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The Violinaires’ doo-wop version of “Little Jesus Boy” will bring back many happy Christmas memories.

Edwin Hawkins and his friends deliver a wonderful serene and soothing Christmas ballad, “Follow the Star,” to close out a tumultuous 2025.

The history of the Kennedy Center is anything but straightforward. On today’s David and Art, host David Smith reveals how big ideas start colliding with practical reality.

When I chose a book to review for Likely Stories, I think back to those that have stuck with me, books that I've recommended to people over and over again. Today I want to tell you about one of my favorite books. My name is Heather White. I teach art history at Baylor and today I’m reviewing the historical crime novel Fingersmith, by Sarah Waters, written in 2002.

Welcome to this week’s installment of Likely Stories on KWBU. My name is Gia Chevis, and I confess that I watch what is probably an unhealthy number of cozy murder mystery shows, mainly British and British-adjacent. I am absolutely the target audience for A Case of Mice and Murder, the first novel in Sally Smith’s newish detective series.

On this episode of The Sit Down with Rachel we meet Coleen Heaton, writer, nonprofit leader and fierce advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

This week, co-hosts Molly-Jo Tilton and JB Smith will be looking at statewide redistricting news, some updates from city council and a roundup of Waco area schools in football and volleyball playoffs.

On this edition of ‘Living It’, guest host Donna Dill of Mobilize Waco is filling in for Meg Wallace and talks with Liz Trujillo from Special Strong.

This week the show should be titled I Hear Scotland Singing, more specifically Scotland’s favorite poet, Robert Burns

The unknown Silver Bells of Macon, Georgia’s “No Friend Like the Lord” is a masterclass in a cappella doo-wop styled gospel singing.