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- Episode 146: Meet Samuel Igbo, Boerne teen violin virtuoso
Samuel Igbo is a 15-year-old Boerne High School student who taught himself to play violin by watching Itzhak Perlman videos on YouTube. He's the focus of staff writer Vincent T. Davis latest San Antonio Stories column.
Read: 'The Lord wants me to play' - Boerne teen violinist selected for Carnegie Hall orchestra
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20 min - Episode 145: Texas isn't sending nurses to deal with the latest COVID-19 surge
Investigative reporter Marina Starleaf Riker joins the show to discuss why the state of Texas denied the city's request for more nurses during the latest COVID-19 surge.
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11 min - Episode 144: Governor Greg Abbott's border fence
Staff writer Sig Christenson discusses his recent trip to the border near Del Rio, Texas to report on Governor Greg Abbott's border fence.
Read: Abbott's border wall is a chain-link fence, built by soldiers in a community tired of political games
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21 min - Episode 143: Record collector needs a new home for his 113,000 vinyl albums
Staff writer Rene Guzman joins the show to discuss his latest article on a San Antonio area record shop owner whose illness has forced him to find a new home for his collection of over 100,000 vinyl records.
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15 min - Episode 142: Longhorns impending split from the Big 12
Texas Longhorns insider Nick Moyle breaks down the Longhorns' move to leave the Big 12 conference to join the SEC.
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17 min - Episode 141: Separating Fiesta from a painful history
Columnist Elaine Ayala joins the show to discuss her column on the painful history of Fiesta san Antonio and what can be done to cut those ties.
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17 min - Episode 140: The Trial of Otis McKane
Courts reporter Elizabeth Zavala joins the show to talk about the ongoing capital murder trial of Otis McKane, charged with capital murder in the shooting of Police Det. Benjamin Marconi
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22 min - Episode 139: Why are suicides in the military on the rise?
Suicides in the armed services hit a record 571 in 2020. The cause is a mystery to Pentagon officials. Senior reporter Sig Christenson talks about military suicides in the COVID era.
Related reading: Military suicides in COVID era hit a new high
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18 min - Episode 138: An uninsured nurse's battle with COVID-19
Justin Vine delayed going to the hospital for as long as he could because he had no insurance. He endured weeks on a ventilator, a two-month coma, vivid hallucinations and the fear of what it all might cost him. Reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Lisa Krantz talk about the year they spent covering Justin's story.
Read more: COVID nearly killed this uninsured nurse. A year later, he's still recovering.
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15 min - Episode 137: Death in the desert
The harsh West Texas desert is claiming more migrant bodies as smugglers send more through the remote terrain. Correspondent Dudley Althaus talks about his latest report for the Express-News: Death in the desert.
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