Join us as we talk with entrepreneur, political commentator, and community activist Dallas Jones about the 2020 Census. With the Census deadline only days away, learn about how to complete it, what all the Census impacts, and how the political landscape and COVID-19 have affected the Census completion rate. 

This episode features Houston weight loss expert Dr. Rupal Mathur who shares her knowledge and tips on how to stay active, healthy, and physically fit during a pandemic. 

On this episode, we discuss the current state of evictions in Houston with Jeff Richman, Principal at January Advisors. Jeff serves on the local Housing Stability Taskforce and recently published a report on the data behind evictions in Houston.

We welcome Zaf Tahir, City of Houston Planning and Airport Commissioner, to discuss the economic impact COVID-19 is having on Houston's airports, international community, and local economy. Curious how you can get involved in international affairs at the local level, Zaf will tell you how to participate.

This week we talk to Zeph Capo, President of the Houston Federation of Teachers, about keeping students and teachers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss why there is a push to return to in-person classroom instruction during a pandemic, how other countries have been able to safely reopen schools, and what teachers and school support staff can do to stay informed and protect themselves. 

We welcome Beth Martin, Executive Director of Houston BCycle, to discuss the opportunities and challenges presented to micro-mobility in Houston during the time of COVID-19 and how you can stay safe while biking for work or leisure. 

On this episode we invite Harris County Public Health Analyst Eric Bakota to breakdown COVID-19 testing. We discuss how to interpret the rise in positive test results and how this data is used to make decisions here on the ground.

We speak with Dr. Faisal Masud, Director of Critical Care for Houston Methodist, on the state of COVID-19 in the Houston region, how this virus is impacting younger populations, and what physicians are doing to protect themselves and their families from getting infected. 

Your Houston welcomes its founder and Board Chair Bill Baldwin to discuss why he created this organization and how you can get involved.