A special version of a show is available for commuters in the Houston area, including those in Tomball, TX. This version is designed to be listened to during the commute home. It is called The Commuter Cut and is 40 minutes long.
The show is a shortened version of a regular program, tailored for busy commuters. Further details about The Commuter Cut can be found through Houston Public Media, the source of this information.
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