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If They Care About Equity, Fort Worth Schools Must Extend Virtual...

Last week’s narrow vote by Fort Worth’s school board to re-open schools to in-person learning stands in sharp contrast to the school district’s professed...

Didn’t Expect the Expected Cowboys

As has been the case with everything else in the world in this unrealistic, shark-jumping season of Life that is 2020, the football offseason...

Da Kink in My Hair: Beauty Shop

I find myself dissatisfied with Jubilee Theatre’s new show, Da Kink in My Hair. I saw the final show of the troupe’s season on...
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Toast & Jam Big Finale and Fond Farewell

Toast & Jam was a way to relax and have fun at work while providing content for the Fort Worth Weekly web site. From...
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T&J Best Musical Moments Part II

Part II of our best musical moments features clips from Devon Dawson, Ngozi Akinro, Tony Green, Allison Stanford, Willie Williams, Gray Bartlett, Cameron Smith,...
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T&J Best Musical Moments Part I

Mask and social distancing requirements have prompted Toast & Jam to suspend production temporarily. In the meantime, we will offer Best of T&J segments...
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Toast & Jam with DJ Dugan

Episode 118: Smith Music Group hit my radar in 1999 when the Stockyards-based music distributor began releasing its series of Live at Billy Bob’s...
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Toast & Jam with Maven

Maven’s Moon Apothecary & Faery Cottage is a funky little shop that's owned and operated by a green witch in River Oaks. Maven’s metaphysical...

Protests Reach the Stockyards During Back the Badge Event

Yesterday evening, law enforcement supporters gathered at The Stampede Saloon for the Tarrant Backs the Badge event in the Stockyards. The Facebook event page...
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Toast & Jam with Donnell Ballard

Donnell Ballard was 16 when he participated in his first civil rights protest in Fort Worth. Now 49, he is still marching. As president...