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  • On this episode of Downtown Depot, KWBU's Dustin Drew fills in for Austin Meek. Joining Dustin is Jonathan Cook, Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Waco. Hear about some of the 80 million dollars worth of projects going on in Waco including the suspension bridge, riverfront development as well as some summer events.
  • In the 1950s, worries about an increasingly impersonal society led some critics to see a connection with a new kind of culture.
  • On this episode. host Kennedy Sam is joined by two guests. First, she's joined by Bradley Settles who is a local artist, arts educator, and was recently featured on Magnolia Network & Discovery+’s new show Public Artist. In the second half of the episode, we hear from Jayla Lane, who shares all the details about this year’s 10th Annual Juneteenth Family Fun Day in Brazos Park East celebration on June 18th.
  • International experiences are an integral part of the Louise Herrington School of Nursing (LHSON). From missions projects around the globe to study abroad opportunities, students grow as professionals as they serve those around them. In this Baylor Connections, Lori Spies, tenured associate professor and missions coordinator in Baylor Nursing, takes listeners around the world to locations where LHSON students and faculty can be found.
  • Rutledge has written a wonderful, exciting, thrilling, and electrifying story.
  • Emily St. John Mandel has written a strange and baffling novel spread over millenia.
  • A Wonderful family with lots of love and heartbreak
  • The 1965 White House Festival of the Arts brought artists and politicians together at a tense time in the country’s history.
  • Austin's guest for this episode is multi disciplinarian Bryan Fonville. Bryan is an executive at a local bank and shares his thoughts on rising interest rates as well as the various local groups to which he donates his time.Plus, The Word on the Street features Samuel Thomas and Louis Hunter, co-founders of the upcoming Deep in the Heart Film Festival.
  • Chaplains serve student-athletes across Baylor’s 17 varsity sports, providing pastoral leadership, teaching, evangelism and care. In this Baylor Connections, discover how chaplains serve their sport and their students, as well as the ways Baylor supports their efforts. John Maurer, Dani Price and Stanton Corley share insights from their distinct roles as chaplains.
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