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In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” we hear Frank and Celeste’s conversation with former Houston Dynamo player Brian Ching, who talks about his sports career, his entrepreneurial work, and his upcoming induction into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame.
Next, we learn all about local faith-based organization Hope Center Houston, with assistant executive director Kathleen Spangler, who also explains how the non-profit is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
Also, Texas Tribune journalist Gabby Birenbaum joins us to talk about her article on the political rise of the Freedom Caucus, which encompasses the most right-wing members of the House, and their recent successes in the 2026 Texas primaries.
By Houston Public MediaIn today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” we hear Frank and Celeste’s conversation with former Houston Dynamo player Brian Ching, who talks about his sports career, his entrepreneurial work, and his upcoming induction into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame.
Next, we learn all about local faith-based organization Hope Center Houston, with assistant executive director Kathleen Spangler, who also explains how the non-profit is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
Also, Texas Tribune journalist Gabby Birenbaum joins us to talk about her article on the political rise of the Freedom Caucus, which encompasses the most right-wing members of the House, and their recent successes in the 2026 Texas primaries.