Interview with Council Member Ed Gonzalez

I’m going to spend some time now with incumbent district Council members who are running for re-election. First up is my own Council member, Ed Gonzalez, serving his first term in office after winning a special election runoff in June. As you might expect, he’s had to hit the ground running since then. Gonzalez is unopposed this November.

Please note that I am now using a Google media player, where before I’d been using a WordPress plugin called PodPress. Unfortunately, the most recent upgrade of WordPress I installed, which was needed to fix a security hole, seems to have broken PodPress, and I have not found an update to it yet. Also unfortunately, it seems that the Google player isn’t appearing onscreen for some people who have IE7. Until a better solution presents itself, I’m just going to include the URL for the MP3 file in these posts as well, so that if you don’t see the player you can still get the file. So here’s the MP3 file for this interview.

PREVIOUSLY:

Karen Derr, At Large #1
Brad Bradford, At Large #4
Stephen Costello, At Large #1
Lane Lewis, District A
Lonnie Allsbrooks, At Large #1
Noel Freeman, At Large #4
Brenda Stardig, District A
Oliver Pennington, District G
Amy Peck, District A
Herman Litt, At Large #1
Natasha Kamrani, HISD Trustee in District I, not running for re-election
Alex Wathen, District A
Robert Kane, District F
Council Member Melissa Noriega, At Large #3
Jeff Downing, District A
Mike Laster, District F
Council Member Jolanda Jones, At Large #5
Mills Worsham, District G
Rick Rodriguez, At Large #1
Council Member Sue Lovell, At Large #2
Carlos Obando, At Large #5
Richard Sedita, District G
Jack Christie, At Large #5
Dexter Handy, District G
George Foulard, District G
Alma Lara, HISD Trustee District I
Anna Eastman, HISD Trustee District I
Linda Toyota, HISD Trustee District I

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