In this episode of Downtown Depot on 103.3 KWBU-FM, host Austin Meek learns about Luna Juice Bar. Owner Summer Shine is a recovering addict who used painful past experiences to create a healthier, happier lifestyle and brand. Meek also reviews two proposals for the redevelopment of Heritage Square, a 2.3 acre surface parking lot downtown often used for civic events, and billboards Waco 52, a new art exhibit hosted by Creative Waco.

Inside the Episode:

0.55: Review of the Heritage Square development proposals

1.50: Chris McGowan of The Civic Center

3.19: Ed Kinkeade of Heritage Crossing

4.49: Creative Waco's downtown art exhibit, "Waco 52"

5.51: Summer Shine's Waco story

6.49: The journey to starting Luna Juice Bar

7.45: Community differences between living in Dallas and Austin

8.00: Relapse in 2012

8.38: Finding treatment and business counsel in Victoria

9.07: Salvation in business

11.04: Being open about addiction

12.25: Finding healthy uses for her addictive personality

15.03: Paying it forward - 50% of staff is in recovery

16.32: Functional recovery

17.31: The success of Luna Juice Bar = good product + good story

20.20: The Magnolia Effect on Luna

22:22: What kind of city do we want Waco to be?

24:26: "I tend to see the brighter side of life."

25.00: Chip and Joanna's hearts for helping

26.00: Luna Juice Bar storefront opening on Austin Avenue

27.20: Rise of Uptown Waco