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Reading leaves: What is your house plant telling you? A casual, all-around guide to indoor plant care. Join me, Rachel Boyd, and resident plant expert, Dr. Vikram Baliga as we discuss ways to care for your house plants.

In this episode of In the Grow, I start with a quick how-to on how to start your indoor seeds for your spring/summer garden, then I'll check-in with ITG's resident plant expert, Dr. Vikram Baliga, to answer my seedy questions.

Hello dear listeners, in this episode of In the Grow, we’re talking about okra! It’s an excitingly hearty plant that I hope you enjoy learning about as much as I did. We discuss spacing, watering, and more for growing okra. We encourage you to plant some this year, as it is a hot, very dry season and okra can surely handle it. Take that, tomatoes! Just kidding. As always, happy planting. :)

Greetings Plant People! In this episode, Vikram and I answer a listener’s question and talk about the current state of our gardens and what else we’re planning to grow. It’s randomness and there’s talk of soggy squirrels, catalytic converters, and Top Gun. We still have some kernels of gardening wisdom in there, so don’t worry. Next time, we’ll be back with more to help you get in the grow! Join us for randomness and squirrels. :)

This week on the Music Crossroads of Texas, the show’s theme is the call of the wild. You will hear music from The Gliders, Ross Cooper, Tyler T, Phantom Wilds, and many more wild songs. I hope you join me, Curtis Peoples, for the Music Crossroads of Texas.

On this week's show, we will be speaking with the one and only Heyni Solera about her recent release with Rodrigo Avalos and their new album Bach en Bandoneon. My name is Charles Olivier, your host, and let's dive into Noche de Tango.

This week on the Music Crossroads of Texas, I am playing songs featuring the legendary West Texas saxophonist Bobby Keys. You will hear some Keys solo material and music from John Lennon, the Rolling Stones, Joe Ely, and many more. I hope you join me, Curtis Peoples, for the Music Crossroads of Texas.

Hello Plant People, in this episode of In the Grow, Vikram and I discuss annoying weeds and how to combat them. We complain about the heat. We also remind you how to water your trees and why it’s important. This is our last episode before we take a short summer break, but we’ll be back with more in late August or early September. Stay tuned for our plans for an October seed swap event and more! Happy growing season to all.

On this week's show, host Charles Olivier highlights the amazing string sounds of the newest album from the tango string quartet Azabache Tango.

This week on the Music Crossroads of Texas, Curtis Peoples presents a full hour of some of the best funk music from West Texas. You will hear double shots of music from, the Soul Patrol, San Angelo’s Tortilla Factory, as well as some singles from Jane Doe, the Motifs, and many more.