We talk to District 8 Candidates David Mosby and Barbara Odom-Wesley along with Amy Cearnal who's running for Mayor.

This week on The Downtown, we talk to Ezekiel Ajeigbe (ajaybe) about how he got into acting, growing up in Arlington, and his plans for the future.

We also hear local music from Ana Weber with her live performance of “I'm Ready” along with “Extraordinary Life” from KNETX.

We talk to Thomas Bussey from Xtreme Knock Out. XKO will be hosting their next event Friday, April 7th at Texas Live! We talk about how they got their started in a warehouse off Mayfield to them hosting events at places like Billy Bob’s and Texas Live. We also get into their ring announcer Antonio and his impact on their company as he's recovering from a motor cycle accident.


We also hear local music from Said the People with their song “Simple Mind,” along with “Bella” from Avon Park.

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We talk to Katherine and Daniel from September Moon live from the 1877 Studios. We talk about everything from how they started to how they put a set list together to them being signed!

We also hear “Freeway” from September Moon.

This week on The Downtown, we talk to Valerie Landry from the Sanford House. We speak about everything from how her grandparents started it over 25 years ago to how they celebrated their 25 year anniversary helping the community.


We also hear local music from Belclaire with their song “Lunatic.” We also hear “Green Eyed” from Artemis Funk off their EP F5.

This week on The Downtown, we talk to Kevin Lorensen with 1877 Studios about the newest place to do a podcast. We also hear local music from Zachary Lastname along with Copperhead Jones!

This week on The Downtown, we talk to Jaime from Catalyst Creative Arts about their move, Urban Union, and the memories he's shared at their old location.

We also hear local music from Zachary Lastname off his new album, ‘The Beautiful Pieces of a Fragmented Mind. The album comes out on New Years Eve on all streaming services. ‘You'll hear “Fever Dream Girl” later, but first, here's “Standing on the Wall Atmos.”