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NTX Now is where North Texas comes into conversation.Hosted by Ron Corning and Miranda Suarez, NTX Now is a live daily talk show from KERA News that brings context, curiosity and clarity to the stories shaping the region.Backed by KERA’s award-winning newsroom and partners across the region, NTX Now goes beyond the headlines. Each day, the show brings together community voices, local leaders and cultural contributors — exploring the ideas, issues and moments that reflect everyday life.From the local government to the latest in arts and culture, NTX Now connects the people, perspectives, and possibilities shaping our shared future. It’s where assumptions are challenged, new ideas take root, and communities work across differences.Because the story of this region isn’t just happening around you - it’s happening with you. And on NTX Now, your community is always at the center of the conversation.
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Democratic Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa wants to fire state education commissioner Mike Morath. Morath is in charge of the state takeover of two districts in Tarrant County, including Fort Worth ISD. The takeover was announced late last year, and the state appointed board of managers took over this past spring. Karen Molinar was superintendent of FWISD until the takeover. She is now the CEO of Rev Partnership, a non-profit organization in Fort Worth that supports public education across Tarrant County, and she joins us to discuss the changes she would like to see. Plus, a look a other important stories from the past week.
New state restrictions on THC this year wiped out a big part of the smokeable hemp market. But makers of THC drinks thought they were safe. That has changed with a new federal ban on hemp-derived THC products above a certain strength. We welcome back previous guests of the show Michael Williams and Andrew Martin, founders of Wild Revival, a THC beverage company in Denton, to hear how they will handle the new law.
Have you ever looked up in a tree and thought: I wonder what kind of bird that is? Well Audubon Dallas is here to help. Karen Carpenter is on the board of Audubon Dallas and a birder herself, and we talk with her about bird watching in North Texas.
The political status quo in Texas exploded this week. Democrats will take top offices in state government, and they won a majority in the Texas house. After running on promises of improving public education and making life more affordable, will they actually be able to do it? Texas Monthly news and politics editor Ben Rowen joins us to talk through what the Democrats' priorities might be.
SMU's Cox School of Business has partnered with MassChallenge, a nationally recognized startup accelerator, to create a new fintech coalition. The highly competitive accelerator will select up to 15 startups from hundreds of applicants around the world, connecting entrepreneurs with investors, industry leaders and potential customers. But what exactly is fintech, and how could it help solidify Dallas as a national center for financial innovation? Josh Taylor is executive director of the Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership at SMU Cox and Craig Lewis is a MassChallenge accelerator winner, and they join us with details.
Texas Democrats are still taking a victory lap after winning several statewide races for the first time in more than three decades. The results also mark a significant shift among Latino voters, particularly in South Texas, where Republicans made major gains just two years ago. The Texas Newsroom's Lucio Vasquez spoke with Latino voters about what the election means to them. Plus, Miranda and Ron breakdown the day's top headlines.
Dallas theater director Vickie Washington is back at Undermain Theatre, with a story that spans thousands of years. "For the Rest of Our Lives" explores love, reincarnation and the lives history leaves behind. KERA’s Zara Amaechi spoke with Washington about the production.
So much of this podcast ties into the political climate we face in America today, and the results of the 2026 midterm elections will shape that climate. We’re taking a little break this week to focus on the election — but we wanted to catch you up on the story so far. Next week: One of the most controversial trials in North Texas history.
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NTX Now is where North Texas comes into conversation.Hosted by Ron Corning and Miranda Suarez, NTX Now is a live daily talk show from KERA News that brings context, curiosity and clarity to the stories shaping the region.Backed by KERA’s award-winning newsroom and partners across the region, NTX Now goes beyond the headlines. Each day, the show brings together community voices, local leaders and cultural contributors — exploring the ideas, issues and moments that reflect everyday life.From the local government to the latest in arts and culture, NTX Now connects the people, perspectives, and possibilities shaping our shared future. It’s where assumptions are challenged, new ideas take root, and communities work across differences.Because the story of this region isn’t just happening around you - it’s happening with you. And on NTX Now, your community is always at the center of the conversation.
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