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Remembering one of the greatest and most innovative composers in American history.

The masterpiece of Charlotte Brontë’s Villette as we continue the tour of the Brontë sisters

A look at how one of the US military schools uses art to shape its graduates.

In this episode, Nan Holmes talks with Will Phipps, executive director of the Waco Sports Commision. 

Interesting story of 11 vastly different characters who experience Florida in a variety of ways.

A new poll of Hispanic Texans shows O’Rourke has a strong advantage. But he isn’t getting much help from the Democrats’ gubernatorial candidate.

Presidents can influence public perception of the arts by their policies and even their talents.

Story of two friends who live on the edge of poverty in Naples.

A painting on the side of a building can sometimes be a work of art worth celebrating and saving.

Young people choosing college over construction jobs, and competition from other industries limits the pool of available workers.

Another dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid’s Tale.

Hearing music from the past can draw us into history and remind us that it's not so different from our lives today.

Charming story of a retirement home for literary senior citizens.

This week marks the 100th birthday of one of the most celebrated musicians in American history.

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