of Houston as well as the States of Texas & Oklahoma recently experienced some of the worst flooding in history leading to the deaths of at least 15 people. Joining me on Between the Synapse to discuss these event will be a Senior AccuWeather Meteorological Correspondent as well as individuals significantly impacted by the flood waters. Call 866.472.5788 to join the discussion.

Join me on Between the Synapse, one of the top shows on VoiceAmerica's Variety Channel. Today's broadcast features the subject of Finales: Mad Men, Letterman and high school graduation. Plus, stupid pet tricks and a visit from the man under the stairs. Call 866.472.5788 to join the fray.

Thanks for making Between the Synapse one of top rated shows on Voice America's Variety Channel. Today's broadcast takes on Phil Jackson, talking makeup, and how to get your fix on Craigslist. Plus, the release of the initial BTS' wackiest Republican Presidential candidate standings. Call 866.472.5788 to join the fray.

In this edition of Between the Synapse Radio we go Around the Horn and discuss a range of topics including why the Spurs really lost in the first round of the NBA Playoffs, the bust of the oldest police force on record, tips on how to date famous actresses and David Letterman's last go round. Plus, Texas gets invaded!

Conventional wisdom, for whatever its worth, says that those who have successfully navigated the road-map to financial success support, or at least vote for, Republican candidates for public office. Democrats, on the other hand, is the party for those at the beginning of the journey or even without a map at all. Joining Between the Synapse to test this theory is David Mincberg, a very successful businessman and strong Democrat. Learn why these are not mutually exclusive values as we also discuss some of the current topics of the day including the troubles in Baltimore, the 2016 Presidential Race and more. Don't miss this very interesting broadcast.

Join Between the Synapse as we celebrate our first year on VoiceAmerica Radio’s Variety Channel. Call 866.472.5788 to join the discussion.

If you could change the rules in any sport, what would those changes be? In today's Between the Synapse broadcast, I'll continue to espouse my suggested changes for Men's College Basketball, Major League Baseball, football and time permitting, some other sports as well. Care to chime in?

If you could change the rules in any sport, what what those changes be? In today's Between the Synapse broadcast, I'll espouse my suggested changes for Men's College Basketball, Major League Baseball, football and time permitting, some other sports as well. Care to chime in

Between the Synapse talks about Iran, the Final Four, Indiana, and more.

Seeking diverse allies in the fight against the Islamic State, some characterize ISIS as an non-Islamic group. And while true that the vast majority of the world's Muslim population abhors the terrorist group, is it accurate to conclude that ISIS is not Islamic based? International Studies scholar Dr. Jonathan Adelman returns to Between the Synapse to discuss this question as well as the topics of Iran and Russia.

Join Between the Synapse as we discuss the history, culture, and movies of Spring Break. Call in with your stories.

Texas Monthly's R.G. Ratcliffe joins Between the Synapse to discuss the biennial session of the Texas Legislature. Don't miss this entertaining discussion of one of the most colorful legislative bodies in the world, including the list of the most ridiculous laws proposed so far.