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This week Gary Borders shares how he spends his christmas holiday!

Join us Tuesday December 10th at 6 PM for the next episode of Bird Calls where our guest will be Shelly Plante, Nature Tourism Manager for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin. She will discuss the Great Texas Birding Classic, an annual birdwatching tournament of nearly 3-decades and what it’s meant to both birds and birdwatchers. Cliff will also be profiling the Black-necked Stilt plus taking your calls live on the air.

This week on Borderline, East Texas commentator Gary Borders shares his experience with Crape Myrtles and their murder.

Thurs., January 23, 2025, at 6 p.m.Our host, Dr. Anand Bhat, talks with Dr. Ammar Husan about the current respiratory viruses circulating this winter including flu, RSV, COVID, pneumonia and more.

On this episode Tracey visits with faculty and students from the Department of Education at Centenary College of Louisiana.

Gary turns 70 this year! Today we'll hear about how he spends his time in "late adulthood".

Join us Tuesday February 11th at 6 PM for the next episode of Bird Calls. Listeners will be encouraged to call-in with their winter questions about birds. Cliff will also be profiling the Pine Siskin plus taking your calls live on the air at 1-800-552-8502!

Most people in the area are no strangers to the Red River Revel arts festival that occurs every fall in downtown Shreveport. But there are lots of moving parts that make this festival happen in order to enrich the culture of Northwest Louisiana. Executive Director, Logan Lewis tells us about his vision for the Red River Revel and what you can do to help!

Airs Mon., Feb. 3, 6 p.m. This week, Shannon Johnston has a conversation with Diane Long, entrepreneur and artist. They discuss how her success in business fueled her vision to become a successful artist.

Wed., January 15, 2025, at 6 p.m. On this Conserving Earth, Beaux Jones, President and CEO of The Water Institute, discusses their mission and purpose with host Rebecca Triche. The Water Institute is located in Baton Rouge and provides research and policy guidance for communities, businesses and agencies managing ecosystems or infrastructure in Louisiana and other Gulf coast states. Much of their research focuses on water management, including riverine, coastal and deltaic systems. Learn how they assist in planning for future hazards and risks, why the institute was created, and how their research is adding to Louisiana's leadership in coastal and water management.