Simply Beautiful Music for Central Texas
Thoughtful playlists, community stories, and programming that feels like home.

Programming Guide – August 26

Wishing you a Simply Beautiful Saturday.

Gary Emmert
1–2 minutes

All listed times are Central Daylight Time.

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

There are no AP News segments on Saturdays and Sundays.

StarDate at 8:20am

Saturn Opposition II

It’s the start of a new season on Saturn: spoke season. Early this year, Hubble Space Telescope saw dark “spokes” in the planet’s beautiful rings. They appear to come and go with the seasons.

The Senior Report with Joyce Mayer at 9:20am

Presented by A & B Counseling Services, LLC

Joyce Mayer keeps you abreast of Central Texas happenings of interest to everyone 55 and older, so they can be involved in their community.

EarthDate at 10:30am

Presented by Red Oak Property Management

Carving A Canyon

View up the Colorado River from Toroweap Overlook at the western end of the Grand Canyon.  Credit: National Park Service

Science and the Sea at 11:30am

Presented by Red Oak Property Management & Arrive Alive of Texas Driving Academy

In Fine Voice

North Atlantic right whale Credit: Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Travel with Rick Steves at 5pm on NestFM

Crystal Bridges, Route 66 Kicks, and Amsterdam By Bike

On the next Travel with Rick Steves, we’re looking for America on the next Travel with Rick Steves. 

  • The director of the new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art tells us how a small city in Arkansas became home to a major art museum.
  • Author Rick Antonson tells us how motoring west along the legendary Route 66, can reveal slices of Middle America you might otherwise overlook.
  • Plus, a Dutch tour guide explains how they rely on bicycles in Amsterdam. And what visitors need to know before jumping into the bike lane.

Sock Hop Saturday Night with Bruce Vasbinder at 7pm

Presented by IFR Flight Training of Georgetown

Episode 630

Take off your shoes and twist again like you did last summer as Bruce Vasbinder plays the hits of yesteryear from never-ending stacks of record wax.

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