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On this edition of Conversations with Creative Waco, we're looking at a brand new chapter in Waco's story of learning, innovation and imagination. We’re exploring how the arts are catalyzing opportunities for the next generation across our city—from the classroom to the community, from murals to math labs.

The otherwise unknown Evening Doves deliver a spirited, rollicking version of the traditional gospel song “No Hiding Place."

On this edition of Downtown Depot, guest host Kennisha Thornton will be talking to Stephanie Hines of Waco ISD and Rhonda Featherston from H-E-B.

Whether the target is art or something else, censorship seems to always have a political audience.

In Episode 123 of Downtown Depot, show host Austin Meek interviews Wannika Muhammad. Wannika goes in-depth about her 30-year trucking career and later details the ways East Waco has gentrified in the midst of the city’s revitalization.

Communication is what holds society together, but words don’t always have to be the medium.

Baylor’s Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching is a biannual award that promotes the value of teaching and honors great teachers. The associated $250,000 award is the single largest monetary award presented by a college or university to an individual for exceptional teaching. In this Baylor Connections, Michael Thompson, committee chair for the award and professor and associate dean in Baylor Engineering and Computer Science, discusses the Cherry Award and discusses the important role of great teachers.

Suspenseful story of a great detective.

The Awakening Echoes were one of a long list of innovative gospel artists who recorded for Houston’s Peacock label.

If we’re open to it, one art form can often help us understand another.