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Texas Standard: January 31, 2022

On this final day to register to vote in the primary, a new survey offers a sneak peek on who’s ahead in what races and why. A pandemic, a statewide power outage, a walkout at the capitol over voting restrictions. In 2022, how much is set to change in Texas politics? A new poll by the University of Houston Hobby School suggests less than some might imagine. We’ll hear more. Also, in a decision celebrated by environmentalists, rights to drill for oil in the gulf wiped out by a federal judge. We’ll hear about what could be long term ripple effects. And a growing problem for Texas pitmasters: where’s the wood? Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard :

Shutting Down…Again

This week on The Breaks, Confucius and Fresh:

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The Breaks Shelter in Place

This week on The Breaks, Confucius and Fresh

  • Touch what it’s been life to sheltering in place due to COVID-19.
  • Discuss how these new circumstances are pushing artist to find creative ways to connect with fans.
  • Talk about the new  Jay Electronica release “A Written Testimony.”
  • Chat about Slim Thug potentially brokering a truce between Trae tha Truth and Z-Ro.
  • In his Unpopular Opinion, Fresh reminds people to say inside because COVID-19 does not discriminate.
  • Confucius voices his frustration about non-billionaires defending billionaires for their small donations for COVID-19 relief.
  • This week’s local song of the week is “It’s All Good” by Paris Aryanna.

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