In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” Houston artist David McGee and Bechtler Museum of Modern Art curator Katia Zavistovski tell us about an upcoming exhibition dedicated to McGee’s work that will soon be on view at the museum.

Then, Texas State Representative Vikki Goodwin, currently serving District 47, joins us to discuss her campaign for Texas Lieutenant Governor, the issues important to her in this race, what sets her apart from her opponents, and more.

Plus, Ernie and guest host Doris Childress share their plans for the weekend, as well as a list of events happening this weekend in Houston for our regular Friday feature, Last Minute Plans.

In today's edition of "The Commuter Cut," Ernie and News 88.7 news anchor Matt Harab talk with David Gordon and Dallas and Austin Burkhalter, organizers of SpringStock Music Festival, an upcoming all-ages experience brought to life by Houston artists and musicians.

Then, we’re joined by Greg Carter, a filmmaker and University of Houston film professor, who discusses a new online graduate certificate program to address the demands of the film industry’s growth in Houston by preparing a workforce of leaders in this space.

Plus, we also hear a rundown of things our hosts and listeners are obsessed with this week as part of our regular Thursday feature – Current Obsessions.

In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” Harris County Flood Control District executive director Dr. Tina Petersen discusses FEMA’s draft for the updated floodplain maps for Harris County, what they show, and what happens next.

Then, we discuss the Houston-area non-profit Communities In Schools of Houston, with CEO Lisa Descant, who tells us more about their mission and work across the Greater Houston area.

Also, we hear from acclaimed playwright James Anthony Tyler, who joins us to discuss his career, the playwrighting process, and his role as the head of the University of Houston’s Playwriting & Dramaturgy program.