On today's show we talk with Kyle from Pale Pro Wrestling to discuss the July 24th event, State of Emergency, what is coming up on their calendar and how Arlington is one of the places Pale Pro Wrestling is proud to be a part of.

On today's show we talk with band Billy Star about how their familial ties brought them together, recording in Chicago at Electric Audio and what to expect in the future. We also speak with South Arlington dancing sensation Jaylan Ford about what motivates him, how he’s treated while he is out, the jobs he has gotten and graduating high school! At the end of our interview, the community came together to give Jaylen gifts of money, gift cards and merch of his favorite artists as a graduation gift!

On today's show we talk with Dakota and Eoin from the Black Box and The Cove Recording Studio on stage at the Black Box about what to expect from the Black Box, local music in Arlington and the importance of community. We also sat down with Zachary Villarreal aka Zachary Lastname to talk about his music and more. Stick around for his song “Tonight, Your Arms Are Home”.

On today's show we talk with Justin Rojas from Envy Games partnership with Generation Esports to increase gaming in schools across Texas, COD League returning to live competition, and bicycling around the metroplex. We also sat down with Ann Ruppenthal from Chapps Burgers about how Chapps began, their recent facelift, and what you can look forward to being added to the menu.

On today's show we talk with Cindy Sue Catering about how they started, the different choices on their menu, and how they survived during the pandemic. We also talked with Larry Ladale & Ladi about Larry’s new single “The Best Day Ever”, how Ladi ended up collaborating on it and more. And we also sat down with K’Yana Davis from Superhero Training about the summer camps, the importance of getting your kids active, and what else you can do to help your kids not be couch potatoes this summer.

On today's show, we talk with City Council runoff candidates Nikkie Hunter, and Diana Saleh about why they love Arlington, some of their favorite places to chill out, and why they believe the voters of District 3 should choose them as their representative. We also sat down with Mayoral runoff candidates Jim Ross and Michael Glaspie to discuss what Arlington means to them, some of their favorite restaurants, memories and people in our city.

On today's show, we talk with Urban Tree Merchants about how they build their wonderful furniture and other wood pieces, where and how they source the wood and the spirit of community that they have found since starting. We also sat down with Patrick Whitfield from Ella B’s about how he went from Cowboy’s Executive Chef to owning his own restaurant.

On today's show, we talk to pop punk band Belclaire about their formation, their influences and how Covid made them a better band. They also play their song “Poison” for us in the studio. We also speak to Justin “Just” Simmons, Arlington artist about his recent exhibit at Create Arlington, his two Arlington Stars and a little about his beginnings as an artist.

We speak with Mark Joeckel from Create Arlington about the West Main Arts Festival that is happening this Saturday, May 8th from 12-8pm. We also sit down with Lillian, Daryn, Aaron, and Addis from the Football Team UTA to talk about what they've been up to during Covid, favorite pizza places and what musicians you can look forward to this Saturday on the Football Team stage at the West Main Arts Festival.