All listed times are Central Daylight Time.

Bill Hecke’s latest weather update and forecast airs during the last 15 minutes of every hour.

Three minute long news updates from the Associated Press air at the top of every hour from 4am to 9pm.

StarDate at 5:57am & 4:57pm

Golden Stars

Gold, silver, and platinum have something in common besides their beauty. All of them are “ashes” from the destruction of stars. Every gram of these elements — not only on Earth, but throughout the universe — was forged in stellar explosions or collisions.

The Sound of Texas at 6:30am & 12:30pm

Karolis Bagdonis of Huntsville

Community Contact at 8:30am

Warren Hart from the Mayborn Science Theatre

EarthDate at 9:30am & 3:30pm

Minerals Evolve, Too

A slice of a pallasite meteorite that fell to Earth in Esquel, Argentina, showing translucent olivine crystals suspended in a reflective nickel–iron metal matrix, similar to the differentiation that would have occurred as planets formed. Credit: Doug Bowman (originally posted to Flickr as Esquel) CC BY 2.0 [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0]), via Wikimedia Commons

Science and the Sea at 10:30am & 2:30pm

Cookie Cutters

Few creatures are foolhardy enough to take on a great white shark — much less try to lure one in. Yet a shark that’s no longer than your arm has been known to do just that.

SoundBeat at 11:30am & 1:30pm

Gallis Pole

Ledbetter, better known as Leadbelly, was twice convicted: once for trying to kill a man, and once for following through with it.  After the first, he wrote a song of appeal to the governor of Texas, Pat Neff. Neff, incidentally, had vowed never to grant a pardon as governor.  He did though, in 1925, but he might not have bothered. Less than 5 years later, Ledbetter committed his second crime. And, somewhat unbelievably, received another pardon, this one from Governor O.K. Allen. Here he is with Gallis Pole from 1939.

On the Dock with Rick Smith at 6:15pm

Your Fishing & Boating Show! Rick shares his love of the outdoors with weekly blogs, newspaper articles, websites, seminars, and radio shows.

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