Toast & Jam with Bob Ray Sanders
Fort Worth Weekly's Jeff Prince talks to Bob Ray Sanders, an influential voice in North Texas for decades and one of the first black...
Toast & Jam with Carleton Hurdle aka “Elvis Presley”
The last time Elvis Presley played Fort Worth was on June 3, 1976 at Tarrant County Convention Center. Fort Worth Weekly's Jeff Prince marks...
Toast & Jam with Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County is celebrating its 45th birthday this week, and volunteer Ossana and client Dorothy talk, toast, and sing with...
Toast & Jam with Jeff’s mom
Mama Toast & Jam gets her shot on center stage, discussing the upcoming Mother's Day and getting grilled with some tough questions by Fort...
Scenes From a Taco Fest
Hot tacos were being washed down with cold beer and Topo Chico at the 3rd Annual El Fuerte Fort Worth Taco Festival on Saturday...
Toast & Jam with Strider Bikers Kyle and Colton
Kyle Jensen, who serves on Fort Worth's bicycle commission, talks with us about the upcoming Strider Cup Race in Sundance Square Plaza and sings...
Diaries of Two Mad Black Women
If Donna West wasn’t mad before, she is now. Last week, she told Fort Worth police that someone threatened to kill her on Facebook.
Our...
Fort Worth Opera’s Brief Encounters Shine
Fort Worth audiences have come to expect contemporary opera selections as an almost accepted part of the company’s annual music festival. They’ve also come...
Toast & Jam with TCU opera singer Joshua Friend
Joshua Friend, a TCU and Fort Worth Opera singer, chats with Fort Worth Weekly's Jeff Prince. Note to PETA: Jeff didn't really choke his...
Toast & Jam with Mae Barnett of Fort Worth 420
Fort Worth 420, an annual celebration of reefer gladness, is Friday, April 20 at Lola's Saloon. Organizer Mae Barnett tells us all about it....
