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Olivia Branch Walker may not be a household name in gospel music, but her “Jesus, the Baby King” is a great way to end the year!

Hi, and welcome to this week’s edition of Likely Stories. I’m Paige Connell, and I teach English at Midway High School.

Guest host Rachel E. Pate visits with native Wacoan, Amber Bolden, Executive Director of Waco's Far-Cast Theatre.

In this week's edition of David and Art, host David Smith explores the devastating impact of the recent California wildfires on art, architecture, and cultural history, and what it means for preservation efforts moving forward.

Chicago legend Jessy Dixon lends a hand to the Omega Baptist Church Radio Choir’s thrilling version of “Joy Comes in the Morning

This week we look back at some of the artists that we have lost over the last year.

My name is Heather White, I teach Art History classes at Baylor. Before I begin this segment of Likely Stories, I wanted to let you know that this review acknowledges the existence of sexual desire, if this is not appropriate for everyone in your listening space, you may want to return after this three minute segment has ended. Okay, here we go.

Expansive leaps in technologies like AI prompt important questions about their impact on people. Pablo Rivas, assistant professor of computer science, is a leader at the intersection of technology and ethics. Rivas, Baylor’s site-director for the Center on Responsible Artificial Intelligence and Governance, unpacks questions around responsible AI and examines the role Baylor can play as an ethical voice amidst this growth.

This week on Conversations with Creative Waco, we're talking Waco Family and Faith International Film Festival with founder Dr. Tyrha Linsdey-Warren. Plus, we welcome Michelle Johnson, Publisher and Editor in Chief of the Wacoan to the KWBU studio.

The Swindell Brothers with Bishop J.J. Wilkerson were one of the more unique quartets in gospel music – witness their charming “Judge Not.”