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This week host Andrea Kosar leads a conversation with Chris Gonzalez, program administrator of the McLennan Community Investment Fund.

David Wills has a passion for generosity and helping others live generously. The two-time Baylor graduate was named the 2024 Baylor Alumnus of the Year.

Sterling Glass and the Metropolitan Singers are best known for their dramatic, 5 ½ minute version of the old spiritual, “Mary, Don’t You Weep.”

Sometimes seemingly mundane things, like watching a frazzled waiter, can remind you of great art.

Alan Lomax described Folk Songs as hand-crafted hand me downs approved by generations of singers. This week on I Hear America Singing, we share a handful of these old folk songs, none of that singer-songwriter stuff this week!

A rare, and deeply fascinating example of creating, purely through subtraction.

This week we share a varied collection of folk songs – some old and some new. We start off with two very old ballads collected in the 1800s by Harvard professor Francis James Child and published in the 5 volume Popular English and Scottish Ballads – simply referred to as Child Ballads.

The Rev. “Singing” Sammy Lewis was dubbed the Crown Prince of Gospel for recordings like “Jesus Paid It” for Vee-Jay Records.

When thinking of the creative process, we don't usually think about being alone.

Ah, high school. The sounds. The smells. The drama.