In the interest of brevity and laziness, the show notes on this episode of EarBurner are as follows: DISD trustee Miguel Solis stopped by the Old Monk to talk about his flag football prowess, why he decided not to challenge Pete Sessions for his District 32 seat, what the jurors in the John Wiley Price trial might do, his superhero doctor wife, and Strong Schools Strong Dallas, which is a new coalition that is advocating for a tax ratification election to save DISD. Oh, also, Charles Glover, a previous EarBurner guest and Harvard classmate of Solis’, made a brief appearance. Plus Eric Celeste. It was an action-packed podcast. Stream it through the player below or use whatever dang podcatcher you prefer.
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