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A weekly roundup of politics is scheduled to take place. The discussion will cover the latest developments in the field. Further information on the topic can be found through Houston Public Media. The event also includes a segment on storytelling, referencing the public radio program "The Moth". Details on the discussion and the storytelling segment are available from the source.
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