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The Robbins Healthcare MBA program in Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business is recognized as a top 20 healthcare management program nationally by U.S. News and World Report, with alumni who lead healthcare organizations from coast to coast. Forest Kim, who serves as program co-director, shares program distinctives and highlights the role alumni play in healthcare innovation and service.

On this episode of Conversations with Creative Waco, host Fiona Bond talks to Mexican-American artist Jesús Rivera and Mexican-Russian artist Anastasia Sergeevna about a stunning new mural they’re creating at the South Waco Community Center, commissioned by the César Chávez Neighborhood Association. We will also learn about Warriors Canvas—a powerful new initiative that brings creative opportunities and healing support to military veterans. Sharing their vision for this project are Mike Hamilton of Rogue Media and Melvin Hall.

The Bible Way Church of God Choir’s “What Do You Say About Jesus?” features the church’s longtime pastor, Little Abraham Swanson.

In my goal to read more nonfiction books, I picked up You’re Not Listening – what you’re missing and why it matters by Kate Murphy. I admit I can’t remember who recommended this book, I probably wasn’t listening… but reading it is a great opportunity to learn how to become a better listener and who doesn’t want that.I’m Lucy Petter. Welcome to today’s Likely Stories.

Host David Smith introduces us to an under-the-radar group of 19th-century painters who challenged the artistic norms of their time and pushed back against the gatekeepers of the art world.

This week on David and Art, we head to Glasgow to meet a group of women artists who built their own community and challenged the status quo. Here's David Smith.

The legendary Dorothy Love Coates was one of the true stars of gospel music and her powerful “99 ½ Won’t Do” was adopted as a freedom song during the civil rights movement.

In this episode of David and Art, David Smith reflects on how history, policy, and personal perspective intersect in the story of a cultural institution.

ENCORE BROADCAST - Sunday, May 4th at 8pm on KWBU-Waco Public Radio.In late April of 2024 KWBU worked with gospel enthusiasts and scholars Robert F. Darden and Stephen M. Newby on this hour-long special Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Andraé Crouch.

This week on Downtown Depot, the tables turn.New host Rachel E. Pate sits down with the show's former host, Andrea Kosar, to talk about her next chapter with The Waco Bridge — a new independent, nonprofit newsroom committed to delivering high-quality local news that connects communities and fosters civic engagement.It’s a conversation about journalism, service, and the shared mission of informing and empowering Wacoans.