We want to shine a light on another Waco- Centric podcast. Waco History Podcast: Randy and Stephen are joined by Dr. Mike Parrish to talk about Waco’s Hometown Hero: Doris Miller. Miller is best known for his heroic actions during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Dr. Parrish co-authored the book “Doris Miller, Pearl Harbor, and the Birth of the Civil Rights Movement” and shares what he’s found about Miller in this episode.

In this our season FINALE, we talk with Brad Turner about how Waco has changed recently. We talk about what brought the changes, gentrification, and about his feeling of Waco before the changes.

On this bonus episode we talk with Rebecca Noll about the TItanic Exhibit and everything else the Mayborn Museum has to offer.

This episode we talk with Zack Manweiler the shop manager at Maker's Edge, a maker space here in Waco. Don't know what a maker space is? This is the perfect episode for you! Our "Listen to Waco" guest is The Union Revival.

This episode we sit down with the co-founder of Start Up Waco, Kevin Renois. We talk about the entrepreneur scene in Waco and how it is that he came to Waco.

On this episode, we talk with Charis Dillon who is a digital media coach and fellow podcaster. She has two amazing podcasts called The Good Pod and Let's Talk T.V. with Charis. We talk about everything from starting a podcast to why everyone needs a social media presence.

This week we talk with Laura Summerset of Sweetness Desserts. We cover how and why she became a baker as well as what it is like to open a wedding cake bakery in Waco. We also have a new segment called Artist Spotlight and Ryan Thomas is in the spotlight this episode!

On this episode, we talk with Cathi Davis, owner of Seedhouse Creative, about what it is like to own a marketing agency in Waco and how Waco is the place to start coloraborating.

On this episode, we talk with Jed Cole, the guy behind Waco Hat Company, about what it is like seeing his hats in the wild and his mission behind the whole thing!

This week we talk with Theresa and Brett, the awesome people behind Linen & Cake, about their spur of the moment decision to move to Waco and open a vintage shop in Downtown Waco.