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The Back Home Choir specialized in choral arrangements of the old spirituals, including this upbeat rendition of “King Jesus is All.”

This week on David and Art, we meet the remarkable women artists who painted, sculpted, and persevered through the progressive era. Here's your host David Smith.

The multi-talented Myrna Summers can sing anything – but she’s rarely sounded better than on this haunting spiritual, “Stand By Me.”

On this edition of Conversations with Creative Waco, host Fiona Bond is joined by Megan Davis and David Schleicher.

On this episode of Conversations with Creative Waco, host Fiona Bond talks to Mexican-American artist Jesús Rivera and Mexican-Russian artist Anastasia Sergeevna about a stunning new mural they’re creating at the South Waco Community Center, commissioned by the César Chávez Neighborhood Association. We will also learn about Warriors Canvas—a powerful new initiative that brings creative opportunities and healing support to military veterans. Sharing their vision for this project are Mike Hamilton of Rogue Media and Melvin Hall.

From Broadway to Bada Bing: a new biography unpacks the life, career, and lasting impact of James Gandolfini, star of The Sopranos.

Hello, and welcome back to Likely Stories. I’m Paige Connell, and I teach English at Midway High School.

The Exciting Incredibles live up to their name with the deep Southern soul gospel groove of “I Want to Be Loved.”

For decades, Sears was best known for catalogs, clothes, and household goods. But in the early 1960s, the company launched an unexpected experiment—selling original works of art by masters like Chagall, Picasso, and Rembrandt in its stores. Shoppers packed the galleries, eager to take home fine art with the same ease as a new appliance. This segment looks back at Sears’ short-lived but remarkable effort to bring high art into everyday American life.

What makes storytelling so powerful? Unlike the stereotype of a dry lecture, storytelling is one of humanity’s oldest art forms—capable of sparking imagination and transforming the way we experience information. Actor Daveed Diggs, best known for his Tony-winning role in Hamilton, says art was the key that made American history finally feel like his story. In this segment, we explore how the power of storytelling—and art more broadly—can reshape the way we engage with history, learning, and the world around us.