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A weekly roundup of politics is scheduled to take place on an upcoming show. The discussion will cover the latest developments in the field. Further information on the topic will be provided during the show.
Additional programming includes an introduction to Mychal Threets, who has been named the new host of a television program called "Reading Rainbow". For more details, listeners can tune in to the show, available through Houston Public Media.
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