Texas Standard Proposed school curriculum with Bible stories nears vote
Sep 20, 2024
Sean Theriault, a political science professor at UT-Austin, sheds light on the upcoming elections and the looming risk of a government shutdown. He delves into the heated debate surrounding a proposed school curriculum that includes Bible stories, examining its implications on education and cultural diversity. Mando Rayo, host of the Tacos of Texas podcast, introduces a James Beard award-winning chef from the Rio Grande Valley, celebrating Texas culinary talent during Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Elections, Shutdowns, and Curriculum Controversies
02:46 • 9min
Texas Online Conversations: Border Security and Firearms Debate
12:05 • 2min
Managing Late Summer Cricket Populations
13:52 • 4min
Exploring the Warm Waters of Big Stacey Pool
17:46 • 2min
Geothermal Heating and the Future of Big Stacy Pool
19:59 • 2min
Preserving Austin's Historic Warm Pool Facility
21:51 • 2min
Threats to Judicial Safety and School Security Compliance in Texas
23:21 • 2min
Exploring Texas History and Maritime Heritage
25:21 • 2min
Enhancing Historical Narratives through Technology
27:31 • 2min
Fundraising and Awareness for Rockport Museum Expansion
30:00 • 2min
Examining the Impact of Bible Stories in School Curriculum
32:21 • 3min
Culinary Influences and Cultural Blends in Mexican Cooking
35:25 • 6min
Celebrating New Fatherhood and Political Updates in Texas
41:12 • 5min
Texas Political Updates and Community Engagement
46:10 • 4min