This week on THOA, we speak to renown artist and Dallas native, Jeremy Biggers. We have a great conversation about what he attributes his success with big companies such as Netflix and the NBA, as well as why his definition of art involves paying attention to the mundane. You can currently visit his exhibition, "I Hope I Make You Proud: A Retrospective" at the J. Wayne Stark Gallery until May 2nd.

This week on The Heart of Art, Hector speaks with Lisa Urban; multidisciplinary artist focusing on fiber arts and painting. She talks to us about being a founding member of the 2nd annual Brazos Valley Fiber Fest and what all people can expect at this event taking place March 13-14, 2026.

This week on The Heart of Art, Hector speaks with Brandon James & James Clark - two-thirds of the cello and vocal trio, CelloVoci. This is your opportunity to get to know them before their concert on February 5th, at 7:30PM in Rudder Theatre. We discuss it all; what made them dedicate their lives to music, their recent Carnegie Hall performance, and what traveling as a performance trio with your significant other is like.

This week on The Heart of Art, we speak to multimedia artist, Jacqui Miller. We have a great conversation about how her art brings light to issues she finds important and why a lifetime of horseback riding has benefited her artistic skill.

This week on The Heart of Art, we have a conversation with an up and coming Americana Folk singer & songwriter, Peyton Jones. We have a great conversation about how his troubled relationships have fueled his songwriting, how performing has changed him, and his plans for the future in his career.

This week on The Heart of Art we speak to Priscilla Salisbury, winner of the Best Female Signer at the Catholic Music Awards. We have a great conversation about her love for opera, how she plans to blend that with mariachi music, and why acting is so important to singing.

This week on The Heart of Art, we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Downtown Bryan’s First Friday! This special episode highlights the vendors who make First Friday so memorable. From glasswork to graphic design, Hector interviews creators of all ages and styles to share their stories and inspiration.

This week on The Heart of Art we speak to Jennifer Morehead, member of the Board of Directors for the Friends of Chamber Music. She presents the FCM's 30th Season and we analyze why she values the power of music for our community.

This week on The Heart of Art we speak to Corby Maupin, current Construction Science major at TAMU, 10 year Army Combat Engineer Veteran and recently acquired the title of multimedia artist. He began his art journey making sketches of TAMU architecture as a way to process the stress of his wartime experiences. That has now become a passion that he wishes to share with the world.

This week on The Heart of Art we speak to Kathi Appelt '72. She is known for her children's & Y.A books and has won numerous awards such as National Book Award finalist, Newberry Honor Book and PEN USA Award. We have a great conversation about why it is that she writes, how the setting guides her stories, and why she began writing books after originally not even wanting to have children herself.