On today’s show we talk to former AISD board member John Hibbs, a candidate for Arlington City Council District 6, an at large position. We also talk to Ruby Faye Woolridge, also running for Arlington City Council District 6. And finally we speak with repeat guest and local musician JJ Fenceroy, who is running for Arlington City Council, District 1.

On today’s show we talk to Maurice Ahern, the owner of Grounds and Gold, about how he decided to open a coffee shop and bakery, his son Micah, and the importance of community We also sit down with Julia Christina Cole aka Black Hippie about Cosmos, what being a local spoken word poet means to her, and where she finds inspiration for her poetry.

On today’s show we talk to Monica Paul, the executive director for the Dallas Sports Commission, about bringing the FIFA World Cup back to DFW and more importantly, Arlington. We also talk to Trang Vu and Damien Price from Dreamwaves Productions about the story of how Dreamwaves formed and what it's like to work alongside other amazing local artists.

On today’s show we talk to Geoff Moore about DFW’s own Post Malone investing in Team Envy, Dallas Empire becoming COD Champions, and what else Team Envy has up their sleeve We also sit down with Eli and Kane from Oddities Arlington to talk about promoting live music during Covid, their drive in concert series Night Drive and what to expect from them in the future.

On today's show, we sit down with the Musical Memory Singers, a new choir in Arlington that offers a special time for those with Alzheimers/Dementia, their caregivers and volunteers a real chance to sing songs from their past to talk about how they started, what a joy it's been personally for the group and how you can hear them online as well!We also talk with Paul Lovato from Jambo’s BBQ about the history of Jambo’s, about the building they’re in that dates back almost 100 years (it's the old Arlington Steak House building!), and giving back to first responders.

On today's show, we sit down with Taylor Loudermilk from Maggie’s Farm about his favorite foods they grow on the farm, what local farmer’s markets they sell at and the expansion of the farm. We also talk to Michael Gruber about working alongside Chuck Morgan, working to no crowd, and what it was like working for the Dallas Stars.

On today's show we talk to Letatia Teykl about the Levitt Living Room Series, having socially distant concerts, and what Levitt has in store for North Texas Giving Day. We also speak with Freaky Ferments about their delicious hot sauce (and try some on air!), how brewing beer and hot sauce is similar but different and the history of their brewing collective.

on today’s show we talk to AISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos about how the school district is handling a new school year during a pandemic and what they're doing to bring kids back to finish the year. We also speak with Renegades Roundup co host Joe Scanlan about his podcast, the big XFL news, , and what fans can look forward to next season.

On today’s show we sit down with Michael Curtis Asbill to talk about his art installation Breaking Ground, art in the time of Covid, and what brought him back to Arlington from Chicago. We also talk to mayor Jeff Williams about the Wear a Mask Y'all Campaign, an Arlington Arts Council, and a potential Arlington Citizen Media Day.

On today’s show we sit down with Andy Prior about his time on the term limits committee, his job as a financial planner, and being a candidate for Vice President of the United States. We also talk to Nikkie Hunter about term limits, her own Arlington podcast and the new Arlington Unity Council. And finally we talk to Jessica Sheddy Black about what she’s been up to during Covid, how she thinks the short term rental ordinance is going and her time on the term limits committee.