Correspondent Debbie Wright examines the organic activity percolating along the eastern banks of the Brazos.

Dylan Washington of Pinewood Roasters talks about handling the pandemic as a service industry business.

Carla Dotson of Boardwalk on Elm discusses East Waco developments and her time in the armed services.

Jasmine Bledsoe of Keep Waco Loud and Wendy Gragg of Downtown Waco TX talk about music and art around town.

Austin Meek gets the scoop on social enterprise Unshakeable Milkshakes.

Jasmine Bledsoe of The New Black Collective discusses Black excellence in Waco as well as upcoming Juneteenth festivities.

Internationally-acclaimed tattoo artist Zac “Lefty” Colbert discusses the history of the form and industry issues caused by Covid-19.

Waco Cha co-owner and Therapist Jaja Chen talks about her AAPI heritage, burnout among entrepreneurs, and the importance of identifying company values.

Mexican entrepreneur Eddie Garcia explains how his coffee and ice cream concepts have transformed into community hubs.

Austin Meek learns about “upcycling” from the designers at Bone Kitten Boutique.

District IV City Councilwoman Kelly Palmer reviews a tumultuous but rewarding first term in office.

Harris Creek pastor Jonathan Pokluda on Easter, relationships, and his new book, “Outdated.”

Austin Meek performs a business check-up with Doctors Martin and Taylor Starr of Starr General Dentistry.

Funeral Director Josh Blake on appreciating life through the process of death.

Austin Meek swims into uncharted waters at North Waco Tropical Fish.

Dr. Iliana Neumann on how she improves community health outcomes in Waco.

Restaurateur Leo Spann on the history and future of the New Orleans poboy sandwich.

Austin Meek crosses the culinary map with Adilene Camarena of Around The World Bakery.

On The Avenue Salon owner Hannah Gore on how she stayed agile during 2020.

Waco Mayor Dillon Meek gives his state of the union heading into the new year.

Michael Carpenter of City Center Waco discusses the group’s recent Request for Proposal on Elm Avenue.

Entrepreneur Eric Linares markets the appeal of a diverse mercado-style shopping experience.

Austin Meek kicks up his heels and gets a history lesson on 100 years of Waco shoes.

Julie Keith of Vitek’s BBQ sees through the smoke and projects the future of her 4th-generation business.

Austin Meek hears accents from around the world emitted from a home studio in McGregor.

Jed Cole of Brazos River Capital casts his company’s vision for a unified coalition of small business owners in downtown Waco.

Austin Meek gets spooked by local Halloween legend, Dr. Frenzy Rigor Mortis.

Kelly Harp of Harp Design Co. crafts a story of struggle and triumph in a reborn Waco.

Jon Passavant of StartUp Waco lays out how Waco’s entrepreneurs are seizing opportunity amidst uncertainty.