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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.

What do U2, Ella Fitzgerald, and Roy Rogers have in common? On this weeks edition of David and art, host David Smith fills you in.

On this weeks edition of David and Art, host David Smith muses on a particular example of human inspiration behind surrealist art.

Host David Smith dives into a time when art supplies flew off the shelves and creativity found a new place at home.

This week we remember songwriter, singer, actor Kris Kristofferson on I Hear America Singing.

Vincent Price at Sears?In 1962, horror icon Vincent Price was selling fine art at the Oak Brook Sears. Thanks to a twist involving The Ten Commandments and a TV quiz show, he became the face of affordable art in suburbia.

This week on Friday Forum, JB and Molly-Jo dive into the news of the week. Plus JB talks to Midway ISD superintendent about the proposed bond.

This week on Friday Forum, JB Smith and guest host, Waco Bridge reporter, Sam Shaw, dive into the news of the week.

On this edition of The Sit Down with Rachel, host Rachel Velasco is joined by Lane Murphy to discuss the 2nd and Clay initiative.

This month, Living It features Jefferson Gunn — a retired educator, dedicated transit activist, and now a board member with the new local chapter of the National Foundation of the Blind. He stopped by the KWBU studio with his guide dog, Sparky. Jefferson's conversation with Meg digs into the topic of inclusion, independence, and the work still ahead in making our community more accessible for all.