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See all ›U.S. Spacewalk 98
1:30>> Good morning and welcome to Mission Control Houston. We are live from the International Space Station flight control room here in Houston, Texas. As4:23Houston and at control centers around the world. There on your screen, you're seeing, again a live look in that quest airlock.7:09>> And airlock Houston, we can give you the go in. Step eight for the EMU cameras. And then once that is complete, you are go to pick up in step 1616.
Houston Bayou Strangler: The Man Behind Houston's Bayou Bodies Mystery
0:00We have breaking news about the probable identity of the Houston Bayou Strangler.0:50compelled to bring you to alert you, especially if you live in the Houston, Texas area and are ahead,1:05coming back from a night of partying. We have breaking news about the probable identity of the Houston Bayou Strangler.
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See all ›Whitney Houston was WILD! | ep 168 - History Hyenas
The hosts discuss the life, career, and tragic death of Whitney Houston, highlighting her status as one of the greatest vocalists in history while exploring the impact of her crack cocaine addiction and turbulent personasummaryWhitney Houston was born in Newark, New Jersey, on August 9, 1963, and was surrounded by musical talent from infancy, including family friends like Aretha Franklin (whom she called 'Auntie Aretha') and her cousin Dionne takeawayHouston was the first black woman to grace the cover of Seventeen magazine and the first black performer to receive heavy rotation on MTV, breaking significant barriers in the music industry.takeaway
Foodies and Friends at Daily Gather
Daily Gather, a Houston restaurant specializing in American classics with Vietnamese twists, is participating in Houston Restaurant Week 2026, offering four courses for $55 to support the Houston Food Bank.summaryDaily Gather's culinary philosophy focuses on 'American classics with a twist,' specifically incorporating Vietnamese flavors and local Houston produce from farms like Atinson Farms.takeaway“We focused in on... American classics with a twist. We've got some Houston flavors, and by that it's us touching into some Vietnamese flavors.”quote
Houston Bayou Strangler: The Man Behind Houston's Bayou Bodies Mystery
The hosts discuss the Houston Bayou Strangler case, where over 220 bodies have been recovered from Houston's bayous since 2017, with police officially dismissing them as accidental drownings despite community concerns absummaryPolice Inaction: Houston police and the DA maintain there is no serial killer, attributing deaths to accidental drownings or homeless 'water burials,' despite off-the-record admissions that they have suspects.takeaway“The official stance of the police department and the government of Houston is that there is no issue here. There's no it's like look away. It's just a kinky dink. Just a coincidence cuz these are all drownings.”quote
Mo Amer on American vs Arabic Culture, DJ Khaled Beef, & Palestinian Pride
Houston Diversity: Houston is described as the 'first level' of America for immigrants due to its extreme diversity (90 languages spoken in some neighborhoods), serving as a testing ground before integrating into broadertakeaway“Houston is like the first level of the video game of America... if America was kind of complicit in doing some to your country, we go, 'All right, y'all can come, but you got to survive Houston.'”quote
Z-Ro Talks J Prince, Scarface, DJ Screw, Houston Rap Scene, Going To Therapy, New Album With Ceelo.
Houston rap legend Zero (Brother Vanross) shares his journey from homelessness and early fatherhood to becoming an independent artist, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and self-reliance over industry validationsummaryHe distinguishes between Houston's local support system and the national industry, noting that while locals buy music, true industry respect requires breaking out of the regional bubble and collaborating with top-tier natakeaway“Houston got no music... You ain't going to Houston to sign no record deal... You ain't going there for music.”quote
















