Results tagged “podcast”

There's trouble in Projectorville! Mr. Projector (Houston resident Aaron Ball) needs your help, so he's throwing a party at the Aurora Theater this Saturday.

Local tech news in a compact, digital format. Socially Speaking The Chron picks up this article about Houston web based startups and their Houston connections. If you've been reading Houstonist and Tech Buzz, you've already heard about most of them! Phone + Podcast = Phonecast Found over at abc13.com is this story about listening to podcasts on your phone. It's Houston based phonecasting.com and by visiting their site you can get phone numbers to...

Happy Friday, Sports Fans! We are watching our Rice Owls kick off the NCAA College World Series. We are addicted to sports - local sports - all of them! Houston can be a sports heartbreak waiting to happen! Speaking of breaks (and we seriously, seriously hope there are none - we were there when Catazon suffered hers!) some flat track action is gonna bust out on Sunday at 6:00 p.m.! Come on out and get...

Busy week for live acts in Houston: Tuesday As mentioned yesterday, the rodeo music line-up starts tonight with the country crooner who seems to never go away, George Strait. 6:45 p.m. at Reliant Stadium | tickets and info If you’re looking to get away from the cowboy hats and boots, check out Less Than Jake. Ska-punk that will even make your Mom smile. Music: “The Science of Selling Yourself Short” 8 p.m. at the Engine...

There are some jobs Houstonist just wouldn't want to have: scraping encrusted matter off the floor of a movie theater, for example, or picking the Word of the Year. See, we think it would be really hard to pick the Word of the Year — first, you'd have to think of all the really great new words, and then you'd have to decide which one was better than all the others. Considering the nitpicking and arguments bound to ensue, we'd almost rather be on the floor of the cineplex prying up popcorn spilled during the Carter administration. That's why we're glad the people at The New Oxford American Dictionary take it upon themselves to consider new words and pick the worthiest.