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Sep 29, 2026

Roger ScottHOST
5:56
Ah.
Roger ScottHOST
5:56
Or as they say in East Texas or West Texas, cafe.
Roger ScottHOST
6:00
Do we know how many
Christian WeaverPANELIST
6:01
cafe styles there are in America?
Rodney RohdeGUEST
16:48
And, and animals do succumb to it.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
16:50
So for example, when I was, again, working in the field, on any given day in Texas, remember, Texas is a big state, and in certain places, like big areas with a lot of ranch land and things like that, so out in West Texas or, or South Texas, it wasn't uncommon for a farmer or a rancher, uh, to come a- or just anyone, to come across a rabid coyote or a fox or a bobcat or something like that.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
17:15
And when those animals tangle with, say, a newborn calf or a, or a horse, a baby horse, or any horse, or, uh, other-- or your dog.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
17:23
You know, if your dog wasn't vaccinated and they encountered skunks or coyotes or, or even a bat.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
18:44
Typically, uh, if that's gonna be part of the problem, it's gonna be more of a lab accident or something like that where that happens if it's human to human.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
18:53
So yeah, uh, and, and again, because it's such a deadly disease, it does kill a lot of wildlife.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
18:57
And so sometimes you would have, uh, farmers or ranchers or someone sending an animal that they just found on their ranch or on the road, and, and the veterinarian would pick it up, or an animal control, and they'd want to find out, do we have rabies in, in, uh, Webb County or something in West Texas or South Texas.
Rodney RohdeGUEST
19:15
And so they would send it to us in Austin or one of the other rabies labs in El Paso, Houston, or San Antonio, and they would test it.

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No Excuses 28/09/2026

Sep 28 · 3 Mentions

FitzHOST
23:01
Yeah.
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:02
And it's a landmark in West Texas.
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:07
And they have, um, an under...
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:09
It's enormous.
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:10
I mean, there you could have maybe two hundred tables in the restaurant-
FitzHOST
23:13
Okay
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:14
... with all kinds of Western things in, around.
Richard VaughanGUEST
23:18
And up on...
John Charles ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:52
It had a stately grace.
John Charles ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:55
I never think of my land, but I see my mother's face West wind that blows the silver ships.
John Charles ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:09
But all delight is in my heart, and youth is on my lips.
John Charles ThomasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:24
My land was a highland.

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Orson WellesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:24
I got a job driving a laundry van, and then as I started to tell you, the fall race came to Sandusky.
Orson WellesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:30
I got the day off, and I went.
Orson WellesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:32
Had on my good clothes and my new brown derby hat and a stand-up collar, and I had $40 in my pocket and three 25 cent cigars and a drink of whiskey inside me that was bought me at the West House by a fellow with a cane and a Windsor tie.
Orson WellesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:46
Gee, it was fun being on a track again.
Dave MattinglyHOST
3:07
The National Weather Service says flash flooding is likely from rain that could fall at a rate of one to two inches per hour.
Dave MattinglyHOST
3:14
Forecasters say flooding is also possible in far West Texas.
Dave MattinglyHOST
3:18
They warn the heavy rains could trigger debris flows in areas burned by wildfires.
Dave MattinglyHOST
3:23
The rainy weather in that region is expected through tomorrow.
NickGUEST
11:35
So like they do have to be near a civilian population to actually make it work.
DaltonUNKNOWN
11:40
The oil rigs in West Texas work.
DaltonUNKNOWN
11:42
Huh? I said the oil rigs in West Texas work.
DaltonUNKNOWN
11:44
Offshore rigs just have a little living
NickGUEST
11:47
facility right next to it.
Mark RutlandHOST
14:00
Now, there are times where it is referred to as Jerusalem before it becomes Jerusalem, but it's simply the writer trying to identify it.
Mark RutlandHOST
14:14
So for example, if I said to you that, um, Quanah Parker, w- uh, the great Comanche chief, was in West Texas, that's not exactly true.
Mark RutlandHOST
14:27
[laughs] Because it wasn't the state of Texas at that time.
Mark RutlandHOST
14:31
So i- but it's, but a way to identify it so you'll know where, where it all happened.

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Mark RutlandHOST
21:09
They may have been Cretan people.
Mark RutlandHOST
21:11
We don't know.
Mark RutlandHOST
21:12
But they were warlike, violent, and, and they ruled up, up and down the, the, the Western seaboard, uh, of, of modern-day Israel.
Mark RutlandHOST
21:25
And it was that group of people that produced Goliath and Achish, the king that hired David and his tribes.
Nicole PopeHOST
6:08
Autumn is generally associated with a few different things.
Nicole PopeHOST
6:12
So it's associated with the West, and we're going to talk about what that means.
Nicole PopeHOST
6:15
It's associated with adulthood, harvest, and water.
Nicole PopeHOST
6:19
And so when you're looking at the medicine wheel, especially across different indigenous cultures, including Native American, what you're going to find is there's different meanings and different symbols across different cultures based on North, South, East, and West, based on Earth, air, fire, water, based on all of these different holidays as well.
Nicole PopeHOST
6:38
So traditionally, at least in my experience, I found this is the version of the autumn equinox that I feel most called to because the autumn equinox is absolutely a beautiful natural threshold because we're moving out of the deliciousness of summer and spring, right? And into a harvest season with reflection and transition and eventually the inward movement of winter, right? And we're also moving into spooky Halloween season as well.
Nicole PopeHOST
7:07
And so for me, these four symbols, the West, adulthood, harvest, and water actually are the most beautiful way for me to uncover and find meaning in this seasonal transition for all of you.
Nicole PopeHOST
7:20
Because if we think about autumn, Autumn is when all the leaves turn gorgeous colors up here in New England where I'm located, right? And so because of that, it really is associated a little bit more with the West and it is associated more with the setting sun.
Nicole PopeHOST
7:36
And it's really interesting when you think about the setting sun because it's...
speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:26
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Angela KochergaHOST
0:34
Do data centers help local economies? The largest one is under construction in West Texas and could provide some answers.
Angela KochergaHOST
0:41
Details on today's Texas Standard.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
0:49
Texas Standard is a production of KUT Austin, KERA North Texas, Houston Public Media, and Texas Public
Tom PriceHOST
11:15
The Heroes Breakfast brought veterans, families, and community members together to share a meal, network, and recognize the contributions of those who have served in the U.S. military.
Tom PriceHOST
11:25
For more than 30 years, Operation Stand Down Tennessee has served veterans across a 31-county region in Middle and West Tennessee, with centers in Nashville, Clarksville, and Columbia.
Tom PriceHOST
11:35
The organization provides veterans and their families with resources and opportunities through a variety of programs designed to help them get back on track.
Tom PriceHOST
11:44
Since establishing its Columbia location three years ago, Operation Stand Down Tennessee has provided more than $250,000 in temporary financial assistance and distributed 1,000 food bags to veterans and their families.

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