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This week on David and Art, David Smith looks at how artists use their work to reveal scarcity in dignity, opportunity, and connection.

The Rev. James Cleveland leads the Salem Inspirational Choir in a stirring version of his hit song, “I Don’t Feel Noways Tired.”

A vibrant local art scene can sometimes be helped along by one person with energy and vision.

Candi Cann recently spent last year in South Korea after earning a prestigious Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award. An assistant professor of religion in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core, Cann is a noted researcher on death and dying, and the impact of memory in shaping how lives are recalled, remembered and celebrated. In this Baylor Connections, Cann takes listeners to South Korea and shares experiences from her time there, while further delving into her research and why she hopes to make it easier for people to discuss challenging topics like death and grief.

Vernard Johnson’s “sanctified saxophone” have been thrilling congregations for decades with his emotional versions of classic gospel songs and hymns.

Host Kennedy Sam leads a conversation about a new play dealing with the effects of domestic abuse, which will be produced as a fundraiser for the Waco Family Abuse Center, and with Alan and Kattya Scott, owners of the brand new Washington Gallery in downtown Waco.

Influences on jazz didn’t come just from New York and New Orleans.

Downtown Depot host Andrea Kosar talks with JoAnna McLennan - owner of both a day care and a barber shop. Joanna spent years in the public school sector and also has a robust skill set including leadership, management, strategic planning, and more.

After 22 years in corporate America, Gabe Madison wasn’t expecting the call to lead a nonprofit addressing food insecurity and community wellbeing in South Dallas. In this Baylor Connections, Madison, the 2024 recipient of Baylor’s Pro Texana Medal of Service, shares her journey to Bonton Farms and examines needs in the community that this farm is growing to meet.