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The Bells of Zion were practitioners of a particular sub-genre, a soulful, particularly Southern brand of downhome gospel music.

The Patterson Singers’ “I’m Moving Up” features an irresistibly up tempo closing gospel vamp.

Archaeologist and anthropologist Julie Hoggarth heads to Belize next week continue her nationally recognized research on ancient Maya cultures, sharing what their experiences can teach us today.

This installment of Conversations with Creative Waco is full of creative spark and purpose. Host Fiona Bond sits down with three distinct guests bringing their own brand of creativity to the Waco Community.

This episode of Conversations with Creative Waco features the visionary team behind Androcles and the Lion, a joyful family theatre production from Young Festival Stage. Also on the program muralist Vincent Thomas, curator of a new Juneteenth show at Art Center Waco. Discover how these creatives are shaping Waco’s vibrant arts scene.

For Baylor students, career success begins when they set foot on campus, with the help of the Baylor University Career Center. Baylor’s placement rate of 91 percent is one of the best in the nation, and its approach is student-centered, walking alongside students and helping them define success. Michael Estepp, Assistant Vice Provost in the Career Center, showcases the approach that helps students successfully pursue their calling.

The Rev. Morgan Babb’s passionate version of “Lord, You’ve Been Good to Me” spontaneously emerges from the altar call during one of his legendary sermons.

In there more than 70 years together, the Swanee Quintet released a host of great gospel songs, including this one - “The Lord’s on My Side.”

What happens when art asks more of us than we’re used to giving? And who’s still paying attention when it does?