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Florida Career College is located at FM1960 and Interstate 45 in North Houston. Students enroll to better their education and career opportunities. Stay with us, education is a money-making business. www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

Texas Standard's broadcast from Beaumont Texas during Hurricane Harvey.

Having a baby is the best thing that can happen to you, but it comes with its stresses. LaTroya Woolridge, a local teacher, shares her experience of giving birth to twin babes born weeks apart. www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast http://people.com/human-interest/texas-twins-born-two-weeks-apart-we-are-amazed-at-the-miracle-says-mom/

Ameena Young is a survivor of sex trafficking and shares her story with The Houston Podcast. There is a misperception about sex trafficking; that the victims are all kidnapped by strangers – That is not what happened to Ameena. www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

Dr. WF Strong's Podcast, Stories from Texas. Episode: What it means to be a Texas Gentlemen http://www.npr.org/podcasts/513264176/texas-standard-stories-from-texas

Tribute to Dave Ward, of ABC-13. 

Podcast special, Shannon Cason an award-winning story teller tells his story about his struggles involving his gambling addiction during his youth. Shannoncasson.com

A senior at Dawson High School is spending his last semester campaigning to become a trustee of the Pearland ISD school board. Facing an incumbent, at the age of 18 years old, doesn’t seem to bother Mike Floyd as he shares his platform with voters. The Houston Podcast follows him on his journey as he deals with controversy, running a campaign and winning over voters. -Check out The Houston Podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

A local Houston rap artist leads police on a chase that started in Willis and ended forty minutes later in Houston. The Houston Podcast tells the tale with audio from the local ABC news station www.abc13.com , police dispatch, the artist’s own song posted on iTunes and their Facebook Video. There is explicit language in this episode, so listener’s discretion is advised. www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

This episode is dedicated to the rich history of Houston’s fourth ward, also known as Freedmen’s Town, as told by Holly Charles. Holly is a first-time playwright, telling the lost story of Freedmen’s Town which premieres in June 2017 . The play is called “In All thy Getting” and you can find more information at http://www.rbhy.org/in-all-thy-getting-main/ . Make sure you donate and buy tickets to the play. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

The storm of 1900 in Galveston Texas is considered the deadliest hurricane to ever hit the United States of America. Linda MacDonald, a historian, shares the story of this storm after her many hours of research and testimony from her grandfather who served the storm. PJ Thompson scored the music – Remember to review and rate our show on iTunes and like our facebook page www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast.

Houston Independent School District former Trustee was convicted in a Federal Court of bribery charges and the story unfolds in this episode of The Houston Podcast. Trent Seibert, investigative reporter, was interviewed and he shares the trial from gavel to gavel. Audio was recorded from www.abc13.com/briberytrial

Houston is known as Bayou City but what is found in the several bayous is nothing to be proud of. I sat down with Alice Almendarez and discussed her story about her father, the late John Almendarez’s body was found in the Buffalo Bayou in 2002 but wasn’t identified until 2015. Check out her story with the center for investigative reporting at https://www.revealnews.org/article/how-a-dead-houston-father-remained-unidentified-for-12-years/ Like the us on facebook at www.facebook.com/thehoustonpodcast

In this episode, we sit down with two amazing people to discuss organ donation and how it has changed their lives forever. Karen Abercrombie, a freelance writer in Houston, details how her late sister Julie changed a lot of people’s lives for the better, which one happened to be a well-known athlete. Lisa Neeley details her story on how she obtained a heart from a young lady from Austin, Texas. I want to thank Karen and Lisa for their time and message, I also want to thank my friends who contributed to the show, Josh Turner, Chris Easley and Beau Bunce. You can check out Karen’s blog at www.piqueblog.com and read her article for Houstonia Magazine at https://www.houstoniamag.com/articles/2016/11/21/organ-donation-gift-of-life