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In this episode, host Kennedy Sam marks Native American Heritage Month with a conversation with the visiting delegates from the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes; President Amber Silverhorn-Wolfe, John Bowman, Vanessa Vance, and Matt Roberson.

In this episode of Living It, host Meg Wallace leads a conversation with Mobilize Waco board member and shift supervisor at Bitty and Beau's Coffee shop, Jimmy Moreno.

How does an artists trajectory affect our understanding and appreciation of their creative output?

Gratitude—it’s a positive human emotion shown to provide health benefits. Jo-Ann Tsang, associate professor of psychology, is a social psychologist and leading researcher into gratitude.

I have a love hate relationship with reading and learning about history. I can’t decide whether I hate being reminded that humans seem to absolutely refuse to learn from their past mistakes or love the hope I feel knowing that we’ve more or less survived those past mistakes and have made progress, however slowly.

“What's in a name? That which we call a masterpiece by any other artist would be just as evocative.

Archie Dale and the Tones of Joy’s gospel songs could match the best R&B groups of the late ‘70s and early 1980s.

On this week’s I Hear America Singing, we’ve got a collection of artists getting, going, driven others, and being driven 'crazy'.

Famed bassist Fred Hammond leads Detroit's J & J Community Choir of Detroit on a fiery closing version of "When the Saints Go Marching In."

As we prepare to “turn back our clocks” this weekend, I have assembled a clockful of songs about time for your listening pleasure.