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A local radio show will discuss the effects of the Iran war on the oil industry. The program will also examine how these changes are impacting Houston. Further details about the show's content are available from Houston Public Media. The show is scheduled to air on Friday and will include a segment called The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, which will review the week's events.
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