In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks with Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth about the upcoming May 26 primary runoff election. They discuss the importance of every vote, especially in local elections, and how it can impact the community. Tanisha shares details about early voting, mail-in ballots, and the last day to apply for a mail ballot. She also emphasizes the significance of exercising one's right to vote and how it's not just about the individual, but about the community as a whole.

In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks with Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth about the upcoming May 26 primary runoff election. They discuss the importance of every vote, especially in local elections, and how it can impact the community. Tanisha shares details about early voting, mail-in ballots, and the last day to apply for a mail ballot. She also emphasizes the significance of exercising one's right to vote and how it's not just about the individual, but about the community as a whole.

The Public Affairs Podcast sheds a spotlight on local issues affecting Houston as well as nationally. Hosted by KG Smooth, the Public Affairs Podcast gives a voice to the people, no filter and to the point.

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 MAY 26TH PRIMARY RUNOFF | TENESHIA HUDSPETH, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK

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In a world where city living is giving way to a more rustic lifestyle, we're seeing a new generation of entrepreneurs take the reins and make a living off the land. This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast is a fascinating conversation with Zanaria Brown, a young woman who's traded in her city girl roots for a life of beekeeping and farming. She's part of the dynamic duo behind Farmer Brown and Co., a company that's teaching people the ins and outs of beekeeping and selling raw, unfiltered honey.

Zanaria shares her journey from being a city girl to a country girl, and how she and her husband, Henry, started Farmer Brown and Co. They're not just beekeepers, but also educators, teaching people about the importance of bees and how they can benefit from having them on their properties. From saving money on taxes to harvesting honey, Zanaria explains how bees can be a valuable asset to landowners.

The conversation also touches on the importance of locally sourced food, the benefits of raw honey, and the challenges of living off the land. Zanaria's passion for beekeeping and farming is contagious, and her insights are a must-listen for anyone interested in alternative living and entrepreneurship.

If you're looking for a fresh perspective on living off the land and making a living from your passions, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Zanaria's story and learn more about her world of beekeeping and farming with husband Henry Brown of Farmer Brown and Co.

In a world where city living is giving way to a more rustic lifestyle, we're seeing a new generation of entrepreneurs take the reins and make a living off the land. This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast is a fascinating conversation with Zanaria Brown, a young woman who's traded in her city girl roots for a life of beekeeping and farming. She's part of the dynamic duo behind Farmer Brown and Co., a company that's teaching people the ins and outs of beekeeping and selling raw, unfiltered honey.
Zanaria shares her journey from being a city girl to a country girl, and how she and her husband, Henry, started Farmer Brown and Co. They're not just beekeepers, but also educators, teaching people about the importance of bees and how they can benefit from having them on their properties. From saving money on taxes to harvesting honey, Zanaria explains how bees can be a valuable asset to landowners.
The conversation also touches on the importance of locally sourced food, the benefits of raw honey, and the challenges of living off the land. Zanaria's passion for beekeeping and farming is contagious, and her insights are a must-listen for anyone interested in alternative living and entrepreneurship.
If you're looking for a fresh perspective on living off the land and making a living from your passions, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Zanaria's story and learn more about her world of beekeeping and farming with husband Henry Brown of Farmer Brown and Co.

FARMER BROWN AND CO. HARVESTING HONEY | ZANARIA BROWN

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In a world where mental health is often stigmatized, one event is working to break down barriers and bring awareness to the importance of self-care and wellness. This episode of the Public Affairs podcast shines a light on the Mental Health and Wellness House, an initiative that's bringing together experts and community members to discuss the complexities of mental health, spiritual health, and physical health.

The Mental Health and Wellness House is an event that's all about providing a safe space for people to learn, grow, and prioritize their well-being. With a range of panels and workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to explore topics such as menopause, mental health in the Black community, and self-care. The event is free and open to the public, making it an accessible resource for anyone looking to take control of their health.

One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of addressing mental health as a community. The speaker highlights the need for a multi-generational approach, where families and communities come together to support one another. This approach is especially crucial for Black women, who are often conditioned to put others' needs before their own. By prioritizing self-care and seeking help when needed, individuals can break free from the cycle of neglect and build resilience.

If you're looking for a way to prioritize your mental health and well-being, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation and learn more about the Mental Health and Wellness House, an event that's all about empowering individuals to take control of their health. Tune in to hear the full discussion and discover how you can get involved.

In a world where mental health is often stigmatized, one event is working to break down barriers and bring awareness to the importance of self-care and wellness. This episode of the Public Affairs podcast shines a light on the Mental Health and Wellness House, an initiative that's bringing together experts and community members to discuss the complexities of mental health, spiritual health, and physical health.The Mental Health and Wellness House is an event that's all about providing a safe space for people to learn, grow, and prioritize their well-being. With a range of panels and workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to explore topics such as menopause, mental health in the Black community, and self-care. The event is free and open to the public, making it an accessible resource for anyone looking to take control of their health.One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of addressing mental health as a community. The speaker highlights the need for a multi-generational approach, where families and communities come together to support one another. This approach is especially crucial for Black women, who are often conditioned to put others' needs before their own. By prioritizing self-care and seeking help when needed, individuals can break free from the cycle of neglect and build resilience.If you're looking for a way to prioritize your mental health and well-being, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation and learn more about the Mental Health and Wellness House, an event that's all about empowering individuals to take control of their health. Tune in to hear the full discussion and discover how you can get involved.

MENTAL HEALTH HOUSE , Mu Kappa Omega Missouri City | Dr. Jacqueline McKinney

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In this powerful episode of the Public Affairs Podcast, we're given a glimpse into the transformative journey of a woman who turned her pain into purpose. Joining the conversation is Miss Carmette Jones, a Houston-based grief counselor and playwright, who shares her story of how she went from caring for her mother to becoming a hospice chaplain and eventually, a playwright. Her latest production, Heart of Hope, is an inspirational play that tackles the themes of heartbreak, healing, and hope.

This episode delves into the complexities of grief and trauma, and how they can shape our lives. Charmette's story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to heal and rise above adversity. She shares her personal experiences of caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with dementia, and how that journey led her to pursue education and training in grief counseling. Her passion for helping others has led her to create a production that aims to inspire and heal those who have experienced trauma.

Through her play, Heart of Hope, Charmette tackles the difficult topics of trauma, grief, and the importance of seeking help. She emphasizes the need to acknowledge and confront our pain, rather than hiding from it. Her message is one of hope and resilience, reminding us that we are not alone in our struggles and that there is always a way forward.

If you're struggling with grief, trauma, or simply need a reminder of the importance of seeking help, this episode is a must-listen. Join Charmette Jones and her guests Adrienne Rowe, as they share their stories and insights on how to heal and find hope. Don't miss this powerful conversation and get your tickets to see Heart of Hope, an inspirational play that's coming to Crawford High School on June 6th. Visit Shamelessly Saved Productions at www.shamelesslysaved.com for more information.

In this powerful episode of the Public Affairs Podcast, we're given a glimpse into the transformative journey of a woman who turned her pain into purpose. Joining the conversation is Miss Carmette Jones, a Houston-based grief counselor and playwright, who shares her story of how she went from caring for her mother to becoming a hospice chaplain and eventually, a playwright. Her latest production, Heart of Hope, is an inspirational play that tackles the themes of heartbreak, healing, and hope.
This episode delves into the complexities of grief and trauma, and how they can shape our lives. Charmette's story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to heal and rise above adversity. She shares her personal experiences of caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with dementia, and how that journey led her to pursue education and training in grief counseling. Her passion for helping others has led her to create a production that aims to inspire and heal those who have experienced trauma.
Through her play, Heart of Hope, Charmette tackles the difficult topics of trauma, grief, and the importance of seeking help. She emphasizes the need to acknowledge and confront our pain, rather than hiding from it. Her message is one of hope and resilience, reminding us that we are not alone in our struggles and that there is always a way forward.
If you're struggling with grief, trauma, or simply need a reminder of the importance of seeking help, this episode is a must-listen. Join Charmette Jones and her guests Adrienne Rowe, as they share their stories and insights on how to heal and find hope. Don't miss this powerful conversation and get your tickets to see Heart of Hope, an inspirational play that's coming to Crawford High School on June 6th. Visit Shamelessly Saved Productions at www.shamelesslysaved.com for more information.

HEART OF HOPE | Charmette Jones & Adrienne Rowe

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MAY 26TH PRIMARY RUNOFF | TENESHIA HUDSPETH, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK

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