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Fort Worth’s Galatian Baptist Church tears into the old camp-meeting song, “Down by the Riverside.”

That’s the powerful voice of Maggie Bell on the Rev. Milton Brunson and the Thompson Community Choir’s version of “Pray on My Child.”

This week, co-hosts Molly-Jo Tilton and JB Smith will be looking at the TEA’s response to recent ICE walkouts, recap Connally ISD’s takeover progress and the fate of Mart’s wind turbines.

In nineteen-ninety-five, five college friends, distraught over the suspected suicide of their friend and haunted by the question “would Alec have died had he known how much he was loved?” enter into a lifelong pact to hold living funerals.

Rachel Velaso talks with Tonee B. Shelton, author, social worker, and storyteller, about the power of story to build courage and connection. She shares insights from her children’s book, The Scared Frog Takes the Leap!, and her work bringing story time experiences to communities across Texas. A thoughtful conversation about bravery, imagination, and taking the leap.

On this edition of Living It, host Meg Wallace talks to Dr. Candi Cann.

I’ve been reading a lot about Saturday Night Live lately, for a couple of reasons. First, I talk about the show when I cover the history of television in my Introduction to Mass Communication class at Baylor, and I like to keep up with what’s going on with SNL. Second, Saturday Night Live just celebrated its 50th anniversary, so there’s been plenty written about it in the last year or so.

The Jordan Jubilee’s slow and brooding “No Segregation in Heaven” was a pretty grave statement to make in the early 1970s!

New York City’s Echoes of Life turn Thomas Dorsey’s beloved “You’ve Got to Live the Life” into a rough and raspy old school gospel shout.

This week we have a passel of songs about well … uh … songs.