Bruce Huff is the environmental activist who founded Group W Bench Litter Patrol, which collaborated with community volunteers, Keep Waco Beautiful, and McLennan County Probation Department to conduct clean-ups around streets, alleys, and rivers. Bruce lives with multiple sclerosis and uses a power wheelchair. As avid arts patrons, Bruce and his wife, Sherrell Huff, persistently advocate for accessibility at cultural venues around the city.
PREVIOUS EPISODES OF LIVING IT
Living It - Dr. Greg Garrett
On this edition of Living It, host Meg Wallace is in conversation with Dr. Greg Garrett, the Carole McDaniel Hanks Professor of Literature and Culture at Baylor University. Dr. Garrett has written nearly 30 books, including novels, nonfiction works, and a memoir titled Crossing Myself, in which he describes his struggle with depression and how he has found his way through.Warning: This interview includes discussion of suicide.
Living It - Malcolm Foster
On this edition of Living It, guest host Devan Stahl is in conversation with Malcolm Foster. They'll be discussing Malcolm's diagnosis of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis, along with his decision to undergo and his experience of, a Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Living It - One Year Anniversary with Donna Dill and Meg Wallace
To celebrate the first anniversary of Living It, Mobilize Waco board treasurer Donna Dill is interviewing Meg about the experiences and dreams that animate their shared work.
Living It - Barbara Bridgewater
On this edition of Living It, host Meg Wallace is in conversation with Barbara Bridgewater, an ESL teacher at McLennan Community College and a recently retired case worker for Compassion Ministries of Waco.
Living It - Jimmy Moreno
In this episode of Living It, host Meg Wallace leads a conversation with Mobilize Waco board member and shift supervisor at Bitty and Beau's Coffee shop, Jimmy Moreno.
Living It - Jared Goldsmith
On this edition of Living It, host Meg Wallace is in conversation with Jared Goldsmith, Elections administrator for McLennan County.
Living It - Kyle Kiper
On this episode of Living It, Meg Wallace is in conversation with Kyle Kiper.
Living It - Curtis Graves
In this month's episode of Living It, host Meg Wallace is in conversation with Curtis Graves. They'll be discussing living with Arthrogryposis and Challenger League, an adaptive baseball program for those facing physical or intellectual challenges.
Living It - Ross Burns
Many listeners of KWBU know Ross Burns as the host of I Hear America Singing. However, today he shares stories of struggles and triumphs he has experienced living with hearing loss and since getting a cochlear implant.
Living It - Josh Carney
In this month's episode of Living It, host Meg Wallace talks mental health with Josh Carney, Waco Family Medicine Foundation's Chief of Staff. He discusses his own journey through the local mental health care system, and talks about options in our area for those needing help with mental health issues.
