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Our guest is Ralph DeWitt of Ralph's Records! Ralph discusses creating a sustained business over the decades in the shifting music industry product landscape. From new to used, vinyl, 8 track, cassette, CDs, and back to vinyl!He talks about how his stores have evolved and thrived by staying opportunistic. Plus you'll learn the origins of the unique logo and color palette of the stores.

This week is All About Alliums. From garlic to onions to shallots, we’re going to talk about all the different bulb plants you can put in your garden and in your food. Get to know your onion!

Ho-ho-ho! Let’s talk about Christmas tree farms. Learn about the differences between fresh-cut, live, and plastic trees, and some alternative, non-traditional decoration ideas that may fit you just right for the holidays.

On tonight's show, we will be listening to music by the invited guest artists to this year's Stowe Tango Music Festival.

Chuck Lanehart, author of the book “Tragedy and Triumph on the Texas Plains: Curious Historic Chronicles from Murders to Movies”.Chuck shares his passion for High Plains history providing insights as both a chronicler and lawyer. He discusses several stories of early Lubbock citizens and reveals how he and his wife solved the century old cold-case of Lubbock’s first homicide.

On this week's episode of The Front Row, Stacy Keith introduces us to The Lubbock Cultural Arts Foundation

This week on the Music Crossroads of Texas, we continue our travel back in time to May of 1982 with music from artists who performed on Joe Ely’s third annual Tornado Jam. This week’s show is the second of two highlighting the concert.

This week on the Music Crossroads of Texas, I have a full hour of summer songs from West Texas and beyond. You will hear music from the Cavaliers, Flatland Cavalry, Charlene Condray Hancock, David Box, and more.

On tonight's show, we will be listening to tracks from the jazz tango fusion group Tierra del Fuego and the group Dario Acosta Teich.