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FPH Weekly Podcast, #40
May 16, 2012 – 1:07 am | No Comment

Genocide, political correctness, and Alex Wukman’s liver are included in this weeks podcast. Prodigal son Shelby Hohl joins the discussion.

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How will we be remembered: a political meditation
November 20, 2011 – 6:59 pm | No Comment
How will we be remembered: a political meditation

By Alex Wukman
As the light cast by the first year of the second decade of the Twenty-First Century fades into Holiday Twilight; it seems that the embers of earlier fires continue to burn. When historians …

Remembering Mary’s…Naturally or is Montrose still a gayberhood?
July 6, 2011 – 3:48 pm | One Comment
Remembering Mary’s…Naturally or is Montrose still a gayberhood?

By Alex Wukman
After almost two years of waiting, and a week of work, it was time to pop the champagne.  Moments after the final brushstroke had been added Cody Ledvina, one of the …

America’s Guesstimation: trying to tell the tale of Malcolm MacDonald and the history of Houston’s music and arts scene Part 1: The Island and Cafe Mode
May 3, 2011 – 4:40 pm | 4 Comments
America’s Guesstimation: trying to tell the tale of Malcolm MacDonald and the history of Houston’s music and arts scene Part 1: The Island and Cafe Mode

Editor’s note: This is the first in a five part series exploring the myths surrounding Houston underground legend Malcolm McDonald. Check back for updates.
By Alex Wukman
When Kerouac wrote that the only people for him …