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KWBU Commentaries

Opinion pieces and personal essays from Central Texas as heard on KWBU-FM.

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    Jack Smith: Random Thoughts, March 2009

    Random thoughts while in Waco.

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    Carlos Sanchez: The Renaissance of Waco

    Carlos Sanchez explores the pressing issues that confront Waco, Texas in 2009.

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    Jim McKeown: My Friend Willy

    Jim recounts memories of his childhood friend Willy, a boy whose life serves as a reminder of the victims of poverty in the U.S.

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    Wendy Gragg: Too much News

    "You'd think I was dating someone at CNN the way my inbox is littered with breaking news emails."

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    Jack Smith: Random Thoughts, September 2008

    A few random thoughts about Texas.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Opinion pieces and personal essays from Central Texas as heard on KWBU-FM.

HOSTED BY

KWBU-FM Waco

Produced by Michael Hagerty

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Opinion pieces and personal essays from Central Texas as heard on KWBU-FM.

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Who hosts KWBU Commentaries?

KWBU Commentaries is created and hosted by KWBU-FM Waco.
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