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This week on I Hear America Singing, we take to the skies—both literally and figuratively.

This week, co-hosts Molly-Jo Tilton and JB Smith will be looking at the local impact of Tuesdays election results, a new historical marker at the courthouse, and more.

This week's Friday feature on Waco Public Radio is Downtown Depot. Host Rachel E Pate talks with Dr. Blake Burleson, co-founder of the Heart of Texas Network for Immigration Rights

Welcome to this weeks edition of Likely Stories, my name is Malcolm Foster, operations assistant at KWBU. The book I want to discuss today is a brutal, yet occasionally beautiful example of how some things, for better and worse, even in the most drastic of scenarios, never change.

On this edition of David in Art, host David Smith looks at how a specific case of political leadership supported, inspired and influenced countless artists, both professional and amateur alike.

Art doesn’t just show us history — sometimes it travels through it. Statues, paintings, entire collections make their way across centuries and continents, carrying their stories with them. In today’s David and Art, host David Smith follows one of those journeys, from ancient Rome to Texas.

The Eisenhower years are usually remembered for buttoned-up politics and post-war calm, but behind the scenes, some unexpected conversations were happening about art. The kind that hinted at big changes ahead.

On this edition of Downtown Depot, host Rachel E. Pate is talking to Africa Tarver, ‘Executive Director for City Center Waco’.

Friday Forum dives into a special series this week, inviting local leaders to reflect on the past year's challenges and preview 2026, starting with County Judge Scott Felton.

The Williams Family and the legendary Canton Spirituals combine for one of the funkiest Christmas songs of all time, “Down Home in Mississippi".