Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU No https://www.baylor.edu/ c4ef5a60-d7ad-11f0-8fbe-230c98518351 Listen to KWBU-FM public broadcasting for news and happenings in Waco and Central Texas. Listen to KWBU-FM public broadcasting for news and happenings in Waco and Central Texas. Listen to KWBU-FM public broadcasting for news and happenings in Waco and Central Texas. en-us © 2026, Baylor University. All rights reserved. (771584) Mon, 20 Jul 2026 01:11:19 -0500 Baylor CMS/PHP Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU ChildTrends, a Washington based research group, reports that 23% percent of Texas girls who become pregnant will become pregnant a second time, a troubling statistic, when Texas has a high teen birth rate to begin with. ChildTrends, a Washington based research group, reports that 23% percent of Texas girls who become pregnant will become pregnant a second time, a troubling statistic, when Texas has a high teen birth rate to begin with. ChildTrends, a Washington based research group, reports that 23% percent of Texas girls who become pregnant will become pregnant a second time, a troubling statistic, when Texas has a high teen birth rate to begin with. Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/96562/96562-audio.mp3 04:19 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Award winning writer Roger Rosenblatt delivered a lecture at Baylor Monday on storytelling. But the focus is not on his illustrious career; rather, it's telling our own stories as individuals. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Award winning writer Roger Rosenblatt delivered a lecture at Baylor Monday on storytelling. But the focus is not on his illustrious career; rather, it's telling our own stories as individuals. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Award winning writer Roger Rosenblatt delivered a lecture at Baylor Monday on storytelling. But the focus is not on his illustrious career; rather, it's telling our own stories as individuals. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/98301/98301-audio.mp3 03:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 08 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/95952/95952-audio.mp3 04:54 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 13 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/99022/99022-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When the Baylor football team kicks of its 2009 season at Wake Forest on Saturday, it does so with a buzz from fans and media that haven't surrounded the program in some time. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When the Baylor football team kicks of its 2009 season at Wake Forest on Saturday, it does so with a buzz from fans and media that haven't surrounded the program in some time. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When the Baylor football team kicks of its 2009 season at Wake Forest on Saturday, it does so with a buzz from fans and media that haven't surrounded the program in some time. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/95743/95743-audio.mp3 04:23 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 08 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/96023/96023-audio.mp3 04:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/94343/94343-audio.mp3 04:05 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 14 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/96365/96365-audio.mp3 05:23 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Thu, 06 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/93479/93479-audio.mp3 04:18 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Thu, 13 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/93794/93794-audio.mp3 02:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/94062/94062-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 14 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/96366/96366-audio.mp3 42:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/92524/92524-audio.mp3 04:17 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/99100/99100-audio.mp3 04:01 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 28 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/92646/92646-audio.mp3 03:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Greater Waco Education Alliance began to roll-out data on early childhood education in McLennan County yesterday. The region seeks to understand the factors shaping area youth. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Greater Waco Education Alliance began to roll-out data on early childhood education in McLennan County yesterday. The region seeks to understand the factors shaping area youth. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Greater Waco Education Alliance began to roll-out data on early childhood education in McLennan County yesterday. The region seeks to understand the factors shaping area youth. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 25 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/90763/90763-audio.mp3 04:08 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/93391/93391-audio.mp3 04:35 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 14 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/91853/91853-audio.mp3 04:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/91888/91888-audio.mp3 04:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 26 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/94982/94982-audio.mp3 04:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/97672/97672-audio.mp3 03:23 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/97171/97171-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Thu, 24 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/97336/97336-audio.mp3 03:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/97551/97551-audio.mp3 03:38 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/92808/92808-audio.mp3 03:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU One of the nation's largest collegiate homecoming parade will wind through the streets of Waco this Saturday. Attendees will enjoy the floats, the ambiance, and the history; a lot of Baylor students put in months of work to make it memorable. KWBU's ... One of the nation's largest collegiate homecoming parade will wind through the streets of Waco this Saturday. Attendees will enjoy the floats, the ambiance, and the history; a lot of Baylor students put in months of work to make it memorable. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. One of the nation's largest collegiate homecoming parade will wind through the streets of Waco this Saturday. Attendees will enjoy the floats, the ambiance, and the history; a lot of Baylor students put in months of work to make it memorable. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/99808/99808-audio.mp3 05:08 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU follows up with the Ride for Relief when they finish their journey at Farm Day. KWBU follows up with the Ride for Relief when they finish their journey at Farm Day. KWBU follows up with the Ride for Relief when they finish their journey at Farm Day. Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101345/101345-audio.mp3 02:25 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A team of bikers will be making their way through Central Texas? farm roads as they cover over 200 miles in 2 ½ days. The bikers are raising money for the World Hunger Relief farm. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport there at the beginning of ... A team of bikers will be making their way through Central Texas? farm roads as they cover over 200 miles in 2 ½ days. The bikers are raising money for the World Hunger Relief farm. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport there at the beginning of their journey this morning. A team of bikers will be making their way through Central Texas? farm roads as they cover over 200 miles in 2 ½ days. The bikers are raising money for the World Hunger Relief farm. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport there at the beginning of their journey this morning. Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101089/101089-audio.mp3 03:21 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Congressman Chet Edwards released a statement Monday addressing the shooting at the military base that was part of his district for more than a decade. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Congressman Chet Edwards released a statement Monday addressing the shooting at the military base that was part of his district for more than a decade. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Congressman Chet Edwards released a statement Monday addressing the shooting at the military base that was part of his district for more than a decade. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101363/101363-audio.mp3 01:15 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The 2nd annual Greater Waco Education Summit gets down to business today, focusing on on key areas of youth development and examining the role that various community groups can play in advancing the educational environment. One major area of focus ... The 2nd annual Greater Waco Education Summit gets down to business today, focusing on on key areas of youth development and examining the role that various community groups can play in advancing the educational environment. One major area of focus for educators is reading development. And teachers in Waco, spurred by renewed emphasis from the summit and the Greater Waco Education Alliance, are focusing on helping students read at grade level by the time they're 8 years old. The 2nd annual Greater Waco Education Summit gets down to business today, focusing on on key areas of youth development and examining the role that various community groups can play in advancing the educational environment. One major area of focus for educators is reading development. And teachers in Waco, spurred by renewed emphasis from the summit and the Greater Waco Education Alliance, are focusing on helping students read at grade level by the time they're 8 years old. Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102118/102118-audio.mp3 05:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Some of Central Texas' natural beauty, rock escarpments and hilly landscape, is also a geological landscape that can cause problems for builders and homeowner's foundations. However, one local city, Woodway, now has an innovative online resource to ... Some of Central Texas' natural beauty, rock escarpments and hilly landscape, is also a geological landscape that can cause problems for builders and homeowner's foundations. However, one local city, Woodway, now has an innovative online resource to aid developers and property owners. Some of Central Texas' natural beauty, rock escarpments and hilly landscape, is also a geological landscape that can cause problems for builders and homeowner's foundations. However, one local city, Woodway, now has an innovative online resource to aid developers and property owners. Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100301/100301-audio.mp3 02:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU After spending the last few days sorting through Thursday's tragedy at Ft. Hood, mourners gathered yesterday to honor and remember the fallen. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. After spending the last few days sorting through Thursday's tragedy at Ft. Hood, mourners gathered yesterday to honor and remember the fallen. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. After spending the last few days sorting through Thursday's tragedy at Ft. Hood, mourners gathered yesterday to honor and remember the fallen. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101479/101479-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The art of story telling is not lost in Central Texas. The Heart of Texas Story Telling guild meets every Saturday to keep the beloved tradition alive, and they have a special event this weekend. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. The art of story telling is not lost in Central Texas. The Heart of Texas Story Telling guild meets every Saturday to keep the beloved tradition alive, and they have a special event this weekend. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. The art of story telling is not lost in Central Texas. The Heart of Texas Story Telling guild meets every Saturday to keep the beloved tradition alive, and they have a special event this weekend. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101793/101793-audio.mp3 02:40 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Chef and home-design expert Christi Rost shares Thanksgiving-themed cooking tips, and explores the history and renovation of her 19th century Colorado mountain estate in the PBS special ?A Home for Christi Rost?. It airs on KWBU-TV this ... Chef and home-design expert Christi Rost shares Thanksgiving-themed cooking tips, and explores the history and renovation of her 19th century Colorado mountain estate in the PBS special ?A Home for Christi Rost?. It airs on KWBU-TV this Thanksgiving, and KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport talks with Christi about her passion for family, friends, food and entertaining at home. Chef and home-design expert Christi Rost shares Thanksgiving-themed cooking tips, and explores the history and renovation of her 19th century Colorado mountain estate in the PBS special ?A Home for Christi Rost?. It airs on KWBU-TV this Thanksgiving, and KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport talks with Christi about her passion for family, friends, food and entertaining at home. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102487/102487-audio.mp3 36:41 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU : When KWBU and Baylor University bring From the Top to Waco tomorrow/tonight, one local teen will be showing off her talents on an instrument that many associate more with country than classical. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. : When KWBU and Baylor University bring From the Top to Waco tomorrow/tonight, one local teen will be showing off her talents on an instrument that many associate more with country than classical. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. : When KWBU and Baylor University bring From the Top to Waco tomorrow/tonight, one local teen will be showing off her talents on an instrument that many associate more with country than classical. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101442/101442-audio.mp3 04:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU NPR financial reporter Jim Zarroli was in town this week, speaking to Baylor students, professors, and KWBU members about a number of topics. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. NPR financial reporter Jim Zarroli was in town this week, speaking to Baylor students, professors, and KWBU members about a number of topics. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. NPR financial reporter Jim Zarroli was in town this week, speaking to Baylor students, professors, and KWBU members about a number of topics. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100460/100460-audio.mp3 03:39 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Long-time Waco philanthropist Paul J. Meyer passed away yesterday/today after a battle with cancer. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Long-time Waco philanthropist Paul J. Meyer passed away yesterday/today after a battle with cancer. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Long-time Waco philanthropist Paul J. Meyer passed away yesterday/today after a battle with cancer. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Mon, 26 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100130/100130-audio.mp3 01:23 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What does the new novel Columbus and the Web site popcornfiction.com have to do with Baylor? KWBU?s Anita Pere has more. What does the new novel Columbus and the Web site popcornfiction.com have to do with Baylor? KWBU?s Anita Pere has more. What does the new novel Columbus and the Web site popcornfiction.com have to do with Baylor? KWBU?s Anita Pere has more. Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100300/100300-audio.mp3 03:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Memories, history, and tradition are an important part of homecoming at Baylor. As Baylor celebrates its homecoming's 100th Anniversary, the state of Texas will recognize 4 sites on Baylor campus as having historical significance. Memories, history, and tradition are an important part of homecoming at Baylor. As Baylor celebrates its homecoming's 100th Anniversary, the state of Texas will recognize 4 sites on Baylor campus as having historical significance. Memories, history, and tradition are an important part of homecoming at Baylor. As Baylor celebrates its homecoming's 100th Anniversary, the state of Texas will recognize 4 sites on Baylor campus as having historical significance. Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100038/100038-audio.mp3 03:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A Waco Christmas tradition will be without one of its key components this year, but organizers are working to fill the void for the city's annual Christmas kickoff, Saturday's "Holiday on the Square." KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Waco Christmas tradition will be without one of its key components this year, but organizers are working to fill the void for the city's annual Christmas kickoff, Saturday's "Holiday on the Square." KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Waco Christmas tradition will be without one of its key components this year, but organizers are working to fill the void for the city's annual Christmas kickoff, Saturday's "Holiday on the Square." KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102657/102657-audio.mp3 03:28 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU 68,000 years of protection from mother nature, plus about 30 more with the help of the Waco community allowed the bones at the Waco Mammoth Site to finally be introduced to the public on Saturday. KWBU's Derek Smith and Jackie Deavenport were there. 68,000 years of protection from mother nature, plus about 30 more with the help of the Waco community allowed the bones at the Waco Mammoth Site to finally be introduced to the public on Saturday. KWBU's Derek Smith and Jackie Deavenport were there. 68,000 years of protection from mother nature, plus about 30 more with the help of the Waco community allowed the bones at the Waco Mammoth Site to finally be introduced to the public on Saturday. KWBU's Derek Smith and Jackie Deavenport were there. Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/103026/103026-audio.mp3 04:37 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Some attention has been placed on the fact that the gunman in yesterday's Ft. Hood killings, major Nidal Malik Hasan, was an army psychiatrist whose job was to counsel soldiers dealing with the effects of war and military life. KWBU spoke to Dr. ... Some attention has been placed on the fact that the gunman in yesterday's Ft. Hood killings, major Nidal Malik Hasan, was an army psychiatrist whose job was to counsel soldiers dealing with the effects of war and military life. KWBU spoke to Dr. Susie Gulliver, director of the Center for Excellence at the VA hospital, as well as psychiatrist and Air Force Reservist Dr. David Tharp. Some attention has been placed on the fact that the gunman in yesterday's Ft. Hood killings, major Nidal Malik Hasan, was an army psychiatrist whose job was to counsel soldiers dealing with the effects of war and military life. KWBU spoke to Dr. Susie Gulliver, director of the Center for Excellence at the VA hospital, as well as psychiatrist and Air Force Reservist Dr. David Tharp. Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101362/101362-audio.mp3 02:24 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Last night, the city held the first of two community meetings where residents mapped out their ideas for downtown and city revitalization. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Last night, the city held the first of two community meetings where residents mapped out their ideas for downtown and city revitalization. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Last night, the city held the first of two community meetings where residents mapped out their ideas for downtown and city revitalization. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100141/100141-audio.mp3 04:05 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Friday was World Food Day, recognizing the problem of hunger in communities around the world. The day was marked in Waco as residents and business gave up their lunch and instead donated the money to organizations serving the hungry locally, and ... Friday was World Food Day, recognizing the problem of hunger in communities around the world. The day was marked in Waco as residents and business gave up their lunch and instead donated the money to organizations serving the hungry locally, and with a presentation at Heritage Square, as a new statewide hunger agency was introduced. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Friday was World Food Day, recognizing the problem of hunger in communities around the world. The day was marked in Waco as residents and business gave up their lunch and instead donated the money to organizations serving the hungry locally, and with a presentation at Heritage Square, as a new statewide hunger agency was introduced. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/99475/99475-audio.mp3 02:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU what do Waco teenagers do on a Friday or Staurday night? Many people who work with youth in Waco say there's a lack of fun and safe things for teenagers to do. KWBU's Anita Pere has more. what do Waco teenagers do on a Friday or Staurday night? Many people who work with youth in Waco say there's a lack of fun and safe things for teenagers to do. KWBU's Anita Pere has more. what do Waco teenagers do on a Friday or Staurday night? Many people who work with youth in Waco say there's a lack of fun and safe things for teenagers to do. KWBU's Anita Pere has more. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102486/102486-audio.mp3 03:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU With the homecoming parade just about 24 hours away, members of Chi Omega and Phi Kappa Chi spent the last night into the wee hours to get their float done in time for judging prior to the parade. KWBU's Derek Smith continues our look at what goes ... With the homecoming parade just about 24 hours away, members of Chi Omega and Phi Kappa Chi spent the last night into the wee hours to get their float done in time for judging prior to the parade. KWBU's Derek Smith continues our look at what goes into making the signature homecoming parade floats. With the homecoming parade just about 24 hours away, members of Chi Omega and Phi Kappa Chi spent the last night into the wee hours to get their float done in time for judging prior to the parade. KWBU's Derek Smith continues our look at what goes into making the signature homecoming parade floats. Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/100052/100052-audio.mp3 03:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU 2009 marks the 100th anniversary of Baylor University's Homecoming and the associated parade. KWBU is following a sorority and fraternity as they build one of the signature floats in a competitive field for the homecoming parade in the final ... 2009 marks the 100th anniversary of Baylor University's Homecoming and the associated parade. KWBU is following a sorority and fraternity as they build one of the signature floats in a competitive field for the homecoming parade in the final frantic hours before the float must be completed tomorrow morning. 2009 marks the 100th anniversary of Baylor University's Homecoming and the associated parade. KWBU is following a sorority and fraternity as they build one of the signature floats in a competitive field for the homecoming parade in the final frantic hours before the float must be completed tomorrow morning. Wed, 21 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/99868/99868-audio.mp3 04:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This Friday evening will mark the second consecutive snowy Friday here in Waco. OK, maybe that's a bit of a stretch. But the annual indoor snowfall at the Symphony's Holiday Pops concert may remind people of lunchtime last Friday, this time inside ... This Friday evening will mark the second consecutive snowy Friday here in Waco. OK, maybe that's a bit of a stretch. But the annual indoor snowfall at the Symphony's Holiday Pops concert may remind people of lunchtime last Friday, this time inside of Waco Hall instead of out of it. The show itself will remind regular attendees of previous Holiday pops concerts, with some new twists as well. This Friday evening will mark the second consecutive snowy Friday here in Waco. OK, maybe that's a bit of a stretch. But the annual indoor snowfall at the Symphony's Holiday Pops concert may remind people of lunchtime last Friday, this time inside of Waco Hall instead of out of it. The show itself will remind regular attendees of previous Holiday pops concerts, with some new twists as well. Thu, 10 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/103233/103233-audio.mp3 03:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU And that main street is getting wider throughout the county. Ken Roberts, public information officer for Txdot's Waco district says changes in town will be primarily on frontage roads in the city, with lanes added north and south of town. And that main street is getting wider throughout the county. Ken Roberts, public information officer for Txdot's Waco district says changes in town will be primarily on frontage roads in the city, with lanes added north and south of town. And that main street is getting wider throughout the county. Ken Roberts, public information officer for Txdot's Waco district says changes in town will be primarily on frontage roads in the city, with lanes added north and south of town. Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/103621/103621-audio.mp3 03:43 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A Storybook Christmas has spent two decades giving free books to schoolchildren throughout the county each Christmas, working to improve and promote literacy in the region. Thursday they delivered books to students at one area school. KWBU's Derek ... A Storybook Christmas has spent two decades giving free books to schoolchildren throughout the county each Christmas, working to improve and promote literacy in the region. Thursday they delivered books to students at one area school. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. A Storybook Christmas has spent two decades giving free books to schoolchildren throughout the county each Christmas, working to improve and promote literacy in the region. Thursday they delivered books to students at one area school. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/103725/103725-audio.mp3 04:24 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU In the two weeks since legendary NPR newsman Carl Kasell retired from Morning Edition, he's found himself getting more sleep, but not necessarily finding more free time. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. In the two weeks since legendary NPR newsman Carl Kasell retired from Morning Edition, he's found himself getting more sleep, but not necessarily finding more free time. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. In the two weeks since legendary NPR newsman Carl Kasell retired from Morning Edition, he's found himself getting more sleep, but not necessarily finding more free time. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Mon, 18 Jan 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/104748/104748-audio.mp3 03:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not a day off but a day of service, community service. For some Waco citizens this means getting very dirty. KWBU's Jacquline Deavenport has more on what one area organization is doing to commemorate MLK Day. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not a day off but a day of service, community service. For some Waco citizens this means getting very dirty. KWBU's Jacquline Deavenport has more on what one area organization is doing to commemorate MLK Day. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not a day off but a day of service, community service. For some Waco citizens this means getting very dirty. KWBU's Jacquline Deavenport has more on what one area organization is doing to commemorate MLK Day. Mon, 18 Jan 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/104740/104740-audio.mp3 02:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Research says blocks play a critical role in early language and math skills. Blockfest demonstrates these findings, and it's part of the Waco Education Summit going on this week. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport reports. Research says blocks play a critical role in early language and math skills. Blockfest demonstrates these findings, and it's part of the Waco Education Summit going on this week. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport reports. Research says blocks play a critical role in early language and math skills. Blockfest demonstrates these findings, and it's part of the Waco Education Summit going on this week. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport reports. Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102286/102286-audio.mp3 04:19 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Nationally, 27% of public school 4th graders score below basic reading levels, and children in low-income families hear an average of 30 million words less by age three than those in middle and high income brackets. The PBS Kids show The Electric ... Nationally, 27% of public school 4th graders score below basic reading levels, and children in low-income families hear an average of 30 million words less by age three than those in middle and high income brackets. The PBS Kids show The Electric company attempts to close the literacy gap between low and middle income families and improve reading skills among children. Nationally, 27% of public school 4th graders score below basic reading levels, and children in low-income families hear an average of 30 million words less by age three than those in middle and high income brackets. The PBS Kids show The Electric company attempts to close the literacy gap between low and middle income families and improve reading skills among children. Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/105048/105048-audio.mp3 04:12 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU National Day of Listening from Storycorps and National Public Radio is a project encouraging people to take an hour on the day after Thanksgiving to listen to someone-an elderly relative or neighbor--ask them questions, and allow them to share their ... National Day of Listening from Storycorps and National Public Radio is a project encouraging people to take an hour on the day after Thanksgiving to listen to someone-an elderly relative or neighbor--ask them questions, and allow them to share their story. Listeners are also encouraged to record their subject's story for posterity. Storycorps hopes many of these stories become family heirlooms in the long-term, while encouraging conversation and story-telling immediately. The first National Day of Listening was a success last year, and more are hoping to get on board in 2009. The hope is that the stories of many individuals are not lost to history. National Day of Listening from Storycorps and National Public Radio is a project encouraging people to take an hour on the day after Thanksgiving to listen to someone-an elderly relative or neighbor--ask them questions, and allow them to share their story. Listeners are also encouraged to record their subject's story for posterity. Storycorps hopes many of these stories become family heirlooms in the long-term, while encouraging conversation and story-telling immediately. The first National Day of Listening was a success last year, and more are hoping to get on board in 2009. The hope is that the stories of many individuals are not lost to history. Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/102525/102525-audio.mp3 04:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The religious roots of the alleged gunman in last Thursday's deadly shooting at Fort Hood are beginning to draw scrutiny, along with questions about how much officials knew. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with soldiers and officials at Ft. Hood. The religious roots of the alleged gunman in last Thursday's deadly shooting at Fort Hood are beginning to draw scrutiny, along with questions about how much officials knew. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with soldiers and officials at Ft. Hood. The religious roots of the alleged gunman in last Thursday's deadly shooting at Fort Hood are beginning to draw scrutiny, along with questions about how much officials knew. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with soldiers and officials at Ft. Hood. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/101480/101480-audio.mp3 03:17 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Five Republican congressional candidates, vying for the right to take on Chet Edwards in the election this fall, squared off in a debate last night in downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Five Republican congressional candidates, vying for the right to take on Chet Edwards in the election this fall, squared off in a debate last night in downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Five Republican congressional candidates, vying for the right to take on Chet Edwards in the election this fall, squared off in a debate last night in downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/105992/105992-audio.mp3 04:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU's primary election coverage continues as we look at the state of Texas primary races with just under 3 weeks remaining before election day. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with MCC history and political science professor Ashley Cruseturner about ... KWBU's primary election coverage continues as we look at the state of Texas primary races with just under 3 weeks remaining before election day. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with MCC history and political science professor Ashley Cruseturner about the state of the races. KWBU's primary election coverage continues as we look at the state of Texas primary races with just under 3 weeks remaining before election day. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with MCC history and political science professor Ashley Cruseturner about the state of the races. Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106350/106350-audio.mp3 05:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Over the next couple of years Texas schools will embark on one of the biggest changes Texas Education has seen in the last decade, a transition that requires an overhaul of state standardized tests and school accountability systems. Over the next couple of years Texas schools will embark on one of the biggest changes Texas Education has seen in the last decade, a transition that requires an overhaul of state standardized tests and school accountability systems. Over the next couple of years Texas schools will embark on one of the biggest changes Texas Education has seen in the last decade, a transition that requires an overhaul of state standardized tests and school accountability systems. Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/105886/105886-audio.mp3 05:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Starr, dean of the law school at Pepperdine University, is best known as the special investigator whose work led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.  Star will be introduced to the Baylor community on Tuesday.  ... Starr, dean of the law school at Pepperdine University, is best known as the special investigator whose work led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.  Star will be introduced to the Baylor community on Tuesday.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Starr, dean of the law school at Pepperdine University, is best known as the special investigator whose work led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.  Star will be introduced to the Baylor community on Tuesday.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106733/106733-audio.mp3 04:06 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Starr's name brings controversy to Baylor due to his involvement in a highly-politicized affair--best known as the independent counsel into the Whitewater scandal that led to an examination of the details of Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica ... Starr's name brings controversy to Baylor due to his involvement in a highly-politicized affair--best known as the independent counsel into the Whitewater scandal that led to an examination of the details of Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky--but many at Pepperdine have nothing but praise for his leadership. Starr's name brings controversy to Baylor due to his involvement in a highly-politicized affair--best known as the independent counsel into the Whitewater scandal that led to an examination of the details of Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky--but many at Pepperdine have nothing but praise for his leadership. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106734/106734-audio.mp3 02:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Starr has drawn positive marks from many at Pepperdine for his leadership of the law school, with Derloshon noting that his connections led to a number of opportunities for students, including several meetings with Supreme Court justices. But the ... Starr has drawn positive marks from many at Pepperdine for his leadership of the law school, with Derloshon noting that his connections led to a number of opportunities for students, including several meetings with Supreme Court justices. But the appointment of Starr is not without controversy. Starr has drawn positive marks from many at Pepperdine for his leadership of the law school, with Derloshon noting that his connections led to a number of opportunities for students, including several meetings with Supreme Court justices. But the appointment of Starr is not without controversy. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106736/106736-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A Baylor law professor who successfully argued for change cocaine-sentencing guidelines in front of the Supreme Court is now drawing attention to the issue of Presidential sentence commutations. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Baylor law professor who successfully argued for change cocaine-sentencing guidelines in front of the Supreme Court is now drawing attention to the issue of Presidential sentence commutations. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Baylor law professor who successfully argued for change cocaine-sentencing guidelines in front of the Supreme Court is now drawing attention to the issue of Presidential sentence commutations. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106498/106498-audio.mp3 03:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When you think of NASA you might conger up images of the Hubble Telescope, a Mars Rover, or American Astronauts on the Moon. But NASA also has a close relationship to public education through the NASA Explorer School Program. Two central Texas ... When you think of NASA you might conger up images of the Hubble Telescope, a Mars Rover, or American Astronauts on the Moon. But NASA also has a close relationship to public education through the NASA Explorer School Program. Two central Texas Schools, G.W. Carver Academy and West Ward Elementary in Killeen, were deemed NASA Explorer Schools in 2004, and their continued connection with NASA still enriches learning. When you think of NASA you might conger up images of the Hubble Telescope, a Mars Rover, or American Astronauts on the Moon. But NASA also has a close relationship to public education through the NASA Explorer School Program. Two central Texas Schools, G.W. Carver Academy and West Ward Elementary in Killeen, were deemed NASA Explorer Schools in 2004, and their continued connection with NASA still enriches learning. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106746/106746-audio.mp3 04:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Continuing our primary election coverage on KWBU-FM, we focus today on the gubernatorial races. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with McLennan County Community College political science professor Ashley Cruseturner. Continuing our primary election coverage on KWBU-FM, we focus today on the gubernatorial races. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with McLennan County Community College political science professor Ashley Cruseturner. Continuing our primary election coverage on KWBU-FM, we focus today on the gubernatorial races. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with McLennan County Community College political science professor Ashley Cruseturner. Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106496/106496-audio.mp3 05:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Central Texans can get questions about real estate, traffic tickets, and more answered without a trip to an attorney. The Baylor University Law School is putting on their 5th annual People?s Law School this Saturday morning. Central Texans can get questions about real estate, traffic tickets, and more answered without a trip to an attorney. The Baylor University Law School is putting on their 5th annual People?s Law School this Saturday morning. Central Texans can get questions about real estate, traffic tickets, and more answered without a trip to an attorney. The Baylor University Law School is putting on their 5th annual People?s Law School this Saturday morning. Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/106957/106957-audio.mp3 02:25 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A record-setting gift announced today will propel Baylor's medical research in the decades to come. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A record-setting gift announced today will propel Baylor's medical research in the decades to come. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A record-setting gift announced today will propel Baylor's medical research in the decades to come. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108117/108117-audio.mp3 03:45 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU GOP Congressional candidates Rob Curnock and Bill Flores will continue the primary season in a runoff for another six weeks.  They told KWBU's Derek Smith their thoughts on the continuation and their plans going forward. GOP Congressional candidates Rob Curnock and Bill Flores will continue the primary season in a runoff for another six weeks.  They told KWBU's Derek Smith their thoughts on the continuation and their plans going forward. GOP Congressional candidates Rob Curnock and Bill Flores will continue the primary season in a runoff for another six weeks.  They told KWBU's Derek Smith their thoughts on the continuation and their plans going forward. Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108093/108093-audio.mp3 03:10 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Money talks and if you've got it you can buy a little piece of Texas history, or rather, a big piece of Texas history. In April, a small Central Texas Town AND it's contents will go to the highest bidders. Money talks and if you've got it you can buy a little piece of Texas history, or rather, a big piece of Texas history. In April, a small Central Texas Town AND it's contents will go to the highest bidders. Money talks and if you've got it you can buy a little piece of Texas history, or rather, a big piece of Texas history. In April, a small Central Texas Town AND it's contents will go to the highest bidders. Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/107857/107857-audio.mp3 04:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A perfect storm of events, a down economy and cancelled performances has put The Waco Performing Arts Company?s theater operations are on hiatus until further notice including tonight?s performance of One Night of Queen. KWBU?s Jacqueline ... A perfect storm of events, a down economy and cancelled performances has put The Waco Performing Arts Company?s theater operations are on hiatus until further notice including tonight?s performance of One Night of Queen. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has more. A perfect storm of events, a down economy and cancelled performances has put The Waco Performing Arts Company?s theater operations are on hiatus until further notice including tonight?s performance of One Night of Queen. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/107658/107658-audio.mp3 02:39 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Waco Performing Arts Company has announced that they will complete the final shows of the season at the Hippodrome. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Waco Performing Arts Company has announced that they will complete the final shows of the season at the Hippodrome. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Waco Performing Arts Company has announced that they will complete the final shows of the season at the Hippodrome. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108287/108287-audio.mp3 02:20 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A new state law goes into effect today that toughens the requirements for getting a drivers license. The intention is to make the streets safer. Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies has the story. A new state law goes into effect today that toughens the requirements for getting a drivers license. The intention is to make the streets safer. Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies has the story. A new state law goes into effect today that toughens the requirements for getting a drivers license. The intention is to make the streets safer. Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies has the story. Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108076/108076-audio.mp3 02:38 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Today, a groundbreaking group of women who served their country in World War II will be honored with a Congressional Gold Medal at the U.S. Capitol. Wacoan Deanie Parrish will be among them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Today, a groundbreaking group of women who served their country in World War II will be honored with a Congressional Gold Medal at the U.S. Capitol. Wacoan Deanie Parrish will be among them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Today, a groundbreaking group of women who served their country in World War II will be honored with a Congressional Gold Medal at the U.S. Capitol. Wacoan Deanie Parrish will be among them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108422/108422-audio.mp3 02:51 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Years of work by Wacoan Deanie Parrish and her daughter Nancy culminated Wednesday as the Women Airforce Service Pilots were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Now, participants are hoping the recognition opens up their stories to history. KWBU's ... Years of work by Wacoan Deanie Parrish and her daughter Nancy culminated Wednesday as the Women Airforce Service Pilots were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Now, participants are hoping the recognition opens up their stories to history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Years of work by Wacoan Deanie Parrish and her daughter Nancy culminated Wednesday as the Women Airforce Service Pilots were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Now, participants are hoping the recognition opens up their stories to history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108557/108557-audio.mp3 05:28 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Baylor mens' basketball is now in New Orleans to prepare for tomorrow's NCAA tournament game against Sam Houston State. It's a meaningful trip for the program and its fans, but for one senior who helped lead the team to New Orleans, it's a ... The Baylor mens' basketball is now in New Orleans to prepare for tomorrow's NCAA tournament game against Sam Houston State. It's a meaningful trip for the program and its fans, but for one senior who helped lead the team to New Orleans, it's a homecoming. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Baylor mens' basketball is now in New Orleans to prepare for tomorrow's NCAA tournament game against Sam Houston State. It's a meaningful trip for the program and its fans, but for one senior who helped lead the team to New Orleans, it's a homecoming. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108776/108776-audio.mp3 04:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Lisa Wingate is the author of a book that will be digested by the community in the coming weeks. "The Summer Kitchen" is the story of a woman who oversees neighborhood youths in need. While remodeling an old house, she begins to ... Lisa Wingate is the author of a book that will be digested by the community in the coming weeks. "The Summer Kitchen" is the story of a woman who oversees neighborhood youths in need. While remodeling an old house, she begins to see the facility as more than just a building. Lisa Wingate is the author of a book that will be digested by the community in the coming weeks. "The Summer Kitchen" is the story of a woman who oversees neighborhood youths in need. While remodeling an old house, she begins to see the facility as more than just a building. Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/109690/109690-audio.mp3 01:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU With the census deadline arriving Wednesday, workers will be canvassing neighborhoods to ensure that all residents fill out a form, as required by law. Local non-profits are also encouraging residents to participate, as a few completed forms can ... With the census deadline arriving Wednesday, workers will be canvassing neighborhoods to ensure that all residents fill out a form, as required by law. Local non-profits are also encouraging residents to participate, as a few completed forms can mean the difference between receiving or missing out on federal dollars. With the census deadline arriving Wednesday, workers will be canvassing neighborhoods to ensure that all residents fill out a form, as required by law. Local non-profits are also encouraging residents to participate, as a few completed forms can mean the difference between receiving or missing out on federal dollars. Thu, 01 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/109933/109933-audio.mp3 04:10 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The second half of Baylor's dual-showdown with Duke takes place tonight as the Lady Bears battle the Blue Devils in Memphis. For the men, a record-setting season fell just short of the final four with a loss to Duke in the final minutes. KWBU's ... The second half of Baylor's dual-showdown with Duke takes place tonight as the Lady Bears battle the Blue Devils in Memphis. For the men, a record-setting season fell just short of the final four with a loss to Duke in the final minutes. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The second half of Baylor's dual-showdown with Duke takes place tonight as the Lady Bears battle the Blue Devils in Memphis. For the men, a record-setting season fell just short of the final four with a loss to Duke in the final minutes. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/109539/109539-audio.mp3 03:43 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When the Baylor Lady Bears basketball team opens up NCAA tournament play against Fresno State tomorrow, they'll finally be taking the floor with their whole complement of players, including Melissa Jones. KWBU news has more. When the Baylor Lady Bears basketball team opens up NCAA tournament play against Fresno State tomorrow, they'll finally be taking the floor with their whole complement of players, including Melissa Jones. KWBU news has more. When the Baylor Lady Bears basketball team opens up NCAA tournament play against Fresno State tomorrow, they'll finally be taking the floor with their whole complement of players, including Melissa Jones. KWBU news has more. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108904/108904-audio.mp3 04:16 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU For longtime Baylor fans, the success of a men's program making its first trip to the Sweet 16 is a sweet payoff for years of support when things weren't so rosy. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. For longtime Baylor fans, the success of a men's program making its first trip to the Sweet 16 is a sweet payoff for years of support when things weren't so rosy. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. For longtime Baylor fans, the success of a men's program making its first trip to the Sweet 16 is a sweet payoff for years of support when things weren't so rosy. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 25 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/109421/109421-audio.mp3 05:20 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor fans are making Easter plans for San Antonio after a stirring comeback win over Duke last night propelled the Lady Bears to the second Final Four in program history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor fans are making Easter plans for San Antonio after a stirring comeback win over Duke last night propelled the Lady Bears to the second Final Four in program history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor fans are making Easter plans for San Antonio after a stirring comeback win over Duke last night propelled the Lady Bears to the second Final Four in program history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/109691/109691-audio.mp3 01:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A grant from the Walmart foundation will allow Meals on Wheels to provide hotter meals to the elderly in Central Texas. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A grant from the Walmart foundation will allow Meals on Wheels to provide hotter meals to the elderly in Central Texas. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A grant from the Walmart foundation will allow Meals on Wheels to provide hotter meals to the elderly in Central Texas. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/108844/108844-audio.mp3 03:39 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A beacon for the needy in Waco inspired a Central Texas author to write a story about a house providing hope for a neighborhood. Now that story is brought to the community as the spring's One Book, One Waco selection. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A beacon for the needy in Waco inspired a Central Texas author to write a story about a house providing hope for a neighborhood. Now that story is brought to the community as the spring's One Book, One Waco selection. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A beacon for the needy in Waco inspired a Central Texas author to write a story about a house providing hope for a neighborhood. Now that story is brought to the community as the spring's One Book, One Waco selection. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 07 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110203/110203-audio.mp3 04:15 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Representatives of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas were in Waco Monday to present a $200,000 grant award to two Baylor University scientists. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Representatives of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas were in Waco Monday to present a $200,000 grant award to two Baylor University scientists. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Representatives of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas were in Waco Monday to present a $200,000 grant award to two Baylor University scientists. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Tue, 13 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110574/110574-audio.mp3 03:20 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Today's GOP Primary Runoff will determine whether Rob Curnock or Bill Flores squares off against Democrat incumbent Chet Edwards this fall.  The candidates and MCC political science professor Ashley Cruseturner visited with KWBU's Derek ... Today's GOP Primary Runoff will determine whether Rob Curnock or Bill Flores squares off against Democrat incumbent Chet Edwards this fall.  The candidates and MCC political science professor Ashley Cruseturner visited with KWBU's Derek Smith. Today's GOP Primary Runoff will determine whether Rob Curnock or Bill Flores squares off against Democrat incumbent Chet Edwards this fall.  The candidates and MCC political science professor Ashley Cruseturner visited with KWBU's Derek Smith. Tue, 13 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110576/110576-audio.mp3 03:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Between 100 and 150 people will eat in the short time the cafe opens, a majority of them in need. Some are homeless, jobless, or just struggling. Others have mental illnesses and need attention. All of them receive a personal greeting and feel ... Between 100 and 150 people will eat in the short time the cafe opens, a majority of them in need. Some are homeless, jobless, or just struggling. Others have mental illnesses and need attention. All of them receive a personal greeting and feel the love that the volunteers speak of when describing the cafe. Between 100 and 150 people will eat in the short time the cafe opens, a majority of them in need. Some are homeless, jobless, or just struggling. Others have mental illnesses and need attention. All of them receive a personal greeting and feel the love that the volunteers speak of when describing the cafe. Fri, 09 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110430/110430-audio.mp3 04:46 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU After a reader told author Lisa Wingate that she might find an interesting story at The Gospel Cafe, Lisa was intrigued. So a couple of summers ago, she visited the thirteen year old ministry. After a reader told author Lisa Wingate that she might find an interesting story at The Gospel Cafe, Lisa was intrigued. So a couple of summers ago, she visited the thirteen year old ministry. After a reader told author Lisa Wingate that she might find an interesting story at The Gospel Cafe, Lisa was intrigued. So a couple of summers ago, she visited the thirteen year old ministry. Thu, 08 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110336/110336-audio.mp3 04:38 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Bill Flores won convincingly in yesterday's GOP primary runoff and will now face Chet Edwards in the District 17 Congressional race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Bill Flores won convincingly in yesterday's GOP primary runoff and will now face Chet Edwards in the District 17 Congressional race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Bill Flores won convincingly in yesterday's GOP primary runoff and will now face Chet Edwards in the District 17 Congressional race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110634/110634-audio.mp3 03:03 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A Baylor University film festival is now inviting the community to be a part of sharing in the works of talented students.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Baylor University film festival is now inviting the community to be a part of sharing in the works of talented students.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Baylor University film festival is now inviting the community to be a part of sharing in the works of talented students.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 21 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/111240/111240-audio.mp3 02:37 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 27 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/111615/111615-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU-FM continues its look at issues studied in the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Index today with a focus on efforts at the Family Health Center to convince young parents to take an active role in their child's health in underserved ... KWBU-FM continues its look at issues studied in the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Index today with a focus on efforts at the Family Health Center to convince young parents to take an active role in their child's health in underserved neighborhoods. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU-FM continues its look at issues studied in the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Index today with a focus on efforts at the Family Health Center to convince young parents to take an active role in their child's health in underserved neighborhoods. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 05 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112089/112089-audio.mp3 04:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU In our continuing look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, today we discover the factors that leaders determine to be the most critical areas of focus in the coming years. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. In our continuing look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, today we discover the factors that leaders determine to be the most critical areas of focus in the coming years. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. In our continuing look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, today we discover the factors that leaders determine to be the most critical areas of focus in the coming years. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 03 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112088/112088-audio.mp3 04:28 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What is the quality of life for children in McLennan County, and what factors are most important to preparing children to reach their learning potential? The answers start early in life, and a study released examines just that in the Greater Waco ... What is the quality of life for children in McLennan County, and what factors are most important to preparing children to reach their learning potential? The answers start early in life, and a study released examines just that in the Greater Waco area. KWBU will take a continuing look at the report over the coming days, starting with today's story from Derek Smith. What is the quality of life for children in McLennan County, and what factors are most important to preparing children to reach their learning potential? The answers start early in life, and a study released examines just that in the Greater Waco area. KWBU will take a continuing look at the report over the coming days, starting with today's story from Derek Smith. Thu, 29 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/111710/111710-audio.mp3 05:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 26 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/111576/111576-audio.mp3 04:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU-FM continues its look at issues related to the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study with by focusing on how individual organizations in the community are working with the Coalition to improve the likelihood that students will perform ... KWBU-FM continues its look at issues related to the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study with by focusing on how individual organizations in the community are working with the Coalition to improve the likelihood that students will perform academically. KWBU-FM continues its look at issues related to the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study with by focusing on how individual organizations in the community are working with the Coalition to improve the likelihood that students will perform academically. Wed, 12 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112460/112460-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU President Obama's nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court contains a number of interesting considerations says Baylor Law Professor Mark Osler, including how it shapes the religious makeup of the court. He spoke with KWBU's ... President Obama's nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court contains a number of interesting considerations says Baylor Law Professor Mark Osler, including how it shapes the religious makeup of the court. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. President Obama's nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court contains a number of interesting considerations says Baylor Law Professor Mark Osler, including how it shapes the religious makeup of the court. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Mon, 10 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112293/112293-audio.mp3 04:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Virginia DuPuy?s four year term as mayor was eventful, with the Greater Waco Education Alliance and community development at the forefront of her tenure. She visited with Derek Smith about her time in office. Virginia DuPuy?s four year term as mayor was eventful, with the Greater Waco Education Alliance and community development at the forefront of her tenure. She visited with Derek Smith about her time in office. Virginia DuPuy?s four year term as mayor was eventful, with the Greater Waco Education Alliance and community development at the forefront of her tenure. She visited with Derek Smith about her time in office. Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113580/113580-audio.mp3 05:09 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Grocery shopping is for some a chore, for others a bit of fun, but for everyone, a necessity that requires some degree of planning and budgeting. And different people have different ideas about what constitutes a successful trip through the aisles. Grocery shopping is for some a chore, for others a bit of fun, but for everyone, a necessity that requires some degree of planning and budgeting. And different people have different ideas about what constitutes a successful trip through the aisles. Grocery shopping is for some a chore, for others a bit of fun, but for everyone, a necessity that requires some degree of planning and budgeting. And different people have different ideas about what constitutes a successful trip through the aisles. Thu, 20 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112878/112878-audio.mp3 03:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Fri, 04 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113416/113416-audio.mp3 03:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The future of the Big 12 athletic conference is in limbo as the decisions made by several schools in the coming days will have a major impact on Baylor University. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The future of the Big 12 athletic conference is in limbo as the decisions made by several schools in the coming days will have a major impact on Baylor University. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The future of the Big 12 athletic conference is in limbo as the decisions made by several schools in the coming days will have a major impact on Baylor University. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113499/113499-audio.mp3 02:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Ken Starr officially took over as the 14th president of Baylor University yesterday, and said the cost of education will be a key focus as he begins his term. Waco NPR's Derek Smith has more. Ken Starr officially took over as the 14th president of Baylor University yesterday, and said the cost of education will be a key focus as he begins his term. Waco NPR's Derek Smith has more. Ken Starr officially took over as the 14th president of Baylor University yesterday, and said the cost of education will be a key focus as he begins his term. Waco NPR's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 02 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113335/113335-audio.mp3 03:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 25 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113118/113118-audio.mp3 03:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Virginia DuPuy's term as Waco mayor was marked by what many in the city referred to as "momentum"-both in city development and in education. KWBU continues our conversation with DuPuy today and two city leaders who worked ... Virginia DuPuy's term as Waco mayor was marked by what many in the city referred to as "momentum"-both in city development and in education. KWBU continues our conversation with DuPuy today and two city leaders who worked closely with her. Derek Smith has more. Virginia DuPuy's term as Waco mayor was marked by what many in the city referred to as "momentum"-both in city development and in education. KWBU continues our conversation with DuPuy today and two city leaders who worked closely with her. Derek Smith has more. Wed, 09 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113769/113769-audio.mp3 03:57 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU We?ve heard from Virginia DuPuy over the past days in KWBU?s exclusive interview with the former Waco mayor. Today we conclude the series as DuPuy, now moving to become the volunteer executive director of the Greater Waco Education Alliance, ... We?ve heard from Virginia DuPuy over the past days in KWBU?s exclusive interview with the former Waco mayor. Today we conclude the series as DuPuy, now moving to become the volunteer executive director of the Greater Waco Education Alliance, examines her legacy. We?ve heard from Virginia DuPuy over the past days in KWBU?s exclusive interview with the former Waco mayor. Today we conclude the series as DuPuy, now moving to become the volunteer executive director of the Greater Waco Education Alliance, examines her legacy. Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113770/113770-audio.mp3 02:47 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A one-of-a-kind program combining literature, philosophy, and economics into the study of medicine at Baylor will offer more student scholarships after receiving the remainder of a half-million dollar gift yesterday.  KWBU's Derek Smith ... A one-of-a-kind program combining literature, philosophy, and economics into the study of medicine at Baylor will offer more student scholarships after receiving the remainder of a half-million dollar gift yesterday.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A one-of-a-kind program combining literature, philosophy, and economics into the study of medicine at Baylor will offer more student scholarships after receiving the remainder of a half-million dollar gift yesterday.  KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 17 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112677/112677-audio.mp3 02:12 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU We continue our look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, a report that will shape the focus of community educators and leaders in the coming years in their quests to prepare Waco children to be effective learners in school. ... We continue our look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, a report that will shape the focus of community educators and leaders in the coming years in their quests to prepare Waco children to be effective learners in school. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. We continue our look at the McLennan County Childhood Quality of Life Study, a report that will shape the focus of community educators and leaders in the coming years in their quests to prepare Waco children to be effective learners in school. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 30 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112107/112107-audio.mp3 05:10 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The numbers of non-traditional families in Waco is high. It can be a grandparent, like Vicky Calhoun, a teen-mom, or single-parent family. And they all have special demands, needs, and time constraints that can make it difficult to really ... The numbers of non-traditional families in Waco is high. It can be a grandparent, like Vicky Calhoun, a teen-mom, or single-parent family. And they all have special demands, needs, and time constraints that can make it difficult to really understand the complex needs of their children. The numbers of non-traditional families in Waco is high. It can be a grandparent, like Vicky Calhoun, a teen-mom, or single-parent family. And they all have special demands, needs, and time constraints that can make it difficult to really understand the complex needs of their children. Wed, 12 May 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/112508/112508-audio.mp3 03:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This week's announcement that the Big 12 will hold together brought a palpable sense of relief to the area following a week of rumor and speculation. In addition to the economic benefit to Baylor and the Greater Waco area, the decision also ... This week's announcement that the Big 12 will hold together brought a palpable sense of relief to the area following a week of rumor and speculation. In addition to the economic benefit to Baylor and the Greater Waco area, the decision also preserves decades of tradition and rivalries. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. This week's announcement that the Big 12 will hold together brought a palpable sense of relief to the area following a week of rumor and speculation. In addition to the economic benefit to Baylor and the Greater Waco area, the decision also preserves decades of tradition and rivalries. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 15 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114152/114152-audio.mp3 03:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Longtime NPR anchor and Wait Wait Don't Tell Me judge Carl Kasell visited with KWBU members yesterday as part of the station's 10th anniversary celebration. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Longtime NPR anchor and Wait Wait Don't Tell Me judge Carl Kasell visited with KWBU members yesterday as part of the station's 10th anniversary celebration. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Longtime NPR anchor and Wait Wait Don't Tell Me judge Carl Kasell visited with KWBU members yesterday as part of the station's 10th anniversary celebration. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 14 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/113969/113969-audio.mp3 03:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Alec Sanchez, is a young man with a passion for swimming. It helped him overcome obstacles in his own life and now he uses his knowledge as a swim instructor to help those with special needs. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has the story. Alec Sanchez, is a young man with a passion for swimming. It helped him overcome obstacles in his own life and now he uses his knowledge as a swim instructor to help those with special needs. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has the story. Alec Sanchez, is a young man with a passion for swimming. It helped him overcome obstacles in his own life and now he uses his knowledge as a swim instructor to help those with special needs. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has the story. Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114406/114406-audio.mp3 04:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie ... Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie made and get people to see it on a limited budget. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie made and get people to see it on a limited budget. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 05 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114947/114947-audio.mp3 03:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Today we begin a look at the factors shaping the District 17 Congressional race, where incumbent Chet Edwards is being challenged by Bryan Republican Bill Flores. It's a race and district that many are calling one of the most intriguing in the ... Today we begin a look at the factors shaping the District 17 Congressional race, where incumbent Chet Edwards is being challenged by Bryan Republican Bill Flores. It's a race and district that many are calling one of the most intriguing in the nation. Today we look at the district's history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Today we begin a look at the factors shaping the District 17 Congressional race, where incumbent Chet Edwards is being challenged by Bryan Republican Bill Flores. It's a race and district that many are calling one of the most intriguing in the nation. Today we look at the district's history. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115680/115680-audio.mp3 04:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco NPR 103.3 fm continues to examine the factors shaping the 17th congressional district and the upcoming race between 20 year incumbent Chet Edwards and his GOP challenger, Bill Flores. The current incarnation of the district is only 6 years ... Waco NPR 103.3 fm continues to examine the factors shaping the 17th congressional district and the upcoming race between 20 year incumbent Chet Edwards and his GOP challenger, Bill Flores. The current incarnation of the district is only 6 years old, having been mapped in 2004 for the purpose of electing a Republican. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco NPR 103.3 fm continues to examine the factors shaping the 17th congressional district and the upcoming race between 20 year incumbent Chet Edwards and his GOP challenger, Bill Flores. The current incarnation of the district is only 6 years old, having been mapped in 2004 for the purpose of electing a Republican. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115725/115725-audio.mp3 04:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Each summer in Waco, the Association of Retarded Citizens puts on a camp for children with special needs. It's an opportunity for the kids to have fun, socialize, and work on projects that meet their developmental needs. In one classroom, autistic ... Each summer in Waco, the Association of Retarded Citizens puts on a camp for children with special needs. It's an opportunity for the kids to have fun, socialize, and work on projects that meet their developmental needs. In one classroom, autistic children are learning art, a skill that gives them more than drawings to take home. KWBU has that story. Each summer in Waco, the Association of Retarded Citizens puts on a camp for children with special needs. It's an opportunity for the kids to have fun, socialize, and work on projects that meet their developmental needs. In one classroom, autistic children are learning art, a skill that gives them more than drawings to take home. KWBU has that story. Fri, 16 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115653/115653-audio.mp3 04:29 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A group of Baylor athletes who traveled to Kenya on a mission trip were given a first-hand look at the needs of those in poverty when they washed the feet of people infected with jiggers. They told KWBU's Derek Smith that what they saw made a ... A group of Baylor athletes who traveled to Kenya on a mission trip were given a first-hand look at the needs of those in poverty when they washed the feet of people infected with jiggers. They told KWBU's Derek Smith that what they saw made a lasting impression. A group of Baylor athletes who traveled to Kenya on a mission trip were given a first-hand look at the needs of those in poverty when they washed the feet of people infected with jiggers. They told KWBU's Derek Smith that what they saw made a lasting impression. Wed, 23 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114497/114497-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan opened this week in Washington. Baylor law professor Mark Osler examines the hearings, and says he?d like to hear more from the nominee. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. The hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan opened this week in Washington. Baylor law professor Mark Osler examines the hearings, and says he?d like to hear more from the nominee. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. The hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan opened this week in Washington. Baylor law professor Mark Osler examines the hearings, and says he?d like to hear more from the nominee. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114796/114796-audio.mp3 03:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor law professor Mark Osler weighs in on the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor law professor Mark Osler weighs in on the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor law professor Mark Osler weighs in on the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114783/114783-audio.mp3 15:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU It's the 100th anniversary of Cameron Park, and the beginning days of summer are a great time to explore some of the park's landmarks. Over the next two days, we'll hear the background of some of the most frequented areas of the park. KWBU's Derek ... It's the 100th anniversary of Cameron Park, and the beginning days of summer are a great time to explore some of the park's landmarks. Over the next two days, we'll hear the background of some of the most frequented areas of the park. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. It's the 100th anniversary of Cameron Park, and the beginning days of summer are a great time to explore some of the park's landmarks. Over the next two days, we'll hear the background of some of the most frequented areas of the park. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114818/114818-audio.mp3 04:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU 2010 is the Centennial summer at Cameron Park, with events continuing into the fall. Today we take the second part of our look at the history behind main areas of the park as KWBU's Derek Smith visits the Mouth of the Bosque and Lover's Leap. 2010 is the Centennial summer at Cameron Park, with events continuing into the fall. Today we take the second part of our look at the history behind main areas of the park as KWBU's Derek Smith visits the Mouth of the Bosque and Lover's Leap. 2010 is the Centennial summer at Cameron Park, with events continuing into the fall. Today we take the second part of our look at the history behind main areas of the park as KWBU's Derek Smith visits the Mouth of the Bosque and Lover's Leap. Thu, 01 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114890/114890-audio.mp3 03:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie ... Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie made and get people to see it on a limited budget. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" is playing to audiences at various film festivals this summer. It's part of a continuing process that an independent filmmaker and full-time worker has to navigate to get his movie made and get people to see it on a limited budget. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 05 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114948/114948-audio.mp3 33:28 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Former First Lady Laura Bush was in Waco yesterday signing copies of her new memoir. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Former First Lady Laura Bush was in Waco yesterday signing copies of her new memoir. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Former First Lady Laura Bush was in Waco yesterday signing copies of her new memoir. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114759/114759-audio.mp3 02:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" will be screened at film festivals this summer and beyond. It's part of a process that every independent filmmaker handles. You've got a movie, but how do you get it out there? ... Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" will be screened at film festivals this summer and beyond. It's part of a process that every independent filmmaker handles. You've got a movie, but how do you get it out there? KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Baylor professor Chris Hansen's movie "Endings" will be screened at film festivals this summer and beyond. It's part of a process that every independent filmmaker handles. You've got a movie, but how do you get it out there? KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 06 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114987/114987-audio.mp3 04:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Texas' 17th Congressional District is considered by many to be one of the most fascinating in the country. McLennan Community College history professor Ashley Cruseturner looks back at the history that shapes the 2010 race. Texas' 17th Congressional District is considered by many to be one of the most fascinating in the country. McLennan Community College history professor Ashley Cruseturner looks back at the history that shapes the 2010 race. Texas' 17th Congressional District is considered by many to be one of the most fascinating in the country. McLennan Community College history professor Ashley Cruseturner looks back at the history that shapes the 2010 race. Sat, 17 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115679/115679-audio.mp3 33:20 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU If you haven't received one already, it's likely you will see a letter from your bank regarding new rules passed by the Federal Reserve Board last November that will take effect in the coming months. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. If you haven't received one already, it's likely you will see a letter from your bank regarding new rules passed by the Federal Reserve Board last November that will take effect in the coming months. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. If you haven't received one already, it's likely you will see a letter from your bank regarding new rules passed by the Federal Reserve Board last November that will take effect in the coming months. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Mon, 28 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/114730/114730-audio.mp3 02:32 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Having more people on the program formerly known as food stamps as a means to spur economic development may sound paradoxical to some, but local leaders say it is indeed the case. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Having more people on the program formerly known as food stamps as a means to spur economic development may sound paradoxical to some, but local leaders say it is indeed the case. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Having more people on the program formerly known as food stamps as a means to spur economic development may sound paradoxical to some, but local leaders say it is indeed the case. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115413/115413-audio.mp3 04:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This week, KWBU News is examining the 17th congressional district. Anti-incumbent sentiment is prevailing nationwide, and experts say Chet Edwards could be in for the fight of his career. But they also say he's a model of resiliency and a very ... This week, KWBU News is examining the 17th congressional district. Anti-incumbent sentiment is prevailing nationwide, and experts say Chet Edwards could be in for the fight of his career. But they also say he's a model of resiliency and a very unique case study. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. This week, KWBU News is examining the 17th congressional district. Anti-incumbent sentiment is prevailing nationwide, and experts say Chet Edwards could be in for the fight of his career. But they also say he's a model of resiliency and a very unique case study. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115774/115774-audio.mp3 04:23 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's ... Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's worth of work has gone in to making sure that a pristine field and green grass are part of the experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's worth of work has gone in to making sure that a pristine field and green grass are part of the experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/116202/116202-audio.mp3 03:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115958/115958-audio.mp3 03:40 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and ... When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and people who fought along with him for the change.. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and people who fought along with him for the change.. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/117069/117069-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115844/115844-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's ... Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's worth of work has gone in to making sure that a pristine field and green grass are part of the experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Starting July 30, Waco will host hundreds of little leaguers and their families, all thrilled to be one step away from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. When they step between the lines, they won't know that a year's worth of work has gone in to making sure that a pristine field and green grass are part of the experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/116202/116202-audio.mp3 03:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU concludes a week-long look at the District 17 race with predictions about the tenor and strategy leading up to election day. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115958/115958-audio.mp3 03:40 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and ... When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and people who fought along with him for the change.. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. When President Obama signed into law the fair sentencing act, it changed federal guidelines for sentencing those with crack cocaine with penalties 100 times greater than that of powder. It represented a victory for law professor Mark Osler and people who fought along with him for the change.. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/117069/117069-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco NPR continues its week-long look at the district 17 congressional race with a look at the political climate in 2010 and votes affecting this race. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/115844/115844-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students become ?fully human??people of moral character? A Baylor professor has examined this issue in a new book. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students become ?fully human??people of moral character? A Baylor professor has examined this issue in a new book. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students become ?fully human??people of moral character? A Baylor professor has examined this issue in a new book. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118895/118895-audio.mp3 03:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students be "fully human"--people of moral character? There's a great deal of disagreement. Baylor professor Perry Glanzer's new book ... What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students be "fully human"--people of moral character? There's a great deal of disagreement. Baylor professor Perry Glanzer's new book "Christianity and Moral Identity in Higher Education" examines the issue. What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students be "fully human"--people of moral character? There's a great deal of disagreement. Baylor professor Perry Glanzer's new book "Christianity and Moral Identity in Higher Education" examines the issue. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118870/118870-audio.mp3 21:25 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When Brian Pullen takes to the field for China Spring tonight, fans will see a 290 pound sophomore on the defensive line. But his family sees a lot more. They see a miracle. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When Brian Pullen takes to the field for China Spring tonight, fans will see a 290 pound sophomore on the defensive line. But his family sees a lot more. They see a miracle. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When Brian Pullen takes to the field for China Spring tonight, fans will see a 290 pound sophomore on the defensive line. But his family sees a lot more. They see a miracle. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 26 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118477/118477-audio.mp3 05:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU They bring thousands of athletes and millions of dollars to Waco. They include sports like swimming, track, softball?even boxing and table tennis. They?re the Olympics of the Lone Star State. But have you heard of the Games of Texas? KWBU?s ... They bring thousands of athletes and millions of dollars to Waco. They include sports like swimming, track, softball?even boxing and table tennis. They?re the Olympics of the Lone Star State. But have you heard of the Games of Texas? KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. They bring thousands of athletes and millions of dollars to Waco. They include sports like swimming, track, softball?even boxing and table tennis. They?re the Olympics of the Lone Star State. But have you heard of the Games of Texas? KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Fri, 06 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/117267/117267-audio.mp3 03:41 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Thousands of amateur athletes and their families spent the weekend in Waco, participating in the Olympic-style Games of Texas at various locations around town. The Games may be done today, but they'll be back next year. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thousands of amateur athletes and their families spent the weekend in Waco, participating in the Olympic-style Games of Texas at various locations around town. The Games may be done today, but they'll be back next year. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thousands of amateur athletes and their families spent the weekend in Waco, participating in the Olympic-style Games of Texas at various locations around town. The Games may be done today, but they'll be back next year. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 09 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/117472/117472-audio.mp3 02:42 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU It may take several years and citizens? hard work. But a new vision for Waco is well on its way to fruition. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has more. It may take several years and citizens? hard work. But a new vision for Waco is well on its way to fruition. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has more. It may take several years and citizens? hard work. But a new vision for Waco is well on its way to fruition. KWBU?s Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Fri, 27 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118544/118544-audio.mp3 01:39 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU JH Hines Elementary in East Waco is a case study in the type of school and types of students that area leaders are targeting to strengthen in the coming year. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Principal Archie Hatten. JH Hines Elementary in East Waco is a case study in the type of school and types of students that area leaders are targeting to strengthen in the coming year. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Principal Archie Hatten. JH Hines Elementary in East Waco is a case study in the type of school and types of students that area leaders are targeting to strengthen in the coming year. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Principal Archie Hatten. Tue, 24 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118339/118339-audio.mp3 03:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Columns, puzzle pieces, and pods. The new school year brings about a new era at the brand new JH Hines Elementary School in East Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Columns, puzzle pieces, and pods. The new school year brings about a new era at the brand new JH Hines Elementary School in East Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Columns, puzzle pieces, and pods. The new school year brings about a new era at the brand new JH Hines Elementary School in East Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118279/118279-audio.mp3 04:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU You may have noticed flashing yellow arrows driving around town on Bosque or MLK. It's a minor change, but it could be a trend--using our own inherent tendencies and reactions to get us to be more cautious on the roadways. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. You may have noticed flashing yellow arrows driving around town on Bosque or MLK. It's a minor change, but it could be a trend--using our own inherent tendencies and reactions to get us to be more cautious on the roadways. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. You may have noticed flashing yellow arrows driving around town on Bosque or MLK. It's a minor change, but it could be a trend--using our own inherent tendencies and reactions to get us to be more cautious on the roadways. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 19 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/118026/118026-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Area educators are hoping that you'll consider donating your time to a reading program that shows remarkable results in preparing elementary students for middle school and beyond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Area educators are hoping that you'll consider donating your time to a reading program that shows remarkable results in preparing elementary students for middle school and beyond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Area educators are hoping that you'll consider donating your time to a reading program that shows remarkable results in preparing elementary students for middle school and beyond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 10 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/117474/117474-audio.mp3 03:54 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A year removed from a disastrous injury and a few months removed from the near-dissolution of their conference, Baylor football kicks off a new season tomorrow. And Baylor administrators know that people are waiting to see how the Bears will ... A year removed from a disastrous injury and a few months removed from the near-dissolution of their conference, Baylor football kicks off a new season tomorrow. And Baylor administrators know that people are waiting to see how the Bears will respond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A year removed from a disastrous injury and a few months removed from the near-dissolution of their conference, Baylor football kicks off a new season tomorrow. And Baylor administrators know that people are waiting to see how the Bears will respond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119110/119110-audio.mp3 04:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A large number of properties up for auction is emblematic of the rising tide of foreclosures in McLennan County. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A large number of properties up for auction is emblematic of the rising tide of foreclosures in McLennan County. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A large number of properties up for auction is emblematic of the rising tide of foreclosures in McLennan County. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119350/119350-audio.mp3 04:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119091/119091-audio.mp3 03:09 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Although you might get varying accounts, it's thought that for nearly two decades the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Waco has hosted a Greek Festival for the community. More than great food and entertainment, it's a tradition that speaks to ... Although you might get varying accounts, it's thought that for nearly two decades the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Waco has hosted a Greek Festival for the community. More than great food and entertainment, it's a tradition that speaks to giving nature found in Greek Orthodox culture. Although you might get varying accounts, it's thought that for nearly two decades the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Waco has hosted a Greek Festival for the community. More than great food and entertainment, it's a tradition that speaks to giving nature found in Greek Orthodox culture. Fri, 24 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120845/120845-audio.mp3 03:29 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Judge Ken Starr was officially inaugurated as president of Baylor University on Friday, where he addressed the role of education in a democracy and the cost of higher education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Judge Ken Starr was officially inaugurated as president of Baylor University on Friday, where he addressed the role of education in a democracy and the cost of higher education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Judge Ken Starr was officially inaugurated as president of Baylor University on Friday, where he addressed the role of education in a democracy and the cost of higher education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Fri, 17 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120486/120486-audio.mp3 04:57 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Women, it's likely at some time or another you've felt a tinge of fear walking to you car alone at night or coming home to an empty house. If a person confronted you with violence, would you have a plan? Would you have time to call 911? Women, it's likely at some time or another you've felt a tinge of fear walking to you car alone at night or coming home to an empty house. If a person confronted you with violence, would you have a plan? Would you have time to call 911? Women, it's likely at some time or another you've felt a tinge of fear walking to you car alone at night or coming home to an empty house. If a person confronted you with violence, would you have a plan? Would you have time to call 911? Fri, 24 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120768/120768-audio.mp3 02:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Broken bones and torn ligaments didn't deter former Baylor standout Ronnie Lee from a long NFL career. That example ensures that a torn ACL and pain won't deter his son from pursuing that same goal. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Broken bones and torn ligaments didn't deter former Baylor standout Ronnie Lee from a long NFL career. That example ensures that a torn ACL and pain won't deter his son from pursuing that same goal. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Broken bones and torn ligaments didn't deter former Baylor standout Ronnie Lee from a long NFL career. That example ensures that a torn ACL and pain won't deter his son from pursuing that same goal. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 21 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120487/120487-audio.mp3 06:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Coaches often preach not getting too up or too down for any one opponent. But when a private school takes on a public school in football, does it take on added significance? KWBU's Derek Smith visited Reicher High School to find out. Coaches often preach not getting too up or too down for any one opponent. But when a private school takes on a public school in football, does it take on added significance? KWBU's Derek Smith visited Reicher High School to find out. Coaches often preach not getting too up or too down for any one opponent. But when a private school takes on a public school in football, does it take on added significance? KWBU's Derek Smith visited Reicher High School to find out. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119606/119606-audio.mp3 03:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A new scholarship initiative announced today/yesterday at Baylor seeks to help students fight the rising costs of education. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A new scholarship initiative announced today/yesterday at Baylor seeks to help students fight the rising costs of education. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A new scholarship initiative announced today/yesterday at Baylor seeks to help students fight the rising costs of education. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 15 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120076/120076-audio.mp3 01:46 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Do you know what important issue will be shaped by this year's midterm elections? An issue that will affect everything from the state budget to power in Washington? KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Do you know what important issue will be shaped by this year's midterm elections? An issue that will affect everything from the state budget to power in Washington? KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Do you know what important issue will be shaped by this year's midterm elections? An issue that will affect everything from the state budget to power in Washington? KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 13 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119886/119886-audio.mp3 04:08 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The 2010 elections will determine who shapes the redistricting efforts for national and local leglislative seats, affecting everything from the state budget to power in Washington. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The 2010 elections will determine who shapes the redistricting efforts for national and local leglislative seats, affecting everything from the state budget to power in Washington. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The 2010 elections will determine who shapes the redistricting efforts for national and local leglislative seats, affecting everything from the state budget to power in Washington. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 13 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/119825/119825-audio.mp3 32:03 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 21 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120404/120404-audio.mp3 37:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport interviews Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet that make up the band Trout Fishing in America. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport interviews Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet that make up the band Trout Fishing in America. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport interviews Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet that make up the band Trout Fishing in America. Fri, 17 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120849/120849-audio.mp3 27:37 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Within the past few years roller Derby's popularity has seen a resurgence, and Central Texas now has its very own competitive roller derby team. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Within the past few years roller Derby's popularity has seen a resurgence, and Central Texas now has its very own competitive roller derby team. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Within the past few years roller Derby's popularity has seen a resurgence, and Central Texas now has its very own competitive roller derby team. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more. Mon, 20 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/120092/120092-audio.mp3 04:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 06 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/122814/122814-audio.mp3 15:02 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The 2010 midterm election is in the stretch run, and the Texas-17 Congressional Race is shaping into the showdown that many pundits predicted. Today we take the first of a two-part look at the tenor of the race with MCC history professor Ashley ... The 2010 midterm election is in the stretch run, and the Texas-17 Congressional Race is shaping into the showdown that many pundits predicted. Today we take the first of a two-part look at the tenor of the race with MCC history professor Ashley Cruseturner. The 2010 midterm election is in the stretch run, and the Texas-17 Congressional Race is shaping into the showdown that many pundits predicted. Today we take the first of a two-part look at the tenor of the race with MCC history professor Ashley Cruseturner. Wed, 06 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/122675/122675-audio.mp3 03:33 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A Waco High football standout hopes to follow in the footsteps of his NFL-playing brother. But staying on track meant sticking together after the loss of their grandmother, the woman who raised them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Waco High football standout hopes to follow in the footsteps of his NFL-playing brother. But staying on track meant sticking together after the loss of their grandmother, the woman who raised them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A Waco High football standout hopes to follow in the footsteps of his NFL-playing brother. But staying on track meant sticking together after the loss of their grandmother, the woman who raised them. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 05 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/122626/122626-audio.mp3 05:27 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Waco Symphony Orchestra, which kicked of its 2010 season this week, features an arrangement of students and professionals that is unlike any other in the world of symphony. In addition to allowing students to grow musically, it also helps ... The Waco Symphony Orchestra, which kicked of its 2010 season this week, features an arrangement of students and professionals that is unlike any other in the world of symphony. In addition to allowing students to grow musically, it also helps prepare them to be a professional. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Waco Symphony Orchestra, which kicked of its 2010 season this week, features an arrangement of students and professionals that is unlike any other in the world of symphony. In addition to allowing students to grow musically, it also helps prepare them to be a professional. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 29 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/121362/121362-audio.mp3 03:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When the Waco symphony opened its season last night, 20 of the coveted slots were filled by students who are getting an education more than just music. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When the Waco symphony opened its season last night, 20 of the coveted slots were filled by students who are getting an education more than just music. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. When the Waco symphony opened its season last night, 20 of the coveted slots were filled by students who are getting an education more than just music. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 28 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/121261/121261-audio.mp3 04:17 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Throughout the year, KWBU-FM is checking in with J.H. Hines Elementary School, looking at the issues faced by a Waco ISD school throughout the year. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with their principal about their most immediate issue: busing. Throughout the year, KWBU-FM is checking in with J.H. Hines Elementary School, looking at the issues faced by a Waco ISD school throughout the year. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with their principal about their most immediate issue: busing. Throughout the year, KWBU-FM is checking in with J.H. Hines Elementary School, looking at the issues faced by a Waco ISD school throughout the year. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with their principal about their most immediate issue: busing. Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/123398/123398-audio.mp3 03:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A rare heart condition wasn't enough to keep an area player off the football field. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A rare heart condition wasn't enough to keep an area player off the football field. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A rare heart condition wasn't enough to keep an area player off the football field. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/123392/123392-audio.mp3 04:52 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 09 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126022/126022-audio.mp3 05:32 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU It's been one week since voters woke up to a changed political landscape following the 2010 midterm elections. MCC history professor has provided his analysis to KWBU throughout the election season, and he shared his thoughts with Derek Smith about ... It's been one week since voters woke up to a changed political landscape following the 2010 midterm elections. MCC history professor has provided his analysis to KWBU throughout the election season, and he shared his thoughts with Derek Smith about how the national trends shaped our local races. It's been one week since voters woke up to a changed political landscape following the 2010 midterm elections. MCC history professor has provided his analysis to KWBU throughout the election season, and he shared his thoughts with Derek Smith about how the national trends shaped our local races. Tue, 09 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126106/126106-audio.mp3 04:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The hotly-contested race for the 17th Congressional seat between Chet Edwards and Bill Flores is drawing to an end when the polls close tonight. Both candidates spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. The hotly-contested race for the 17th Congressional seat between Chet Edwards and Bill Flores is drawing to an end when the polls close tonight. Both candidates spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. The hotly-contested race for the 17th Congressional seat between Chet Edwards and Bill Flores is drawing to an end when the polls close tonight. Both candidates spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/125610/125610-audio.mp3 03:19 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco NPR is focusing on JH Hines Elementary school in the Waco ISD system this year, and today we continue our conversation with Principal Archie Hatten, who told KWBU?s Derek Smith that the new building is just one area that?s contributing to a ... Waco NPR is focusing on JH Hines Elementary school in the Waco ISD system this year, and today we continue our conversation with Principal Archie Hatten, who told KWBU?s Derek Smith that the new building is just one area that?s contributing to a better learning environment for their students. Waco NPR is focusing on JH Hines Elementary school in the Waco ISD system this year, and today we continue our conversation with Principal Archie Hatten, who told KWBU?s Derek Smith that the new building is just one area that?s contributing to a better learning environment for their students. Thu, 14 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/124072/124072-audio.mp3 03:32 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The third Greater Waco Education Summit begins Wednesday evening, and all this week, Waco NPR is focusing on issues and programs that represent the community partnerships that are a goal of the Education Alliance. Today, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at ... The third Greater Waco Education Summit begins Wednesday evening, and all this week, Waco NPR is focusing on issues and programs that represent the community partnerships that are a goal of the Education Alliance. Today, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a program at J.H. Hines Elementary designed to help students catch up in science, math, and reading. The third Greater Waco Education Summit begins Wednesday evening, and all this week, Waco NPR is focusing on issues and programs that represent the community partnerships that are a goal of the Education Alliance. Today, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a program at J.H. Hines Elementary designed to help students catch up in science, math, and reading. Mon, 15 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126541/126541-audio.mp3 05:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Throughout the election season, MCC history professor Ashley Cruseturner has provided his analysis on 103.3 fm. Today we conclude our post-election conversation with him, discussing the impact of a new congressman and divided government once again. Throughout the election season, MCC history professor Ashley Cruseturner has provided his analysis on 103.3 fm. Today we conclude our post-election conversation with him, discussing the impact of a new congressman and divided government once again. Throughout the election season, MCC history professor Ashley Cruseturner has provided his analysis on 103.3 fm. Today we conclude our post-election conversation with him, discussing the impact of a new congressman and divided government once again. Wed, 10 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126304/126304-audio.mp3 04:59 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off tonight at the Convention Center, looking to build on it's goal of building partnerships between schools, children, and the broader community. KWBU's Derek Smith talked to Virginia DuPuy about the themes ... The Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off tonight at the Convention Center, looking to build on it's goal of building partnerships between schools, children, and the broader community. KWBU's Derek Smith talked to Virginia DuPuy about the themes of the third annual summit. The Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off tonight at the Convention Center, looking to build on it's goal of building partnerships between schools, children, and the broader community. KWBU's Derek Smith talked to Virginia DuPuy about the themes of the third annual summit. Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126595/126595-audio.mp3 03:02 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The third annual Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off this Wednesday night, bringing educators and the broader community together to improve the academic future for area students. Throughout the week, we'll be looking at programs that embody ... The third annual Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off this Wednesday night, bringing educators and the broader community together to improve the academic future for area students. Throughout the week, we'll be looking at programs that embody goals of the Summit and bring you audio from the sessions later in the week. Today, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a program at JH Hines that is helping learn to read at their grade level or beyond. The third annual Greater Waco Education Summit kicks off this Wednesday night, bringing educators and the broader community together to improve the academic future for area students. Throughout the week, we'll be looking at programs that embody goals of the Summit and bring you audio from the sessions later in the week. Today, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a program at JH Hines that is helping learn to read at their grade level or beyond. Sun, 14 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126507/126507-audio.mp3 05:42 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Fri, 26 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126972/126972-audio.mp3 04:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Sara Stone, professor of journalism at Baylor, says while some good can come out of the information revealed by Wikileaks, it is a troubling story overall.  She spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Sara Stone, professor of journalism at Baylor, says while some good can come out of the information revealed by Wikileaks, it is a troubling story overall.  She spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Sara Stone, professor of journalism at Baylor, says while some good can come out of the information revealed by Wikileaks, it is a troubling story overall.  She spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith. Thu, 09 Dec 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/127846/127846-audio.mp3 04:40 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Social workers are immersed in the communities they serve, and now the Baylor School of Social Work is literally following suit, moving to downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Social workers are immersed in the communities they serve, and now the Baylor School of Social Work is literally following suit, moving to downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Social workers are immersed in the communities they serve, and now the Baylor School of Social Work is literally following suit, moving to downtown Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 17 Dec 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/127847/127847-audio.mp3 03:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The keynote speech of this year's Greater Waco Education Summit took place last night, with a theme of looking beyond the classroom walls to fix education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. The keynote speech of this year's Greater Waco Education Summit took place last night, with a theme of looking beyond the classroom walls to fix education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. The keynote speech of this year's Greater Waco Education Summit took place last night, with a theme of looking beyond the classroom walls to fix education. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Wed, 17 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126772/126772-audio.mp3 03:43 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU StoryCorp's nearly month-long stay in Waco kicked off this weekend as Central Texans shared conversation and stories in the organization's signature mobile studio. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. StoryCorp's nearly month-long stay in Waco kicked off this weekend as Central Texans shared conversation and stories in the organization's signature mobile studio. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. StoryCorp's nearly month-long stay in Waco kicked off this weekend as Central Texans shared conversation and stories in the organization's signature mobile studio. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 29 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126974/126974-audio.mp3 03:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU By the time Christmas rolls around, many students are eager for a break from classes and the teachers with whom they've spent so much time in the classroom. But Baylor Law students are actually bidding to pay more money to spend more time with ... By the time Christmas rolls around, many students are eager for a break from classes and the teachers with whom they've spent so much time in the classroom. But Baylor Law students are actually bidding to pay more money to spend more time with their professors. And it's for a good cause. KWBU News has more. By the time Christmas rolls around, many students are eager for a break from classes and the teachers with whom they've spent so much time in the classroom. But Baylor Law students are actually bidding to pay more money to spend more time with their professors. And it's for a good cause. KWBU News has more. Thu, 02 Dec 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/127845/127845-audio.mp3 03:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The third annual Greater Waco Community Education Summit concluded Friday, having brought educators, community leaders, and national speakers together. Executive Director Virginia DuPuy spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith about the 2010 edition. The third annual Greater Waco Community Education Summit concluded Friday, having brought educators, community leaders, and national speakers together. Executive Director Virginia DuPuy spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith about the 2010 edition. The third annual Greater Waco Community Education Summit concluded Friday, having brought educators, community leaders, and national speakers together. Executive Director Virginia DuPuy spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith about the 2010 edition. Mon, 22 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126918/126918-audio.mp3 04:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Today, Bill Flores will be sworn in on Capitol Hill today as the representative for the 17th Congressional District here in Texas. In the first of our two part conversation with the incoming congressman, he spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith from his ... Today, Bill Flores will be sworn in on Capitol Hill today as the representative for the 17th Congressional District here in Texas. In the first of our two part conversation with the incoming congressman, he spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith from his Washington office about the transition and being part of the incoming Republican class. Today, Bill Flores will be sworn in on Capitol Hill today as the representative for the 17th Congressional District here in Texas. In the first of our two part conversation with the incoming congressman, he spoke to KWBU's Derek Smith from his Washington office about the transition and being part of the incoming Republican class. Tue, 04 Jan 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/128485/128485-audio.mp3 03:42 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Bill Flores will be sworn in today in Washington as the representative for the 17th Congressional District. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith about the transition and his goals for the term. Bill Flores will be sworn in today in Washington as the representative for the 17th Congressional District. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith about the transition and his goals for the term. Bill Flores will be sworn in today in Washington as the representative for the 17th Congressional District. He spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith about the transition and his goals for the term. Tue, 04 Jan 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/128477/128477-audio.mp3 11:02 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What does a shared language mean for a community trying to upgrade it's educational picture? A shared language is vital, according to a speaker yesterday at the Greater Waco Community Education Summit. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. What does a shared language mean for a community trying to upgrade it's educational picture? A shared language is vital, according to a speaker yesterday at the Greater Waco Community Education Summit. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. What does a shared language mean for a community trying to upgrade it's educational picture? A shared language is vital, according to a speaker yesterday at the Greater Waco Community Education Summit. KWBU's Derek Smith was there. Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126810/126810-audio.mp3 03:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Most high school football fields are sitting dormant now, including Leopard Field in Lorena. And that means that one of our unsung heroes, Lou Webb, has more free time on Thursdays and Fridays. But for a fifty-plus year-old ball boy, there's no ... Most high school football fields are sitting dormant now, including Leopard Field in Lorena. And that means that one of our unsung heroes, Lou Webb, has more free time on Thursdays and Fridays. But for a fifty-plus year-old ball boy, there's no place on those days he'd rather be. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Most high school football fields are sitting dormant now, including Leopard Field in Lorena. And that means that one of our unsung heroes, Lou Webb, has more free time on Thursdays and Fridays. But for a fifty-plus year-old ball boy, there's no place on those days he'd rather be. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 16 Dec 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/127713/127713-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 01 Dec 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/127096/127096-audio.mp3 04:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Last night, the Waco ISD School board recommended the superintendent of Pearland schools as their lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Last night, the Waco ISD School board recommended the superintendent of Pearland schools as their lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Last night, the Waco ISD School board recommended the superintendent of Pearland schools as their lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 01 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/130827/130827-audio.mp3 03:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Dr. Bonny Cain, superintendent of Pearland schools was named as the lone finalist for the same position in Waco on Tuesday. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with people who worked with her in Pearland. Dr. Bonny Cain, superintendent of Pearland schools was named as the lone finalist for the same position in Waco on Tuesday. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with people who worked with her in Pearland. Dr. Bonny Cain, superintendent of Pearland schools was named as the lone finalist for the same position in Waco on Tuesday. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with people who worked with her in Pearland. Wed, 02 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/130886/130886-audio.mp3 03:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This week on Waco NPR, we'll be hearing a conversation with Dr. Bonny Cain, the candidate of choice to be the next superintendent of Waco Schools. Today we hear part one of her conversation with KWBU's Derek Smith, learning more about her personally ... This week on Waco NPR, we'll be hearing a conversation with Dr. Bonny Cain, the candidate of choice to be the next superintendent of Waco Schools. Today we hear part one of her conversation with KWBU's Derek Smith, learning more about her personally and what made her current home, Pearland I.S.D., unique. This week on Waco NPR, we'll be hearing a conversation with Dr. Bonny Cain, the candidate of choice to be the next superintendent of Waco Schools. Today we hear part one of her conversation with KWBU's Derek Smith, learning more about her personally and what made her current home, Pearland I.S.D., unique. Sun, 13 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131598/131598-audio.mp3 06:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco NPR will continue to follow the pressing issues facing the state of education in Central Texas in 2011. It's a big year for the Waco Community Education Alliance, as the group copes with growth and increased expectations. KWBU's Derek Smith ... Waco NPR will continue to follow the pressing issues facing the state of education in Central Texas in 2011. It's a big year for the Waco Community Education Alliance, as the group copes with growth and increased expectations. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with executive director Virginia DuPuy. Waco NPR will continue to follow the pressing issues facing the state of education in Central Texas in 2011. It's a big year for the Waco Community Education Alliance, as the group copes with growth and increased expectations. KWBU's Derek Smith visited with executive director Virginia DuPuy. Tue, 25 Jan 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/129373/129373-audio.mp3 03:41 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A mother's loss has spurred a fundraiser that lets the community experience the positive effects that artwork has on children with special needs. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A mother's loss has spurred a fundraiser that lets the community experience the positive effects that artwork has on children with special needs. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A mother's loss has spurred a fundraiser that lets the community experience the positive effects that artwork has on children with special needs. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 10 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131474/131474-audio.mp3 04:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Yesterday's "Project Homeless Connect" helped the homeless in Central Texas, and also helped those who help the homeless help them better. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Yesterday's "Project Homeless Connect" helped the homeless in Central Texas, and also helped those who help the homeless help them better. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Yesterday's "Project Homeless Connect" helped the homeless in Central Texas, and also helped those who help the homeless help them better. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 27 Jan 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/130641/130641-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU StoryCorps pulled into Waco this week in preparation for Friday, when Central Texans will have the opportunity to share conversation and stories that have become a hallmark of the StoryCorps experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. StoryCorps pulled into Waco this week in preparation for Friday, when Central Texans will have the opportunity to share conversation and stories that have become a hallmark of the StoryCorps experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. StoryCorps pulled into Waco this week in preparation for Friday, when Central Texans will have the opportunity to share conversation and stories that have become a hallmark of the StoryCorps experience. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Wed, 24 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126973/126973-audio.mp3 02:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Today we continue our weeklong conversation with Bonny Cain, the lone candidate to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD schools. In this segment, she talks with KWBU's Derek Smith about implementing change across a district. Today we continue our weeklong conversation with Bonny Cain, the lone candidate to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD schools. In this segment, she talks with KWBU's Derek Smith about implementing change across a district. Today we continue our weeklong conversation with Bonny Cain, the lone candidate to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD schools. In this segment, she talks with KWBU's Derek Smith about implementing change across a district. Mon, 14 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131652/131652-audio.mp3 05:03 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Fri, 04 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131448/131448-audio.mp3 04:58 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Next week, Waco ISD will announce the lone finalist to be the new superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with the man assisting the district in finding a new leader. Next week, Waco ISD will announce the lone finalist to be the new superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with the man assisting the district in finding a new leader. Next week, Waco ISD will announce the lone finalist to be the new superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with the man assisting the district in finding a new leader. Wed, 26 Jan 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/130588/130588-audio.mp3 03:27 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 16 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131747/131747-audio.mp3 04:54 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Wed, 16 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131735/131735-audio.mp3 06:18 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU As expected, the Waco I.S.D. school board voted to make official the hiring of Dr. Bonny Cain last night as the next superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. As expected, the Waco I.S.D. school board voted to make official the hiring of Dr. Bonny Cain last night as the next superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. As expected, the Waco I.S.D. school board voted to make official the hiring of Dr. Bonny Cain last night as the next superintendent of schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 04 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/134309/134309-audio.mp3 02:30 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Glimpses into the history of McLennan County and Waco can be found on a 157 acre plot of land just a few blocks away from I-35 and the Baylor campus. Over the next month, starting today, we'll take a weekly look at how Oakwood Cemetery serves as a ... Glimpses into the history of McLennan County and Waco can be found on a 157 acre plot of land just a few blocks away from I-35 and the Baylor campus. Over the next month, starting today, we'll take a weekly look at how Oakwood Cemetery serves as a living history book. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Glimpses into the history of McLennan County and Waco can be found on a 157 acre plot of land just a few blocks away from I-35 and the Baylor campus. Over the next month, starting today, we'll take a weekly look at how Oakwood Cemetery serves as a living history book. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 08 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/134525/134525-audio.mp3 04:18 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tue, 08 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/134533/134533-audio.mp3 04:37 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU All this week, we've been hearing from Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be Waco ISD's next superintendent. In our final portion of the interview. Dr. Cain talks about the process of determining what areas need tackling right away and a ... All this week, we've been hearing from Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be Waco ISD's next superintendent. In our final portion of the interview. Dr. Cain talks about the process of determining what areas need tackling right away and a one-hundred day period of listening that will help her in that area. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. All this week, we've been hearing from Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be Waco ISD's next superintendent. In our final portion of the interview. Dr. Cain talks about the process of determining what areas need tackling right away and a one-hundred day period of listening that will help her in that area. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 17 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131851/131851-audio.mp3 05:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU All this week, Waco NPR has been visiting with Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD Schools. In previous days, Dr. Cain has examined her time at Pearland. In today's installment, she turns her attention to ... All this week, Waco NPR has been visiting with Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD Schools. In previous days, Dr. Cain has examined her time at Pearland. In today's installment, she turns her attention to Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. All this week, Waco NPR has been visiting with Dr. Bonny Cain, the lone finalist to be the next superintendent of Waco ISD Schools. In previous days, Dr. Cain has examined her time at Pearland. In today's installment, she turns her attention to Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Thu, 17 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131850/131850-audio.mp3 05:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Baylor Lady Bears season ended in Dallas last night, as Texas A & M never trailed in a 58-46 win to advance to the their first Final Four. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the game. The Baylor Lady Bears season ended in Dallas last night, as Texas A & M never trailed in a 58-46 win to advance to the their first Final Four. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the game. The Baylor Lady Bears season ended in Dallas last night, as Texas A & M never trailed in a 58-46 win to advance to the their first Final Four. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the game. Tue, 29 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136341/136341-audio.mp3 03:26 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Baylor Lady Bears will head to Dallas today in preparation for Sunday's Sweet 16 game against Green Bay. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Baylor Lady Bears will head to Dallas today in preparation for Sunday's Sweet 16 game against Green Bay. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. The Baylor Lady Bears will head to Dallas today in preparation for Sunday's Sweet 16 game against Green Bay. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 25 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136175/136175-audio.mp3 02:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU As KWBU continues to look at the climate for the aging in Central Texas, we look again at the spiritual needs that area churches and agencies seek to address. KWBU's Derek Smith visited a weekly worship service at Royal Manor Nursing Home and has more. As KWBU continues to look at the climate for the aging in Central Texas, we look again at the spiritual needs that area churches and agencies seek to address. KWBU's Derek Smith visited a weekly worship service at Royal Manor Nursing Home and has more. As KWBU continues to look at the climate for the aging in Central Texas, we look again at the spiritual needs that area churches and agencies seek to address. KWBU's Derek Smith visited a weekly worship service at Royal Manor Nursing Home and has more. Tue, 17 May 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/140322/140322-audio.mp3 03:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco voters will have the opportunity to hear directly from local candidates in a League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU this Monday evening. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Waco voters will have the opportunity to hear directly from local candidates in a League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU this Monday evening. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Waco voters will have the opportunity to hear directly from local candidates in a League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU this Monday evening. KWBU?s Derek Smith has more. Wed, 13 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/137674/137674-audio.mp3 03:49 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU is kicking off a series looking at the climate for aging in Central Texas by talking to seniors at the Young at Heart Dance Club. It's an organization that meets a lot of needs in the lives of its dancers, both physical and relational. KWBU's ... KWBU is kicking off a series looking at the climate for aging in Central Texas by talking to seniors at the Young at Heart Dance Club. It's an organization that meets a lot of needs in the lives of its dancers, both physical and relational. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. KWBU is kicking off a series looking at the climate for aging in Central Texas by talking to seniors at the Young at Heart Dance Club. It's an organization that meets a lot of needs in the lives of its dancers, both physical and relational. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136171/136171-audio.mp3 03:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What is the climate in Waco for people as they age? In the coming weeks, KWBU will be looking at a number of issues faced by Central Texans as they age, in areas social, medicinal, political, and more. KWBU's Derek Smith kicks off the series with a ... What is the climate in Waco for people as they age? In the coming weeks, KWBU will be looking at a number of issues faced by Central Texans as they age, in areas social, medicinal, political, and more. KWBU's Derek Smith kicks off the series with a visit to the Young at Heart Dance Club, where seniors social lives can get active. What is the climate in Waco for people as they age? In the coming weeks, KWBU will be looking at a number of issues faced by Central Texans as they age, in areas social, medicinal, political, and more. KWBU's Derek Smith kicks off the series with a visit to the Young at Heart Dance Club, where seniors social lives can get active. Sun, 20 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/135191/135191-audio.mp3 03:38 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU is looking at the climate in Waco for people as they age in a periodic series. Issues related to retirement and health care for people as they age, or for their parents are often a cause for stress. Dr. Hap LeCrone says that the current times ... KWBU is looking at the climate in Waco for people as they age in a periodic series. Issues related to retirement and health care for people as they age, or for their parents are often a cause for stress. Dr. Hap LeCrone says that the current times add to the stress. KWBU'S Derek Smith has more. KWBU is looking at the climate in Waco for people as they age in a periodic series. Issues related to retirement and health care for people as they age, or for their parents are often a cause for stress. Dr. Hap LeCrone says that the current times add to the stress. KWBU'S Derek Smith has more. Wed, 27 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/138751/138751-audio.mp3 03:20 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Over the course of the last month, we've been touring Waco's historic Oakwood Cemetery, looking at how the grounds house the history and stories the shaped the area. In our final installment, we learn about the most-visited site in the cemetery, ... Over the course of the last month, we've been touring Waco's historic Oakwood Cemetery, looking at how the grounds house the history and stories the shaped the area. In our final installment, we learn about the most-visited site in the cemetery, which houses a man so reviled in his day that his grave remains a target and a source of fascination. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Over the course of the last month, we've been touring Waco's historic Oakwood Cemetery, looking at how the grounds house the history and stories the shaped the area. In our final installment, we learn about the most-visited site in the cemetery, which houses a man so reviled in his day that his grave remains a target and a source of fascination. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 08 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/137209/137209-audio.mp3 04:30 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A basketball player doesn't come close to the pinnacle of her sport without overcoming a few challenges, and a basketball team doesn't mount a serious title push without dealing with adversity. Baylor senior Melissa Jones and her teammates have ... A basketball player doesn't come close to the pinnacle of her sport without overcoming a few challenges, and a basketball team doesn't mount a serious title push without dealing with adversity. Baylor senior Melissa Jones and her teammates have learned that in a new way recently, as she learns to play in among the biggest games of her life without full vision in her right eye. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. A basketball player doesn't come close to the pinnacle of her sport without overcoming a few challenges, and a basketball team doesn't mount a serious title push without dealing with adversity. Baylor senior Melissa Jones and her teammates have learned that in a new way recently, as she learns to play in among the biggest games of her life without full vision in her right eye. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 29 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136174/136174-audio.mp3 06:03 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The Lady Bears advanced to the Elite Eight with an 86-76 win over Green Bay last night, setting up their fourth meeting of the year with Texas A & M for the right to go the Final Four. KWBU?s Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the win. The Lady Bears advanced to the Elite Eight with an 86-76 win over Green Bay last night, setting up their fourth meeting of the year with Texas A & M for the right to go the Final Four. KWBU?s Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the win. The Lady Bears advanced to the Elite Eight with an 86-76 win over Green Bay last night, setting up their fourth meeting of the year with Texas A & M for the right to go the Final Four. KWBU?s Derek Smith spoke with Lori Fogleman about the win. Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136173/136173-audio.mp3 03:51 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Each Wednesday this month, KWBU will visit historic Oakwood Cemetery, where many of the men and women who shaped Waco and Texas are buried. KWBU's Derek Smith today focuses on the governors buried there. Each Wednesday this month, KWBU will visit historic Oakwood Cemetery, where many of the men and women who shaped Waco and Texas are buried. KWBU's Derek Smith today focuses on the governors buried there. Each Wednesday this month, KWBU will visit historic Oakwood Cemetery, where many of the men and women who shaped Waco and Texas are buried. KWBU's Derek Smith today focuses on the governors buried there. Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/134846/134846-audio.mp3 05:29 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Billionaire oilman and alternative energy advocate T. Boone Pickens spoke at Baylor University last night, the first guest in the university's "On Topic" interview series. Pickens, who has been touring colleges across the ... Billionaire oilman and alternative energy advocate T. Boone Pickens spoke at Baylor University last night, the first guest in the university's "On Topic" interview series. Pickens, who has been touring colleges across the country, spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith about his "Pickens Plan" for reducing American dependence on foreign oil. Billionaire oilman and alternative energy advocate T. Boone Pickens spoke at Baylor University last night, the first guest in the university's "On Topic" interview series. Pickens, who has been touring colleges across the country, spoke with KWBU's Derek Smith about his "Pickens Plan" for reducing American dependence on foreign oil. Thu, 31 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136694/136694-audio.mp3 08:31 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Candidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at aCandidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at a League of Women ... Candidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at aCandidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at a League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Candidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at aCandidates for Waco school board and city council addressed issues facing the city and its residents last night at a League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. League of Women Voters Candidate Forum co-sponsored by KWBU, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/138067/138067-audio.mp3 03:30 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU News is periodically looking at the climate for people as they age in Central Texas. This week, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a way the spiritual needs of the aging are met in the Waco area. KWBU News is periodically looking at the climate for people as they age in Central Texas. This week, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a way the spiritual needs of the aging are met in the Waco area. KWBU News is periodically looking at the climate for people as they age in Central Texas. This week, KWBU's Derek Smith looks at a way the spiritual needs of the aging are met in the Waco area. Mon, 16 May 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/140279/140279-audio.mp3 05:22 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Smaller school districts across the state are lobbying for what they call more "equitable" budget cuts from Texas lawmakers. Two superintendents talk to KWBU's Derek Smith about the process of planning amidst uncertainty in the ... Smaller school districts across the state are lobbying for what they call more "equitable" budget cuts from Texas lawmakers. Two superintendents talk to KWBU's Derek Smith about the process of planning amidst uncertainty in the second part of our look at education budget cuts. Smaller school districts across the state are lobbying for what they call more "equitable" budget cuts from Texas lawmakers. Two superintendents talk to KWBU's Derek Smith about the process of planning amidst uncertainty in the second part of our look at education budget cuts. Mon, 11 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/137421/137421-audio.mp3 06:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU KWBU has been examining Oakwood Cemetery, looking at the historical tales that lie beyond the markers that bear names and dates. This week, superintendent David Evans shows KWBU's Derek Smith two men whose names are not well known, but who have ... KWBU has been examining Oakwood Cemetery, looking at the historical tales that lie beyond the markers that bear names and dates. This week, superintendent David Evans shows KWBU's Derek Smith two men whose names are not well known, but who have eclectic and eccentric stories behind them. KWBU has been examining Oakwood Cemetery, looking at the historical tales that lie beyond the markers that bear names and dates. This week, superintendent David Evans shows KWBU's Derek Smith two men whose names are not well known, but who have eclectic and eccentric stories behind them. Wed, 30 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136491/136491-audio.mp3 04:17 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco ISD announced today that approximately 200 employees will not be offered a contract for the next school year due to a funding shortfall. But Dr. Bonny Cain says she hopes that many of those teachers will be brought back. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco ISD announced today that approximately 200 employees will not be offered a contract for the next school year due to a funding shortfall. But Dr. Bonny Cain says she hopes that many of those teachers will be brought back. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Waco ISD announced today that approximately 200 employees will not be offered a contract for the next school year due to a funding shortfall. But Dr. Bonny Cain says she hopes that many of those teachers will be brought back. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Fri, 08 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/137272/137272-audio.mp3 02:29 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This month, KWBU is touring Oakwood Cemetery with superintendent Dave Evans, examining how the history of the region can be seen through the plots of land inside the cemetery walls. Today, KWBU?s Derek Smith visits the plots of two Waco originals. This month, KWBU is touring Oakwood Cemetery with superintendent Dave Evans, examining how the history of the region can be seen through the plots of land inside the cemetery walls. Today, KWBU?s Derek Smith visits the plots of two Waco originals. This month, KWBU is touring Oakwood Cemetery with superintendent Dave Evans, examining how the history of the region can be seen through the plots of land inside the cemetery walls. Today, KWBU?s Derek Smith visits the plots of two Waco originals. Wed, 23 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/136172/136172-audio.mp3 04:24 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A loud-talker in public. Being stuck at a stoplight. A long line. All annoying to some degree, moreso to some of us than others. But why is that? Why do we get annoyed to some things, but not others? Science Friday personalities Joe Palca and Flora ... A loud-talker in public. Being stuck at a stoplight. A long line. All annoying to some degree, moreso to some of us than others. But why is that? Why do we get annoyed to some things, but not others? Science Friday personalities Joe Palca and Flora Lichtman set out to discover just that in their new book ?Annoying: The Science Of What Bugs Us.? They spoke with KWBU?s Derek Smith about their work, starting with a how an annoying event led to the book. A loud-talker in public. Being stuck at a stoplight. A long line. All annoying to some degree, moreso to some of us than others. But why is that? Why do we get annoyed to some things, but not others? Science Friday personalities Joe Palca and Flora Lichtman set out to discover just that in their new book ?Annoying: The Science Of What Bugs Us.? They spoke with KWBU?s Derek Smith about their work, starting with a how an annoying event led to the book. Mon, 09 May 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/139928/139928-audio.mp3 05:48 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Science and math are not the most interesting subjects for some students, but building a robot? Now that's fun. An area robotics program engages students in science, technology, and math courses while preparing them for success in education beyond ... Science and math are not the most interesting subjects for some students, but building a robot? Now that's fun. An area robotics program engages students in science, technology, and math courses while preparing them for success in education beyond middle and high school. Science and math are not the most interesting subjects for some students, but building a robot? Now that's fun. An area robotics program engages students in science, technology, and math courses while preparing them for success in education beyond middle and high school. Mon, 29 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0600 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/126963/126963-audio.mp3 04:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Tonight KWBU TV presents a special episode of ?When Families Grieve?, part of a multipart series that reaches out to families with young children, in the military and the general public, helping them cope with challenging transitions in their lives. ... Tonight KWBU TV presents a special episode of ?When Families Grieve?, part of a multipart series that reaches out to families with young children, in the military and the general public, helping them cope with challenging transitions in their lives. It?s also part of a larger outreach project. Tonight KWBU TV presents a special episode of ?When Families Grieve?, part of a multipart series that reaches out to families with young children, in the military and the general public, helping them cope with challenging transitions in their lives. It?s also part of a larger outreach project. Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/110662/110662-audio.mp3 02:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Major cuts in education spending loom on the horizon in the state of Texas, and districts are formulating budgets in the face of major uncertainty. Smaller districts are lobbying for equity in those cuts. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Major cuts in education spending loom on the horizon in the state of Texas, and districts are formulating budgets in the face of major uncertainty. Smaller districts are lobbying for equity in those cuts. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Major cuts in education spending loom on the horizon in the state of Texas, and districts are formulating budgets in the face of major uncertainty. Smaller districts are lobbying for equity in those cuts. KWBU's Derek Smith has more. Mon, 11 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/137374/137374-audio.mp3 05:30 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Women are largely underrepresented in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), comprising only 25 percent of the workforce in those fields. The Girl Scouts of Central Texas and Texas State Technical College are trying to change ... Women are largely underrepresented in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), comprising only 25 percent of the workforce in those fields. The Girl Scouts of Central Texas and Texas State Technical College are trying to change that figure. At the first ever Girl Genius STEM Conference held in Waco, they teamed up to offer a day of hands-on workshops to make STEM more accessible to girls and breakdown stereotypes that might prevent them from trying out these fields. Women are largely underrepresented in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), comprising only 25 percent of the workforce in those fields. The Girl Scouts of Central Texas and Texas State Technical College are trying to change that figure. At the first ever Girl Genius STEM Conference held in Waco, they teamed up to offer a day of hands-on workshops to make STEM more accessible to girls and breakdown stereotypes that might prevent them from trying out these fields. Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/172433/172433-audio.mp3 04:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The economic crisis that has hit the nation affects Texas everyday. 25 percent of children in our state suffer from food insecurity. McLennan County is an area which has been hit harder than most. However, for a small portion of these children ... The economic crisis that has hit the nation affects Texas everyday. 25 percent of children in our state suffer from food insecurity. McLennan County is an area which has been hit harder than most. However, for a small portion of these children there is hope. Adam Harris reports for KWBU FM. The economic crisis that has hit the nation affects Texas everyday. 25 percent of children in our state suffer from food insecurity. McLennan County is an area which has been hit harder than most. However, for a small portion of these children there is hope. Adam Harris reports for KWBU FM. Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/172438/172438-audio.mp3 02:08 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This year the Jim Cullum Jazz Band celebrates its 50th anniversary. Anchoring the group is Jim Cullum, himself. While his career has seen him perform across the United States as well as in Mexico and Russia, his love of classical jazz music began in ... This year the Jim Cullum Jazz Band celebrates its 50th anniversary. Anchoring the group is Jim Cullum, himself. While his career has seen him perform across the United States as well as in Mexico and Russia, his love of classical jazz music began in his childhood home of San Antonio, Texas. With a look at how it all started is Becky Fogel for KWBU FM. This year the Jim Cullum Jazz Band celebrates its 50th anniversary. Anchoring the group is Jim Cullum, himself. While his career has seen him perform across the United States as well as in Mexico and Russia, his love of classical jazz music began in his childhood home of San Antonio, Texas. With a look at how it all started is Becky Fogel for KWBU FM. Thu, 12 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174806/174806-audio.mp3 02:45 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU <p>The trial of AWOL Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo began in the U.S. District Court in Waco on Monday. Abdo was arrested on July 27th, 2011 on charges that he planned to attack a restaurant frequented by Fort Hood Soldiers in Killeen. KWBU's ... <p>The trial of AWOL Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo began in the U.S. District Court in Waco on Monday. Abdo was arrested on July 27th, 2011 on charges that he planned to attack a restaurant frequented by Fort Hood Soldiers in Killeen. KWBU's Becky Fogel was in the courtroom throughout the trial which concluded on May 24th. This story is part of a 3 part series summing up the proceedings.</p> <p>Past photos of Private First Class Naser Jason Abdo show a clean cut and athletic 21 year old. Sitting in the U.S. District Court in Waco on Tuesday, Abdo-now 22-looks slender and has longer unkempt hair and a beard.</p> <p>Abdo was arrested last summer on charges that he planned to bomb a restaurant in Killeen frequented by Fort Hood soldiers and shoot anysubsequent survivors. Abdo could face up to life in prison if convicted of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. He also faces five additional charges.</p> <p>Abdo was stationed at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, when he went AWOL over the July 4th weekend in 2011. He eventually made his way back to the Dallas-area where he grew up. But before leaving Kentucky, he raised suspicions when he tried to purchase a gun and ammunition at a storenear Fort Campbell. One store employee described Abdo as "a little arrogant and a little suspicious," stating that he never removed his sunglasses and seemed unfamiliar with the kind of weapons he was attempting to purchase, including black powder.</p> <p>Many of the other witnesses provided a similar profile of Abdo-someone who was a bit arrogant, standoffish, and did not remove his sunglasses. Surveillance footage from Dallas-area stores showing Abdo purchasing smokeless powder at a gunshop, a pressure cooker and clocks from a Walmart, and a US Army uniform and a "Smith" name patch from a military surplus store, was played for the jury.</p> <p>While the prosecution worked to build a timeline of steps Abdo took to build a bomb, the Defense, lead by Attorney Zachary Boyd, questioned several witnesses on the legality of Abdo's purchases. Questioning one witness, he asked was it illegal for you to sell this item? Was it illegal for Abdo to then purchase this item? The answer to both questions was no.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> <p>The trial of AWOL Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo began in the U.S. District Court in Waco on Monday. Abdo was arrested on July 27th, 2011 on charges that he planned to attack a restaurant frequented by Fort Hood Soldiers in Killeen. KWBU's Becky Fogel was in the courtroom throughout the trial which concluded on May 24th. This story is part of a 3 part series summing up the proceedings.</p> <p>Past photos of Private First Class Naser Jason Abdo show a clean cut and athletic 21 year old. Sitting in the U.S. District Court in Waco on Tuesday, Abdo-now 22-looks slender and has longer unkempt hair and a beard.</p> <p>Abdo was arrested last summer on charges that he planned to bomb a restaurant in Killeen frequented by Fort Hood soldiers and shoot anysubsequent survivors. Abdo could face up to life in prison if convicted of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. He also faces five additional charges.</p> <p>Abdo was stationed at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, when he went AWOL over the July 4th weekend in 2011. He eventually made his way back to the Dallas-area where he grew up. But before leaving Kentucky, he raised suspicions when he tried to purchase a gun and ammunition at a storenear Fort Campbell. One store employee described Abdo as "a little arrogant and a little suspicious," stating that he never removed his sunglasses and seemed unfamiliar with the kind of weapons he was attempting to purchase, including black powder.</p> <p>Many of the other witnesses provided a similar profile of Abdo-someone who was a bit arrogant, standoffish, and did not remove his sunglasses. Surveillance footage from Dallas-area stores showing Abdo purchasing smokeless powder at a gunshop, a pressure cooker and clocks from a Walmart, and a US Army uniform and a "Smith" name patch from a military surplus store, was played for the jury.</p> <p>While the prosecution worked to build a timeline of steps Abdo took to build a bomb, the Defense, lead by Attorney Zachary Boyd, questioned several witnesses on the legality of Abdo's purchases. Questioning one witness, he asked was it illegal for you to sell this item? Was it illegal for Abdo to then purchase this item? The answer to both questions was no.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> Wed, 23 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/176308/176308-audio.mp3 01:41 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU <p>Yesterday, the trial of Naser Jason Abdo concluded. KWBU's Becky Fogel was in the courtroom.</p> <p>Naser Jason Abdo-known for outbursts in court-sat quietly as he listened to the verdict in his ... <p>Yesterday, the trial of Naser Jason Abdo concluded. KWBU's Becky Fogel was in the courtroom.</p> <p>Naser Jason Abdo-known for outbursts in court-sat quietly as he listened to the verdict in his trial. After a little over an hour of deliberation, the jury found Abdo guilty on all 6 counts, including the most serious charge: attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction.</p> <p>During closing arguments, the lead Defense Attorney, Zachary Boyd, asserted that Abdo's actions did not constitute an attempt to commit an attack. Federal prosecutors contended that Abdo had both plans and intent to carry out the attack, and the most convincing evidence seemed to come from the words of Abdo himself captured in two separate videos.</p> <p>Greg Sofer a co-counsel with the Federal Prosecution:</p> <p>"The best person to explain that is going to be the person who is charged with the crime, and Mr. Abdo did that very well."</p> <p>Sentencing is set for July 20th and Abdo could face up to life in prison.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> <p>Yesterday, the trial of Naser Jason Abdo concluded. KWBU's Becky Fogel was in the courtroom.</p> <p>Naser Jason Abdo-known for outbursts in court-sat quietly as he listened to the verdict in his trial. After a little over an hour of deliberation, the jury found Abdo guilty on all 6 counts, including the most serious charge: attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction.</p> <p>During closing arguments, the lead Defense Attorney, Zachary Boyd, asserted that Abdo's actions did not constitute an attempt to commit an attack. Federal prosecutors contended that Abdo had both plans and intent to carry out the attack, and the most convincing evidence seemed to come from the words of Abdo himself captured in two separate videos.</p> <p>Greg Sofer a co-counsel with the Federal Prosecution:</p> <p>"The best person to explain that is going to be the person who is charged with the crime, and Mr. Abdo did that very well."</p> <p>Sentencing is set for July 20th and Abdo could face up to life in prison.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> Fri, 25 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/176310/176310-audio.mp3 0:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU <p>This week, AWOL Private First Class Naser Jason Abdo is being tried in the US District Court in Waco. Throughout the proceedings numerous surveillance videos of Abdo have been played. Yesterday, though, video of Abdo discussing ... <p>This week, AWOL Private First Class Naser Jason Abdo is being tried in the US District Court in Waco. Throughout the proceedings numerous surveillance videos of Abdo have been played. Yesterday, though, video of Abdo discussing his planned attack was entered as evidence. KWBU's Becky Fogel-who has been attending the proceedings, reports.</p> <p>Wednesday morning, jurors in the trial of Naser Jason Abdo-accused of plotting to bomb and shoot soldiers from Fort Hood at a restaurant in Killeen-watched a video of the defendant directly after his arrest. The video-taken in the cop car-does not show Killeen Police Sgt. Eric Bradley or Abdo, but a muffled recording of their conversation can be heard. During the conversation Abdo tells Bradleyabout his planned attack, saying "I don't appreciate what my unit did in Afghanistan."</p> <p>In a video recording of a jail visit between himself and his mother played for the jury in the afternoon, Abdo is heard telling her "You don't feel a relation to these people, but I do. Their suffering is my suffering." It seems he is referring to people in Iraq and Afghanistan.</p> <p>Abdo, himself, never served in Afghanistan, and had received conscientious objector status during the summer of 2010 arguing that his religious beliefs prevented him from serving in Afghanistan. He converted to Islam when he was 17 years old.</p> <p>As he did on Tuesday, Abdo-who was attentive throughout the proceedings-wore a white short-sleeved dress shirt and tie. However, he also donned a dark green skullcap also known as a kufi or taqiyah. This cap can be worn as sign of religious observance.</p> <p>Sgt. Bradley's testimony led to a brief, and rare, back and forth between the prosecution and defense. Lead Defense Attorney, Zachary Boyd asked Bradley whether he and his fellow officer had recovered an explosive device on Abdo's person during his arrest. Bradley responded that they had not found anything that could be detonated at the time. United States Attorney Mark Frazier, countered "Did he have a gun and ammunition in his backpack?" To which Bradley answered "Yes."</p> <p>The trial is expected to end today or tomorrow.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> <p>This week, AWOL Private First Class Naser Jason Abdo is being tried in the US District Court in Waco. Throughout the proceedings numerous surveillance videos of Abdo have been played. Yesterday, though, video of Abdo discussing his planned attack was entered as evidence. KWBU's Becky Fogel-who has been attending the proceedings, reports.</p> <p>Wednesday morning, jurors in the trial of Naser Jason Abdo-accused of plotting to bomb and shoot soldiers from Fort Hood at a restaurant in Killeen-watched a video of the defendant directly after his arrest. The video-taken in the cop car-does not show Killeen Police Sgt. Eric Bradley or Abdo, but a muffled recording of their conversation can be heard. During the conversation Abdo tells Bradleyabout his planned attack, saying "I don't appreciate what my unit did in Afghanistan."</p> <p>In a video recording of a jail visit between himself and his mother played for the jury in the afternoon, Abdo is heard telling her "You don't feel a relation to these people, but I do. Their suffering is my suffering." It seems he is referring to people in Iraq and Afghanistan.</p> <p>Abdo, himself, never served in Afghanistan, and had received conscientious objector status during the summer of 2010 arguing that his religious beliefs prevented him from serving in Afghanistan. He converted to Islam when he was 17 years old.</p> <p>As he did on Tuesday, Abdo-who was attentive throughout the proceedings-wore a white short-sleeved dress shirt and tie. However, he also donned a dark green skullcap also known as a kufi or taqiyah. This cap can be worn as sign of religious observance.</p> <p>Sgt. Bradley's testimony led to a brief, and rare, back and forth between the prosecution and defense. Lead Defense Attorney, Zachary Boyd asked Bradley whether he and his fellow officer had recovered an explosive device on Abdo's person during his arrest. Bradley responded that they had not found anything that could be detonated at the time. United States Attorney Mark Frazier, countered "Did he have a gun and ammunition in his backpack?" To which Bradley answered "Yes."</p> <p>The trial is expected to end today or tomorrow.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> Thu, 24 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/176309/176309-audio.mp3 01:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On April 24, 2012 the Waco Area League of Women Voters, KWBU-FM, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools, hosted a Candidate Forum in anticipation of the May 12th city and school board elections. The goal of the event ... On April 24, 2012 the Waco Area League of Women Voters, KWBU-FM, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools, hosted a Candidate Forum in anticipation of the May 12th city and school board elections. The goal of the event was to increase voter turnout, but also to encourage more people to run in future elections. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. On April 24, 2012 the Waco Area League of Women Voters, KWBU-FM, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, and Parents for Public Schools, hosted a Candidate Forum in anticipation of the May 12th city and school board elections. The goal of the event was to increase voter turnout, but also to encourage more people to run in future elections. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. Thu, 26 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174803/174803-audio.mp3 05:09 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mi Familia, a Waco-based car club, has partnered with numerous non-profit organizations to hold benefits using the draw of classic cars to raise funds and awareness for these groups. Recently, the club rallied to support one of their own. KWBU's ... Mi Familia, a Waco-based car club, has partnered with numerous non-profit organizations to hold benefits using the draw of classic cars to raise funds and awareness for these groups. Recently, the club rallied to support one of their own. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks to the organizers and participants at this special car show. Mi Familia, a Waco-based car club, has partnered with numerous non-profit organizations to hold benefits using the draw of classic cars to raise funds and awareness for these groups. Recently, the club rallied to support one of their own. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks to the organizers and participants at this special car show. Fri, 04 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175681/175681-audio.mp3 03:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Waco Habitat for Humanity is leading a new effort to develop the Carver Park neighborhood in East Waco. While it is collaborating with several other non-profits, one of the most important partners is the Carver Neighborhood Association and Carver ... Waco Habitat for Humanity is leading a new effort to develop the Carver Park neighborhood in East Waco. While it is collaborating with several other non-profits, one of the most important partners is the Carver Neighborhood Association and Carver Park residents themselves. This is the first in an ongoing series that will examine community development in Waco through Habitat for Humanity's Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. KWBU's Becky Fogel attended the first Neighborhood Planning Initiative Meeting in April. Waco Habitat for Humanity is leading a new effort to develop the Carver Park neighborhood in East Waco. While it is collaborating with several other non-profits, one of the most important partners is the Carver Neighborhood Association and Carver Park residents themselves. This is the first in an ongoing series that will examine community development in Waco through Habitat for Humanity's Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. KWBU's Becky Fogel attended the first Neighborhood Planning Initiative Meeting in April. Wed, 16 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/176015/176015-audio.mp3 03:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU <p>"You happen to be in the Holy Land-I don't know that you know that, but this is the home of the nation's oldest major soft drink."</p> <p>That's Wilton Lanning, founding ... <p>"You happen to be in the Holy Land-I don't know that you know that, but this is the home of the nation's oldest major soft drink."</p> <p>That's Wilton Lanning, founding president of the Dr. Pepper Museum and Free Enterprise Institute, and he's of course referring to Dr. Pepper. But this past Friday afternoon, visitors to the museum came out to celebrate the other soft drink invented here in Waco: Big Red. The museum is featuring an exhibit on the iconic and bright red beverage this summer in honor of the soft drink's 75th anniversary.</p> <p>Mary Beth Tait, Director of Collections and Technology at the museum:</p> <p>"We're always looking for the next anniversary or big milestone that's coming up in the soft drinks that we collect items of and like to tell the story of. And so, this is one of the big ones. It's really important because of the Waco connection, and we also like the underdog soft drinks cause Dr. Pepper is kind of an underdog. So we thought it would be fun and a really colorful exhibit also."</p> <p>Bright red bottles abound in the exhibit showcasing different packaging throughout the years. One of the items Tait points out though is a kind of display cabinet from the Perfection Barber and Beauty Supply, Co. The shop, which was located just around the corner from where the Dr. Pepper Museum stands today, is where Grover C. Thomsen, R.H. Roark, and R.T. Roark invented Big Red, originally called the Sun Tang Red Cream Soda in 1937. The cabinet is full of the original flavor extracts the inventors experimented with to create the soda.</p> <p>But, flavor isn't the only thing Thomsen and the Roarks experimented with.</p> <p>Joy Summer-Smith, Associate Director at the Dr. Pepper Museum:</p> <p>"As they were first experimenting with the cream soda, it was not originally red it was originally green."</p> <p>Apparently green soda wasn't very popular.</p> <p>"From what I heard, people just weren't really excited about a green soda but once they changed it to red, it really kind of took off from there."</p> <p>Scott Jackson, the Vice President of Supply Chain at Big Red, Inc. was among the visitors enjoying a Big Red ice cream float in the museums soda fountain. He grew up loving Big Red as a kid in San Antonio. I asked Jackson why he thought it was important to commemorate this soft drink.</p> <p>"Well there's so many products that come and go every year, and to have a product that's 75 years old and that's got such a long-standing history in the state of Texas and as well as in Kentucky...and just to know that it's out there and just to know that it's been around for 75 years is just fantastic."</p> <p>Joy Summer-Smith also shares what she hopes Wacoans will get out of the exhibit.</p> <p>"For people in Waco, I really hope that they just come to learn about the other soft drink that was invented here and really take some pride in the fact that Waco has two nationally recognized soft drinks that were invented just right here within a couple of blocks of each other."</p> <p>So, as the Dr. Pepper Museum commemorates 75 years of Big Red, I had to ask Wilton Lanning a tough question:</p> <p>"I don't want to make you choose, but if it came down to it and it could be Dr. Pepper or a Big Red, do you know which one you would choose? If you could only choose one."</p> <p>"That's not a fair question."</p> <p>No, it wasn't. And luckily this summer at the Dr. Pepper Museum, you don't have to choose either.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> <p>"You happen to be in the Holy Land-I don't know that you know that, but this is the home of the nation's oldest major soft drink."</p> <p>That's Wilton Lanning, founding president of the Dr. Pepper Museum and Free Enterprise Institute, and he's of course referring to Dr. Pepper. But this past Friday afternoon, visitors to the museum came out to celebrate the other soft drink invented here in Waco: Big Red. The museum is featuring an exhibit on the iconic and bright red beverage this summer in honor of the soft drink's 75th anniversary.</p> <p>Mary Beth Tait, Director of Collections and Technology at the museum:</p> <p>"We're always looking for the next anniversary or big milestone that's coming up in the soft drinks that we collect items of and like to tell the story of. And so, this is one of the big ones. It's really important because of the Waco connection, and we also like the underdog soft drinks cause Dr. Pepper is kind of an underdog. So we thought it would be fun and a really colorful exhibit also."</p> <p>Bright red bottles abound in the exhibit showcasing different packaging throughout the years. One of the items Tait points out though is a kind of display cabinet from the Perfection Barber and Beauty Supply, Co. The shop, which was located just around the corner from where the Dr. Pepper Museum stands today, is where Grover C. Thomsen, R.H. Roark, and R.T. Roark invented Big Red, originally called the Sun Tang Red Cream Soda in 1937. The cabinet is full of the original flavor extracts the inventors experimented with to create the soda.</p> <p>But, flavor isn't the only thing Thomsen and the Roarks experimented with.</p> <p>Joy Summer-Smith, Associate Director at the Dr. Pepper Museum:</p> <p>"As they were first experimenting with the cream soda, it was not originally red it was originally green."</p> <p>Apparently green soda wasn't very popular.</p> <p>"From what I heard, people just weren't really excited about a green soda but once they changed it to red, it really kind of took off from there."</p> <p>Scott Jackson, the Vice President of Supply Chain at Big Red, Inc. was among the visitors enjoying a Big Red ice cream float in the museums soda fountain. He grew up loving Big Red as a kid in San Antonio. I asked Jackson why he thought it was important to commemorate this soft drink.</p> <p>"Well there's so many products that come and go every year, and to have a product that's 75 years old and that's got such a long-standing history in the state of Texas and as well as in Kentucky...and just to know that it's out there and just to know that it's been around for 75 years is just fantastic."</p> <p>Joy Summer-Smith also shares what she hopes Wacoans will get out of the exhibit.</p> <p>"For people in Waco, I really hope that they just come to learn about the other soft drink that was invented here and really take some pride in the fact that Waco has two nationally recognized soft drinks that were invented just right here within a couple of blocks of each other."</p> <p>So, as the Dr. Pepper Museum commemorates 75 years of Big Red, I had to ask Wilton Lanning a tough question:</p> <p>"I don't want to make you choose, but if it came down to it and it could be Dr. Pepper or a Big Red, do you know which one you would choose? If you could only choose one."</p> <p>"That's not a fair question."</p> <p>No, it wasn't. And luckily this summer at the Dr. Pepper Museum, you don't have to choose either.</p> <p>For KWBU, I'm Becky Fogel.</p> Mon, 28 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/176382/176382-audio.mp3 03:12 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On April 30, 2012 Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, joined Baylor University President Ken Starr for his On Topic Series. During their conversation, she stressed the need for civic education in the United ... On April 30, 2012 Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, joined Baylor University President Ken Starr for his On Topic Series. During their conversation, she stressed the need for civic education in the United States arguing that the focus has shifted to math and science at the expense of civics. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. On April 30, 2012 Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, joined Baylor University President Ken Starr for his On Topic Series. During their conversation, she stressed the need for civic education in the United States arguing that the focus has shifted to math and science at the expense of civics. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. Tue, 01 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175114/175114-audio.mp3 02:02 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU A local initiative is seeking to meet the needs of a growing population in McLennan County: Ex-offenders. The Cornerstone Assistance Network believes that churches and faith-based groups have a crucial role to play in supporting formerly ... A local initiative is seeking to meet the needs of a growing population in McLennan County: Ex-offenders. The Cornerstone Assistance Network believes that churches and faith-based groups have a crucial role to play in supporting formerly incarcerated individuals as they reenter society. Becky Fogel reports. A local initiative is seeking to meet the needs of a growing population in McLennan County: Ex-offenders. The Cornerstone Assistance Network believes that churches and faith-based groups have a crucial role to play in supporting formerly incarcerated individuals as they reenter society. Becky Fogel reports. Mon, 07 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175170/175170-audio.mp3 04:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On April 19th, 2012 the Girl Scouts of Central Texas hosted their 20th annual Women of Distinction banquet. Among the honorees was Heather Beck, Development Officer at the Providence Foundation in Waco. Beck and Angie MacFarland, Senior Development ... On April 19th, 2012 the Girl Scouts of Central Texas hosted their 20th annual Women of Distinction banquet. Among the honorees was Heather Beck, Development Officer at the Providence Foundation in Waco. Beck and Angie MacFarland, Senior Development Executive at Girl Scouts, sat down with Becky Fogel in the KWBU studio to discuss the importance of strong female role models and community involvement. On April 19th, 2012 the Girl Scouts of Central Texas hosted their 20th annual Women of Distinction banquet. Among the honorees was Heather Beck, Development Officer at the Providence Foundation in Waco. Beck and Angie MacFarland, Senior Development Executive at Girl Scouts, sat down with Becky Fogel in the KWBU studio to discuss the importance of strong female role models and community involvement. Mon, 23 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174804/174804-audio.mp3 02:54 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU For some, the need to pass the DREAM Act is a no-brainer, while others feel the bill is controversial. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to people on both sides of the debate. In this segment, she speaks with a Waco-based immigration attorney defending two ... For some, the need to pass the DREAM Act is a no-brainer, while others feel the bill is controversial. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to people on both sides of the debate. In this segment, she speaks with a Waco-based immigration attorney defending two young men who could potential benefit from the DREAM Act. For some, the need to pass the DREAM Act is a no-brainer, while others feel the bill is controversial. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to people on both sides of the debate. In this segment, she speaks with a Waco-based immigration attorney defending two young men who could potential benefit from the DREAM Act. Tue, 01 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174801/174801-audio.mp3 04:56 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Ms. Frizzle's Magic School Bus has nothing on the Waco ISD SurPrize Patrol. At the end of March, the Waco ISD Education Foundation granted their one millionth dollar. To distribute the grants to the winning teachers, Waco ISD staff and supporters ... Ms. Frizzle's Magic School Bus has nothing on the Waco ISD SurPrize Patrol. At the end of March, the Waco ISD Education Foundation granted their one millionth dollar. To distribute the grants to the winning teachers, Waco ISD staff and supporters boarded a school bus and surprised unsuspecting teachers in their classrooms throughout the district. KWBU's Becky Fogel had the opportunity to join staff on the bus and learn about creative projects teachers are pioneering throughout Waco. Ms. Frizzle's Magic School Bus has nothing on the Waco ISD SurPrize Patrol. At the end of March, the Waco ISD Education Foundation granted their one millionth dollar. To distribute the grants to the winning teachers, Waco ISD staff and supporters boarded a school bus and surprised unsuspecting teachers in their classrooms throughout the district. KWBU's Becky Fogel had the opportunity to join staff on the bus and learn about creative projects teachers are pioneering throughout Waco. Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174805/174805-audio.mp3 05:37 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU In the second part of this look at the debate surrounding the DREAM Act, KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke with Duke Machado, head of a local Republican group that seeks to build support for the party amongst Latinos. Machado does not support the DREAM Act ... In the second part of this look at the debate surrounding the DREAM Act, KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke with Duke Machado, head of a local Republican group that seeks to build support for the party amongst Latinos. Machado does not support the DREAM Act saying it fails to provide a comprehensive solution to the entire population of undocumented immigrants in the United Sates. Yet the question remains: If efforts to provide legal status to a select group of individuals has failed to gain traction, how will legislation that provides legal status to a much broader population succeed? Machado argues that the answer lies in offering a documentation program that may not lead to citizenship. In the second part of this look at the debate surrounding the DREAM Act, KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke with Duke Machado, head of a local Republican group that seeks to build support for the party amongst Latinos. Machado does not support the DREAM Act saying it fails to provide a comprehensive solution to the entire population of undocumented immigrants in the United Sates. Yet the question remains: If efforts to provide legal status to a select group of individuals has failed to gain traction, how will legislation that provides legal status to a much broader population succeed? Machado argues that the answer lies in offering a documentation program that may not lead to citizenship. Wed, 02 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175115/175115-audio.mp3 05:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Another Baylor alum has made a major gift to support the construction of Baylor Stadium, the proposed on-campus football stadium along the Brazos River. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Lori Fogelman, Director of Media Communications at Baylor ... Another Baylor alum has made a major gift to support the construction of Baylor Stadium, the proposed on-campus football stadium along the Brazos River. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Lori Fogelman, Director of Media Communications at Baylor University, about the status of fundraising efforts for this project. Another Baylor alum has made a major gift to support the construction of Baylor Stadium, the proposed on-campus football stadium along the Brazos River. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Lori Fogelman, Director of Media Communications at Baylor University, about the status of fundraising efforts for this project. Thu, 10 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175683/175683-audio.mp3 01:57 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Research papers and exhibits are the norm at the annual Midway Middle School History Fair. Four students broke the mold this year when they created a play about Don Albert, a jazz musician who opened the first integrated nightclub in San Antonio. ... Research papers and exhibits are the norm at the annual Midway Middle School History Fair. Four students broke the mold this year when they created a play about Don Albert, a jazz musician who opened the first integrated nightclub in San Antonio. Inspired by the Riverwalk Jazz radio program heard on 103.3 KWBU FM, these students delved into Civil Rights history in Texas?a topic that had not been covered in school. This lively group of students spoke with KWBU's Becky Fogel about their project. Research papers and exhibits are the norm at the annual Midway Middle School History Fair. Four students broke the mold this year when they created a play about Don Albert, a jazz musician who opened the first integrated nightclub in San Antonio. Inspired by the Riverwalk Jazz radio program heard on 103.3 KWBU FM, these students delved into Civil Rights history in Texas?a topic that had not been covered in school. This lively group of students spoke with KWBU's Becky Fogel about their project. Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174807/174807-audio.mp3 06:11 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On Thursday, April 5 2012, Waco lost of one the most impactful members of its community: Bernard Rapoport. He is known for his business success, political influence, and perhaps most importantly, for his vast philanthropic work. His commitment?and ... On Thursday, April 5 2012, Waco lost of one the most impactful members of its community: Bernard Rapoport. He is known for his business success, political influence, and perhaps most importantly, for his vast philanthropic work. His commitment?and that of his wife?to education and social justice was so widely regarded that a local school, the Rapoport Academy was named in their honor. KWBU remembers Bernard Rapoport, a two-term board member at the station, through the stories of Dr. Nancy Grayson, founder and superintendent of the Rapoport Academy. Becky Fogel reports. On Thursday, April 5 2012, Waco lost of one the most impactful members of its community: Bernard Rapoport. He is known for his business success, political influence, and perhaps most importantly, for his vast philanthropic work. His commitment?and that of his wife?to education and social justice was so widely regarded that a local school, the Rapoport Academy was named in their honor. KWBU remembers Bernard Rapoport, a two-term board member at the station, through the stories of Dr. Nancy Grayson, founder and superintendent of the Rapoport Academy. Becky Fogel reports. Wed, 11 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174809/174809-audio.mp3 04:38 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On election day, local candidates can be found in a similar spot: parking lots outside of polling locations. A rule that prevents candidates from standing within 100 feet of a polling location, puts them squarely in lots where they are permitted to ... On election day, local candidates can be found in a similar spot: parking lots outside of polling locations. A rule that prevents candidates from standing within 100 feet of a polling location, puts them squarely in lots where they are permitted to talk with voters. Becky Fogel's KWBU spoke with several candidates as they waited for the polls to close. On election day, local candidates can be found in a similar spot: parking lots outside of polling locations. A rule that prevents candidates from standing within 100 feet of a polling location, puts them squarely in lots where they are permitted to talk with voters. Becky Fogel's KWBU spoke with several candidates as they waited for the polls to close. Mon, 14 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175684/175684-audio.mp3 02:00 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU At Spring Farm Day, held by local non-profit World Hunger Relief, Inc., KWBU's Becky Fogel saw a surprising sight: Camels. It turns out that camels have a long and storied history in Texas dating back to the 1850s. She spoke with Doug Baum, owner of ... At Spring Farm Day, held by local non-profit World Hunger Relief, Inc., KWBU's Becky Fogel saw a surprising sight: Camels. It turns out that camels have a long and storied history in Texas dating back to the 1850s. She spoke with Doug Baum, owner of the Texas Camel Corps, a family farm in Valley Mills to learn more about this history and also to get some camel-myths busted. At Spring Farm Day, held by local non-profit World Hunger Relief, Inc., KWBU's Becky Fogel saw a surprising sight: Camels. It turns out that camels have a long and storied history in Texas dating back to the 1850s. She spoke with Doug Baum, owner of the Texas Camel Corps, a family farm in Valley Mills to learn more about this history and also to get some camel-myths busted. Mon, 16 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/174808/174808-audio.mp3 04:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Mother's Day is a time to appreciate all that Moms do. You might be celebrating in the typical way: buying a card, flowers, maybe even some chocolates. But you might want to consider another option?going to the Cameron Park Zoo. KWBU's Becky Fogel ... Mother's Day is a time to appreciate all that Moms do. You might be celebrating in the typical way: buying a card, flowers, maybe even some chocolates. But you might want to consider another option?going to the Cameron Park Zoo. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. Mother's Day is a time to appreciate all that Moms do. You might be celebrating in the typical way: buying a card, flowers, maybe even some chocolates. But you might want to consider another option?going to the Cameron Park Zoo. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. Fri, 11 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175412/175412-audio.mp3 05:53 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU "Many Voices. One Vision." That's the motto of Waco's Community Visioning Project. Headed up by a Community Visioning Board consisting of civic, business, academic, and non-profit leaders, the group works to improve life for ... "Many Voices. One Vision." That's the motto of Waco's Community Visioning Project. Headed up by a Community Visioning Board consisting of civic, business, academic, and non-profit leaders, the group works to improve life for Waco-area residents. Every two years they hold a Community Visioning Expo to highlight development projects throughout the city. KWBU's Becky Fogel attended this event and learned about changes the city has undergone since the last Expo in 2010. "Many Voices. One Vision." That's the motto of Waco's Community Visioning Project. Headed up by a Community Visioning Board consisting of civic, business, academic, and non-profit leaders, the group works to improve life for Waco-area residents. Every two years they hold a Community Visioning Expo to highlight development projects throughout the city. KWBU's Becky Fogel attended this event and learned about changes the city has undergone since the last Expo in 2010. Wed, 09 May 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/175682/175682-audio.mp3 03:07 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU In this segment of the Reclaiming Renewal series, we hear the second half of Becky Fogel's interview with Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association and member of the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative Leadership Team. ... In this segment of the Reclaiming Renewal series, we hear the second half of Becky Fogel's interview with Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association and member of the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative Leadership Team. During the first part of the interview, Gooden described the circumstances that led his family to move to East Waco in the 1960s, and how he has seen the community change over time. Now, Gooden describes why he has chosen to stay in East Waco and the changes he hopes to see by participating in the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. In this segment of the Reclaiming Renewal series, we hear the second half of Becky Fogel's interview with Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association and member of the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative Leadership Team. During the first part of the interview, Gooden described the circumstances that led his family to move to East Waco in the 1960s, and how he has seen the community change over time. Now, Gooden describes why he has chosen to stay in East Waco and the changes he hopes to see by participating in the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. Wed, 13 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177516/177516-audio.mp3 04:42 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On June 5th, Ford President and CEO, Alan Mulally, was in Bruceville to reveal the company's new F-150 truck and speak to members of the Future Farmers of America at their annual leadership camp. It is rare for Ford to introduce new vehicles outside ... On June 5th, Ford President and CEO, Alan Mulally, was in Bruceville to reveal the company's new F-150 truck and speak to members of the Future Farmers of America at their annual leadership camp. It is rare for Ford to introduce new vehicles outside of Michigan, and the event seemed to be a kind of victory lap for a company that experienced extensive financial turmoil but has again become a leader in the auto industry. Oddly enough, it seems that the onset of the financial crisis and the arrival of Mulally were the start of a turnaround for this iconic company. On June 5th, Ford President and CEO, Alan Mulally, was in Bruceville to reveal the company's new F-150 truck and speak to members of the Future Farmers of America at their annual leadership camp. It is rare for Ford to introduce new vehicles outside of Michigan, and the event seemed to be a kind of victory lap for a company that experienced extensive financial turmoil but has again become a leader in the auto industry. Oddly enough, it seems that the onset of the financial crisis and the arrival of Mulally were the start of a turnaround for this iconic company. Tue, 05 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177033/177033-audio.mp3 04:47 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Last month, we heard from KWBU's Becky Fogel about a new community development project in East Waco called the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Waco Habitat, the Carver Neighborhood ... Last month, we heard from KWBU's Becky Fogel about a new community development project in East Waco called the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Waco Habitat, the Carver Neighborhood Association, and several other organizations. In this installment of the ongoing series, Reclaiming Renewal, Fogel looks at the work of the project's community-based Leadership Team. Last month, we heard from KWBU's Becky Fogel about a new community development project in East Waco called the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Waco Habitat, the Carver Neighborhood Association, and several other organizations. In this installment of the ongoing series, Reclaiming Renewal, Fogel looks at the work of the project's community-based Leadership Team. Mon, 11 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177525/177525-audio.mp3 02:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On June 15th, President Obama ordered the Department of Homeland Security to stop deporting undocumented immigrants who would qualify for the yet to pass DREAM Act. News of the directive has been met with a variety of reactions from joy and praise ... On June 15th, President Obama ordered the Department of Homeland Security to stop deporting undocumented immigrants who would qualify for the yet to pass DREAM Act. News of the directive has been met with a variety of reactions from joy and praise to outrage. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks to people from both sides of the debate and manages to find some common ground. On June 15th, President Obama ordered the Department of Homeland Security to stop deporting undocumented immigrants who would qualify for the yet to pass DREAM Act. News of the directive has been met with a variety of reactions from joy and praise to outrage. KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks to people from both sides of the debate and manages to find some common ground. Mon, 18 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177752/177752-audio.mp3 04:32 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU "East Waco used to be just like another city," says Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association. In this installment of the Reclaiming Renewal series KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Gooden about why is family ... "East Waco used to be just like another city," says Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association. In this installment of the Reclaiming Renewal series KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Gooden about why is family moved to East Waco and how he has seen it change over the years. Gooden is a key part of Waco Habitat's Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative Leadership Team. "East Waco used to be just like another city," says Dalton Gooden, president of the Carver Neighborhood Association. In this installment of the Reclaiming Renewal series KWBU's Becky Fogel speaks with Gooden about why is family moved to East Waco and how he has seen it change over the years. Gooden is a key part of Waco Habitat's Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative Leadership Team. Wed, 13 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177524/177524-audio.mp3 04:55 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU "Have you realized this has been to space?" That's what NASA Administrator Charles Bolden asked the crowd at the SpaceX Testing Facility in McGregor as he stood in front of the Dragon spacecraft. He and SpaceX CEO and Chief ... "Have you realized this has been to space?" That's what NASA Administrator Charles Bolden asked the crowd at the SpaceX Testing Facility in McGregor as he stood in front of the Dragon spacecraft. He and SpaceX CEO and Chief Designer, Elon Musk, were in Texas to talk about Dragon's historic mission and talk about future plans for the company. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. "Have you realized this has been to space?" That's what NASA Administrator Charles Bolden asked the crowd at the SpaceX Testing Facility in McGregor as he stood in front of the Dragon spacecraft. He and SpaceX CEO and Chief Designer, Elon Musk, were in Texas to talk about Dragon's historic mission and talk about future plans for the company. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the report. Thu, 14 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177515/177515-audio.mp3 0:50 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU At the end of May, NPR's Renee Montagne interviewed Michelle Obama about the White House Garden that she started. The First Lady recently released the book, American Grown, that not only details her experiences as a novice gardener, but also ... At the end of May, NPR's Renee Montagne interviewed Michelle Obama about the White House Garden that she started. The First Lady recently released the book, American Grown, that not only details her experiences as a novice gardener, but also highlights inspiring community gardens she has visited across the United States. At the end of May, NPR's Renee Montagne interviewed Michelle Obama about the White House Garden that she started. The First Lady recently released the book, American Grown, that not only details her experiences as a novice gardener, but also highlights inspiring community gardens she has visited across the United States. Fri, 01 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/177573/177573-audio.mp3 02:46 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU When Waco's Poverty Solutions Steering Committee presented a 100-page report to City Council on June 19th, the committee chair said that middle class people need to be engaged in addressing poverty. One local organization has already been doing this ... When Waco's Poverty Solutions Steering Committee presented a 100-page report to City Council on June 19th, the committee chair said that middle class people need to be engaged in addressing poverty. One local organization has already been doing this kind of work. Becky Fogel reports. When Waco's Poverty Solutions Steering Committee presented a 100-page report to City Council on June 19th, the committee chair said that middle class people need to be engaged in addressing poverty. One local organization has already been doing this kind of work. Becky Fogel reports. Fri, 22 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/178156/178156-audio.mp3 05:30 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU What if your dad was a dinosaur?literally? Local filmmaker and recent Baylor University graduate, Philip Heinrich, imagined what it would be like to have a Tyrannosaurus Rex as a father. Turns out, it's kind of a bummer. After strong responses to ... What if your dad was a dinosaur?literally? Local filmmaker and recent Baylor University graduate, Philip Heinrich, imagined what it would be like to have a Tyrannosaurus Rex as a father. Turns out, it's kind of a bummer. After strong responses to the original short film, Heinrich decided to turn this concept into a live action feature-length film that he will be working on this summer. He joined KWBU's Becky Fogel in the studio to discuss how he came up with the idea for the movie, the differences between making a short and full-length film, and learning to appreciate what you've got. You can view the original short here: My Father is a <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJyTdKA8HRM" target="_blank">Tyrannosaurus Rex</a> What if your dad was a dinosaur?literally? Local filmmaker and recent Baylor University graduate, Philip Heinrich, imagined what it would be like to have a Tyrannosaurus Rex as a father. Turns out, it's kind of a bummer. After strong responses to the original short film, Heinrich decided to turn this concept into a live action feature-length film that he will be working on this summer. He joined KWBU's Becky Fogel in the studio to discuss how he came up with the idea for the movie, the differences between making a short and full-length film, and learning to appreciate what you've got. You can view the original short here: My Father is a <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJyTdKA8HRM" target="_blank">Tyrannosaurus Rex</a> Wed, 04 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/179632/179632-audio.mp3 04:47 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Two sodas have already been invented in Waco?Dr Pepper and Big Red?but this past week three new concoctions joined their ranks. Can you imagine yourself drinking a Peach-Vanilla Root Beer or a new soda called Tropical Blast? What about Liquid ... Two sodas have already been invented in Waco?Dr Pepper and Big Red?but this past week three new concoctions joined their ranks. Can you imagine yourself drinking a Peach-Vanilla Root Beer or a new soda called Tropical Blast? What about Liquid Skiddilz? These are just some of the creations that have emerged from the Dr Pepper Museum's Soda Jerk Camp, where kids between the ages of 8 and 13 learn the science of soda, invent a new drink, and learn how to be an old-fashioned soda jerk. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the story. Two sodas have already been invented in Waco?Dr Pepper and Big Red?but this past week three new concoctions joined their ranks. Can you imagine yourself drinking a Peach-Vanilla Root Beer or a new soda called Tropical Blast? What about Liquid Skiddilz? These are just some of the creations that have emerged from the Dr Pepper Museum's Soda Jerk Camp, where kids between the ages of 8 and 13 learn the science of soda, invent a new drink, and learn how to be an old-fashioned soda jerk. KWBU's Becky Fogel has the story. Fri, 13 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/179650/179650-audio.mp3 03:03 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Larry Groth has been the City Manager of Waco since 2003. Over that time he has worked with 6 different mayors, most recently the newly elected Malcolm Duncan, Jr. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to Groth about finding consistency under a variety of ... Larry Groth has been the City Manager of Waco since 2003. Over that time he has worked with 6 different mayors, most recently the newly elected Malcolm Duncan, Jr. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to Groth about finding consistency under a variety of leaders who may have different visions for the city. He says they're all united by one thing: they want what's best for Waco. Larry Groth has been the City Manager of Waco since 2003. Over that time he has worked with 6 different mayors, most recently the newly elected Malcolm Duncan, Jr. KWBU's Becky Fogel spoke to Groth about finding consistency under a variety of leaders who may have different visions for the city. He says they're all united by one thing: they want what's best for Waco. Fri, 29 Jun 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/179647/179647-audio.mp3 03:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The monthly jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has become a frenzied and political event, as Republicans and Democrats prepare to duke it out during this year's presidential campaign. Understanding the local impact of national job ... The monthly jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has become a frenzied and political event, as Republicans and Democrats prepare to duke it out during this year's presidential campaign. Understanding the local impact of national job creation numbers is no easy feat, and so earlier this spring the Greater Waco Chamber commissioned a report to see what just one-hundred new jobs could do for McLennan County's economy. It turns out it's not all about job numbers. The type of jobs created and the cost of bringing business to the city are factors too. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. The monthly jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has become a frenzied and political event, as Republicans and Democrats prepare to duke it out during this year's presidential campaign. Understanding the local impact of national job creation numbers is no easy feat, and so earlier this spring the Greater Waco Chamber commissioned a report to see what just one-hundred new jobs could do for McLennan County's economy. It turns out it's not all about job numbers. The type of jobs created and the cost of bringing business to the city are factors too. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. Mon, 09 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/179651/179651-audio.mp3 04:44 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Over the next few months 2 acres of land in East Waco will be transformed into a training farm. The Heart of Texas Urban Gardening Coalition (HOT UGC) launched this new project on July 9th, and will be providing paid internships that equip young ... Over the next few months 2 acres of land in East Waco will be transformed into a training farm. The Heart of Texas Urban Gardening Coalition (HOT UGC) launched this new project on July 9th, and will be providing paid internships that equip young people between the ages of 15 and 20 with both agricultural and entrepreneurial skills. The farm will help fill a need for local food sources and economic development, says HOT UGC. KWBU's Becky Fogel joined a crowd under the hot Texas sun for the groundbreaking ceremony. Over the next few months 2 acres of land in East Waco will be transformed into a training farm. The Heart of Texas Urban Gardening Coalition (HOT UGC) launched this new project on July 9th, and will be providing paid internships that equip young people between the ages of 15 and 20 with both agricultural and entrepreneurial skills. The farm will help fill a need for local food sources and economic development, says HOT UGC. KWBU's Becky Fogel joined a crowd under the hot Texas sun for the groundbreaking ceremony. Tue, 10 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/179649/179649-audio.mp3 0:60 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU This summer, NPR News is examining American Dreams: Then and Now. At KWBU, we're also looking at how people in Central Texas define this generations-old concept. For many the American Dream can feel out of reach, but what happens when you achieve ... This summer, NPR News is examining American Dreams: Then and Now. At KWBU, we're also looking at how people in Central Texas define this generations-old concept. For many the American Dream can feel out of reach, but what happens when you achieve it?only to lose it? In this 2-part series, KWBU's Becky Fogel looks at the role NeighborWorks Waco plays in helping to keep and get people into homes. In Part I, Fogel speaks with housing counselors about the emotional impact of foreclosure and the feeling that the American Dream has, at least temporarily, slipped away. This summer, NPR News is examining American Dreams: Then and Now. At KWBU, we're also looking at how people in Central Texas define this generations-old concept. For many the American Dream can feel out of reach, but what happens when you achieve it?only to lose it? In this 2-part series, KWBU's Becky Fogel looks at the role NeighborWorks Waco plays in helping to keep and get people into homes. In Part I, Fogel speaks with housing counselors about the emotional impact of foreclosure and the feeling that the American Dream has, at least temporarily, slipped away. Fri, 20 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/180139/180139-audio.mp3 04:25 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Whether you're a parent or a kid, the idea of having "the talk" might be enough to make you more than a little nervous. Still studies show, young people want to hear from their parents about sexual health and receiving ... Whether you're a parent or a kid, the idea of having "the talk" might be enough to make you more than a little nervous. Still studies show, young people want to hear from their parents about sexual health and receiving age-appropriate and medically-accurate information allows them to make healthy and safe decisions. Knowing that might not make starting the conversation any easier though. At Nobody's Fool?in it's 23rd year in Waco?Planned Parenthood seeks to provide parents and kids with the tools to start a life-long conversation about these issues. Yet some local residents question the intent of an event hosted by Planned Parenthood claiming it promotes teen sex and seeks to drum up future business for itself as seen in recent letters to the editor featured in the Waco Tribune-Herald. Still, one parent protesting the event shared the same concern of parents sending their kids to Nobody's Fool: How do I talk to my kids about this sensitive, awkward, but vital issue? Becky Fogel reports. Whether you're a parent or a kid, the idea of having "the talk" might be enough to make you more than a little nervous. Still studies show, young people want to hear from their parents about sexual health and receiving age-appropriate and medically-accurate information allows them to make healthy and safe decisions. Knowing that might not make starting the conversation any easier though. At Nobody's Fool?in it's 23rd year in Waco?Planned Parenthood seeks to provide parents and kids with the tools to start a life-long conversation about these issues. Yet some local residents question the intent of an event hosted by Planned Parenthood claiming it promotes teen sex and seeks to drum up future business for itself as seen in recent letters to the editor featured in the Waco Tribune-Herald. Still, one parent protesting the event shared the same concern of parents sending their kids to Nobody's Fool: How do I talk to my kids about this sensitive, awkward, but vital issue? Becky Fogel reports. Wed, 18 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/180137/180137-audio.mp3 03:34 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU Homeownership is central to the American Dream. In Part II of this look at the American Dream in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel visits with a couple who purchased their first home this year. The two met while living with their parents and for awhile it ... Homeownership is central to the American Dream. In Part II of this look at the American Dream in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel visits with a couple who purchased their first home this year. The two met while living with their parents and for awhile it wasn't clear they would be able to become homeowners themselves. After discovering the Homebuyer Education course at NeighborWorks Waco though, the dream of having their own home became real. The Trimmer's reflect on their journey to homeownership, a process that took incredible perseverance and what they call "patient tenacity." Homeownership is central to the American Dream. In Part II of this look at the American Dream in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel visits with a couple who purchased their first home this year. The two met while living with their parents and for awhile it wasn't clear they would be able to become homeowners themselves. After discovering the Homebuyer Education course at NeighborWorks Waco though, the dream of having their own home became real. The Trimmer's reflect on their journey to homeownership, a process that took incredible perseverance and what they call "patient tenacity." Wed, 25 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/180380/180380-audio.mp3 05:45 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU The 2012 Olympics are underway. Over 20 athletes who are either from Texas or have a tie to the Lone Star state will be competing in the games. Waco will have one of it's own in London, Pastor Gaylon Foreman of Carver Park Baptist Church. He joins ... The 2012 Olympics are underway. Over 20 athletes who are either from Texas or have a tie to the Lone Star state will be competing in the games. Waco will have one of it's own in London, Pastor Gaylon Foreman of Carver Park Baptist Church. He joins members of Texas-based ministry Lay Witnesses for Christ International as the International Pastoral Chairman and will be working with local churches in London to hold a series of religious events throughout the games. KWBU's Becky Fogel has more. The 2012 Olympics are underway. Over 20 athletes who are either from Texas or have a tie to the Lone Star state will be competing in the games. Waco will have one of it's own in London, Pastor Gaylon Foreman of Carver Park Baptist Church. He joins members of Texas-based ministry Lay Witnesses for Christ International as the International Pastoral Chairman and will be working with local churches in London to hold a series of religious events throughout the games. KWBU's Becky Fogel has more. Fri, 27 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/180835/180835-audio.mp3 04:31 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU For many Texans, Waco might just be a pitstop along I-35. Yet, the emergence of competitive races over the last several years has been drawing more and more visitors into the city. The economic impact is evident but the future of these types of ... For many Texans, Waco might just be a pitstop along I-35. Yet, the emergence of competitive races over the last several years has been drawing more and more visitors into the city. The economic impact is evident but the future of these types of races seemed uncertain after an accident at a triathlon in July left city officials, local police, and race organizers at odds. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. For many Texans, Waco might just be a pitstop along I-35. Yet, the emergence of competitive races over the last several years has been drawing more and more visitors into the city. The economic impact is evident but the future of these types of races seemed uncertain after an accident at a triathlon in July left city officials, local police, and race organizers at odds. KWBU's Becky Fogel reports. Wed, 22 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/182533/182533-audio.mp3 04:05 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU On August 2, 2012, the Waco Independent School District?s Board of Trustees convened a special meeting. While several issues were on the agenda, the main event was an overview of the proposed budget and Tax rate for the 2012 to 2013 fiscal year. ... On August 2, 2012, the Waco Independent School District?s Board of Trustees convened a special meeting. While several issues were on the agenda, the main event was an overview of the proposed budget and Tax rate for the 2012 to 2013 fiscal year. KWBU?s Becky Fogel has more. On August 2, 2012, the Waco Independent School District?s Board of Trustees convened a special meeting. While several issues were on the agenda, the main event was an overview of the proposed budget and Tax rate for the 2012 to 2013 fiscal year. KWBU?s Becky Fogel has more. Fri, 03 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/181256/181256-audio.mp3 01:51 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU "Tax and Spend Moderate." "Typical, Washington, Lawyer." These are characterizations that the two candidates for the Republican nomination for Texas' open U.S. Senate seat have been slinging at each other ... "Tax and Spend Moderate." "Typical, Washington, Lawyer." These are characterizations that the two candidates for the Republican nomination for Texas' open U.S. Senate seat have been slinging at each other leading up to the July 31st run-off. Yet Ashley Cruseturner, from McLennan Community College, tells KWBU's Becky Fogel that Dewhurst and Cruz really aren't that different. "Tax and Spend Moderate." "Typical, Washington, Lawyer." These are characterizations that the two candidates for the Republican nomination for Texas' open U.S. Senate seat have been slinging at each other leading up to the July 31st run-off. Yet Ashley Cruseturner, from McLennan Community College, tells KWBU's Becky Fogel that Dewhurst and Cruz really aren't that different. Tue, 31 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/180836/180836-audio.mp3 03:13 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU With numerous cases of West Nile Virus reported throughout Central Texas, including one death in McLennan County, Wacoans are looking for ways to beat the mosquitos. While a citywide mosquito program is unlikely in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel hears ... With numerous cases of West Nile Virus reported throughout Central Texas, including one death in McLennan County, Wacoans are looking for ways to beat the mosquitos. While a citywide mosquito program is unlikely in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel hears from a local pest control agency about how to protect yourself from West Nile Virus. With numerous cases of West Nile Virus reported throughout Central Texas, including one death in McLennan County, Wacoans are looking for ways to beat the mosquitos. While a citywide mosquito program is unlikely in Waco, KWBU's Becky Fogel hears from a local pest control agency about how to protect yourself from West Nile Virus. Wed, 08 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/181307/181307-audio.mp3 01:28 Baylor University - zzz (old) KWBU It's August, and that means it's "Back to School" time. A flurry of ads for backpacks, pencils, and scholastically-themed graphic tees, might have your kids horrified or excited. Either way, there's no denying that school is just ... It's August, and that means it's "Back to School" time. A flurry of ads for backpacks, pencils, and scholastically-themed graphic tees, might have your kids horrified or excited. Either way, there's no denying that school is just a few weeks away. A new program at the Waco Independent School District is hoping that parents might get caught up in the back-to-school spirit as well, and consider doing back to school themselves. KWBU's Becky Fogel has more. It's August, and that means it's "Back to School" time. A flurry of ads for backpacks, pencils, and scholastically-themed graphic tees, might have your kids horrified or excited. Either way, there's no denying that school is just a few weeks away. A new program at the Waco Independent School District is hoping that parents might get caught up in the back-to-school spirit as well, and consider doing back to school themselves. KWBU's Becky Fogel has more. Mon, 06 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0500 http://edge.baylor.edu/media/181308/181308-audio.mp3 04:18