Program Schedule

Features public service announcements to publicize activities and events for local municipal groups, service clubs, school groups, arts groups, etc. It airs daily.

Interviews with representatives of community groups, city officials, MISD officials, Eastfield College officials, local charities, and others, publicizing their activities, public safety issues, municipal affairs, and school district affairs. It airs Monday through Saturday.

Sports Director Steve Glenn brings you information on teams, district races, game scores, and interviews with coaches. It airs Monday through Friday during the school year.

Hosted by SPCA of Texas, this program offers tips on how to support, love, care and tend to your pets. It airs every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.

This is a one-minute show featuring health news and interviews with top medical experts. It can be heard Monday through Friday at 6:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Discover the natural wonders of Earth. This feature shares cutting-edge earth science research across the globe, intersecting energy, environment and the economy. EarthDate is a production of the Bureau of Economic Geology.  

Fitness expert Annette Hammond gives tips and advice on leading and healthy and fit lifestyle. Itairs every day of the week.

This feature, produced by the University of Texas Medical Branch, provides insights into a broad range of biomedical science topics, and is designed to stimulate our thinking, questioning, and our appreciation of the impact of science on our world. It is hosted by Dr. Norbert Herzog and Dr. David Niesel. The two minute feature is heard on Saturdays and Sundays.

In this show, which is sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History, host Jim Metzner brings you fascinating looks at all aspects of natural history. It airs Monday through Friday.

This program presents marine science topics in an engaging two-minute story format. Script writers gather ideas for the program from the University of Texas Marine Science Institute's researchers and from their very popular college class, Introduction to Oceanography, which is taught to hundreds of non-science majors at The University of Texas at Austin every year. It airs on Saturday and Sunday.

This two-minute feature digs into deep space, sharing information and scientific findings about stars, methods of space exploration, and other phenomena outside Earth's atmosphere. The show is produced in the University of Texas McDonald Observatory based on research funded by NASA and the National Science Foundation.

This show is your pop culture time machine--a portal to amazing and sometimes forgotten events, fads, music, people and places through the decades.

This show features inspiring and upbeat success stories of the people behind company and brand names.