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In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re sitting down with entrepreneur and investor Chantell Preston for a conversation about money, mindset, and financial independence. A recent study shows most women expect to be responsible for their finances, but far fewer feel confident or empowered to take action. Chantell shares why managing money isn’t the same as building wealth and how women can start taking control today. Plus, she gives us a preview of her upcoming book The Success Lie, where she challenges outdated beliefs about success and offers tools to help women create a life of true financial freedom.

A Houston landmark is facing demolition, and the clock is ticking. The Garden Oaks Theater, a 1947 neighborhood cinema with original mid-century design, could be gone within weeks. Local nonprofit ArtHouse Houston is stepping in with a plan to save the building and transform it into a Cultural Arts & Film Center for the community. In this segment, co-founder Maureen McNamara and filmmaker Rachael Acosta share the urgent effort to preserve this historic space and how Houston residents can help.

From starting over in a new country to earning one of the toughest titles in the food and wine world. Houston Life co-host Tessa Barrera sat down with restaurant owner and Master Sommelier June Rodil to learn what advice she has for women entrepreneurs.

If you're looking for the perfect way to wrap up your weekend, this might be it. Jazzy Sundays in the Parks is bringing live music and good vibes to Discovery Green. And the best part, it is completely free. This weekend's local headliner, Mathias Lattin joined us in Studio B with more.

Houston Ballet principal dancer Karina González portrays Frida Kahlo in the production 'Broken Wings' at the Wortham Center. Inspired by Kahlo's life and art, we sat down with the company's first Latina principal dancer to find out how the role challenges her both technically and emotionally and what this role means for her career.

Women artists are gathering to celebrate creativity, culture, and community. The Feminine Universe is an immersive art show and some of the artists behind the event are here with more on why this showcase matters and how they're hoping to inspire the next generation of women creators.

It's rodeo season and entertaining expert Paul Zahn is showing us how to throw an easy, rodeo-themed gathering with a kick! He's sharing some delicious bites and cocktails including a version of a cocktail you can find on the menu at NRG.

She is 89 years young and just getting started. Heights native Margie Seaman just released her second novel in 5 years. After a 60 year career in marketing and web design, she decided it was finally time to pick up the pen. Houston life's Derrick Shore and Tessa Barrera sat down with her for an extended chat about how she turned someday into today.

If your energy bills seem to climb higher every summer, your windows could be part of the problem. The Window Source of Houston shows us you how upgrading your windows could help you save money and stay more comfortable at home.

A positive story for those going through cancer treatment. The Houston-based non-profit CanCare is stepping in to fill the support gap, training survivors to support patients through every step. We'll learned from CEO and president Darcie Wells and survivor turned volunteers how just showing up can make a difference.

And as Texas celebrates 190 years of independence, we're getting a look at some of the artifacts that connect us directly to the fight for freedom. They've been carefully preserved for generations and now finally on display at the Bryan Museum in Galveston for a limited time.

Houston is going global as the 18th annual Indian Film Festival of Houston returns February 27 and 28 at the Asia Society Texas Center. This year, IFFH launches a brand new tradition celebrating the cinema, cuisine and music of a guest country alongside India, with France, the birthplace of cinema, taking center stage. Founder and Executive Director Sutapa Ghosh shares what audiences can expect, from award-winning international films and filmmaker Q&A sessions to the special PWB Talk in collaboration with Producers Without Borders, exploring “What’s Next in the Evolution of Films.” Plus, French Chef David Denis brings culinary excellence to the celebration with a special luncheon honoring France.