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This week on Conversations with Creative Waco, two celebrations of creativity take the spotlight. Baylor Theatre launches its first-ever New Play Initiative, a festival of staged readings that shines a light on emerging playwrights with a brand-new $15,000 prize. We’ll also hear from Eric Linares as Hispanic Heritage Month comes alive through food, history, music, and tradition — from the Mayborn Museum and Levitt AMP concerts to Waco’s vibrant Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival.

From Broadway to Bada Bing: a new biography unpacks the life, career, and lasting impact of James Gandolfini, star of The Sopranos.

Hello, and welcome back to Likely Stories. I’m Paige Connell, and I teach English at Midway High School.

On this edition of Living It, host Meg Wallace is joined by Elizabeth Meigs.

Kickstarting a season dedicated to songwriters, this weeks edition of I Hear America Singing see's Ross burn dig into the work and influence of John Stewart. Music this week comes from Roseanne Cash, Nanci Griffith, The Monkees, and more.

This week on Friday Forum, JB and Molly-Jo dive into the news of the week: possible state takeover for Conally ISD, robots at the Zoo and a lot of updates from City Council.

The Exciting Incredibles live up to their name with the deep Southern soul gospel groove of “I Want to Be Loved.”

For decades, Sears was best known for catalogs, clothes, and household goods. But in the early 1960s, the company launched an unexpected experiment—selling original works of art by masters like Chagall, Picasso, and Rembrandt in its stores. Shoppers packed the galleries, eager to take home fine art with the same ease as a new appliance. This segment looks back at Sears’ short-lived but remarkable effort to bring high art into everyday American life.

On this edition of The Sit Down, Rachel Velasco is joined by Jeanette Lombardo, CEO of the Farmer Veteran Coalition.

This week, Ross celebrates the whimsical world of cartoonist, children’s author, poet, and singer-songwriter Shel Silverstein. Expect the unexpected from the sad tale of The Unicorn to being Killed by a Coconut, from A Boy Named Sue to the haunting Marie Laveu to the prescient On the Cover of the Rolling Stone.