Nagin Shirageya, a former BBC Persian presenter, sheds light on Iran's complex role in regional tensions, while Lindsay Hilsom discusses the turbulent situation in Lebanon. Ludus Dapkus analyzes Lithuania's recent elections and public dissatisfaction with the ruling party. Gregory Scruggs delves into Boeing's financial struggles and strikes impacting production. Gaia Lutz highlights Portugal's enticing tax incentives for the youth, and Francis Gilles critiques France's strained ties with its former North African colonies, illustrating the intricate web of political dynamics.

Join Gregory Scruggs, a passionate guide to Houston’s Rothko Chapel, a unique spiritual sanctuary that merges modern art with architectural significance. He discusses the chapel's design, inspired by the de Menil family, and reflects on its role as a haven for contemplation. Gregory also sheds light on ongoing restoration efforts after Hurricane Beryl, emphasizing the chapel's cultural and spiritual relevance. Discover how this sacred space continues to inspire both art enthusiasts and seekers of tranquility in the heart of Houston.