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A local radio show is set to air on Friday, featuring a preview of the rescheduled Pride Houston parade. The parade is scheduled to take place on Saturday. The show will also include a segment discussing the highlights and lowlights of the week.
Comedian Ron Funches will be a guest on the show, although details of his appearance are not specified. For more information, listeners can tune in to the show or check the source for further details.
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