Houston's City Seal and Flag
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Houston's City Seal and Flag
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Houston is a city that proves that if you dream big enough, reality will eventually catch up.
In this episode, Brandon Rottinghaus, a University of Houston political science professor and co-host of Houston Public Media's Party Politics, celebrates Houston's 190th birthday (August 30, 2026) by exploring the history of its city seal and what the train at the center of it represents.
Also, we hear him talk with a nationally recognized vexillologist and retired Houston judge, who explains the history and symbolism behind the city of Houston’s flag, why cities even have their own flag, and why some city flags become a part of a person’s cultural identity.
Featured Guest: Charles Spain, Former Justice on the Texas 14th District Court of Appeals and Vexillologist
You can find more Texperts at texperts.org and houstonpublicmedia.org