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This week on Texas Matters: a look at some of the new laws now in effect in Texas and some of the significant ones that didn’t. And gearing up for the Ken Paxton Senate impeachment trial. Will Texas voters watch and care?

Humans have struggled with the phenomenon of addiction for centuries. How can we better understand the causes behind it?

Are there people in your life who you feel have their own agenda when they deal with you? Maybe they are using you and have founds ways to manipulate and exploit you. These “Master Manipulators” are everywhere, but you don’t have to be their next victim. How master manipulators operate and how to beat them at their own game.

Adrian Davila is carrying barbecue traditions started by his grandfather as owner and president of operations at Davila's BBQ in Seguin and the newest Davila's on Wheels food truck in San Antonio. He discusses the history of food and barbecue in his family, and learning about the centuries-old roots of the cuisine.

The Texas convict leasing program was a system in which the state of Texas leased out prisoners to private companies to work for free or for very low wages.

Our culture likes to dismiss conspiracy theories as the product of an overactive, paranoid imagination. But not everything is chemtrails, flat earth and false flag attacks. Real conspiracies do happen. And in today’s world, belief in conspiracies is on the rise.

San Antonio is home of the Macondo Writers Workshops, a five-day rigorous experience that brings like-minded writers together to create and share their works. Three of Macondo's board members discuss the workshop's origins, its goals, and what writers take away from it.