In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks legacy and community with Dr. Kenneth Williams and Dr. DeAndrea Hughes, organizers of the Culture Parade in Northeast Houston. They discuss the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the impact of community engagement on the area's history and identity. The conversation highlights the significance of the parade in bringing people together and promoting civic duty, with a focus on voting and community involvement. The episode also touches on the role of super neighborhoods and civic clubs in maintaining community pride and unity.

In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks legacy and community with Dr. Kenneth Williams and Dr. DeAndrea Hughes, organizers of the Culture Parade in Northeast Houston. They discuss the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the impact of community engagement on the area's history and identity. The conversation highlights the significance of the parade in bringing people together and promoting civic duty, with a focus on voting and community involvement. The episode also touches on the role of super neighborhoods and civic clubs in maintaining community pride and unity.

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For the Culture Northeast Houston Parade | Dr. Kenneth Williams & Dr. Hughes

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In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston sits down with Dana Darden, the principal executive administrator for Bethel's Family Christian Academy. They discuss the school's expansion and groundbreaking ceremony, where they'll be serving students from 18 months to fifth grade. Dana shares the school's unique approach to education, focusing on small group settings and individualized instruction. The conversation also touches on the importance of faith-based learning and the school's Cognia accreditation. With a focus on community and education, this episode highlights the impact of a faith-based school in southwest Houston. The second half of today's show focuses on National Kidney Month Awareness with health advocate Mike Bell.

In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston sits down with Dana Darden, the principal executive administrator for Bethel's Family Christian Academy. They discuss the school's expansion and groundbreaking ceremony, where they'll be serving students from 18 months to fifth grade. Dana shares the school's unique approach to education, focusing on small group settings and individualized instruction. The conversation also touches on the importance of faith-based learning and the school's Cognia accreditation. With a focus on community and education, this episode highlights the impact of a faith-based school in southwest Houston. The second half of today's show focuses on National Kidney Month Awareness with health advocate Mike Bell.

BETHEL'S FAMILY BREAKING GROUND +  NATIONAL KIDNEY MONTH W/ MIKE BELL

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In this episode of the Public Affairs Podcast, host Sky Houston is joined by Damon Hoyle, co-founder of Framing the Moment, an editorial media movement highlighting local talent in Houston. Damon shares the story behind his initiative, which aims to elevate the city's creative community and provide opportunities for actors, directors, and creatives. With a focus on social media and community engagement, Framing the Moment is changing the way Houston's talent is showcased. This conversation explores the city's thriving arts scene, the importance of supporting local creatives, and the impact of social media on the industry. Also introduced during the segment are members of The R.O.C.K WOI's Drama department, speaking on the heart behind producing the powerful Easter presentation - "Faith in the Shadows."

In this episode of the Public Affairs Podcast, host Sky Houston is joined by Damon Hoyle, co-founder of Framing the Moment, an editorial media movement highlighting local talent in Houston. Damon shares the story behind his initiative, which aims to elevate the city's creative community and provide opportunities for actors, directors, and creatives. With a focus on social media and community engagement, Framing the Moment is changing the way Houston's talent is showcased. This conversation explores the city's thriving arts scene, the importance of supporting local creatives, and the impact of social media on the industry. Also introduced during the segment are members of The R.O.C.K WOI's Drama department, speaking on the heart behind producing the powerful Easter presentation - "Faith in the Shadows."

DRAMA: FRAMING THE MOMENT & FAITH IN THE SHADOWS | DAMON HOYLE

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BALDIE CON 2026 | FELICIA FLORES AND KIM ROXIE 

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For the Culture Northeast Houston Parade | Dr. Kenneth Williams & Dr. Hughes

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