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SignalCast — Austin Ballot Props are a Preview of the Next Partisan Fight in Texas
In this special episode of SignalCast, Signal's Joe Deshotel is joined by contributor David Leffler to discuss elections that are happening right now in the state, particularly Austin—breaking down all the propositions in discussion that can affect the average voter and overall voter turnout.
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Welcome to an all-new episode of SignalCast!
The Signal's Joe Deshotel and David Leffler discuss how Texas Democrats broke quorum and killed the Republican voter suppression bill and now they are organizing.
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Episode 1: River on Fire
It’s the 1980s. Carolyn Stone and Greg Moss have settled into quiet lives in Channelview — an unincorporated community outside Houston, in the heart of the nation’s petrochemical industry. But within a few years, petrochemical plants and chemical barges move in, and air pollution and industrial acc…
Episode 2: Birth of the Activists
Carolyn’s neighborhood becomes ground zero for Channeview’s rapid industrialization. A fire engulfs a nearby chemical storage facility, and a barge company builds its headquarters across the street from her house. Greg uses drones to keep tabs on the chemical barges that are moving into his neighbo…
Episode 3: Battle Cry
Greg is rescued from his home when Hurricane Harvey hits Channelview. The floodwaters gash a temporary cap that covers the Superfund site, unleashing chemicals into the river. Carolyn and Greg join forces to create the Channelview Health and Improvement Coalition. Greg campaigns publicly — and succ…
Episode 4: Locked and Loaded
Greg’s house is burned down and his video camera shows the face of the suspected arsonist — a man he doesn’t know. Greg thinks the barge company he’s been monitoring is behind the fire, but he has no proof. Greg carries a gun wherever he goes, and Carolyn and her husband make sure their guns are al…
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