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KWBU's Malcolm Foster reviews the Pulitzer Prize winning book A Visit From the Goon Squad, by Jennifer Egan.

As we enter a new year, exploring fresh artistic landscapes feels like the perfect resolution—whether it’s diving into an unfamiliar genre, revisiting a classic, or simply finding something that sparks joy.

For KWBU’s Central Texas Leadership Series this week, KWBU’s Rachel Velasco leads a conversation with Jose Vidana, a local parent and Waco ISD School Board Member.

To celebrate the first anniversary of Living It, Mobilize Waco board treasurer Donna Dill is interviewing Meg about the experiences and dreams that animate their shared work.

Baylor’s Institute for Faith and Learning (IFL) offers numerous resources to faculty, staff and students to assist Baylor in achieving its mission of integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment.

From Vienna to Hollywood, Arnold Schoenberg reshaped the sound of modern music and left a legacy that's still influencing us today.

The Gospel Messengers’ 45 “Joy Like a River” is a full-tilt romp – one long gospel vamp!

The Spiritual 5 released some fine gospel music during their few years together, including this dramatic rendition of “Sweet By and By.”

While the passage of time can take its toll on our sharpness, emerging research suggests the arts may offer a way to push back against that.This week, host David Smith explores the fascinating connection between creativity and cognitive health.

All lawyers must understand elements of psychology to successfully navigate the human elements of the legal system. Few people are as well-qualified in this area as Chris Jaeger, associate professor of law at Baylor.