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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 early 1960s brought a different tone to Washington. On today’s David and Art, host David Smith looks at how President Kennedy connected with the arts in a very public way, and why that mattered.

The unknown Silver Bells of Macon, Georgia’s “No Friend Like the Lord” is a masterclass in a cappella doo-wop styled gospel singing.

This week the show should be titled I Hear Scotland Singing, more specifically Scotland’s favorite poet, Robert Burns

This week, co-hosts Molly-Jo Tilton and JB Smith will be looking at a new study for a regional aquatics center, take a look inside the new STEAM Center and talk cold weather prep.

The plan for a national performing arts center was on paper — but getting it built turned out to be another matter. On today’s David and Art, David Smith continues the Kennedy Center story.

On this edition of ‘Living It’, guest host Donna Dill of Mobilize Waco is filling in for Meg Wallace and talks with Liz Trujillo from Special Strong.

Thirty five years ago the world was gripped by four words..."Who Killed Laura Palmer?"For this edition of KWBU's Classics Corner, I, Malcolm Foster, operations assistant at KWBU and appreciator of Douglas firs and fine, hot coffee, will be taking you on a trip to Twin Peaks.

On today’s David and Art, host David Smith continues the story of the Kennedy Center, this time focusing on how it became a memorial to a fallen president and what that shift mean for the future of the project.

This week, co-hosts Molly-Jo Tilton and JB Smith will be looking at the effects of this week's ice storm, some updates from Connally ISD, and an update on the data center project in Lacy Lakeview.